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Thomas Solomon Muscheon (Mustain) b. 1713 d. 21 November 1791

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- <ext>It is not entirely clear who Thomas' father was. What is clear is that there has been some confusion in the records which have resulted in a historic contract wherein this Thomas has been confused with both his father and his son. This Thomas referred in his will to his son Thomas by his middle name (his mother's maiden name) &quot;Avery&quot; in order to avoid confusion between the various Mustain men named Thomas who resided in the area and who were all related. + <ext>It is not entirely clear who exactly Thomas' father was. There are several possiblities that I will mention belowl. What is clear is that there has been some confusion in the records which have resulted in a historic contract wherein this Thomas has been confused with both his father and his son. This Thomas referred in his will to his son Thomas by his middle name (his mother's maiden name) &quot;Avery&quot; in order to avoid confusion between the various Mustain men named Thomas who resided in the area and who were all related.
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 +*Thomas Muscheon (Sea Captain turned colonizer with widespread land holdings in VA, MD, and Carolina, descendant of Ancient Planters..ancestors were primarily from Auvergne, Castille, Provence, and the Piedmont. They include the following names Muscheon, Legare/Ligon, De La Mere, Bannister, Marestang, Auson/Dausson, Boucher/Buckner, and possibly Melancon/Melancton/Ironmonger)
-*Thomas Muscheon (Sea Captain turned colonizer with widespread land holdings in VA, MD, and Carolina, descendant of Ancient Planters..ancestors were primarily from Auvergne, Castille, Provence, and the Piedmont. They include the following names Muscheon, Legare/Ligon, De La Mere, Bannister, Auson/Dausson, possibly Melancon/Melancton, and ) 
*Thomas Musteen/Mustain (The meztizo (Quadroon), This Thomas was a former sea captain who married twice, author of the Thomas Mustain will. He claimed land in VA that was originally deeded to his father. Mother of this Thomas was either a Jones or Legare) *Thomas Musteen/Mustain (The meztizo (Quadroon), This Thomas was a former sea captain who married twice, author of the Thomas Mustain will. He claimed land in VA that was originally deeded to his father. Mother of this Thomas was either a Jones or Legare)
*Thomas Avery Mustain (Father of daughters, commonly referred to as Thomas the Immigrant, Revolutionary Soldier, Father of Saludy I) *Thomas Avery Mustain (Father of daughters, commonly referred to as Thomas the Immigrant, Revolutionary Soldier, Father of Saludy I)
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*The Fancy: Thomas Mustain *The Fancy: Thomas Mustain
*The Phoenix: Thomas Musteen *The Phoenix: Thomas Musteen
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 +==Common Mustain Occupations==
 +*Sea Captains
 +*Miner/Smithy
 +*Clerk/Barrister (Esquiem)
 +*Farmer
===Associated Companies (owned, operated by, or worked at by members of this family)=== ===Associated Companies (owned, operated by, or worked at by members of this family)===
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===Land Records for this Family=== ===Land Records for this Family===
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 +==Parentage==
 +Many Mustain descendants have various theories with regard to possible fathers for the first known Thomas. Various books have been published in which various theories have been advanced. Some descendants of Haly Mustain (Son of Avery Mustain and Mary Burford Shelton have their possession transcripts of turn of the century (19-20th century) interviews with surviving members of the family who were intimately connected with the persons involved with the migration from VA to Ohio in the 1840s. This is where the branch in the family occurs with many of the descendants of Thomas Mustain remaining part of the Confederacy whilst others moved first to West Virginia then Ohio. These interviews clearly state that Haly spoke French and maintained that the Mustain family was of French origin.
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 +Since details beyond this are unclear it is possible that the specific family of Haly (who relocated to Ohio) represented an influx of Jesse Mustain cousins from either Quebec (with French holdings in the Ohio River Valley), the French Islands (Martinique), France (Marestang), or Vrangea (Genovese Moldavia) who resided with relatives for a time in VA following the Revolution before relocating to Ohio. Haly's relationship to Thomas Avery Musteen (the Immigrant) is demonstrated by the continuation of the names Jesse, Avery, Thomas, Mahally, and Haley in the lineage of Haly Mustain of Ohio.
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 +yDNA testing would be required to sort out the various Mustain lineage relationships prior to validating the ancestry of any or all of the various Thomas Mustains.
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 +==Possible Fathers of '''This Thomas'''==</ext>
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Lineage Muscheon
Sex Male
Full name (at birth) Thomas Solomon Muscheon
Other last names Legare
Parents

