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William II MastersonHusband:

Bet. 1735 - 1768Born: Vain:Bet. 1783 - 1785Married:Bef. 1817Died: Cape Girardeau, Moin:William I MastersonFather:Jemima TuckerMother:Other Spouses: Unkown

Anna RandolWife:

November 11, 1763Born: Sussex County, New Jerseyin:Bet. 1830 - 1840Died: Cape Girardeau Co., Missouriin:Enos RandolFather:Sarah VanGordenMother:

CHILDREN1 James MastersonName:

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2 David C. MastersonName:Abt. 1786Born: Pottinger's Creek, Nelson Co., Kyin:April 1861Died: Cape Girardeau, Moin:March 25, 1804Married: in: Nelson Co, KySarah MastersonSpouse:

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3 Jeremiah MastersonName:1788Born: Tennesseein:1856Died: Cape Girardeau, Moin:Abt. 1816Married: in: Cape Girardeau Co., MO.Margaret PattersonSpouse:

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4 Samuel R. MastersonName:1800Born: Pottinger's Creek, Kyin:Bet. January 07 - 21, 1842Died: Cape Girardeau, Moin:November 09, 1826Married: in: Cape Girardeau, MONancy BrooksSpouse:

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William II MastersonHusband:

Bet. 1735 - 1768Born:Vain:Bef. 1817Died:Cape Girardeau, Moin:William I Masterson - NaturalRelationship with Father:Jemima Tucker - NaturalRelationship with Mother:101Reference number:

1800Census:Nelson County, KYBet. 1770 - 1780Moved to:PA1784Tax Records:Washington Co, PA. Somerset List

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NotesTax list: Nelson County Tithes 1785 - 1791, Nelson Co., KYTithes recorded by Judge Atkinson Hill: 1787 William Masterson Sen, Jeremiah 2 85 1790 William Masterson Sr. 1 44 1791 William Masterson Senr, Hugh 2 70

Tithes recorded by Chas Ewing: 1788 William Masterson 1 25 1788 William Masterson & Hugh 2 24

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County Deeds Books A/B-F, 1797 - 1826 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman and JaneRandol Jackson #897 Page 179 Dec 16, 1811 Anthony Randol, James Randol, Medad Randol, Abram Randol, Alen McKinzie, WilliamMasterson, and Thomas Morgan with Eligah Randol, all lawful heirs of Enos Randol, sen., to John Dowty. Inconsideration of the esteem and regard which they have and bear unto their brother-in-law, 50 arpens, Frenchmeasure, on the waters of Ramsey's Creek in Cape Girardeau Twp, it being a gift of Enos Randol Senor, decd, andthe W end of the tract where Enos Randol sen. Lately lived and where his widow now lives. Signed Antony (x)Randoll, Allen (x) McKenzie, Medad Randol, James Randol, Abraham (x) Randol, Elijah Randol. Wit Jno. Earthman,James Dowty, Zenas Preist (JP). Rec Feb 23, 1818.

Tax list: Nelson County Tithes 1785 - 1791, Nelson Co., KYJudge Atkinson Hill recording tithes:1787 William Masterson Jun 1 86 1790 William Masterson Jr 1 42 1791 William Masterson Junr 2 68Nelson County Tax Records 1792 - 1794 page 59 Sept 29, 1793 Tax on 1 white male 21+, Toal Black 1, 5 horses, 16 cattle, 400 acres

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Sandi Gorin's Pottenger's Station Notes: Sarah B. Smith, Historic Nelson County, Its Towns and People, Bardstown,KY, 1983.

