There are a lot of Isaac Masons, but very little data on this one. He is the son of Sampson & Hannah Hale Mason, born about 1765 in Swansea. Some sources show he apparently migrated to Marcellus, Onondaga, New York and may have died there after 1823.
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The 1820 census shows a Isaac Mason, same age bracket, as a farmer in Marcellus, Onondaga, New York. This data ties out, however no way at this time to determine if it is the same Isaac.
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Sources:
Genealogy of the Sampson Mason Family
By Alverdo H. Mason 1897 & 1902
Page 41
Tillinghasts in America
By Wayne G. Tillinghast & the Rhode Island Genealogical Society 2006
Page 582
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NOTE: I DO NOT think this is the Isaac that married Hannah Martin - See FAG #86868111 & 86868049. His father left him only $5, as compared to much larger items to the other children. Isaac may have been a rebel son.
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The 1820 census shows a Isaac Mason, same age bracket, as a farmer in Marcellus, Onondaga, New York. This data ties out, however no way at this time to determine if it is the same Isaac.
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Sources:
Genealogy of the Sampson Mason Family
By Alverdo H. Mason 1897 & 1902
Page 41
Tillinghasts in America
By Wayne G. Tillinghast & the Rhode Island Genealogical Society 2006
Page 582
*****
NOTE: I DO NOT think this is the Isaac that married Hannah Martin - See FAG #86868111 & 86868049. His father left him only $5, as compared to much larger items to the other children. Isaac may have been a rebel son.
There are a lot of Isaac Masons, but very little data on this one. He is the son of Sampson & Hannah Hale Mason, born about 1765 in Swansea. Some sources show he apparently migrated to Marcellus, Onondaga, New York and may have died there after 1823.
*****
The 1820 census shows a Isaac Mason, same age bracket, as a farmer in Marcellus, Onondaga, New York. This data ties out, however no way at this time to determine if it is the same Isaac.
*****
Sources:
Genealogy of the Sampson Mason Family
By Alverdo H. Mason 1897 & 1902
Page 41
Tillinghasts in America
By Wayne G. Tillinghast & the Rhode Island Genealogical Society 2006
Page 582
*****
NOTE: I DO NOT think this is the Isaac that married Hannah Martin - See FAG #86868111 & 86868049. His father left him only $5, as compared to much larger items to the other children. Isaac may have been a rebel son.
*****
The 1820 census shows a Isaac Mason, same age bracket, as a farmer in Marcellus, Onondaga, New York. This data ties out, however no way at this time to determine if it is the same Isaac.
*****
Sources:
Genealogy of the Sampson Mason Family
By Alverdo H. Mason 1897 & 1902
Page 41
Tillinghasts in America
By Wayne G. Tillinghast & the Rhode Island Genealogical Society 2006
Page 582
*****
NOTE: I DO NOT think this is the Isaac that married Hannah Martin - See FAG #86868111 & 86868049. His father left him only $5, as compared to much larger items to the other children. Isaac may have been a rebel son.
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