1810 Darlington, SC, p 10/647, George Mozingo, Males: 1 under 10 (Segers?), 1->10-15 (Segers?), 1->26-44 (George); Females: 2 under 10 (Susan, ?), 1->10-15 (Segers?), 1->26-44 (Mary)

1820 Darlington District, SC, p 64, George Mazingo: Males: 4 under 10 (George Jackson, Edward, Lemuel "Lamb", ?); 1-> 10-15 (Gillium); 1-> 26-44 (George); Females: 1 under 10 (?); 1->10-15 (Susan); 1-> 16-25 (Segers? or ?); 1->26-44 (Mary); 410010-11110

1830 Dallas, AL, p 75, MOZINGO, GEORGE, Male: 2->10-15 (George Jackson, Edward); 1->15-20 (Lemuel); 1->20-30 (Gillium?); 1->40-50 (George); Female: 1-> 40-50 (Mary)

1840 Washington, AL, p 274, MAZINGS, GEORGE, Males: 1->50-60 (George); Females: 1->50-60 (Mary); Total 2.

1850 AL or MS?

1853 Winston, MS State Census, p 15, MAZINGO GEORGE

1860 Choctaw AL, p. 434 - 435, Twps 9-10-11 & 12
SHIRLEY, MOSES, 53, NC
SUSAN, 51, SC
WILLIAM E, 24, AL
MARY E, 25, AL
ELIZA E., 23, AL
MORRIS, JUDA , 5, AL
JOHN A, 19, AL
AMANDA C, 17, AL
JAMES N, 15, AL
SARAH J, 15, AL
SUSAN, 14, AL
RUTHA A, 11, AL
LEMUEL J, 9, AL
MOZINGO, HARRIETTE, 2, AL
GEORGE, 72, SC


George and Mary Skinner Mozingo are my ggg-grandparemts.
Moses and Susan Mozingo Shirley are my gg-grandparents
Lemuel Jackson and Martha Jane Mozingo Shirley are my g-grandparents.
Martha Jane was Susan's niece, which made Lemuel J and Martha Jane cousins.
William J. and Anna Landrum Shirley are my grandparents.
My grandfather died when my was a young girl and her grandfather
Lemuel J. came to Al. and got my grandmother and 4 girls, and took
them back to Winchester, Ms. now Waynsboro to live with them.
My grandmother married again and came back to Al. to live and
Lemuel J. and family moved to Tx. When Lemuel J. Shirley died he
left land to my mother and she went to Tx. and sold it to some of the others.
I have a cardboard picture of Lemuel and Martha Jane and all the family
except my grandfather . He had already died.
My aunt Ella Shirley m. Joe Mozingo
Moses Shirley nephew Moses m. a Mozingo and she died then, then he m. her sister.
Charlie Jacobs my g-uncle m. Sarah Mozingo
So you see that I am related to so many Mozingos that is why I so interested in them.
Robert Lee and Annie Viola Shirley Jacobs both died in 1992.
My father was 103.6 d.Marchh 2, 1992 and my mother was 96.6. She
died 3 months later. June 13, 1992. They both was very bright and sma
also daddy was very active until about 6 months before he died. My mother
was bed ridden for 4 years and I stayed with them and I taped them
tellking me all about the families...

Ruth Corley

Subject: Re: Mozingo family
Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2000 08:08:58 EDT
From: GNSHIRLEY@@cs.com

George Mozingo signed the administrator's bond on behalf on JOHN SHIRLEY at
the death of John's father MOSES SHIRLEY in 1826 in Darlington County, SC.
We know that one of George's daughters married a brother of John named
Moses Shirley. Other siblings of John included Catherine who married William
Mozingo, Nancy who married Emanuel Hearon, Nathan who married in Alabama
Emily Sikes, Martha who married a Skinner, and David.

In the late 1820's, GEORGE MOZINGO, JOHN SHIRLEY, WILLIAM MOZINGO and his wife CATHERINE, EMANUEL HEARON and his wife NANCY, MOSES SHIRLEY and his wife SUSAN MOZINGO, and NATHAN SHIRLEY moved to Dallas County, Alabama. In the mid 1830's they moved westward to Washington County, Alabama( area today in Choctaw County, Alabama. George Mozingo is living in the house of Moses Shirley in 1860 census for Choctaw County, Alabama. I have always thought that William Mozingo was a son of George. Some people say no. John Shirley married an ELLY ?. I have always thought she was either another daughter of George Mozingo or a SKINNER. My great great grandfather who appears to be a son of JOHN and ELLY is named JOHN PINKNEY SHIRLEY. I know that Pinkney is a name that both the Mozingos and the Skinners have used on occasion.