Thomas Muscheon (Moustain) [Mustain] b. 1683 d. 1748

Sarah Ann Jones [Jones] b. before 1705 d. 1750

[1]

Events

1713 birth: Hallifax, Luenberg Co, Virginia, United States

1713 baptism: Trinity Parish, NY

1730 child birth: Henrico (Virginia), Thomas Avery Muscheon (Mustain) (The Musteen) [Mustaine] b. 1730 d. 21 November 1791

1735 child birth: Virginia, Jesse Muscheon (The Musteen) [Mustain] b. 1735 d. 16 July 1794

1740 residence: St Thomas Parrish, Barbados

1741 child birth: Sarah Sally Mustain [Mustain] b. 1741

1752 child birth: Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA, Rebecca Mustain [Mustain] b. 1752

1765 child birth: Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA, Molly Mustain [Mustain] b. 1765

21 November 1791 death: Charles City, Henrico, VA

Notes

It is not entirely clear who exactly Thomas' father was. There are several possiblities that I will mention belowl. What is clear is that there has been some confusion in the records which have resulted in a historic contract wherein this Thomas has been confused with both his father and his son. This Thomas referred in his will to his son Thomas by his middle name (his mother's maiden name) "Avery" in order to avoid confusion between the various Mustain men named Thomas who resided in the area and who were all related.

  • Thomas Muscheon (Sea Captain turned colonizer with widespread land holdings in VA, MD, and Carolina, descendant of Ancient Planters..ancestors were primarily from Auvergne, Castille, Provence, and the Piedmont. They include the following names Muscheon, Legare/Ligon, De La Mere, Bannister, Marestang, Auson/Dausson, Boucher/Buckner, and possibly Melancon/Melancton/Ironmonger)
  • Thomas Musteen/Mustain (The meztizo (Quadroon), This Thomas was a former sea captain who married twice, author of the Thomas Mustain will. He claimed land in VA that was originally deeded to his father. Mother of this Thomas was either a Jones or Legare)
  • Thomas Avery Mustain (Father of daughters, commonly referred to as Thomas the Immigrant, Revolutionary Soldier, Father of Saludy I)
  • Thomas Mustain (Son of Jesse Mustain and Jenny Bufort, Grandson of Thomas the Meztizo, Father of Saludy II, Revolutionary Soldier)

In addition to the confusion over the various Thomases... was the confusion over the three Saludy's (Daughters of Thomas)

  • Ludy/Ludie (Sister of Thomas the Meztizo)
  • Saludy I (Daughter of Thomas Avery the Immigrant, who married a Shelton (Not Claiborne))
  • Saludy II (Daughter of Thomas son of Jesse, who married Claiborne Shelton, her sister in law Martha Shelton married Mr Mansfield the son of a Sea Captain.)

This family was heavily invested in legitimate (and less than legitimate) trade between French holdings in the Caribbean and East Indies and British Markets.

Associated Shipping vessels

(Either captained by a member of the Family, or recorded a share ownership):

  • Treasure of Mostyn: Thoomas Mostuun
  • The Fancy: Thomas Mustain
  • The Phoenix: Thomas Musteen

Common Mustain Occupations

  • Sea Captains
  • Miner/Smithy
  • Clerk/Barrister (Esquiem)
  • Farmer

Associated Companies (owned, operated by, or worked at by members of this family)

  • Sun/Phoenix Insurance
  • Falling Creek Iron Works
  • Bannister Plantation

Land Records for this Family

(Coming Soon)

Parentage

Many Mustain descendants have various theories with regard to possible fathers for the first known Thomas. Various books have been published in which various theories have been advanced. Some descendants of Haly Mustain (Son of Avery Mustain and Mary Burford Shelton have their possession transcripts of turn of the century (19-20th century) interviews with surviving members of the family who were intimately connected with the persons involved with the migration from VA to Ohio in the 1840s. This is where the branch in the family occurs with many of the descendants of Thomas Mustain remaining part of the Confederacy whilst others moved first to West Virginia then Ohio. These interviews clearly state that Haly spoke French and maintained that the Mustain family was of French origin.

