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Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney, 1810–…

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Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney

Name: Kenyon Hawkins "Kin" /Mooney/
Surname: Mooney
Given names: Kenyon Hawkins "Kin"

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: about 1780 37 — Brunswick, North Carolina, USA Marriage: 10 May 1804 — Grainger, Tennessee, USA Death: 1836 — Montogmery, Alabama LDS baptism: 9 December 2000 LDS endowment: 21 February 2001 LDS child sealing: 28 February 2001 Unique identifier: FEB7C78217EEB349AF6FF7EEFE7123CA5E3E Unique identifier: 164849B48F8FC743916286708685B48DB8DA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Lucinda Hayse Elizabeth Mooney John Mooney … Mooney Charles H. Mooney Alexander Mooney Sampson Mooney Barton Mooney Thomas Mooney Lucinda Mooney Family with spouse Nancy Grissett Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney George Quinton Mooney Eunice Mooney Miriam Mooney William John Mooney 1780–1836 Birth: about 1780 37 — Brunswick, North Carolina, USA Death: 1836 — Montogmery, Alabama
mother	Links Birth: about 1790 — Georgia, U.S.A Unique identifier: B8544987EAC00847B1B285F9E7D8F6EB56A8 Unique identifier: 164849B48F8FC743916286708685B48DB8DA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse … Purnell Emiline Purnell Family with spouse William John Mooney Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney George Quinton Mooney Eunice Mooney Miriam Mooney Nancy Grissett 1790–… Birth: about 1790 — Georgia, U.S.A
himself	Links Birth: about 1810 30 20 Marriage: 18 December 1838 — Montgomery, Alabama, USA Unique identifier: FE37DA2B0FB56E4E81C7931CE3E6F9DE513E Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Hamutal Amandis A. McCulloch Nancy E. Hawkins Mooney Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney 1810–… Birth: about 1810 30 20
11 years younger brother	Links Birth: about 1820 40 30 — North Carolina, USA Death: about 1871 — Montgomery, Alabama, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships George Quinton Mooney 1820–1871 Birth: about 1820 40 30 — North Carolina, USA Death: about 1871 — Montgomery, Alabama, USA
6 years younger sister	Links Birth: about 1825 45 35 Unique identifier: FC38DB74DD73F446A97A51314C2F58A227B9 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Josiah Alford Eunice Mooney 1825–… Birth: about 1825 45 35
4 years younger sister	Links Birth: about 1828 48 38 Unique identifier: 3E8C926E0A2B9243866AC6CD61D0D2D32D2C Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse J.D. Garrard Miriam Mooney 1828–… Birth: about 1828 48 38

Father’s family with Lucinda Hayse
father	Links Birth: about 1780 37 — Brunswick, North Carolina, USA Marriage: 10 May 1804 — Grainger, Tennessee, USA Death: 1836 — Montogmery, Alabama LDS baptism: 9 December 2000 LDS endowment: 21 February 2001 LDS child sealing: 28 February 2001 Unique identifier: FEB7C78217EEB349AF6FF7EEFE7123CA5E3E Unique identifier: 164849B48F8FC743916286708685B48DB8DA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Lucinda Hayse Elizabeth Mooney John Mooney … Mooney Charles H. Mooney Alexander Mooney Sampson Mooney Barton Mooney Thomas Mooney Lucinda Mooney Family with spouse Nancy Grissett Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney George Quinton Mooney Eunice Mooney Miriam Mooney William John Mooney 1780–1836 Birth: about 1780 37 — Brunswick, North Carolina, USA Death: 1836 — Montogmery, Alabama
stepmother	Links Birth: Tennessee, USA Marriage: 10 May 1804 — Grainger, Tennessee, USA Unique identifier: FEB7C78217EEB349AF6FF7EEFE7123CA5E3E Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William John Mooney Elizabeth Mooney John Mooney … Mooney Charles H. Mooney Alexander Mooney Sampson Mooney Barton Mooney Thomas Mooney Lucinda Mooney Lucinda Hayse …–… Birth: Tennessee, USA
Marriage	Marriage — 10 May 1804 — Grainger, Tennessee, USA
20 months half-sister	Links Birth: 1805 25 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Elizabeth Mooney 1805–… Birth: 1805 25
4 years half-brother	Links Birth: 1808 28 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships John Mooney 1808–… Birth: 1808 28
3 years half-sister	Links Birth: 1810 30 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships … Mooney 1810–… Birth: 1810 30
5 years half-brother	Links Birth: 1814 34 — Virginia, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Charles H. Mooney 1814–… Birth: 1814 34 — Virginia, USA
3 years half-brother	Links Birth: 1816 36 Unique identifier: 2D5537FF742B3C4AA89CA8E605BE48540E1F Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Saphronia Electa Spencer Sophronia Belle Mooney Alexander Mooney 1816–… Birth: 1816 36
3 years half-brother	Links Birth: 1818 38 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Sampson Mooney 1818–… Birth: 1818 38
4 years half-brother	Links Birth: 1821 41 — Tennessee, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Barton Mooney 1821–… Birth: 1821 41 — Tennessee, USA
4 years half-brother	Links Birth: 29 September 1824 44 — Tennessee, USA Death: 29 July 1907 — Nacodgoches, Texas, USA Burial: Old Pine Knot Cemetery Unique identifier: 0492A4E1F428C84BAA0FCBEC475A33BE4C33 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Naomi Elums Holt Solomon Holt Mooney William Henry Mooney John Allen Mooney Thomas J. Mooney Thomas Mooney 1824–1907 Birth: 29 September 1824 44 — Tennessee, USA Death: 29 July 1907 — Nacodgoches, Texas, USA
2 years half-sister	Links Birth: about 1826 46 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Lucinda Mooney 1826–… Birth: about 1826 46

