Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D
Genealogy De Bruijn in 4D
This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
This genealogy has been established by Marco J. de Bruijn in Pijnacker, The Netherlands.
First name
Family name
Mary Pauline Mason
Mary Pauline (Polly , Mary ) Mason
mother in CAIN, Mary Jane, 1850-1918 - Grafsteen
wife in William Cain Sr. and his descendants
Where do these data come from ?
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born at Pendleton District [South Carolina, United States] [Present name: Anderson County] in 1805,
Find a Grave - Memorial Text,
She was born in what was the Pendleton District, SC. She was buried at New Bethel Church, Oakway, Oconee County, SC. She married William Cain, Sr. (1775-1862). My line of descent is through their oldest child, William "Cooter" Cain, Jr. and his wife Elizabeth Cain who were married ca 1835 in Walhalla, Pickens District, SC.
Keowee Courier Issue of Thursday March 15, 1883:
Died, at her residence at Oakway, S. C, Mrs. MARY CAIN, aged about 80 years, after severe illness of long standing. Mrs. Cain lived a life of industry and quietness among her acquaintances. She leaves 14 grandchildren and about 20 great grandchildren to mourn for her. She died on Friday, the 9th inst, and was interred at New Bethel Church, after a funeral discourse by Rev. A. W. MCGUFFIN.
Search for parents on 16 December 2022,
The results for Searching both for "Mary Pauline" as for "Polly" Mason and Cain:
- Find A Grave does not mention any Parents.
- FamilySearch.org gives a link to Find a Grave.
- On some United Srates Cencuses a Mary Mason / Mayson is mentioned, but none with identifiable parents.
- She is mentioned on WikiTree with birth-date 1795 - no parents.
Died (Around 77 years old) at Oakway [South Carolina, United States] [in Oconee County] on 15 Mar 1883,
buried at Oakway [South Carolina, United States] [Find a Grave: Westminster, Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery] on 16 Mar 1883.
marries (resp. around 17 and around 26 years old) at Pendleton District [South Carolina, United States] in 1822
with
William
father in CAIN, Mary Jane, 1850-1918 - Grafsteen
main character in CAIN, William, geb.1795 - United States Census 1860
main character in William Cain Sr. and his descendants
Cain
father in CAIN, Mary Jane, 1850-1918 - Grafsteen
main character in CAIN, William, geb.1795 - United States Census 1860
main character in William Cain Sr. and his descendants
Where do these data come from ?
,
son of John Francis Cain and Martha S Jefferson,
born at Walhalla [South Carolina, United States] [in Oconee County] on 17 November 1795,
Find a Grave - Memorial Text,
Born ca 1775 in what was Washington District, SC. The Courthouse and Jail were in Pickensville. It consisted of Pendleton District and Greenville District, SC. When Greenville District and Pendleton Districts were created Washington District was disbanded on Jan. 1, 1800. In terms of current counties it included Anderson and Pickens, Co, SC. Wm married Mary "Polly" Mason some time before 1815. He died in what was the Pickens District, SC, now Oconee County, SC. They had 8 children that I am aware of, my line of descendant being through their oldest of the 8 known children being William "Cooter" Cain, Jr. whose wife was Elizabeth Cain. She died in the northern part of Dawson County, Georgia in the New Hope Community. She is buried at New Hope Church Cemetery. Her husband Cooter Cain left for parts unknown at this time but is believed to have returned to SC. Family members of my older Cain family say he was quite handsome and was a ladies man. I am told that Elizabeth caught him riding horses with an old flame from near Oakway, Oconee county, SC whose last name was Hardin her first name to remaim anonymous at this time. That they were quite loud and boisterios circling her house and she chased both of them off with a shotgun and told them both never to return. Elizabeth never heard from either one of them again thus Cooter's death and burial and fate remains a mystery. He is believed to have died ca1888 or a short time there after in some part of SC. Cooter struck gold and did quite well in various enterprises including real estate. Our family might have been well off if not for his vices. As it was Elizabeth was left to raise a number of children and we are a large number all over the United States. Many stories were past down thru the generatons one of those being Elizabeth now living on her own was very frugal with her finances. Her children wanted some marbles but Elizabeth would not buy them any. One day one of their teachers from the School paid Elizabeth a visit with an intering report on her boys. It seems like her boys had got into her gold and were trading gold nuggets for marbles with the other children and it turned into such an event that it caught their teachers attenttion and she was stunned when she found out what they were doing. YOU CAN IMAGINE ELIZABETH WAS MORE STUNNED.
Died (66 years old) at Oakway [South Carolina, United States] [in Oconee County] on 12 Mar 1862 [also mentioned may 1862],
buried at Westminster [South Carolina, United States] [Bethel Baptist Church Cemetary],
marries (1) with Rebecca Whitfield. From this marriage no children.
From this marriage 10 children:
| name | born | city | died | city | age | relation | children | |
| 1 | Hannah | *1823 | 0 | 0 | ||||
| 2 | Aaron Frances | *1825 | Oconee County [South Carolina, United States] | †1864 | Petersburg [Virginia, United States] | 39 | 1 | 0 |
| 3 | Moses W. | *1830 | Oconee County [South Carolina, United States] | †1915 | Oakway [South Carolina, United States] | 85 | 1 | 0 |
| 4 | Richard G. | *1833 | Pickens County [South Carolina, United States] | †1915 | Oakway [South Carolina, United States] | 82 | 0 | 0 |
| 5 | Joel | *1844 | Oconee County [South Carolina, United States] | †1864 | Virginia [Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America] | 20 | 0 | 0 |
| 6 | Lewis | *1846 | †1873 | Oakway [South Carolina, United States] | 26 | 0 | 0 | |
| 7 | Lucinda | *1848 | 0 | 0 | ||||
| 8 | Robert Monroe | *1850 | South Carolina [South Carolina, United States] | †1941 | Oconee County [South Carolina, United States] | 90 | 2 | 0 |
| 9 | Mary Jane | *1850 | Oconee County [South Carolina, United States] | †1918 | Bartow County [Georgia, United States] | 67 | 1 | 5 |
| 10 | Grady | *1853 | 0 | 0 |
Finding-locations and Pieces of Evidence (Sources):
| 1. | Where do these data come from ? |
| 2. |
CAIN, William, geb.1795 - United States Census 1860, Date of Registration: 1860, Registration Place: Pickens County [South Carolina, United States], Archivename: FamilySearch.org, Inventarisnummer: United States Census 1860 |
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CAIN, Mary Jane, 1850-1918 - Grafsteen, Period: 30 Juli 1918, Place of Deed: Cartersville [Georgia, United States], URL: https://nl.findagrave.com/memorial/36207350/mary-jane-honea |
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William Cain Sr. and his descendants, Publication date: 2001, Source Name: William Cain Sr. and his descendants 1795-2, Author: Malone, URL: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/1015479?availability=Family%20History%20Library |