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Comments:

• Find-a-Grave cites
  • Pvt John Wesley “Revolutionary John” Mullins
  • Birth 1752, NC
  • Death 28 Feb 1849, Clintwood, Dickenson Co., VA
  • Since he was the only person from Dickenson Co. to fight in that war a plaque was erected in his honor at the Dickenson Co. Courthouse
  • He is said to be buried in a hollow log and his grave is located in Dickenson Co. where it is still visited by his descendants.

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