Capt. Samuel Pottenger (1754-1831) was the founder of Pottenger's Station (Nelson Co) in 1781 and stated that he,his eldest daughter (Mrs. James Phillips who was born at the fort in 1783) lived at Cox's Station many years. Theorphan children of Robert & Elizabeth Willett Pottenger of Prince Georges Co., Md. - Elizabeth, Jemima, Susannah,Anne and Eunice came to KY in 1783. The fort was located a mile north of Gethsemane Postoffice and 5/8ths of amile south of Abbey of Gethesame in southern Nelson Co. Samuel was born April 29, 1754 in Prince Georges Countyand came to Kentucky in 1776. He served in the Revolutionary War in Maryland in 1777, was with James Harrod in1778, to Wm. Harrod's company in 1780 and died Jan 20, 1831. Pottenger built a house in 1788 about 2 miles eastof the station. He is buried in Cox Creek Baptist Cemetary, 5 miles from Bardstown The following individuals wereguaranteed to be living at Pottenger's Station thanks to family records which were preserved - none of which wereknown as hunters and landseekers. Most of them stayed in the area with a few moving to the Great Miami valley inButler and Preble Counties, Ohio. By 1782-83's winter, there were 37 people from the Samuel Cartwright Stationdiscovered starving by Pottenger and George Rogers Clark. A list of inmates (no explanation given) who came fromPennsylvania: Charles Masterson, John Masterson, John Masterson Jr., Thomas Masterson, William Masterson,William Masterson Jr., Hugh Masterson, Hugh Masterson Jr., Jerry Masterson and Zachariah Masterson. Withthem came Jacob Mueller (Miller) who had married in PA Elizabeth Masterson, a sister of the elder Masterson'sabove. They had several children born at the station including Abraham, Rebecca, Roy, David, and Amos Miller.Note: Married land renters in PA were called inmates.

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Anna RandolWife:

November 11, 1763Born:Sussex County, New Jerseyin:Bet. 1830 - 1840Died:Cape Girardeau Co., Missouriin:Enos Randol - NaturalRelationship with Father:Sarah VanGorden - UnknownRelationship with Mother:108Reference number:

Bet. 1821 - 1823Tax Lists:Cape Girardeau Co.

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NotesAbstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#143 - Page 169. 6 Jun 1817. Rebeccah Randol, widow of Enos Randol, decd: Medad Randol: Enos Randol: JamesRandol: Elijah Randol:Abraham Randol: Anthony Randol: Anna Masterson, formerly Anna Randol now the widow ofWilliam Masterson, decd: Allen McKinsey and Laney McKinzey, formerly Laney Randol, now the wife of sd Allen:John Dowley the husband of Abbey Randol, decd, in rept. Of his sd wife Abbey Dowly: and Thomas Morgan andTemperance Morgan, his wife, formerly Temperance Randol, all heirs and legal representatives of Enos RandolSenior, decd, to Charles G. Ellis. For the sum of $1800, 464 acres on Hubble's Creek on the branch called CharlesCreek, bordered on the S by Robert English, W by William Penny, NW by Anthony Randol, NE by John Abernathie,and E by the heirs of Samuel Randol. On 15 Mar 1805, Enos Randol (in his lifetime) and Medad Randol conveyed 480acres (Spanish measure) to Thomas Ballew for $1800; being all the head right of sd Enos Randol, on Hubble's Creek.Ballew assigned the land to Charles G. Ellis, attorney in fact for Sarah Davis on 13 Jan 1807. Enos Randol diedwithout executing a deed; this deed confirms the conveyance. Signed: Rebecca (P) Randol, Enos Randol, JamesRandol, Abraham (A) Randol, Anthony (x) Randol, John Dowley, Medad Randol, Ann (x) Masterson, Allen McKinzy,Magdalenna (x) McKinzey, Thomas Morgan, Temperance (x) Morgan. Wit. Alfred P. Ellis, John Abernathie (JP),George Henderson (JP). Rec 17 Mar 1828.

Missouri Taxpayers 1819 - 1826 Cape Girardeau combined land and property - 1821, 1822, 1823Mastersons: Anna, David, James, Jeremiah

1821 Anne taxed on 75 acres, 2 horses, 80 personal property

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James MastersonChild:

Abt. 1780Born:Nelson Co., KYin:Abt. 1844Died:William II Masterson - NaturalRelationship with Father:Anna Randol - NaturalRelationship with Mother:102Reference number:

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NotesMissouri Taxpayers 1819 - 1826 Cape Girardeau combined land and property - 1821, 1822, 1823Mastersons: Anna, David, James, Jeremiah

1819 Byrd Township James Masterson charged with assault 1820 Byrd Township James Masterson charged with assault1821 James Masterson taxed on 2 horses, 2 cattle 75 personal property

1830 US Fed Census - Cape Girardeau - 2 males between 5 & 10, 1 male 40 - 50, 2 females under 5, one femalebetween 10-15, one female between 15 - 20, one female 30 -40