Mother’s family with … Purnell
mother’s partner	Links Unique identifier: B8544987EAC00847B1B285F9E7D8F6EB56A8 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Nancy Grissett Emiline Purnell … Purnell …–…
mother	Links Birth: about 1790 — Georgia, U.S.A Unique identifier: B8544987EAC00847B1B285F9E7D8F6EB56A8 Unique identifier: 164849B48F8FC743916286708685B48DB8DA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse … Purnell Emiline Purnell Family with spouse William John Mooney Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney George Quinton Mooney Eunice Mooney Miriam Mooney Nancy Grissett 1790–… Birth: about 1790 — Georgia, U.S.A
half-sister	Links Unique identifier: 31EC8B64BE51C44EB54F15F7A74A3B066F73 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Richard Purnell Jasper Purnell Emiline Purnell …–…

Family with Hamutal Amandis A. McCulloch
himself	Links Birth: about 1810 30 20 Marriage: 18 December 1838 — Montgomery, Alabama, USA Unique identifier: FE37DA2B0FB56E4E81C7931CE3E6F9DE513E Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Hamutal Amandis A. McCulloch Nancy E. Hawkins Mooney Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney 1810–… Birth: about 1810 30 20
wife	Links Birth: about 1819 29 32 — South Carolina, USA Marriage: 18 December 1838 — Montgomery, Alabama, USA Unique identifier: FE37DA2B0FB56E4E81C7931CE3E6F9DE513E Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Kenyon Hawkins Kin Mooney Nancy E. Hawkins Mooney Hamutal Amandis A. McCulloch 1819–… Birth: about 1819 29 32 — South Carolina, USA
Marriage	Marriage — 18 December 1838 — Montgomery, Alabama, USA
13 months daughter	Links Birth: about 1839 29 20 — Alabama, USA Unique identifier: C61599111CFD784FA7BFEEA9896FC3DFFCA4 Marriage: 14 November 1862 — Montgomery, Alabama, USA Marriage: 6 January 1870 — Owens House, Montgomery, Alabama, USA Unique identifier: E39D015FEDECAA4D8C1E1A297A14E28E9BEE Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William E. Wiggins Family with spouse John C. Walter John C. Walter Nancy E. Hawkins Mooney 1839–… Birth: about 1839 29 20 — Alabama, USA

