Where Charlotte is buried is unknown, but most likely in Cobb County, Georgia. In 1860 (census) - they were living in Roswell, Cobb County. She was aged 54.
Born 6 June 1809 in Mountain Creek, Anderson Co., S.C.
If you have information about this family, please contact me.
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I received this information from a relative - hopefull it will help some searching and also connect them with each other.
The wife of Joseph W. Drennan/Drennon, she was the daughter of Revolutionary War soldier Notley Masters and his 2nd wife Mary Hembree, the daughter of "Old John Henbree" and his wife who was part Indian supposedly. This is all in Notley Masters' Revolutionary War pension. Mary Hembree Masters was living with her daughter Charlotte Drennan/Drennon when she died in 1865. I've been trying to find Mary's grave and wonder if you have any ideas. Thanks, Ray Isbell. Write me at [email protected]
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Additional information:
Charlotte Masters Drennan FAMILY LINK TO ADD: Her father 45819884 Notley Masters. His great-grandfather James Veitch/Veatch the Sheriff is in: "The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants to the American
Colonies or the United States", by Gary Boyd Roberts (1993): page 111; Magna Charta Ancestry (2005) by Douglas Richardson, Kimball G. Everingham p. 151; Plantagenet ancestry (2004) by Douglas Richardson & Kimball G. Everingham, p.663; etc.
According to The Masters Family History by Jack Masters, Charlotte was born 6 June 1809 in Pendleton District, South Carolina (a part now in Anderson County, South Carolina)
Where Charlotte is buried is unknown, but most likely in Cobb County, Georgia. In 1860 (census) - they were living in Roswell, Cobb County. She was aged 54.
Born 6 June 1809 in Mountain Creek, Anderson Co., S.C.
If you have information about this family, please contact me.
_________
I received this information from a relative - hopefull it will help some searching and also connect them with each other.
The wife of Joseph W. Drennan/Drennon, she was the daughter of Revolutionary War soldier Notley Masters and his 2nd wife Mary Hembree, the daughter of "Old John Henbree" and his wife who was part Indian supposedly. This is all in Notley Masters' Revolutionary War pension. Mary Hembree Masters was living with her daughter Charlotte Drennan/Drennon when she died in 1865. I've been trying to find Mary's grave and wonder if you have any ideas. Thanks, Ray Isbell. Write me at [email protected]
___
Additional information:
Charlotte Masters Drennan FAMILY LINK TO ADD: Her father 45819884 Notley Masters. His great-grandfather James Veitch/Veatch the Sheriff is in: "The Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants to the American
Colonies or the United States", by Gary Boyd Roberts (1993): page 111; Magna Charta Ancestry (2005) by Douglas Richardson, Kimball G. Everingham p. 151; Plantagenet ancestry (2004) by Douglas Richardson & Kimball G. Everingham, p.663; etc.
According to The Masters Family History by Jack Masters, Charlotte was born 6 June 1809 in Pendleton District, South Carolina (a part now in Anderson County, South Carolina)
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