Physical description: 5 foot 11 inches, light complexion, gray eyes, dark hair
1850
1860
Detailed Soldier Record
MASTERSON, JOHN H
Battle Unit Name: 1st Regiment, Alabama Cavalry
Side: Union
Company: D
Soldier's rank in: Private
Soldier's rank out: Private
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: none
Film Number M236 ROLL 1
http://www.nps.gov/civilwar
There are three separate records under "United States, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938". Apparently one starts where the other leaves off. All three are pictured, most recent first.
All three have this information:
Enlisted: Corinth, Mississippi; Date of enlistment: 20 March 1863; Date of discharge: 02 July 1863; Cause of discharge: Disability; Rank: Pvt; Company D, 1 Alabama Cavalry; Born: Alabama; Occupation: Physician; Marital status: Widower; Residence since discharge: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Pension Certificate: 1069057.
All three records mention daughter, Ida L Davis. The record from Sawtelle, California mentions a second daughter, Mrs Nora B Landers and the record from Leavenworth, Kansas mentions a brother, G M Masterson. The Leavenworth, Kansas record also has a notation in pencil that John's effects were given to widow, Ann Masterson.
1870/ Arkansas/ Marion
John Masterson, 27y b.AL, occ: Physician
Martha __, 20y b.MS
Georgia, 2y b.AL
Norah, 3mos (May) b.AR
1880/ Arkansas/ Sebastian
h/ J H Masterson, 35y b.AL, occ: Physician
w/ M D, 22y b.AL
boarder/ John Keys, 37y b.KY, occupation: Blacksmith
[no ?children are listed]
Possible link to (first) spouse: Martha J Masterson.
John appears on these two Censuses with his son-in-law and daughter:
1900/ Alabama/ Walker
h/ Albert W Landers, 32y b.Sep 1867 AL, M/3, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Nora B, 31y b.Mar 1869 AR, mother of 1/1 living
d/ Bessie M, 2y b.Jul 1897 AL
fil/ John H Masterson, 55y b.Oct 1844 AL, Wd, occupation: Physician
[John was not listed in search]
1910/ Oklahoma/ Pontotoc
h/ Wesley Landers, 42y b.AL, M/13, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Norah, 41y b.AR, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Bessie, 12y b.TX
s/ Albert, 9y b.AL
s/ A__, 6y b.AL
s/ Jessie, 1y b.OK
s/b fil/ John Masterson, 65y b.AL, Wd
1920/ California/ Los Angeles/ Nat'l Military Home
John H Masterson, 76y b.AL, Wd
(listed on the Census twice: LA twp and Malibu twp)
1930/ Kansas/ Leavenworth
h/ John Masterson, 86y b.AL, no occ
w/ Anne, 80y b.MO
MASTERSON, JOHN H
US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
DATE OF DEATH: 07/25/1934
BURIED AT: SECTION 37 ROW 10 SITE 20
LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL CEMETERY
150 MUNCIE ROAD LEAVENWORTH, KS 66048
(913) 758-4105
http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov
1850
1860
Detailed Soldier Record
MASTERSON, JOHN H
Battle Unit Name: 1st Regiment, Alabama Cavalry
Side: Union
Company: D
Soldier's rank in: Private
Soldier's rank out: Private
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: none
Film Number M236 ROLL 1
http://www.nps.gov/civilwar
There are three separate records under "United States, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938". Apparently one starts where the other leaves off. All three are pictured, most recent first.
All three have this information:
Enlisted: Corinth, Mississippi; Date of enlistment: 20 March 1863; Date of discharge: 02 July 1863; Cause of discharge: Disability; Rank: Pvt; Company D, 1 Alabama Cavalry; Born: Alabama; Occupation: Physician; Marital status: Widower; Residence since discharge: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Pension Certificate: 1069057.
All three records mention daughter, Ida L Davis. The record from Sawtelle, California mentions a second daughter, Mrs Nora B Landers and the record from Leavenworth, Kansas mentions a brother, G M Masterson. The Leavenworth, Kansas record also has a notation in pencil that John's effects were given to widow, Ann Masterson.
1870/ Arkansas/ Marion
John Masterson, 27y b.AL, occ: Physician
Martha __, 20y b.MS
Georgia, 2y b.AL
Norah, 3mos (May) b.AR
1880/ Arkansas/ Sebastian
h/ J H Masterson, 35y b.AL, occ: Physician
w/ M D, 22y b.AL
boarder/ John Keys, 37y b.KY, occupation: Blacksmith
[no ?children are listed]
Possible link to (first) spouse: Martha J Masterson.
