Pennsylvania Family Group Sheet for James MUSGROVE Family

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Submitted by: Vicki Burress Roach
Email address: roachbug@dixie-net.com


Husband: James MUSGROVE
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Marriage date: April 13, 1739
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Wife: Hannah COX
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Father: Thomas COX
Mother: Sarah BUSBY

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Thomas MUSGROVE, Sr.
Sex: M
Birthdate: about 1740
Birthplace: Lancaster Co., PA
Death date: January 1794
Place of death: Wayne Co., TN
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Spouse's name: Christian UNKNOWN

Child No. 2: James MUSGROVE, Jr.
Sex: M
Birthdate: about 1742
Birthplace: Lancaster Co., PA
Death date: 1824
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Spouse's name: Ann UNKNOWN

Child No. 3: Moses MUSGROVE
Sex: M
Birthdate: about 1744
Birthplace: Lancaster Co., PA
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Child No. 4: Jesse MUSGROVE
Sex: M
Birthdate: about 1746
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Child No. 5: Hannah MUSGROVE
Sex: F
Birthdate: about 1750
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Marriage date: May 21, 1778
Marriage place: House of Richard COX on the Neuse River.
Spouse's name: Peter HINDS

Documentation: Notes for Moses MUSGROVE:  He moved to North Carolina with
his parents in 1759.  Carried the chain when Caleb MUSGROVE'S patent was
surveyed in 1767.  First owned land as a result of a grant for 450 acres
having been issued to him in 1770 but entered in 1769, transferred 300
acres to Thomas MUSGRAVE in 1785 and owned 150 acres of land in 1786
according to the tax list for that year, voter number 142 in Dobbs County
election of March, 1779.  Caleb MUSGRAVE'S will mentions land near Moses.
No reference to Moses wife or children, if any, or to his death or estate
have been discovered in the records.  He did not sustain the membership
in the Society of Friends to which he probably was entitled by birth.