Marshall married CALLAHAN Matilda (1813) 1 Mar 1832, Lauderdale, Alabama USA. Matilda was born 1813; died 1862, Lauderdale, Alabama USA. [Group Sheet]

1. MASTERSON John Gutheridge (1832) was born 2 Dec 1832, , Lauderdale, Alabama, United States; died 18 Dec 1901, Hopewell, Tyler, Texas, United States; was buried , Hopewell Cemetery, Hopewell, Tyler Texas, United States.

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Gutherage Masterson Received two land patents at Blue Water Branch near Lexington Alabama. the desciption of is as follows:

1. The Northeast quarter of of the Southeast quarter of section eight in township one of range eight in the district of Huntsville Alabama containing 40 acres. 24 April 1820.

2. The Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of section eight in township one of range eight in the district of Huntsville Alabama comtaining 40 acres. 24 April 1820.

George married MARSHALL Mary Jane (1792), 9KXY-S42 06 Nov 1809, , Henry, Kentucky, USA. Mary was born 1792. [Group Sheet]

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Hardin Co. Will book A page 283.
John Masterson purchased a mare and colt at the estate sale of Abraham Goodin Dec'd. John returned to Hardin Co. Kentucky Court 27 Jan 1806.

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Culpeper County Deeds, 16 February 1789 Deed of gift of parcel of land on Duncans Mill Run, from Charles Mozingo to John AKA Arnold Masterson and his wife Catherine Mozingo. US/Can 975.5392 Vol 10

L.D.S. Compact Disk # 132 Pin # 1332

John married MOZINGO Catherine (1765), L67L-WWS est. 1785, , Virginia, USA. Catherine (daughter of MOZINGO Charles (1722), I and MCCANN Sarah Wilmoth (1725), L6WB-CB4) was born About 1765, , Culpeper County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

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1 February 1818. John Masterson's will names his wife as Katy Masterson.

In the name of god Amen. I John Masterson of the county of Shelby in the Connonwealth of Kentucky, being about to start a journey, and knowing the uncertainty of this mortal life and now being in sound mind, memory and understanding, do make and declare this my last will and testiment as follows: I give and bequeath to my eldest son Charles Masterson one hundred acres of land lying in Shelby County and the State aforsaid, being the piece of land he now lives on. I also give and bequeath to my youngest son Gutherage Masterson, one hundred acres of land lying in Shelby County and State aforsaid, it being the piece of land he now lives on. I also give and bequeath to my eldest daughter Jemmimah Thompson a negro woman named Susan, and three children named Matilda, Mehala, and Harrison to her and her heirs lawfully begotten of her body. I do also give and bequeath to my younger daughter Annis Derrett, three negros named Lot, Anthony, and Melinda to her and her heirs lawfully begotten of her body. I also give to my youngest daugher Lucy Willcocks, three negros named Mill, Cariline, and Sampson to her and her heirs lawfully begotten of her body.--- I do the balance of my property, after my debts are paid, give and bequeath unto my loving wife, Katy Masterson, to her during her natural life and at her decease to be equally divided among Charles, Gutherage, Jemimah, Anis, and Lucy. I do appoint my wife and children my whole executors of this my last will and tesiment. In tesimony whereof I set my hand and affix my seal this first day of February in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and Eighteen. Signed, sealed, and delivered. John Masterson

In the presents of Nathan Rice.

Catherine Mozingo's Mother may have been Native American. Cora Hays stated that she was told by her grandmother that Katy (Catherine ) was half Indian. The only person that this would now fit is Wilmouth her mother.

Charles married ANNIS Lucy (1762) About 1765, Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia USA. Lucy was born About 1762, Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia USA. [Group Sheet]

Charles married MCCANN Sarah Wilmoth (1725), L6WB-CB4 About 1750, , Culpeper, County, Virginia. Sarah was born 1725, , , , British Crown Colony of Virginia; died 16 Feb 1805, Bromfield Parish, Culpeper. Virginia, United States. [Group Sheet]

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The surename Wilmouth (Wilmoth) is reported to have connections with the Cherokee Nation. Though no actual proof that our Wilmouth was Cherokee, Some of the grandchildren of Charles Edward Mozingo made statements that their Grandmother was full blooded Cherokee. All Things Cherokee: http;// www. melugeons.com/ guestbook 9.htm