Events of close relatives
Birth	about 1810 30 20
Birth of a half-sister	… Mooney 1810
Birth of a half-brother	Charles H. Mooney 1814 Virginia, USA
Birth of a half-brother	Alexander Mooney 1816
Birth of a half-brother	Sampson Mooney 1818
Birth of a brother	George Quinton Mooney about 1820 North Carolina, USA
Birth of a half-brother	Barton Mooney 1821 Tennessee, USA
Birth of a half-brother	Thomas Mooney 29 September 1824 Tennessee, USA
Birth of a sister	Eunice Mooney about 1825
Birth of a half-sister	Lucinda Mooney about 1826
Birth of a sister	Miriam Mooney about 1828
Death of a paternal grandfather	William J. Mooney about 1835
Death of a father	William John Mooney 1836 Montogmery, Alabama
Marriage	Hamutal Amandis A. McCulloch — View this family 18 December 1838 (aged 28 years) Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Birth of a daughter	Nancy E. Hawkins Mooney about 1839 Alabama, USA
Marriage of a daughter	John C. Walter — Nancy E. Hawkins Mooney — View this family 14 November 1862 Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Marriage of a daughter	William E. Wiggins — Nancy E. Hawkins Mooney — View this family 6 January 1870 Owens House, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Death of a brother	George Quinton Mooney about 1871 Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Death of a half-brother	Thomas Mooney 29 July 1907 Nacodgoches, Texas, USA
Unique identifier	E0C4D236F3936F44BEA456EDDE685D5F8CFF
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	Note: After the murder of his father, William Jr., Kenyon soon f ound himselfin trouble again. A short time after being bailed o ut of jail for the murderof Edward Bell, Kenyon visited anothe r Muster in Scroggin Hill. At the Musterin the fore noon Kin (a s he was called) rode up, hitches his horse, walked up to the cr oud very quietly and peaceably, but armed to the teeth with hi spistols and Bowie knife. Mooney, without any apparent provicat ion, took out his knife and stabbed a man named AlLister Owens t o death. Kenyon mounted hishorse and went back home as if nothi ng happened. When it was learned that hehad not left the countr y as suspected, but was at home, a bench warrent was issued char ging him with murder in the first degree for the wilful killin g of Owens. A large posse was formed and sent out to hunt Moone y up and arrest him alive, if they could, but dead if they must . Some of Mooney's friends found out that the sheriff was afte r him and let him know. Instead of fleeing, Kenyon chose to sta y and defend himself. He barricaded himself in his mother'shous e and waited. The posse arrived at the house and demanded his su rrender. Kenyon sent word that he would do no such thing and th e first man that puthis Head in at one of them doors or windows , he would kill them. The Posse held a Council Of War and decide d to send men back to town for a cannon and amunition. Before th e men returned with the cannon, they were waylaid by Mooney's fr iends. During all the commotion, Kenyon made his escape into a n earby swamp. The Sheriff soon sent out a volunteer militia compa ny named "Prairie Invincibles" on a house to house search lookin g for Mooney. After some searching the Malitia held a little Cou ncil Of War and they enquired if Mooney was any where in the cou ntry. He was at Dick Colbert's, in the Pintlalla neighborHood i n the south Western part of the county. They Headed for Colbert' s. Whenthe Malitia rode up, there was two slaves sitting at a n old wooden screw. When the slaves saw the riders they turned t hat screw, which made a considerable noise. We asked them if any one was down at the house? They said there was,and when asked w ho, they said Mr. Kin Mooney and Mr. Charlie Spratt. Knowingtha t the turning of the wood screw was an alarm, the Malitia hesita ted a few minutes to decide what to do. They decided to dismoun t and surround the house and ketch them asleep. When they got re ady to go down to the house they saw Mooney and Spratt mount the ir horses, the 2 slaves threw open the gate andthey came at a f ull gallop through a hail of gunfire making their escape, leavin g nothing behind but one of their hats. That was the last time a nyone had seen or heard of Kenyon Mooney. He left behind his wif e and 1 daughter.

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Note: After the murder of his father, William Jr., Kenyon soon f
ound himselfin trouble again. A short time after being bailed o
ut of jail for the murderof Edward Bell, Kenyon visited anothe
r Muster in Scroggin Hill. At the Musterin the fore noon Kin (a
s he was called) rode up, hitches his horse, walked up to the cr
oud very quietly and peaceably, but armed to the teeth with hi
spistols and Bowie knife. Mooney, without any apparent provicat
ion, took out his knife and stabbed a man named AlLister Owens t
o death. Kenyon mounted hishorse and went back home as if nothi
ng happened. When it was learned that hehad not left the countr
y as suspected, but was at home, a bench warrent was issued char
ging him with murder in the first degree for the wilful killin
g of Owens. A large posse was formed and sent out to hunt Moone
y up and arrest him alive, if they could, but dead if they must
. Some of Mooney's friends found out that the sheriff was afte
r him and let him know. Instead of fleeing, Kenyon chose to sta
y and defend himself. He barricaded himself in his mother'shous
e and waited. The posse arrived at the house and demanded his su
rrender. Kenyon sent word that he would do no such thing and th
e first man that puthis Head in at one of them doors or windows
, he would kill them. The Posse held a Council Of War and decide
d to send men back to town for a cannon and amunition. Before th
e men returned with the cannon, they were waylaid by Mooney's fr
iends. During all the commotion, Kenyon made his escape into a n
earby swamp. The Sheriff soon sent out a volunteer militia compa
ny named "Prairie Invincibles" on a house to house search lookin
g for Mooney. After some searching the Malitia held a little Cou
ncil Of War and they enquired if Mooney was any where in the cou
ntry. He was at Dick Colbert's, in the Pintlalla neighborHood i
n the south Western part of the county. They Headed for Colbert'
s. Whenthe Malitia rode up, there was two slaves sitting at a
n old wooden screw. When the slaves saw the riders they turned t
hat screw, which made a considerable noise. We asked them if any
one was down at the house? They said there was,and when asked w
ho, they said Mr. Kin Mooney and Mr. Charlie Spratt. Knowingtha
t the turning of the wood screw was an alarm, the Malitia hesita
ted a few minutes to decide what to do. They decided to dismoun
t and surround the house and ketch them asleep. When they got re
ady to go down to the house they saw Mooney and Spratt mount the
ir horses, the 2 slaves threw open the gate andthey came at a f
ull gallop through a hail of gunfire making their escape, leavin
g nothing behind but one of their hats. That was the last time a
nyone had seen or heard of Kenyon Mooney. He left behind his wif
e and 1 daughter.