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Thomas Muscheon (Muston) b. after 1673
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| Lineage | d'Estaing |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | John Thomas M'Estaine |
| Other last names | Mustain, Musson, Muston, m'Taine |
| Other given names | Jean Thomas |
| Parents
♂ Francois Maximilien Mission (d'Estaing d'Apchon Upjohn) [Estaing] b. 1650 d. 2 February 1722 ♀ Anne de La Croix (dit St.Germain) [La Croix] b. 1655 d. 1685 Ψ Person:224799 [?] | |
Events
1673 birth: Charles City, Henrico, Virginia
child birth: Ψ Person:108726 [?]
child birth: ♀ Ann Mustin [Mustain]
April 1697 adult christening: St Michaels Parish Barbados, Described as Mascarene Freeman
Notes
John Thomas Mustain accompanied his Aunt, Ann Chastaing Moustine, and Step Uncle, Joseph William Taine, from Europe to Barbados in 1695. Young Thomas had been attending attending school in England. The records indicate that he was Thomas Mustain son of Francis, but did not complete his studies.
Ann Chastaing was the widow of his uncle Thomas Moustine late of Virgina and Maryland. Ann remarried to Joseph William Taine of Barbados who was born in Jabrun France but maintained landholdings in the Caribbean. Both Joseph and Anne were of French Huguenot stock who Anglicised their names and joined/participated in the Anglican congregation of St Michaels Barbados.
Relatives of Ann, Joseph and Thomas also lived on the island and records of their families are available in the St John's parish records, Barbados.
Anne's brother Pierre Chastaing, a surgeon, emigrated to the Carolinas and Virginia.
Sources
- ↑ Adult baptism and family connections - St Michaels Parish Records, Barbados
- ↑ Records of Childrens Births - English Copies of lost American Records
From grandparents to grandchildren
occupation: Plantation Owner, Tobacco Farmer, Tavern keeper
religion: Huguenot
marriage: ♀ Anne de La Croix (dit St.Germain)
marriage: ♀ Elizabeth Bourgeois
death: 1728, Elk Run (Virginia), Stafford County (Virginia), Virginia Colony
