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8. Thomas, b. Feb.25, 1792.---Family 8.

9. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 11, 1794; d. Feb. 24, 1822, of consumption, aged 28.

10. Rynear Hall, do not know.---Family 9.

Isaac Mason died in Rutherford county, Tennessee, August 30, 1832, at the good old age of 80 years. His wife died June 13, 1816, of consumption, at the age of 60 years.

THIRD GENERATION,

Family 2.---MARY ("Polly") Mason, Isaac and Parthena (Hall), Thomas and Rebecca (Story) Hall: was born November 21, 1775, and married William Dugan February 13, 1800. She died December 22, 1825, of consumption, aged 50 years. Her husband was born in Pennsylvania in 1777, and emigrated to Tennessee in 1798, and was married, as above stated, in Williamson county.

Children were:

1. Parthena, who married Randall McKinney, who died, leaving one child, William J., who died leaving no children.

2. Elizabeth, who died in Madison county Tennessee.

3. Sally, who married Thomas Malugin and settled in Maury county, and from there they went to Missouri and settled in Green county, where they both died, leaving three children.

4. Nathan, who married Lettice Hamilton, of Maury county, and had eleven children: i. William Allen; ii. John Belle; iii. Mary; iv. Thomas Mason; v. Joseph, who was killed at Jackson, Mississippi, while serving in the Southern army; vi. Martha; vii. Louisa; viii. Sally; ix. Udorah; x. Parthena; xi. Lulu Eleanor. The above are all dead. His first wife died and he then married Mrs. Rebecca Berry, in Harden county, and had by her: i. Allen Gary; ii. Isaac Hill; iii. Willey Nathan; iv. Fanny Elizabeth; all of whom are now living.

Family 3.---ABRAM, pedigree as before: was born October 22, 1778, and was married to Margaret (called Peggy) Currey October 28, 1800. He died August 29, 1862, aged 83 years, 10 months, and 7 days, of paralysis. His wife died September 29, 1858, aged 84 years, and 14 days, of paralysis. She died at the home of her son, E.B. Mason, the author of this historical sketch. He was born in Delaware; his wife was born in North Carolina, July 15, 1774.

Children were:

1. Parthena Hall, was born July 22, 1801, and married Nelson Tarver.