Wright-43134 (my #). I am 100% related to William Masten (Masten-139) born 1691-1772. He is listed in Wiki and most other sites as the last child of Cornelius Masten, born in Ulster County, Kingston, NY. This would link him to John Masten who came to New Amsterdam around 1640 as an English settler serving as a Dutch soldier. However, I could never link Cornelius with a son William other than family trees. I found a reference to Cornelius' will dated Jan 30, 1712 in the Ulster Co., NY Probate records and he lists 5 children, but not a William. William would have been 21 at that 1712 death. Also most sources list William as marrying Sarah Manlove in 1710 in Delaware. That is unusial because of the age of William and most sons did not leave home before age 21. I now appears to me that William Masten of Delaware comes from a Masten family other than the Ulster County Mastens. My direct ancestor, John Masten (Masten-295), came to NC as a strong Quaker and was buried in the Muddy Creek Friends Burial Grounds in Stokes, now Forsyth County. This may direct us to a Southern New Jersey or Pa. Masten family. There is just a general disconnect as to the New Amsterdam Mastens who moved to Ulster County, and William Masten (1691-1772) of Delaware. Go on Ancestry and everyone links these two Masten families together.
I am writing this because I see no reference to the will of Cornelius Masten. I have a jpg. of the will which also sets out the first John Masten's will of 1670 where he refers to his TWO sons John and Cornelius, which is not noted on this site. INSIGHT PLEASE. Thanks.
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I am writing this because I see no reference to the will of Cornelius Masten. I have a jpg. of the will which also sets out the first John Masten's will of 1670 where he refers to his TWO sons John and Cornelius, which is not noted on this site. INSIGHT PLEASE. Thanks.
Don Wright
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Its on his Geni Profile the link is: www.geni.com/people/A-J-Jacobs/6000000011638429539
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