... George Shirley

George Mozingo n Segers 1807 DarlingtonSC
Posted by: Rulon N Smithson
Date: August 04, 2001 at 12:16:54

FYI, I am not a Mozingo descendant, but this may help some of you folks. On the other hand, I am a SEGERS descendant, and would like to know what became of the three orphans JESSE, ELINOR, and BIJAH SEGERS mentioned below --Rulon N Smithson.
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The LDS Ancestral File ( www.familysearch.org ) shows a GEORGE MOZINGO and wife "SARAH SIGNERS". From the following documents in Darlington County, South Carolina, it looks as if GEORGE MOZINGO married the widow of WILLIAM SEGERS (he died 1804), her name not presently known through the records in Darlington County, but from the family source on Ancestral File, likely "SARAH". The "SIGNERS" name there appears to be a close guess for SEGERS, carried down in the family.
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Darlington Co South Carolina Will Book 2, page 227.Guardianship Bond for GEORGE
MAZINGO, guardian of JESSE SEGERS, ELINOR SEGERS and BIJAH SEGERS. Date 11 Apr 1807. Bond is signed by GEORGE MAZINGO, BENJ. SKINNER, and WILLIAM
MAZINGO Witness: CALEB OWEN.
_________________________

Darlington County South Carolina Will Book 2, page 328
Among devisees in the division of the estate of JOHN SEGERS Senr. Deceased.
1807 April17 to Paid GEORGE MIZINGO as guardian for the heirs of WILLIAM SEGERS
$192.88
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SMM Note: 1800 Census Darlington Co, SC, p 121: William Segers, 21011-10010-00


Subject: Re: [MOZINGO] George Mozingo Darlington Co, SC
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 23:40:36 -0500
From: "Ruth Corley"
Reply-To: MOZINGO@@yahoogroups.com
To:

Samie, I have Josie Belle Walker Bowden's book on the Skinners. Some of the work is by Howard Skinner and they are both dead . I called Josie Belle quite a few years ago and her daughter told me that she was bedridden and near death with cancer. She asked me what I wanted with her and of course I told her that Bob Skinner had told me about her book, and I was looking for info on George and Mary Skinner Mozingo. That I also wanted to buy a book. I assume her mother heard her talking to me and she told her daughter ,she wanted to talk to me. She told me that she always wanted to find some of George and Mary's kin and was glad I called. She told me that there were no more books for sale, but her daughter had one in Mobile. I called and begged and pleaded with her and she finally let me copy it. Bob Skinner had already told me that George Mozingo married Mary Skinner
.
He also told me that Moses Shirley that left will in Darlington, SC. wife's name was Catherine
.
It only has Mary born ca. 1778 m. George Mozingo.

Jesse Skinner born ca. 1772 m. Sarah Mozingo.
.
William Skinner born ca. 1795/6 m. Lucy Mozingo.

Anna Skinner, dau. of Edward and anna, was born ca. 1815/6, married McKenzie Mozingo, no other info.

Mary Skinner daughter of Benjamin Sr. and Priscilla, was born ca. 1778 in N.C. She married George Mozingo and they went to Dallas Co., Al. George was mentioned in the settlement of Benjamin, Jr's estate settlement in Dallas Co.

Deeds: Darlington, S.C.
on Feb. 12, 1811-Wit: Frederick Skinner and Nancy , his wife to
William Mozingo. $95-50 acres.
Wit: George Mozingo
James Skinner.

Nancy Mazingo was born ca. 1794 married Fredrick Skinner born ca. 1790.
.
Dorcas Skinner married a Mr. Mozingo . She is named as one of the heirs of Nathan's Skinner's estate.. Nov. 1 1841. Have copy of sale of land. Was in Henry co. Al.

Nathan Skinner m. Lucy Mozingo. He bought land in Henry Co.,Al. ca. 1838 and left will in 1841 naming his heirs.

This book is abt. 400 pages and I just looked at a few pages and got this info. Hope it helps someone.

I really haven't worked very much on mama's family. I have just been gathering info. on the Mozingo, Skinner, Shirley and Landrum families for the last few years getting ready. I have just about finished daddy's families and will be starting soon. Will welcome any help from anyone.
Ruth .