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#890 Page 403. 5 Mar 1836. John Waters and Laura Ann, his wife, to James Masterson. For the sum of $100, 684/7 acres, being 6/7 of E ½, NE ¼, Sec 11, Twp 31 N, Rng 13 E: being the same entered by Sarah Thompson, andwhich sd Waters and his wife hold as heirs and legal representatives of sd Sarah Thompson, formerly Sarah Spear,and under a purchase from William P. Spear: George H. Williams and Clarissa, his wife: Henry D. Spear: Edward N.Spear,: Samuel Magee and Elvira Caroline, his wife: heirs and legal representatives of Sarah Thompson, formerlySarah Spear. Signed John Waters, Laura A. Waters (RD). Wit: Smith Minton, Endicut M. Hart, A.P. Ellis (JP). Rec28 Mar 1836.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1274. Page 335. 21 Aug 1837. James Masterson and Nancy, his wife, to Samuel Masterson. For the sum of $300,80 acres, being E ½, NE ¼, Sec 10, Twp 31 N, Rng 13 E. Signed: James (x) Masterson, Nancy (+) Masterson. Wit:Wm. Steinbeck (JP). Rec 2 Apr 1838.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1293. Page 356. 23 Apr 1838. James Masterson to Samuel Masterson. For the sum of $250, mortgage on onebrown mare: one yearling bay colt: one bay horse four years old: four cows: 17 head of hogs, 7 head of sheep: oneyoke of oxen: and one ox car. James Masterson executed two promissory notes to Samuel Masterson, one for $65due 1 Mar 1838, and one for $65 due 1 Mar 1839, and Samuel Masterson is also security for James Masterson toExekiel Hill for $120: the sums due by 1 Mar 1839 with interest. Signed: James (x) Masterson. Wit: Peter R.Garrett, County Court Clerk, Rec 23 Apr 1838.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1369. Page 428. 13 Aug 1838. Abraham Randol, John Hart, and William Steinbeck, commissioners appointed to sellthe lands of Sarah Thompson, late Sarah Spear, decd, to James Masterson. For the sum of $50, 90 acres, being E

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½, NE ¼, Sec 11, Twp 31 N, Rng 13 E. Sold on order of Circuit Court issued 19 Jun 1837 to sell the lands belongs tothe heirs of Sarah Thompson, late Sarah Spear, decd, on petition for N. Spear, Samuel Spear, and Samuel McGee,and Elvira his wife. Signed: Abraham () Randol, John Jartt, Wit: John W. McGuire (JP). Rec 23 Aug 1838.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1370. Page 429. 28 May 1838. James Masterson and Nancy, his wife, to Michael Hertling. For the sum of $200,the land described in the previous deed (I:428), being the same entered by Sarah Thompson. Signed : James (x)Masterson, Nancy (x) Masterson (RD). Wit: Wm. Johnson (JP), Thomas Johnson. Rec 23 Aug 1838.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books J-l, 1838 - 1846 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#446 Page 457 8/21/1840. James Masterson to Guild & Welling. For the sum of $51.50, mortgage on a parcel ofwheat in sheaf in a barn at Mrs. Johnson's: a crop of tobacco in the field: one yearling sorrel colt: one young coltfoaled last spring and bay: a lot of 25 hogs, more or less: a crop of corn in the field, consisting of 12-15 acres; twobeds, bedsteads, and bedding; and two ploughs. Sd Masterson owes a note and book accounts due by Jan 1 next.Signed James (x) Masterson. Wit Reuben Masterson, William Masterson, Fr. Frack, Dep Clerk. Rec Aug 22, 1840

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books J-l, 1838 - 1846 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1034 Page 456 Apr 4, 1843 Patrick Currin and Bridget, his wife to Samuel Randol and Belvritta, his wife for thesum of $40, 15 acres off the S end of a tract on the S side of Bainbridge Road; part of 80 acres entered by JamesMasterson, the W 1/2, NE 1/4, Sec 11, Twp 31 N, Rng 13 E; purchased by sd Currin from Michael Herting and SarahAnn , his wife. Signed Patrick (x) Currin, Bridget (x) Currin (RD). Wit Moses Block (JP) Rec Apr 8,1843.

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Marriage InformationNancy DowtyWife:MarriedBeginning status:

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David C. MastersonChild:

Abt. 1786Born:Pottinger's Creek, Nelson Co., Kyin:April 1861Died:Cape Girardeau, Moin:William II Masterson - NaturalRelationship with Father:Anna Randol - NaturalRelationship with Mother:1331Reference number:

June 04, 1861Administrators:John A McLain & Albert P Graves1809Military service:Fought in Indian Wars under Louis Lorimier1809Moved to:Cape Girardeau Co., Mo.

