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Wife: Nancy WATSON
Birthdate: 1808
Birthplace: Fairfield District, South Carolina
Death date: May 22, 1840
Place of death: Winston County, Mississippi
Father: William Alexander WATSON (-1823)
Mother: Elizabeth (c1778-1857)

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: John Alexander WATSON
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1826
Birthplace: Fairfield District, South Carolina
Death date: 1861
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Child No. 2: Martha J. MASON (twin)
Sex: F
Birthdate: February 18, 1832
Birthplace: Alabama
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Child No. 3: Mary Elizabeth MASON (twin)
Sex: F
Birthdate: February 18, 1832
Birthplace: Alabama
Death date: June 10, 1880
Place of death: Kosciusko, Attala County, Mississippi
Marriage date: December 3, 1845
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Spouse's name: George Christopher PEE (1824-)

Child No. 4: Susan A. MASON
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1834
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Death date: 1858
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Child No. 5: James Washington MASON
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Birthdate: January 14, 1836
Birthplace: Eutaw, Alabama
Death date: October 31, 1924
Place of death: Benoit, Mississippi
Marriage date: February 20, 1877
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Spouse's name: Anna Elizabeth "Annie" WINGFIELD

Child No. 6: Nancy P. MASON
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1839
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Death date: 1856
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Spouse's name: William "Willie" RAVELIN

Child No. 7: Sarah Amanda MASON
Sex: F
Birthdate: February 10, 1840 (I think)
Birthplace: Mississippi
Death date: July 15, 1900
Place of death: probably Mississippi
Marriage date: February 10, 1858
Marriage place: Lowndes County, Mississippi
Spouse's name: William Isaiah BARNHILL
 

Notes:
* After the death of his wife Nancy Watson Mason, Reverend Reuben Mason married a widow - Matilda Ray and they had children: Eliza, Margaret Harriet, Isadora, and William.
* Reuben Mason's father John Mason was a Methodist Minister. From Sara Bolick (probably about 1980): "In 1786, as a member of the Virginia Methodist Conference, he [Rev. John Mason] was sent to do Mission work on the Broad River Circuit, an area encompassing seven counties in South Carolina. In Fairfield District, he bought 400 acres of land and established a home at the crossing of Monticello and Glenn's Bridge roads. His church, Bethel, was four miles away on Little River; he gave ten acres of land to rebuild the church on its second site and it was spoken of as Mason's MeetingHouse or Mason's Old Bethel."