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IMFA'S Newsletter - MxWorld
Past Issues of MxWorld - Volume 9
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 Volume
9, Number 4, May 1995
- Cover: Molyneux House - Old and New - Peter Street, Dublin,
Ireland.
- Editor's Letter; Query from US193 Linda Mullinax Ferraro re
A.P. Mullennex; New US Members: US194 Debbie Swenson and US195 Ann
Paxton Brown - 1
- Copyright; Mx Extractions from 1850 Missouri Census - 2-3
- Mx Extractions from 1880 Soundex Index for New York - 3-5
- Mx Extractions from 1880 Soundex Index for Kentucky; Mx Extractions
from 1880 Soundex Index for Ohio - 6-10
- Mx Extractions from 1910 Pennyslvania (Miracode) - 10-11
- Extract from Wesley L. Mullenneix's Plymouth Rock to the Pacific
- History of Robert & Elizabeth Ground - 12-13
- News from Australia and New Zealand - 13-14
- Query from UK: UK036 Mrs Pat Reed re John Molynew and James
Molyneaux - 14
- Molineux House, Wolverhampton - response to earlier article
by UK025 John Cullwick; photo of Molineux House as it looks today
- 14-15
- Mxs found by UK116 Mrs Nana Evans from 1841 Census for Rugheley,
Nr. Stafford and Census 1851 for Broseley, Shropshire; Military
medal information sent by UK026 Ted Molyneux - 16-17
- Photo of St. Peter's Church, Liverpool, 1908 - 17
- Mx Extractions from selected counties from 1881 Census Index
- 18-26
- St. Peter's Church, Liverpool - information by Betty Mx Brown
- 26-27
- Molineux House (cover) - information by Betty Mx Brown - 27
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 Volume
9, Number 3, February 1995
- Cover: Photo of founder, Wesley Luther Jacob Mullenneix (1919-1995)
- the Memorial Issue.
- Letter from Editor - 1-2
- Obit: Wesley Luther Jacob Mullenneix, from the Yakima Herald
Republic, Thursday, 2 February 1995; kind words from IMFA members;
Memorial Fund - 3-5
- Obit: UK050 Frances, sister of UK049 Bernard Molyneux died 3
December 1994 - 5
- What Does the Future Hold for IMFA? - by Betty Molyneux Brown
- 5-6
- Family details of founder Wesley L. Mullenneix - 6-7
- News from New Zealand and Australia - 7-9
- Advertisment re the clipper ship Samarang sailing from Liverpool
to Melbourne 5 April 1865 - 9
- New UK Member: UK129 Peter Richard Molyneux; Queries from the
UK - 10-12
- Mx Extractions of Marriages from Boyd's Index, Lancashire 1751-1775,
Volume 11 - 12
- Photos of founder Wesley L. Mullenneix and family - 13-14
- Mx Extractions from 1851 Liverpool Census Index - 15-18
- Drawing of Molineux House, Wolverhampton - 19
- Molineux House information written by UK015 David L. Molyneux
- 20-21
- Misc. from Liverpool Churches: marriages, baptisms; and 2 from
Flintshire, North Wales - 21-22
- UK065 David Molyneux sends confirmation of his ancestor Mary's
marriage details - 22
- 1891 Census Parish of Sefton - 23
- Group Photo from IMFA Reunion 1988, outside R.C. Cathedral of
Christ the King, Liverpool - 24
- Family details of new member UK129 Peter Richard Molyneux -
related to UK077 Eric Seymour Molyneux and UK124 Frances Molyneux;
Copyright - 25-26
- The Story of the Weather Cock from St. Helen's Church, Sefton
- by Betty Mx Brown; Family Representatives - 27
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 Volume
9, Number 2, November 1994
- Cover: Other Famous Homes of the Molyneux Family: The Earl of
Sefton, 17 Hill Street, Berkeley Square, London.
- Letter from New Editor, Betty Molyneux Brown - 1
- Family of US146 Mrs Madeline Carome from James Molyneux and
Ann Littler, Lancashire - 2-3
- New Members: US193 Linda Mullinax Ferraro; UK126 Peter Heywood;
UK127 John Frederick Molyneux; UK128 Ms Pat Milner - 3
- Excerpts from Wesley Mullenneix's Book "Plymouth Rock to the
Pacific" 3-5
- Obituary: John Molineux of Middleville, New York, 1915 - 5 Lineage
of US148 George Capes from Thomas Molyneux and Mary Hampson 1828,
Liverpool - 6-7
- IMFA Reunion Items for Sale by UK015, David L. Molyneux - 7
- Obituary: Lord Derby, 76, 1990 (Neighbor of Earl of Sefton)
- 7
- "Homes of the Molyneux Family" by UK015 David L. Molyneux, with
pictures - 8-11
- News of Australian Mxs - 12
- Poem "The Reverend (Matthew) Mullineaux" from "The Bulletin",
1899; Family Representatives; Copyright - 13
- 1989 Letter from CA008 Kate O'Neil, Early Mx in Ontario from
Land Record Index - 14
- Amendment to Obituary of UK021 Albert Edward Mullineaux - 16
- From UK026 Ted Molyneux, Mx Military Medals Auctioned; Photo:
George Philip Berkeley Molyneux, b 1857; Request for Pen Friends
- 16
- Mormon IGI Index 1992, England (Bedford, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire,
Cambridgeshire, Cheshire - 17-23
- Queries, Findings and Research Hints - 23-26
- Lineage of UK126 Peter Heywood from Henry Brook Martin and Mary
Molyneux, married 1896, Knowsley, Lancashire; family details of
UK128 Ms Pat Milnor - 26
- Mx in Liverpool Census, 1851, 1861 - 27
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 Index
for Volume 9, Number 1, August 1994
- Editor's Letter: Cancer Diagnosis for Wesley L. Mullenneix -
1
- Molyneux Mausoleum at Kensal Green to be Restored - 2
- Poem "Grandma" by Mrs. Elsie Dodd, Queensland, Australia - 2
- From "Dictionary of American Biography, Vol. VII", Biography
of Robert Molyneux (1738-1808), Roman Catholic Priest - 2-3
- Remembering the 1988 IMFA Reunion - 3-7
- Continuation of "Molyneux, Earls of Sefton" from Vol. VII, No.
3 - 8-9
- Obituary: Philip D. Smith, 1944, Brother of US103, Debbie Swenson
- 10
- Obituary: Gladys Molyneux Shattuck, Mother of US053, Robert
Shattuck - 10
- Book Reviews: Quill of the Wild Goose, assembled and edited
by US083 Kermit Molyneux Bird; The Molineux Affair by Jane Pejsa;
Query; Family Representatives - 10-11
- Mx From "Universal British Directory for 1793-1798" for Lancashire,
Sussex Nottingham, Shropshire, London, Surrey, Kent, Yorkshire,
Worcestershire, Middlesex, Cheshire, Norfolk, and Staffordshire
- 11-12
- Mx Burials in Vine Street Hill Cemetery, Hamilton County, Ohio
- 12
- New US Members: US191 Philip A. Cole and US192 Ray & Dorothy
Peterson - 13
- Letter to Fay Molyneux from George Molyneux, 4 Brothers from
Belfast to Australia - 13-14
- "Decommissioning of the Destroyer, USS Mullinnix, 1982" from
US173 Louis J. Mullineaux - 14-15
- Will of Richard Molyneux, Charles County, Maryland 1749/59 -
15-16
- Picture from 1988 Reunion; A Hug Is A Great Gift: One Size Fits
All and It Is Easy to Exchange - 17-18
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