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NotesListed on tax rolls Nelson Co., KY 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807

Cape Girardeau County Tax Records - 1814 - 1823 Cape Girardeau Archives1817 - David

Missouri Taxpayers 1817 - 1826 Cape Girardeau combined land and property - 1821, 1822, 1823Mastersons: Anna, David, James, Jeremiah

1821 David taxed on 75 acres, 2 horses, 7 cattle 150 personal property

Cape Girardeau land purchase 11/6/1823, 11/14/1837, 7/1/1841 and 3/1/1848.

1830 US Census Cape Girardeau 2 males under 5, 2 males 5 -10, 1 male 15 - 20, 1 male 20 -30, 1 male 40 - 50, 1female under 5, 1 female 10 -15, 1 female 40 -50.

1840 Cape Girardeau Census 1 male 10 -15, 3 males 15 -20, 1 male 50 -60, 1 female 10 -15, 1 female 50 -60

1850 Cape Girardeau Census page 378 #530 shows:David age 64 born in Ky. Sarah age 62 born in Ky Enos B age 21 born in Mo. P.N. Riny age 20 born in Ill.

1860 US Census Cape Girardeau David living with Enos age 74

Cape Girardeau Probate Index Book #1 - 3100 Heirs from Executor Administrator Box Bundles Box 34 Bundle #686 David Masterson 6/4/1861 T.R. Hill Executor Will C345 Administrators: John A McLain & Albert P GravesWitnesses: Elias Lovell, William C. Graves, Jacob Tobler, clerk notices published in Cape Girardeau Eagle (1861) &Cape Girardeau Weekly Argus (Nov 1864) Heirs: Son Enos R, daughter Mary Ann wife of Thompson Hill,DaughterRebecca wife of Albert P. Graves & son Squire W Masterson, Samuel's child not named. The children of dec'd son

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Elijah - Medad, Tempy, James Madison, Sarah Ann & Elijah, Enos, Miller Phillips Ch Wm H & Jasper Phillips

Marriage InformationSarah MastersonWife:March 25, 1804Married:MarriedBeginning status:Nelson Co, Kyin:

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Jeremiah MastersonChild:

1788Born:Tennesseein:1856Died:Cape Girardeau, Moin:William II Masterson - NaturalRelationship with Father:Anna Randol - NaturalRelationship with Mother:89Reference number:

Appleton Cemetary, MoBurial:September 16, 1856Heirs:Robert Masterson, Serilda Henry,Lucinda Parks, Elizabeth Wills, Eliza Golliher,Asinath Vangilder, Sarah Martin, James MastersonBet. 1809 - 1810Moved to:Cape Girardeau Co., Mo.September 16, 1856Will:Cape Girardeau, Mo

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Notes1830 Cape Girardeau Co - Federal Census shows 1 male 5 - 10, 1 male 40 -50, 2 females under 5, 1 female 5 - 10, 1female 10 -15, 1 female 30 - 40 and 4 Slaves. 1840 Cape Girardeau Co - Federal Census shows 1 male 5 - 10, 1 male 15 - 20, 1 male 50 -60, 1 female under 5, 1female 5 - 10, 1 female 10 -15, 2 females 15 - 20, 1 female 40 -50.

1850 Cape Girardeau Census page 404 #894 shows: Jeremiah age 62 born in TN. Margaret age 52 born in OhioSally age 21 born in Mo. Jame A age 19 born in Mo. Sirilda Ann age 16 born in Mo. Lucinda age 13 born in Mo

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County Deeds Books A/B-F, 1797 - 1826 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman and JaneRandol Jackson #728 Page 17 March 1, 1814: Anthony Randoll and Mary, his wife, to James Morrison and JohnWilson, For the sum of $500, 199 acres on the waters of Randoll's Mill Creek, a fork of Hubble's Creek: adjoiningCharles Ellis, formerly Enos Randol senr, Robert English, Thomas English jun, a tract formerly belong to Creswelland land whereon sd Morrison and sd Wilson now reside with their families: beginning at a gum in Ellis' line" being agrant from the King of Spain to Anthony Randoll. Signed by Anthony (x) Randoll, Mary (x) Randoll, Wit JeremiahMasterson, Samuel P. Barker, Jno, Abernethie (JP). Rec Feb 8, 1816.

