http://www.mx-world.org/blogs/default.aspxForum Posts for Copyright 2011 International Molyneux Family Association. All Rights Reserved.20<p>Ever wonder who those amazing women were alongside those Mx men?</p> <p>Those elusive Mary's and Elizabeth's we see on the records, probably had just as interesting a pedigree as the next, but were relegated to relative anonymity because of their sex.</p> <p>I suspect many women in this great Mx family had some wonderful tales to tell, of their journeys, families and accomplishments, and I am sure many witnessed history that we would leave most of us in awe.</p> <div>I ran across a lovely quote from Abigail Adams in a letter to her husband, President John Adams: "Remember the ladies, and be more favorable to them than your ancestors."&nbsp;</div> <p>Who knows, perhaps we will find out even more about the entire Mx Family if we share information: photos, records and stories, or listings from family bibles.</p> <p>My name is Peg Redfearn US360</p> <p>I am a fledgling in the family research area, and am descended through the Branford Mx line. I hope to encourage anyone, male or female, to share information or even hints re: the distaff side of the Mx family, whether by marriage or direct descent. &nbsp;Let's get these gals out of obscurity!</p> <p>My interests are:<br /> Elizabeth Horseman b: wife of Thomas Mulliner<br /> Hannah Farrington Mulliner b:1698, wife of Moses Mulliner<br /> Rebecca Barnes Mulleneux b: 1730-1738, wife of Joseph Mulleneux b:1721<br /> Mary (LNU) Mullineaux b: 1768, wife of Jesse Mullineaux b: 1764<br /> Mary E. (Smith?) Mullineaux b: approx 1835, wife of Jesse Mullineaux b: 1829</p>Peg Redfearnhttp://www.mx-world.org/Blog/post.aspx?id=8