9. Benjamin MEASON-5(Thomas MEASON-4, Thomas MASON-3, Captain George MASON-2, Colonel Lemuel MASON-1) was born on 1776 in Virginia, USA[4]. He died on Abt. Sep 1853 in Irvine, Estill, Kentucky, USA. He married Hannah L. DOOM on Aug 18, 1801 in Nelson, Kentucky, USA, daughter of Jacob DOOM and Abigail CLARK. She was born on 1783 in Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA[5]. She died on Bef. Jul 1853 in Monroe, Missouri, USA. He married Hannah L. DOOM on Aug 27, 1801 in Nelson, Kentucky, USA[6]. , daughter of Jacob DOOM and Abigail CLARK. She was born on 1783 in Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA[5]. She died on Bef. Jul 1853 in Monroe, Missouri, USA.
More About Hannah L. DOOM:
Burial: Monroe, Missouri, USA; Meason Family Cemetery
Children of Benjamin MEASON and Hannah L. DOOM are:
17. i. George Mansfield MEASON, B: May 10, 1810 in Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA[7, 8, 9], D: Nov 11, 1887 in Renner, Collin County, Texas[9], M: Oct 27, 1840 in Clark, Missouri, USA[10].
ii. Elizabeth Ann MEASON, M: Jun 05, 1836 in Monroe, Missouri, USA[11].
18. iii. William Hightower MEASON, B: 1811.
iv. Emily MEASON, B: 1818.
v. James S. MEASON, B: 1825.
vi. Laura Ann MEASON, B: Jun 06, 1826 in Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky, USA, D: Dec 17, 1893 in Monroe, Missouri, USA, M: Mar 05, 1846 in Monroe, Missouri, USA[12].
Benjamin Meason was born in 1776 at Virginia.1 He was the son of Thomas Meason. Benjamin Meason married Hannah L. Doom, daughter of Jacob Doom Sr. and Abigail Clark, on 18 August 1801 at Bardstown, Nelson County, Kentucky.1,2 Benjamin Meason died on 19 September 1853 at Irvine, Estell County, Kentucky.1 He was buried after 19 September 1853 at Meason Family Cemetery, Monroe County, Missouri.1
Benjamin Meason was Farmer.1 He lived between 1804 and 1815 at Nelson County, Kentucky.1 He lived between 1804 and 1815 at Nelson County, Kentucky.1 He was Kentucky Legislature-House of Representatives in 1811 at Nelson County, Kentucky.1 He Benjamin's will was written Aug 19, 1853, filed and recorded at Monroe Co., Mo Jan 25, 1854. His will mentions only his children, his wife was deceased at the time of his death.
James S. Meason, Elizabeth Hollingsworth, and Emily Jane Meason.
He requested that he be buried on his farm, bequeathed to James S. Meason, "on a square of ground in which the remains of my wife are buried."
Benjamin was probably a grandson of Thomas Meason, who was born Feb 22, 1707 and died March 15, 1779 in Westmoreland Co., PA.