Cape Girardeau County Tax Records - 1814 - 1823 Cape Girardeau Archives1817 - Jeremiah

Missouri Taxpayers 1819 - 1826 Cape Girardeau combined land and property - 1821, 1822, 1823Mastersons: Anna, David, James, Jeremiah - Cape Girardeau Tax List 1817 - 1821

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#705 - Page 224, 5 Feb 1834: Heirs of Robert Patterson, decd, by commissioners Nathan Vanhorn, Andrew Martin,George H. Scripps, Caleb P. Fullenwider, and William G. Byrd to John Stephens and Daniel P. Jacobs. For the sum of

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$330, 328 acres about 2 miles from Jackson, being the same where Robert Patterson resided at the time of hisdeath. Sold on 10 Dec 1832 on order of County Court issued Aug 1832 on petition for sale of sd real estate GreerW. Davis attorney in behalf of James C. Patterson: Jeremiah Masterson and Margaret, his wife, late MargaretPatterson: David Campbell and Rebecca, his wife, late Rebecca Patterson: Narcissa Patterson: and Harry Sanford,guardian of Louisa Patterson. Signed: Nathan Vanhorn, Andrew Martin, G.H. Scripps. Wit: Hy Sanford, Clerk. Rec22 Aug 1834.

Collage of Cape Girardeau March 1991 - School District #2 report - September 1, 1851 by John Short, RobertCaldwell and John W Ruff states on the last day of December 1850 the name of parents and children in theirdistrict includes: Jerry Masterson with 2 children, David Wills with 2 children.

Cape Girardeau Probate Index Book #1 - 3100 Heirs from Executor Administrator Box Bundles Administrators:John W Ruff & Christopher Whittaker Box 13 #252 Jeremiah Masterson Date 9/16/1856 no bond Value of estate $139.30 in property and $38.20 in cash signed for by Margaret.

Marriage InformationMargaret PattersonWife:Abt. 1816Married:MarriedBeginning status:Cape Girardeau Co., MO.in:

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Samuel R. MastersonChild:

1800Born:Pottinger's Creek, Kyin:Bet. January 07 - 21, 1842Died:Cape Girardeau, Moin:William II Masterson - NaturalRelationship with Father:Anna Randol - NaturalRelationship with Mother:104Reference number:

January 31, 1842Administrators:Eli Ervin, Robert Davidson, Robert BrooksJanuary 31, 1842Heirs:widow Nancy, Eliza Jane 2, Lucy Ann 2, David Randall 3, Robert Jackson 4, WmFranklin 5, Sarah Adaline 6, Samuel Linn 7Civil War Mo 8th Calvary Co. "D"Military service:January 31, 1842Probate:Hardy Brooks Executor administrators - Frederick Foster, Delton O'Bannon, Levi R.Farrell

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NotesAbstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#856. Page 364. 12 Sep 1835, Lewis Gibbs and Sally C, his wife, to Samuel Masterson. For the sum of $135, 48acres, more or less, being part of the SE ¼, Sec 13, Twp 31 N. Rng 13 E, patented to sd Gibbs. Signed Lewis Gibbs,Sally C.(x) Gibbs (RD). Wit Wm. Steinbeck (JP) Rec 18 Jan 1836

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#875. Page 387. 2 Feb 1836. Greer W. Davis and Elizabeth , his wife, to Samuel Masterson. For the sum of $320,320 acres, more or less , off of the N part of John C. Harbison's confirmation under Louis Lorimier: including allthe tract except what has been previously sold to Terry Poe and Presley Looney. Signed: Greer W. Davis, ElizabethDavis (RD). Wit: Wm Johnson, Judge of County Court Rec 10 Feb 1836.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1274. Page 335. 21 Aug 1837. James Masterson and Nancy, his wife, to Samuel Masterson. For the sum of $300,80 acres, being E ½, NE ¼, Sec 10, Twp 31 N, Rng 13 E. Signed: James (x) Masterson, Nancy (+) Masterson. Wit:Wm. Steinbeck (JP). Rec 2 Apr 1838.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1293. Page 356. 23 Apr 1838. James Masterson to Samuel Masterson. For the sum of $250, mortgage on onebrown mare: one yearling bay colt: one bay horse four years old: four cows: 17 head of hogs, 7 head of sheep: oneyoke of oxen: and one ox car. James Masterson executed two promissory notes to Samuel Masterson, one for $65due 1 Mar 1838, and one for $65 due 1 Mar 1839, and Samuel Masterson is also security for James Masterson toExekiel Hill for $120: the sums due by 1 Mar 1839 with interest. Signed: James (x) Masterson. Wit: Peter R.Garrett, County Court Clerk, Rec 23 Apr 1838.

