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Agnes Saulteaux (Saludy) (The Metis)
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Person:591949
| Lineage | Cornstalk |
| Sex | Female |
| Full name (at birth) | Agnes Saulteaux (Saludy) |
| Other last names | The Metis |
| Parents
♂ Bucksinwa Cornstalk (Wynepuechsika) [Cornstalk] b. 1735 d. 10 October 1774 | |
Events
1772 child birth: Pittsylvania County (Virginia), ♀ Saludy Mustain [Mustain] b. 1772
1778 child birth: Pittsylvania County (Virginia), ♂ Thomas Mustain [Mustain] b. 1778 d. 29 October 1814
6 May 1787 child birth: Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA, ♂ Haley (Elie) Mustaine [Mustain] b. 6 May 1787 d. 12 February 1868
[edit] Sources
- ↑ Holston past finder, Issues 36-47 Holston Territory Genealogical Society - Archive repository for Mastin letters. - Statements by Thomas Mastin/Mustain pertaining to the orphans he took in, left by the Cornstalks who were killed at the fort in 1777. "Tomas Mastin's papers for the orphans are found in Tennessee. (It states he raised 4 orphans) There is also one from Hezekiah Whitt in Virginia for the recognition of Thomas Christian as a Cornstalk orphan. Following the murder of Chief Cornstalk October 9, 1777, at Fort Randolpt, Point Pleasant, VA. now WV. A white-man friend, Thomas Mastin and his Indian wife, Agnes adopted 4 of his children. Cornstalk lived on the Saludy River.
- ↑ Holston past finder Issues 36-4. Holston Territory Genealogical Society, 1991. pp 36-42 - - Long hunter Mustain adopts the orphaned children of Chief Cornstalk.
From grandparents to grandchildren
Grandparents
♂ Oconostota Coney Moytoy
birth: 1704, Cherokee (Tennessee), Washington County (Tennessee), Tennessee
death: 1783, State of Georgia
death: 1783, State of Georgia
Grandparents
Parents
♂ Elinipsico Cornstalk
birth: 1745, Shawnee (Perry County Ohio), USA
marriage: ♀ Standing Deer Bailey
death: 10 October 1777, Fort Randolph (West Virginia), USA
marriage: ♀ Standing Deer Bailey
death: 10 October 1777, Fort Randolph (West Virginia), USA
Parents
== 3 ==
♂ ? Tecumseh birth: 9 March 1768, Piqua (Ohio), United States, Piqua (Indian village), LDS records report other birth locations:
Chalahkawtha, Old Town Of, Shawnees
Lewis County, West Virginia
marriage: ♀ Monetohse ? (Wife of Tecumseh)
marriage:
death: 5 October 1813, Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada, (nearChatham) Killed in action during so-called 'Battle of the Thames' of war of 1812
marriage: ♀ Monetohse ? (Wife of Tecumseh)
marriage:
death: 5 October 1813, Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada, (nearChatham) Killed in action during so-called 'Battle of the Thames' of war of 1812
♂ Tenskwatawa Lolla-wossiky (the Prophet)
birth: 17 March 1772, Ohio
death: November 1836, Kansas City (Kansas)
death: November 1836, Kansas City (Kansas)
♂ Thomas Mustain (Thoomas Mostuun/Mastin)
birth: about 1754, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), The Heir of Thomas Mustain (Pittsylvania)
occupation: Longhunter
occupation: Longhunter
== 3 ==
Children
♀ Elizabeth Butcher
birth: 15 March 1791, Loudoun County (Virginia), USA
marriage: ♂ Haley (Elie) Mustaine
death: 26 June 1866, Marion County (Ohio), USA
marriage: ♂ Haley (Elie) Mustaine
death: 26 June 1866, Marion County (Ohio), USA
♂ Claibourne (Claiborn) Sheldon
birth: 1770, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
marriage: ♀ Saludy Mustain
death: 1848, Jackson (Missouri), Missouri, USA
marriage: ♀ Saludy Mustain
death: 1848, Jackson (Missouri), Missouri, USA
Children
Grandchildren
♀ Mary Elizabeth Keech
birth: 25 June 1825, Bethel, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, USA
marriage: ♂ Meakin Ashley Mustaine
death: 3 April 1874, Bowling Green Township (Marion County Ohio)
marriage: ♂ Meakin Ashley Mustaine
death: 3 April 1874, Bowling Green Township (Marion County Ohio)
Grandchildren
