Son of John and Hannah (Hutcheson) Mason. Married to Huldah Almon in Posey County, Indiana, on December 17, 1821.
Pike County Democrat
February 4, 1891
Wm. Mason, 91 years old, is seriously ill at his son's, Asa's, near Lemastersville
Boonville Enquirer, Feb 21, 1891
Monroe township, Pike county, claims the oldest Democrat known in the Southern part of the state in the person of William Mason, who was ninety two years old Jan 7, 1891. He has a sister, Mrs. Davis, who is ninety-six Jan 27. How does this compare with Uncle Jimmy Hinman of Hart township, who voted for Jackson every time.
Pike County Democrat
April 15, 1891, pg. 2
William Mason, of Patoka township, Pike County, is certainly a very old man--ninety-two--but he has a sister, Mrs. Davis of Monroe township, who was ninety-six the seventh of last January, and who is still living. In Warrick County there is a man, James Hinman, of Hart township, who voted for Jackson every time that distinguished personage was a candidate for president. All these old people have lived strictly moral lives. They are living examples for young people to follow.
Pike County Democrat
July 15, 1891, pg. 3
William Mason, one of the oldest citizens of the vicinity of Oakland City, breathed his last about three o'clock last Wednesday morning of heart trouble. He fell from his chair and expired immediately. He was 92 years old last March. A sister, four years his senior, survives him, also a large family of relatives.
Son of John and Hannah (Hutcheson) Mason. Married to Huldah Almon in Posey County, Indiana, on December 17, 1821.
Pike County Democrat
February 4, 1891
Wm. Mason, 91 years old, is seriously ill at his son's, Asa's, near Lemastersville
Boonville Enquirer, Feb 21, 1891
Monroe township, Pike county, claims the oldest Democrat known in the Southern part of the state in the person of William Mason, who was ninety two years old Jan 7, 1891. He has a sister, Mrs. Davis, who is ninety-six Jan 27. How does this compare with Uncle Jimmy Hinman of Hart township, who voted for Jackson every time.
Pike County Democrat
April 15, 1891, pg. 2
William Mason, of Patoka township, Pike County, is certainly a very old man--ninety-two--but he has a sister, Mrs. Davis of Monroe township, who was ninety-six the seventh of last January, and who is still living. In Warrick County there is a man, James Hinman, of Hart township, who voted for Jackson every time that distinguished personage was a candidate for president. All these old people have lived strictly moral lives. They are living examples for young people to follow.
Pike County Democrat
July 15, 1891, pg. 3
William Mason, one of the oldest citizens of the vicinity of Oakland City, breathed his last about three o'clock last Wednesday morning of heart trouble. He fell from his chair and expired immediately. He was 92 years old last March. A sister, four years his senior, survives him, also a large family of relatives.
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