William Hatcher Matson

Birth12 Feb 1816 - Sevier, Tennessee, USA

Death22 Aug 1892 - Talladega County, Alabama - Living at Taylor's Mill - buried Tyler Family Cemetery - Germany Mountains

MotherSarah Nichols

FatherJOHN (MATISON) MATSON

Born in Sevier, Tennessee, USA on 12 Feb 1816 to JOHN (MATISON) MATSON and Sarah Nichols. William Hatcher Matson married Elizabeth Emaline Limbaugh and had 11 children. He passed away on 22 Aug 1892 in Talladega County, Alabama - Living at Taylor's Mill - buried Tyler Family Cemetery - Germany Mountains.

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Parents

John (Matison) Matson
1774 - 1819

Sarah Nichols
1780 - 1857

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Emaline Limbaugh
1826 - 1863

Narcissa Elizabeth Nancy Tyler Matson
1835 - 1875

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Sarah L Matson
1849 - 1901

Mary Ellen Matson
1860 - 1940

John Thomas Matson
1852 - 1900

Hettie Virginia Matson
1857 - 1930

Andrew L Matson
1845 - 1865

James Amos Aralson Matson
1855 - 1921

Jacob J Matson
1872 - 1950

Amanda " Mandy " Matson
1869 - 1919

William Washington Matson
1865 - 1943

Frances Webit "Fanny" Matson
1863 - 1947

Mary Melvina ' Mollie' Matson
1871 - 1955

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