Robert T. Lewis looking for his mother Seely Mullins and several siblings
Richmond Planet (Richmond, VA)
March 18, 1893
Seeking His Relatives.
Bradford, Pa., March 5, 1893.
Editor of the Planet,--
Dear Sir:--I would like to take advantage
of the offer you make in your paper
of finding out if some of my relatives are
living and what their address is.
I with my mother and four brothers
were living on the Archie Mullin farm in
Goochland county in 1850-51. My
brother John was at that time working
in Mayo's tobacco factory; Joe, Frank
and Wesley, also two sisters, Betsey and
Victoria.
I also had two uncles, George and Carey Mullins,
who worked for their master
(John Mullins) running on the canal.
The farm later fell in the hands of a
Mrs. Haskins who had one son, Archie
Haskins. My mother's name was Seely
Mullins. She was married to Park Lewis.
Any information concerning them
will be thankfully received.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT THADDEUS LEWIS,
Care of the National Transit Co.,
Bradford, Pa.
Bradford, Pa., March 5, 1893.
Editor of the Planet,--
Dear Sir:--I would like to take advantage
of the offer you make in your paper
of finding out if some of my relatives are
living and what their address is.
I with my mother and four brothers
were living on the Archie Mullin farm in
Goochland county in 1850-51. My
brother John was at that time working
in Mayo's tobacco factory; Joe, Frank
and Wesley, also two sisters, Betsey and
Victoria.
I also had two uncles, George and Carey Mullins,
who worked for their master
(John Mullins) running on the canal.
The farm later fell in the hands of a
Mrs. Haskins who had one son, Archie
Haskins. My mother's name was Seely
Mullins. She was married to Park Lewis.
Any information concerning them
will be thankfully received.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT THADDEUS LEWIS,
Care of the National Transit Co.,
Bradford, Pa.
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