Mary Catherine MULL b. 24 MAY 1733 Goshenhoppen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania d. 26 AUG 1804 Lincolnton, Lincoln, North Carolina, USA: Tonia's Roots

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Birth 24 May 1733 Goshenhoppen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [1]

1733, Pennsylvania -> "US and International Marriage Records"

Christened

Baptized at the Goshenhoppen Reformed Church, where her Baptismal Record was recorded. Her godparents were Jacob Fisher and his wife.

Gender Female

Residence 1750 , , North Carolina [2, 3]

Moved to North Carolina, with her husband Henry Weidner, and settled on South Fork River.

Property 16 Aug 1750 Cocalico Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania [2]

"Lancaster County, PA Deed H:20
Henry Wittener and wife Catherine, and Jacob Widener and wife Barbara of Cocalico Twp., two of the sons of Catherine Weidner, widow, release to Peter Weidner [Jr], Isaac Weidner, and [brother-in-law] Christopher Mossman, all of Cocalico Twp., for L42 100 acres on Cocalico Creek. Descent; Catherina Widner (Weitner) made will dated 22 Sep. 1742 and shortly afterwards died; she devised to son Henry and her three younger sons."

Residence Apr 1759 Lancaster County, South Carolina [4]

Catherine and children fled to the home of Jacob Weidner after several German settlers along the Catawba River were burned out by Indians.

Residence 1761 , Burke, North Carolina, USA [5]

The family returned to North Carolina in the autumn.

Property 1784 , Lincoln, North Carolina [4]

The land of the Weidners was moved from Burke County to Lincoln County.

Census 1790 , Lincoln, North Carolina, USA [6]

"Henry Whitener, Sr" (73) was enumerated as head of household. He is the only male. The household also includes two females, likely Mary Catherine (Mull) (57) and possibly Mary Ann (36).

Probate 1792 , Lincoln, North Carolina, USA [7]

Bequeathed in her husband's will: "a Negro wench named Phyllis; one hundred pounds in cash; her bed and furniture, a horse and saddle and spinning wheel, her privilege in the Manor house and all the household furniture while she remains single and no longer."

Died 26 Aug 1804 Lincolnton, Lincoln, North Carolina, USA

Buried Aft 26 Aug 1804 Weidner-Robinson Cemetery, Catawba, North Carolina [8]

Person ID I1678 Kendrick-Hemphill

Last Modified 01 Sep 2010

Father Johannes Christopher MULL, b. 1702, Rauschenberg, Hesse-Nassau, , Germany , d. 1762, , Rowan, North Carolina

Mother Anna CATHERINA, b. 1706, Germany , d. 1762, , Rowan, North Carolina

Family ID F84 Group Sheet

Family George Heinrich WEIDNER, b. 9 Oct 1717, Coburg, , Sachsen, Germany , d. 31 Jul 1792, Lincolnton, Lincoln, North Carolina

Married Abt 1749 Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania [2]

Married at the Goshenhopped Reformed Church by the Rev. Georg Michael Weiss.

Children

	1. Daniel WHITENER, b. 14 Oct 1750, , Anson, North Carolina , d. 8 Jan 1833, , Lincoln, North Carolina, USA
	2. Living
	3. Abram WHITENER, b. 1754, , Anson, North Carolina , d. 7 Oct 1780, Kings Mountain, , North Carolina
	4. Catherine WHITENER, b. 1756, , Lincoln, North Carolina , d. 1838, , Lincoln, North Carolina
	5. Barbara WHITENER, b. 1760, Lincolnton, Lincoln, North Carolina , d. 8 Feb 1840, , Catawba, North Carolina, USA
	6. Mollianna WHITENER, b. Aft 1763, , Mecklenburg, North Carolina , d. 1796, , Lincoln, North Carolina
	7. Elizabeth WHITENER, b. 8 Oct 1764, Lincolnton, Lincoln, North Carolina , d. 21 Oct 1827, , Lincoln, North Carolina
	8. Mary Ann WHITENER, b. 31 Mar 1765, , Anson, North Carolina , d. 11 Aug 1837, , Lincoln, North Carolina

Family ID F81 Group Sheet

Photos
Henry Weidner Museum Display
"Museum Display, contains original headstones of "Henry" and his wife Catherina, a piece of china brought over from Germany and a gun powder horn."

Sources

[S346] Yates Publishing, "U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900," database, Ancestry.com; citing a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases, entry for Georg Heinrich Weidner-Catharina Mull 1749 marriage;.
http://tinyurl.com/ykrj3o7
[S52] McAllister, Anne Williams, Heinrich Weidner, 1717-1792; Catharina Mull Weidner, 1733-1804, Through Four Generations (Lenoir, N.C.: A.W. McAllister, 1992), 33 (Reliability: 3).
[S143] Burke County Sheriff's Office, Morganton, North Carolina; digital images, Burke County Sheriff's Office. (http://www.burkesheriff.org), http://www.burkesheriff.org/Mull.htm (Reliability: 2).
[S52] McAllister, Anne Williams, Heinrich Weidner, 1717-1792; Catharina Mull Weidner, 1733-1804, Through Four Generations (Lenoir, N.C.: A.W. McAllister, 1992), 35 (Reliability: 3).
[S52] McAllister, Anne Williams, Heinrich Weidner, 1717-1792; Catharina Mull Weidner, 1733-1804, Through Four Generations (Lenoir, N.C.: A.W. McAllister, 1992), 37 (Reliability: 3).
[S28] Ancestry.com, 1790 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2000.Original data - Indexed from: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States in the Year 1790. Washington, D.C.: Government), Year: 1790; Census Place: , Lincoln, North Carolina; Roll: M637_7; Image: 0069. (Reliability: 2).
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1790usfedcen&h=178689&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt
[S328] Stacey/Stacy Genealogy & Research Website, http://stacygenealogy.com/ghtout/pafn32.htm#867 (Reliability: 3).
[S134] Bob & Mary Anne Robins Ancestors, http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rrobins-01&id=I2377 (Reliability: 3).
Title: E-mail from Gene Rooks
Abbrev: E-mail from Gene Rooks
Author: Gene Rooks
Page: He was the first to be buried in the family graveyard, referred to as the Weidner-Robinson Graveyard, that is on top of the hill behind his original home-place, now owned by descendants of Jesse Robinson who married his daughter Mollie. She was the next to be buried there in 1796.

The last person was buried there in 1965. The site is difficult to reach, as the present owners only clean it up once a year for reunion visits, and when the weeds are high, ticks are abundant. We have pictures of the ancestral tombstones. Those of Heinrich and his wife are in German, with a newer memorial showing the English translation.

Photos		Henry Weidner Museum Display "Museum Display, contains original headstones of "Henry" and his wife Catherina, a piece of china brought over from Germany and a gun powder horn."