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#1298. Page 362. 7 Nov 1835. Jane Brooks, widow of Robert Brooks senr., decd, Hardy Brooks and Susan , his wife:Robert Brooks and Mary his wife: Samuel Masterson and Nancy, his wife: Lewis Gibbs and Sarah, his wife, RobertDavidson and Lucy, his wife, and Terry Poe, and Jiney, his wife: all legal heirs of Robert Brooks, senr., decd, to EliErvin. For the sum of $350, the land described in the previous deed (I:361). Signed: Jane (x) Brooks, HardyBrooks, Susannah Brooks (RD), Robert Brooks, Mary (x) Brooks (RD), Samuel Masterson, Nancy (x) Masterson (RD),Lewis Gibbs, Sarah (x) Gibbs (RD), Robert Davidson, Lucy (x) Davison (RD), Terry Poe, Jiney (x) Poe (RD). Wit:William Steinbeck (JP), Rec 28 Apr 1838.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books G-I, 1826 - 1838 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#1325. Page 390. 29 May 1838. Samuel Masterson and Nancy, his wife, to John Elliott. For the sum of $400, 160acres, more or less, off the NE corner of the confirmation of John C. Harbison under Louis Largeau: also 48 acres,more or less, being part of the SE ¼, Sec 13, Twp 31 N, Rng 13 E patented to Lewis Gibbs. Signed SamuelMasterson, Nancy (x) Masterson (RD). Wit: Wm Steinbeck (JP). Rec 2 Jun 1838.

1830 US Federal Census Cape Girardeau County shows 1 male 20 - 30, 2 females under 5, 1 female 20 - 30, 1 female60 -70. (probably mother Ann)

1840 US Federal Census Cape Girardeau County shows 2 males under 5, 1 male 5-0, 1 male 30-40, 1 female under 5,2 females 10-15, 1 female 30-40.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books J-l, 1838 - 1846 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#403 Page 410 6/6/1840. Michael Hurting to Samuel Masterson. For the sum of $100, mortgage on 140 acres moreor less, which was conveyed to sd Hurting by James Masterson. Samuel Masterson loaned the amount with 10%interest to sd Hurting on 6/6/1840: the note being due 6/6/1841. Signed Michael Hurting (in German). Wit WmSteinbeck (JP). Rec 6/16/1840.

Abstracts of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Deeds Books J-l, 1838 - 1846 Abstracted by Bill Eddleman#670 Page 58 Aug 13, 1841. Michael Hurting to Samuel Masterson for the sum of $111.85, mortgage on 100 acres,more or less, part of a tract conveyed from James Masterson to sd Hurting, with the exception of 30 acresheretofore sold. Sd Hurting owes a bill obligatory of the same date to Samuel Masterson, payable in 12 months with10% per annum. Signed Michael Hurling (in German). Wit Fr. Flack, Dep Clerk. Rec Aug 13, 1841 (note) Fullsatisfaction received on Oct 1, 1842. Signed Hardy Brooks admr of Saml Masterson Wit Robert Brown, Clerk.

Shroud purchased by William Masterson on Jan 21, 1842

Cape Girardeau Probate Index Book #1 - 3100 Heirs from Executor Administrator Box BundlesBook C page 290, 291 Box 25 Bundle # 480 Samuel Masterson Date 1/31/1842 Hardy Brooks Executor

Purchases made at estate sale on February 22, 1842 by:Nancy Masterson, Samuel Masterson, Squire Masterson, Reuben Masterson, David Patterson, Wm Elliott, G.A.Wigger, Fields Whitworth, Michael Herting, Miranda Byone, Simon Poe, Wm Steinbeck, Albert Graves, BerryHobbs, Robert Brooks, Eli Ervin, Wm H Turner, John Vangilder, John F. Randol, David Patterson, John Elliott,Hardy Brooks, Sally Masterson, Richard Elliott, Ambrose Alexander, Charles Turner, Jeremiah Raney, John W.Ruff, Samuel H. Randol

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Marriage InformationNancy BrooksWife:November 09, 1826Married:MarriedBeginning status:Cape Girardeau, MOin:Cape Girardeau County Marriages Book A.Source:

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