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Mary (Cason) King (1727 - 1774)

Mary King formerly Cason
Born in Essex, Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Daughter of and
Sister of , , , , , , , , , and
Wife of — married 28 Feb 1741 in Spotsylvania, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial Americamap
Descendants descendants
Mother of and
Died at about age 47 in Virginiamap
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Biography

Mary was born about 1727. She passed away about 1774.

Timeline

15 July 1742, Robert and Mary given 150 acres by father, Robert King. Spotsylvania County, Colony of Viginia.
3 May 1743, Robert sold 140 acres, Spotsylvania County, Colony of Viginia.
6 Sep 1743, Robert sold 150 acres, Spotsylvania County, Colony of Viginia.
1757, Robert's will recorded, Halifax County, Colony of Viginia.
28 Feb 1757, mortgaged property of Samuel Harris, Halifax County, Colony of Viginia.
1 Jun 1757, husband Robert King died.
1758, Mary King, widow and relict of Robert King, sold 290 acres Albemarle County, Colony of Viginia.
1759, estate sale, Halifax County, Colony of Viginia.

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Mike Williamson
Hmmm .... Are you sure Cason wasn't mistranscribed from Eason, a very common and large family of early southern VA and Isle of wight. the 'C' is very close to the capital 'E'. This should be noted.
posted by Mike Williamson
Selman-334 David Selman
Hi Bonnie,

Please OK or complete the merge of https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cason-1213 and https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cason-45

Thank you, David ~ WikiTree Mentor

posted on Cason-1213 (merged) by David Selman
edited by David Selman
O'Donley-6 S O'Donley
Cason-51 and Cason-45 appear to represent the same person because: Same name, same parents, same manager, similar but different dates, maybe a typo?
posted by S O'Donley
Lisa Javorka
Same issues with Cason-45 and Cason-51: differences in dates, etc., but general consensus on parents and spouse.
posted on Cason-51 (merged) by Lisa Javorka
McWhorter-226 Karen (McWhorter) Wilhelm
Cason-52 and Cason-51 appear to represent the same person because: The two-year difference could be because the dates are so approximate and the sources are rather soft. Of course, one could have died as a child, but there are a lot of duplicate brother and sister names.
posted on Cason-51 (merged) by Karen (McWhorter) Wilhelm

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