Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Thomas
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Joseph
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Samuel
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Isaac
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child George
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child John
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Hannah
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Rachel Worthington, wife of Robert
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Sarah Meason Briscoe/Brescol
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Ann
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Mary
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Meason senior parent and child Elizabeth
The 1779 will names this person as Thomas Meason senior’s child.[18]
Limitation
The will establishes the stated relationship but not identity with similarly named people in later records.
Recorded connection
Thomas Mason of Logan County father and son William Mason
The 1795 deed calls William the eldest son of Thomas Mason of Logan County; the 1811 conveyance again identifies William as a son of Thomas Mason, deceased.[22][69]
Limitation
Only the 1795 deed says “eldest.” Neither deed names Thomas’s other children or identifies him with the 1779 will’s Thomas.
Recorded connection
Joseph Meason, deceased deed of gift William Mason
Joseph conveyed 200 acres from the Highland Creek tract to William.[22]
Limitation
The deed does not state Joseph’s relationship to William or Thomas.
Recorded connection
Joseph Meason, deceased brothers John Mason
The 1813 collateral-heir deed directly identifies this man as Joseph’s brother.[68]
Limitation
The deed does not itself identify their parents.
Recorded connection
Joseph Meason, deceased brothers Samuel Mason, Joseph’s brother
The 1813 collateral-heir deed directly identifies this man as Joseph’s brother.[68]
Limitation
The deed does not itself identify their parents.
Recorded connection
John Mason parent and child Isaac
The collateral-heir deed identifies this person as John Mason’s child.[68]
Limitation
The deed does not provide a complete biography for either person.
Recorded connection
John Mason parent and child Caty/Martha Randal
The collateral-heir deed identifies this person as John Mason’s child.[68]
Limitation
The deed does not provide a complete biography for either person.
Recorded connection
John Mason parent and child Polly/Mary Devore
The collateral-heir deed identifies this person as John Mason’s child.[68]
Limitation
The deed does not provide a complete biography for either person.
Recorded connection
John Mason parent and child Betty/Elizabeth Cherry
The collateral-heir deed identifies this person as John Mason’s child.[68]
Limitation
The deed does not provide a complete biography for either person.
Recorded connection
Samuel Mason, Joseph’s brother father and son Dorsey Mason
The collateral-heir deed identifies Dorsey as Samuel’s son.[68]
Limitation
The deed does not provide a complete biography for either person.
Recorded connection
Joseph Meason, deceased heir at law Isaac Meason, heir
The deed names this person among Joseph’s heirs at law.[68]
Limitation
Heir status does not by itself identify the person as Joseph’s child or state the exact degree of kinship.
Recorded connection
Joseph Meason, deceased heir at law Elizabeth Hite
The deed names this person among Joseph’s heirs at law.[68]
Limitation
Heir status does not by itself identify the person as Joseph’s child or state the exact degree of kinship.
Recorded connection
Joseph Meason, deceased heir at law Benjamin Meason
The deed names this person among Joseph’s heirs at law.[67]
Limitation
Heir status does not by itself identify the person as Joseph’s child or state the exact degree of kinship.
Recorded connection
Benjamin Meason conveyed interest to James Meason of Claiborne County
Benjamin conveyed his undivided Highland Creek interest to James Meason.[67]
Limitation
The conveyance does not establish a kinship relationship between Benjamin and James.
Recorded connection
Isaac Meason, heir conveyed inherited share to Samuel Meason of Claiborne County
Isaac Meason conveyed an inherited share in Joseph’s Highland Creek tract to Samuel Meason of Claiborne County.[68]
Limitation
The transfer establishes a property transaction, not kinship with the grantee or the exact degree of the grantor’s kinship to Joseph.
Recorded connection
Elizabeth Hite conveyed inherited share to Samuel Meason of Claiborne County
Elizabeth Hite conveyed an inherited share in Joseph’s Highland Creek tract to Samuel Meason of Claiborne County.[68]
Limitation
The transfer establishes a property transaction, not kinship with the grantee or the exact degree of the grantor’s kinship to Joseph.
Recorded connection
William Mason conveyed title interest to James C. Wardlow
William Mason conveyed his interest in the 200 Highland Creek acres to James C. Wardlow.[69][70]
Limitation
The deed establishes a title transfer and does not state a kinship relationship between the parties.
Recorded connection
William Mason conveyed title interest to Leonard Jones
William Mason conveyed his interest in the 200 Highland Creek acres to Leonard Jones.[69]
Limitation
The deed establishes a title transfer and does not state a kinship relationship between the parties.
Recorded connection
Joseph Meason, deceased held the 1,000-acre Highland Creek tract from which the later interests descend 1,000 acres on Highland Creek
The cited record shows that this person held the 1,000-acre Highland Creek tract from which the later interests descend.[22][67][68]
Limitation
This land or title association does not add a kinship relationship.
Recorded connection
William Mason held a 200-acre interest carved from the Highland Creek tract 1,000 acres on Highland Creek
The cited record shows that this person held a 200-acre interest carved from the Highland Creek tract.[22][69]
Limitation
This land or title association does not add a kinship relationship.
Recorded connection
Benjamin Meason held an undivided inherited interest in the Highland Creek tract 1,000 acres on Highland Creek
The cited record shows that this person held an undivided inherited interest in the Highland Creek tract.[67]
Limitation
This land or title association does not add a kinship relationship.
Recorded connection
James Meason of Claiborne County received Benjamin’s undivided Highland Creek interest 1,000 acres on Highland Creek
The cited record shows that this person received Benjamin’s undivided Highland Creek interest.[67]
Limitation
This land or title association does not add a kinship relationship.
Recorded connection
James C. Wardlow plaintiff Wardlow and Jones v. Higgins
Named as a plaintiff in Wardlow and Jones v. Higgins.[70]
Limitation
This role is recorded in a derivative case abstract, not the original case file; it does not directly identify the disputed land as Highland Creek or establish kinship.
Recorded connection
Leonard Jones plaintiff Wardlow and Jones v. Higgins
Named as a plaintiff in Wardlow and Jones v. Higgins.[70]
Limitation
This role is recorded in a derivative case abstract, not the original case file; it does not directly identify the disputed land as Highland Creek or establish kinship.
Recorded connection
Higgins defendant Wardlow and Jones v. Higgins
Named as the defendant in Wardlow and Jones v. Higgins.[70]
Limitation
This role is recorded in a derivative case abstract, not the original case file; it does not directly identify the disputed land as Highland Creek or establish kinship.
Recorded connection
Edmond/Edmund Rice patentee named for the land Wardlow and Jones v. Higgins
Named as the patentee of the 1,000 acres containing the disputed 200 acres.[70]
Limitation
This role is recorded in a derivative case abstract, not the original case file; it does not directly identify the disputed land as Highland Creek or establish kinship.