Since details beyond this are unclear it is possible that the specific family of Haly (who relocated to Ohio) represented an influx of Jesse Mustain cousins from either Quebec (with French holdings in the Ohio River Valley), the French Islands (Martinique), France (Marestang), or Vrangea (Genovese Moldavia) who resided with relatives for a time in VA following the Revolution before relocating to Ohio. Haly's relationship to Thomas Avery Musteen (the Immigrant) is demonstrated by the continuation of the names Jesse, Avery, Thomas, Mahally, and Haley in the lineage of Haly Mustain of Ohio.

yDNA testing would be required to sort out the various Mustain lineage relationships prior to validating the ancestry of any or all of the various Thomas Mustains.

Possible Fathers of This Thomas

Sources

  1. Huguenot Society of South Carolina vol.71 - This chart is based on “Family Record”, from the Huguenot Society of South Carolina, Vol. 71, 1966, pps 102-109. Sent in by William Swinton McLeod Jnr of Fresno, California. This information was updated by Mary Eugenia (Powers) Anderson. Drafted c1993, updated September 2003


From grandparents to grandchildren

Grandparents
Richard Jones
birth: 1666, Isle of Wight (Virginia)
death: 1721, Isle of Wight (Virginia)
Sary Misson (Legare)
birth: before 1680
Gerrard Mustin
birth: 1675, Maryland
death: King George (Virginia)
Thomas Muscheon (Muston)
birth: after 1673, Maryland?
residence: Charles City, Henrico, Virginia
Grandparents
Parents
Mary Legare (Muscheon)
birth: 1697, Henrico (Virginia)
marriage: Timothy Belleme
Thomas Muscheon (Moustain)
birth: 1683, Isle of Wight, Virginia
marriage: Sarah Ann Jones
death: 1748, Isle of Wight, Virginia
Mary Averleigh Jones
birth: 1708, Île Sainte-Marie, Madagascar
birth: 1739, Roxbury Township (New Jersey)
marriage: Moses Ayers
Sarah Ann Jones
birth: before 1705, Isle of Wight (Virginia)
marriage: Thomas Muscheon (Moustain)
death: 1750, Edgecombe County (North Carolina)
Parents
 
== 3 ==
Arthur (Matthews) Bell
birth: 1718, Isle of Wight County (Virginia)
death: 1775, Halifax County (North Carolina)
Thomas Solomon Muscheon (Legare)
birth: 1713, Hallifax, Luenberg Co, Virginia, United States
baptism: 1713, Trinity Parish, NY
residence: 1740, St Thomas Parrish, Barbados
death: 21 November 1791, Charles City, Henrico, VA
== 3 ==
Children
Mary Haley
birth: 1722, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)
death: 1791, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)
Thomas Avery Muscheon (Mustain) (The Musteen)
birth: 1730, Henrico (Virginia)
death: 21 November 1791, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)
Jennie Bevier
birth: 1756, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)
death: 1792, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)
Jesse Muscheon (The Musteen)
birth: 1735, Virginia
death: 16 July 1794, Gretna (Virginia), United States
Rebecca Mustain
birth: 1752, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
birth: 1791
marriage: William Gosney
Littleberry Patterson
birth: 1729, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), United States
birth: 1795, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), United States
marriage: Molly Mustain
Molly Mustain
birth: 1765, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
birth: 1791
marriage: Littleberry Patterson
Children
Grandchildren
Mary Barber Shelton
birth: 29 December 1765, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
marriage: Avery Solomon Mustain
death: 1843, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
Avery Solomon Mustain
birth: 26 February 1756, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA, Camden Parish
other: Danville, Revolutionary Soldier
marriage: Mary Barber Shelton
death: 31 August 1833, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA, Camden Parish
burial: Near Danville, Danville Register
Tabitha Mustain
birth: 1758, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
marriage: James ? Bruce
death: 1820
William Buckner
birth: 1738, Gloucester County (Virginia)
marriage: Mary Anne Mustain
death: April 1822, Green County (Kentucky)
Mary Anne Mustain
birth: 1745, Brunswick County (Virginia)
marriage: William Buckner
death: 1817, Green County (Kentucky), United States
Thomas Mustain (Thoomas Mostuun/Mastin)
birth: about 1754, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), The Heir of Thomas Mustain (Pittsylvania)
occupation: Longhunter
Jesse Keesee
birth: 1750, King George (Virginia)
marriage: Millicent Mustain
death: 1829, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), United States
Millicent Mustain
birth: 1750, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), United States
marriage: Jesse Keesee
marriage: Jesse Keesee
Grandchildren

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