Musick, James

  General Notes:

ALIA: Jacques\James /Musick/, II (Jr)

!SOURCE: Letters from Marjorie B. Helmholz dtd 21 April 1979 and 8 May 1979 to Mrs. Fred Mullings, Pt 1 Box 295 Winslow, Ark, 72959 in which she extends information given in the Filson Report on origin of Carrico line from Margaret Elizabeth Carrico and Thomas Withington. She quotes records of the Withingtons in St Ferdinand Church in Florissant, MO. Copy of letter in possession of Dan H Devaney. He was a Baptist. Died in 1817 due to wounds he received in 1813 whe fighting Indians with the volunteers on the Merimac River. After the death of James Musick, Sr., Nancy Withington Musick took the three youngest children hom to her father's house and they were raised Catholic. The three oldest children were taken by an uncle David Musick and were raised Baptist.

!SOURCE: "Withington Family 1700-1993" by Dorothy Withington Altheimer. P.O. Box 76, Defiance, MO. 63341 edited by Sula Rowe. p.70

MARRIAGE: PLAC St Ferdinands Chr, St Louis Co, MO

James married Nancy Ann Withinton, daughter of Thomas Withinton II and Margaret Elizabeth Carrico, about 1807 in St Ferdinands Ch, St Louis Co, MO. (Nancy Ann Withinton was born in 1788 in Maryland, died on 8 Jan 1821 in St. Ferdinand, St. Louis County, Missouri and was buried in St. Ferdinand, St. Louis County, Missouri.)