Jane (Mason) Jeffery was the daughter of Phillip Mason (1702-1779) and
Letitia Jenkins (1740-?)possibly death date (1806) of Fairfax Co. Virginia. Land Record Sale of Letitia Jenkins
Fairfax Co. Virginia 1806.
The 1860 slave census for Daniel M. Jeffery shows he
only owned one slave and it was a male age 30. (This maybe
where his slave age 30 family members are buried.)
Jane Mason born 1769 in Kingston, Virginia
married Alexandria, Virginia at the age of 16 to James Jeffery of England and Virginia. They relocated
to Izard Co. Arkansas by 1816. She was the mother of
1. Jehoiada Jeffery born 1790, Rutherford Co. North Carolina
2. Lavin Jeffery born 1796, Knoxville, Tennessee
3. Daniel Mason Jeffery born 1797, Knoxville, Tennessee
4. Levina Jeffery born 1798, Knoxville, Tennessee
5. Nancy Jeffery born 1799 Knoxville, Tennessee
6. Eda Jeffery born June 1800, Knoxville, Tennessee
7, James Jeffery born 1802, Kentucky
8. Jesse Jeffery born 1804, Kentucky
Info: J. J. Sams (grandson) "Letter".
Proof from Fairfax Virgina Archives by Archivist- 2012
Proof of parents:Wills and letters of Phillip Mason and Letitia (Jenkins) Mason. And Letitia's children of her 1st marriage in 1754 to John Massey Fairfax Co. Virginia. Her marriage to Phillip Mason
was 1761 Fairfax Co. Virginia. Letitia Jenkins was mother of Jane Mason Jeffery
Denny Elrod with a Brush Hog on the back of his tractor to clear away quite a bit of over growth of Weeds, vines and small trees, after which he and a small group went in and placed some split rail fencing around a spot where he placed the Jane Mason gravestone.
Proof: Mason Family (Library of Congress) (2012)
Letitia Jenkins (1740-?)possibly death date (1806) of Fairfax Co. Virginia. Land Record Sale of Letitia Jenkins
Fairfax Co. Virginia 1806.
The 1860 slave census for Daniel M. Jeffery shows he
only owned one slave and it was a male age 30. (This maybe
where his slave age 30 family members are buried.)
Jane Mason born 1769 in Kingston, Virginia
married Alexandria, Virginia at the age of 16 to James Jeffery of England and Virginia. They relocated
to Izard Co. Arkansas by 1816. She was the mother of
1. Jehoiada Jeffery born 1790, Rutherford Co. North Carolina
2. Lavin Jeffery born 1796, Knoxville, Tennessee
3. Daniel Mason Jeffery born 1797, Knoxville, Tennessee
4. Levina Jeffery born 1798, Knoxville, Tennessee
5. Nancy Jeffery born 1799 Knoxville, Tennessee
6. Eda Jeffery born June 1800, Knoxville, Tennessee
7, James Jeffery born 1802, Kentucky
8. Jesse Jeffery born 1804, Kentucky
Info: J. J. Sams (grandson) "Letter".
Proof from Fairfax Virgina Archives by Archivist- 2012
Proof of parents:Wills and letters of Phillip Mason and Letitia (Jenkins) Mason. And Letitia's children of her 1st marriage in 1754 to John Massey Fairfax Co. Virginia. Her marriage to Phillip Mason
was 1761 Fairfax Co. Virginia. Letitia Jenkins was mother of Jane Mason Jeffery
Denny Elrod with a Brush Hog on the back of his tractor to clear away quite a bit of over growth of Weeds, vines and small trees, after which he and a small group went in and placed some split rail fencing around a spot where he placed the Jane Mason gravestone.
Proof: Mason Family (Library of Congress) (2012)
Jane (Mason) Jeffery was the daughter of Phillip Mason (1702-1779) and
Letitia Jenkins (1740-?)possibly death date (1806) of Fairfax Co. Virginia. Land Record Sale of Letitia Jenkins
Fairfax Co. Virginia 1806.
The 1860 slave census for Daniel M. Jeffery shows he
only owned one slave and it was a male age 30. (This maybe
where his slave age 30 family members are buried.)
Jane Mason born 1769 in Kingston, Virginia
married Alexandria, Virginia at the age of 16 to James Jeffery of England and Virginia. They relocated
to Izard Co. Arkansas by 1816. She was the mother of
1. Jehoiada Jeffery born 1790, Rutherford Co. North Carolina
2. Lavin Jeffery born 1796, Knoxville, Tennessee
3. Daniel Mason Jeffery born 1797, Knoxville, Tennessee
4. Levina Jeffery born 1798, Knoxville, Tennessee
5. Nancy Jeffery born 1799 Knoxville, Tennessee
6. Eda Jeffery born June 1800, Knoxville, Tennessee
7, James Jeffery born 1802, Kentucky
8. Jesse Jeffery born 1804, Kentucky
Info: J. J. Sams (grandson) "Letter".
Proof from Fairfax Virgina Archives by Archivist- 2012
Proof of parents:Wills and letters of Phillip Mason and Letitia (Jenkins) Mason. And Letitia's children of her 1st marriage in 1754 to John Massey Fairfax Co. Virginia. Her marriage to Phillip Mason
was 1761 Fairfax Co. Virginia. Letitia Jenkins was mother of Jane Mason Jeffery
Denny Elrod with a Brush Hog on the back of his tractor to clear away quite a bit of over growth of Weeds, vines and small trees, after which he and a small group went in and placed some split rail fencing around a spot where he placed the Jane Mason gravestone.
Proof: Mason Family (Library of Congress) (2012)
Letitia Jenkins (1740-?)possibly death date (1806) of Fairfax Co. Virginia. Land Record Sale of Letitia Jenkins
Fairfax Co. Virginia 1806.
The 1860 slave census for Daniel M. Jeffery shows he
only owned one slave and it was a male age 30. (This maybe
where his slave age 30 family members are buried.)
Jane Mason born 1769 in Kingston, Virginia
married Alexandria, Virginia at the age of 16 to James Jeffery of England and Virginia. They relocated
to Izard Co. Arkansas by 1816. She was the mother of
1. Jehoiada Jeffery born 1790, Rutherford Co. North Carolina
2. Lavin Jeffery born 1796, Knoxville, Tennessee
3. Daniel Mason Jeffery born 1797, Knoxville, Tennessee
4. Levina Jeffery born 1798, Knoxville, Tennessee
5. Nancy Jeffery born 1799 Knoxville, Tennessee
6. Eda Jeffery born June 1800, Knoxville, Tennessee
7, James Jeffery born 1802, Kentucky
8. Jesse Jeffery born 1804, Kentucky
Info: J. J. Sams (grandson) "Letter".
Proof from Fairfax Virgina Archives by Archivist- 2012
Proof of parents:Wills and letters of Phillip Mason and Letitia (Jenkins) Mason. And Letitia's children of her 1st marriage in 1754 to John Massey Fairfax Co. Virginia. Her marriage to Phillip Mason
was 1761 Fairfax Co. Virginia. Letitia Jenkins was mother of Jane Mason Jeffery
Denny Elrod with a Brush Hog on the back of his tractor to clear away quite a bit of over growth of Weeds, vines and small trees, after which he and a small group went in and placed some split rail fencing around a spot where he placed the Jane Mason gravestone.
Proof: Mason Family (Library of Congress) (2012)
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