Nancy WORRELL b. Mar 1762 , Randolph, NC, USA d. 1816: Our Family History

1762 - 1816 (~ 53 years)

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Name	Nancy WORRELL
Born	Mar 1762	, Randolph, NC, USA [4]
Gender	Female
Died	1816
Buried	West Branch Quaker Burial Grounds, Union Twp., Miami, OH, USA [1]
Person ID	I1302	Ancestrees
Last Modified	8 Jul 2022

Family David MAST, b. 1761, Randolph County, North Carolina , d. Aug 1836, Union, Montgomery, OH, USA (Age 75 years)

Married 1778 Hillsborough D, Watauga, NC, USA

Children

	1. Obedience "Bidy" MAST, b. 11 Nov 1779, , Randolph, NC, USA , d. 3 Aug 1847 (Age 67 years)
	2. Rebecca MAST, b. 6 Jun 1790, , Randolph, NC, USA , d. 12 Sep 1839, , , OH, USA (Age 49 years)
	3. John MAST, b. 20 Nov 1791, Pa Or Nc , d. 3 Jul 1863, Butler Twp., Montgomery, OH (Age 71 years)
	4. Nancy MAST, b. Abt 1792, , Randolph, NC, USA , d. Aft 1820 (Age ~ 29 years)
	5. Sarah MAST, b. Abt 1794, , Randolph, NC, USA , d. Bef 1836 (Age ~ 41 years)
	6. Absalom MAST, b. Nov 1796, , Randolph, NC, USA , d. 15 Dec 1877, West Milton, Miami, OH, USA (Age ~ 81 years)
	7. David MAST, II, b. 20 Nov 1798, , Randolph, NC, USA , d. Yes, date unknown

Last Modified 8 Jul 2022

Family ID F6197 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

The spelling of her name was Worrell in North Carolina as verified by her grand-nephew, Wesley J. Mast in a letter he wrote at age 85 to a relative. It is oft misspelled in Montgomery and Miami County records as Ware because there were other families in the area with the Ware spelling and the county clerks made the assumption that her surname was of the same spelling. Her parents aren't published in any source I've seen. In the 1790 census, the only Worrells in North Carolina live in Wayne or Randolph Counties. The only Worrell living in Randolph County at the time was a William Worrel whereas Wayne has about 8 Worrell families. I have a triangulation with a cousin who descends from Branham Worrell. He was born in 1810 so if he was her sibling, she was one of the oldest children in the family and he was one of the youngest. His father is supposedly Lewis and his birthplace is given as either of these counties in NC in public member trees. She might possibly be the "Nannie" Moss (Mast at it's current day spelling) who was the first person buried in West Branch Cemetery, Miami Co., Ohio Her stone was put up with letters on it that had been made by Frederick Yount, a relative. (C-2436)

[S2568] Ireton, Judith, Beside the Stillwater (Biweekly feature published in "The Independent" around 1978).
[S2931] Elizabeth Coppock's and Lucile Coppock Pansing's DAR Application circa 1931, In possession of Barbara Brown Castrodale and Linda Coate files.
[S2457] Mote, Luke Smith, A Walk in a Country Churchyard (Manuscript published at http://www.tdn-net.com/genealogy/cemetery/w_branc2.htm, originally written in the autumn of 1880).
[S1037] Public Member Tree (www.ancestry.com).

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