Bridget Vaughan (Vann) g. ~ 1635 - Taolenn an diskennidi

ganedigezh: ~ 1635
eured: <1> ♂ John Mustain (of Churston) [Mustain] g. 1620 ≤ ? ≤ 1630 a. a. 1682?

ganedigezh: 1650?
enbroerezh: 1674, From France to Maryland

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Patrom:Controversial 1679 - Thomas MUSTAIN & Ann {Wife} take one hundred acres of land in "finishing their service in this province". - Maryland Deed Records., Served 4 years a shipping clerk

Although it is certain that Thomas was related to John Mustain, the age of John's wife makes it difficult (but not impossible) to reconcile chronologically, unless Thomas was the projeny of a first marriage.

Another scenario is that Thomas is cousin's son to John, being the grandson of either John's uncle Jasper, Thomas, or Maximilien. Maximilien is unlikely since non of the descendants of Thomas carried the name Maximilien forward. However the names Thomas, John, and Jesse/Jasper, appear with regular frequency. That Thomas is decended from the branch of Muston-Churchill that was located in France is made more likely by the fact that Thomas and his wife Ann set sail to Maryland from the Port of Calais, rather than the more conveniently located Cinque Ports.

ganedigezh: > 1673, Maryland?
annez: Charles City, Henrico, Virginia

ganedigezh: 1675, Maryland
marvidigezh: King George (Virginia)

ganedigezh: Virginia

ganedigezh: 1683, Isle of Wight, Virginia
eured: <2> ♀ Sarah Ann Jones [Jones] g. < 1705 a. a. 1750
marvidigezh: 1748, Isle of Wight, Virginia

ganedigezh: 18 Gouere 1695
eured: <3> ♂ Thomas Barksdale [Barksdale]

ganedigezh: 1697, Henrico (Virginia)
eured: <4> ♂ Timothy Belleme [Bellamy]

ganedigezh: 1710, Henrico (Virginia)

ganedigezh: 1713, Halifax (North Carolina)
badeziant: 1713, Trinity Parish, NY
annez: 1740, Saint Thomas (Barbados)
marvidigezh: 21 Du 1791, Charles City, Henrico, VA

==See also==

• Thomas Solomon Muscheon (Mustain) b. 1713 d. 21 November 1791

eured: <5> ♂ John Miller [Miller]
eured: <6> ♂ Pohill (or Boyle) [Pohill]

eured: <7> ♂ Everleigh [Everleigh]

eured: <8> ♂ Holmes [Holmes]

ganedigezh: 1730, Henrico (Virginia)
marvidigezh: 21 Du 1791, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)

ganedigezh: 1735, Virginia
marvidigezh: 16 Gouere 1794, Gretna (Virginia), United States

ganedigezh: 1741

ganedigezh: 1752, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
ganedigezh: 1791
eured: <9> ♂ William Gosney [Gosney] g. 1750

ganedigezh: 1765, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
ganedigezh: 1791
eured: <10> ♂ Littleberry Patterson [Patterson] g. 1729

ganedigezh: 1745, Brunswick County (Virginia)
eured: <11> ♂ William Buckner [Buckner] g. 1738 a. a. Ebrel 1822
marvidigezh: 1817, Green County (Kentucky), United States

ganedigezh: 1750, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), United States
eured: <12> ♂ Jesse Keesee [Keesee]
eured: <13> ♂ Jesse Keesee [Keesee] g. 1750 a. a. 1829

ganedigezh: 1754?, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), The Heir of Thomas Mustain (Pittsylvania)
micher: Longhunter

ganedigezh: 26 C'hwevrer 1756, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA, Camden Parish
darvoud all: Danville, Revolutionary Soldier
eured: <14> ♀ Mary Barber Shelton [Shelton] g. 29 Kerzu 1765 a. a. 1843
marvidigezh: 31 Eost 1833, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA, Camden Parish
douaridigezh: Near Danville, Danville Register

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Military Records

MUSTAIN, Avery.* b. 26 Feb.1756. Soldier. Volunteered 1776 under Capt. Thomas Dillard. Marched to Gwinn's Island and assisted in driving off Lord Dunmore; Co on Cherokee Expedition, 1776. Returned before Christmas 1776. Drafted 1780 under Capt. Isaac Clement to go south; fought in Battle of Camden where Americans were defeated. 1781 volunteered under Capt. Gabriel Shelton who got sick. Under Lt. James Maid, to N.C. to harass Tories, but not in the Battle of Guilford. Aug. 1718 drafted to go to Siege of York. Present at surrender of Cornwallis. Detached to guard prisoners to Noland's Ferry.

ganedigezh: 1758, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
eured: <15> ♂ James ? Bruce [Bruce]
marvidigezh: 1820

ganedigezh: 1772, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)
eured: <16> ♂ Claibourne (Claiborn) Sheldon [Sheldon] g. 1770 a. a. 1848

ganedigezh: 1778, Pittsylvania County (Virginia)
marvidigezh: 29 Here 1814, Charles City (Virginia), USA

ganedigezh: 1783, Tennessee

ganedigezh: 6 Mae 1787, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
eured: <17> ♀ Elizabeth Butcher [Butcher] g. 15 Meurzh 1791 a. a. 26 Mezheven 1866
annez: 1791, Charles City, Henrico, VA
annez: 1820 ≤ ? ≤ 1830, Pittsylvania County (Virginia), USA
marvidigezh: 12 C'hwevrer 1868, Marion (Ohio), USA

It is believed that Haley was the son of Thomas Mustain/Mastin the Longhunter. It is well documented that among the family of Mustains were were living a fair number of Native Americans, local opposition to their presence led to the rejection of the property of Thomas Mustain being selected as the building site of the local Church. The native children to which the locals objected were the adopted orphan children of Chief Cornstalk. Haley's mother was the metis sister of Chief Cornstalk. Haley and his siblings as well as his adopted brothers and sisters joined the Mustain family in Pittsylvania Virginia (on the stinking river) but later relocated to West Virginia/Ohio.

Thomas Mustain the Longhunter regularly traveled with the French and Allegheni up and down the Ohio River Valley from Canada and along the mountains of Virginia and North Carolina in Salteaux territory. No record of the birth of Haley and his siblings can be found leading us to believe that he was not born in Pittsylvania however census records of Pittsylvania show residency in the area of Pittsylvania for at least a number of years prior to his move to Ohio. in 1791, Haley's father Thomas was named as the inheritor of the the given names of the descendants of Haley differ enough from those of Avery Solomon's descendants to suggest an alternative cadency. The name Scott appears as a given name among the descendants of Thomas the Longhunger, whereas that name is absent from the descendants of Avery Solomon. Additionally, the family of Thomas and Haley Mustaine was early into the Ohio area with records indicating presence prior to the arrival of subsequent Mustain families. This can be explained by the fact that as a Longhunter Thomas already had property in Ohio prior to the general westward expansion. It also explains why Haley would be described by his grandson Wilson as a Francophone/Frenchman.