Married Amanda Jane Wright 20 Oct 1859 in Independence county Arkansas. Her father was from Georgia and her mother from Mississippi.
Ezekial A Mauldin's family were settlers of the historical Cuthand Red River county Texas in the mid-1850's. The town really started to grow in the 1860's when E A established a grist mill and cotton gin. The Mauldin family were successful farmers.
He was also a Post Master of the town of Cuthand Red River county Texas on 26 Dec 1883. The town lost the Post Office on 30 Sept 1953 for lack of population.
He served as a second Lieutenant in the 8th Arkansas Company H, and the 32nd Company H, Confederate Army.
Children:
Ed T Mauldin
Mary Mauldin
Edward Mauldin
Mattie Mauldin
Nelson D Mauldin∼CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #04800, name as Mes. A. J., husband was E. A. Mauldin
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
Ezekial A Mauldin's family were settlers of the historical Cuthand Red River county Texas in the mid-1850's. The town really started to grow in the 1860's when E A established a grist mill and cotton gin. The Mauldin family were successful farmers.
He was also a Post Master of the town of Cuthand Red River county Texas on 26 Dec 1883. The town lost the Post Office on 30 Sept 1953 for lack of population.
He served as a second Lieutenant in the 8th Arkansas Company H, and the 32nd Company H, Confederate Army.
Children:
Ed T Mauldin
Mary Mauldin
Edward Mauldin
Mattie Mauldin
Nelson D Mauldin∼CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #04800, name as Mes. A. J., husband was E. A. Mauldin
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
Married Amanda Jane Wright 20 Oct 1859 in Independence county Arkansas. Her father was from Georgia and her mother from Mississippi.
Ezekial A Mauldin's family were settlers of the historical Cuthand Red River county Texas in the mid-1850's. The town really started to grow in the 1860's when E A established a grist mill and cotton gin. The Mauldin family were successful farmers.
He was also a Post Master of the town of Cuthand Red River county Texas on 26 Dec 1883. The town lost the Post Office on 30 Sept 1953 for lack of population.
He served as a second Lieutenant in the 8th Arkansas Company H, and the 32nd Company H, Confederate Army.
Children:
Ed T Mauldin
Mary Mauldin
Edward Mauldin
Mattie Mauldin
Nelson D Mauldin∼CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #04800, name as Mes. A. J., husband was E. A. Mauldin
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
Ezekial A Mauldin's family were settlers of the historical Cuthand Red River county Texas in the mid-1850's. The town really started to grow in the 1860's when E A established a grist mill and cotton gin. The Mauldin family were successful farmers.
He was also a Post Master of the town of Cuthand Red River county Texas on 26 Dec 1883. The town lost the Post Office on 30 Sept 1953 for lack of population.
He served as a second Lieutenant in the 8th Arkansas Company H, and the 32nd Company H, Confederate Army.
Children:
Ed T Mauldin
Mary Mauldin
Edward Mauldin
Mattie Mauldin
Nelson D Mauldin∼CONFEDERATE PENSION, wife, applied for in RRCo TX #04800, name as Mes. A. J., husband was E. A. Mauldin
From Civil War Veterans buried or dying in Red River County, Texas by Lawrence and Sue Dale.
Inscription
WE MISS THEE FROM OUR HOME,DEAR, WE MISS THEE FROM THY PLACE, A SHADOW O'ER OUR LIFE IS CAST, I'VE MISSED THE SUNSHINE OF THY FACE, WE MISS THY KIND AND WILLING HAND, THY FOND AND EARNEST CARE, OUR HOME IS DARK WITHOUT THEE, WE MISS THEE EVERYWHERE.
Gravesite Details
According to their marriage records, Amanda J. Wright married Ezekiel A. Mauldin 20 Oct 1859 in Independence County, Arkansas.
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