John appears on these two Censuses with his son-in-law and daughter:
1900/ Alabama/ Walker
h/ Albert W Landers, 32y b.Sep 1867 AL, M/3, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Nora B, 31y b.Mar 1869 AR, mother of 1/1 living
d/ Bessie M, 2y b.Jul 1897 AL
fil/ John H Masterson, 55y b.Oct 1844 AL, Wd, occupation: Physician
[John was not listed in search]
1910/ Oklahoma/ Pontotoc
h/ Wesley Landers, 42y b.AL, M/13, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Norah, 41y b.AR, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Bessie, 12y b.TX
s/ Albert, 9y b.AL
s/ A__, 6y b.AL
s/ Jessie, 1y b.OK
s/b fil/ John Masterson, 65y b.AL, Wd
1920/ California/ Los Angeles/ Nat'l Military Home
John H Masterson, 76y b.AL, Wd
(listed on the Census twice: LA twp and Malibu twp)
1930/ Kansas/ Leavenworth
h/ John Masterson, 86y b.AL, no occ
w/ Anne, 80y b.MO
MASTERSON, JOHN H
US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
DATE OF DEATH: 07/25/1934
BURIED AT: SECTION 37 ROW 10 SITE 20
LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL CEMETERY
150 MUNCIE ROAD LEAVENWORTH, KS 66048
(913) 758-4105
http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov
Physical description: 5 foot 11 inches, light complexion, gray eyes, dark hair
1850
1860
Detailed Soldier Record
MASTERSON, JOHN H
Battle Unit Name: 1st Regiment, Alabama Cavalry
Side: Union
Company: D
Soldier's rank in: Private
Soldier's rank out: Private
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: none
Film Number M236 ROLL 1
http://www.nps.gov/civilwar
There are three separate records under "United States, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938". Apparently one starts where the other leaves off. All three are pictured, most recent first.
All three have this information:
Enlisted: Corinth, Mississippi; Date of enlistment: 20 March 1863; Date of discharge: 02 July 1863; Cause of discharge: Disability; Rank: Pvt; Company D, 1 Alabama Cavalry; Born: Alabama; Occupation: Physician; Marital status: Widower; Residence since discharge: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Pension Certificate: 1069057.
All three records mention daughter, Ida L Davis. The record from Sawtelle, California mentions a second daughter, Mrs Nora B Landers and the record from Leavenworth, Kansas mentions a brother, G M Masterson. The Leavenworth, Kansas record also has a notation in pencil that John's effects were given to widow, Ann Masterson.
1870/ Arkansas/ Marion
John Masterson, 27y b.AL, occ: Physician
Martha __, 20y b.MS
Georgia, 2y b.AL
Norah, 3mos (May) b.AR
1880/ Arkansas/ Sebastian
h/ J H Masterson, 35y b.AL, occ: Physician
w/ M D, 22y b.AL
boarder/ John Keys, 37y b.KY, occupation: Blacksmith
[no ?children are listed]
Possible link to (first) spouse: Martha J Masterson.
John appears on these two Censuses with his son-in-law and daughter:
1900/ Alabama/ Walker
h/ Albert W Landers, 32y b.Sep 1867 AL, M/3, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Nora B, 31y b.Mar 1869 AR, mother of 1/1 living
d/ Bessie M, 2y b.Jul 1897 AL
fil/ John H Masterson, 55y b.Oct 1844 AL, Wd, occupation: Physician
[John was not listed in search]
1910/ Oklahoma/ Pontotoc
h/ Wesley Landers, 42y b.AL, M/13, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Norah, 41y b.AR, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Bessie, 12y b.TX
s/ Albert, 9y b.AL
s/ A__, 6y b.AL
s/ Jessie, 1y b.OK
s/b fil/ John Masterson, 65y b.AL, Wd
1920/ California/ Los Angeles/ Nat'l Military Home
John H Masterson, 76y b.AL, Wd
(listed on the Census twice: LA twp and Malibu twp)
1930/ Kansas/ Leavenworth
h/ John Masterson, 86y b.AL, no occ
w/ Anne, 80y b.MO
MASTERSON, JOHN H
US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
DATE OF DEATH: 07/25/1934
BURIED AT: SECTION 37 ROW 10 SITE 20
LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL CEMETERY
150 MUNCIE ROAD LEAVENWORTH, KS 66048
(913) 758-4105
http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov
1850
1860
Detailed Soldier Record
MASTERSON, JOHN H
Battle Unit Name: 1st Regiment, Alabama Cavalry
Side: Union
Company: D
Soldier's rank in: Private
Soldier's rank out: Private
Alternate Name: blank
Notes: none
Film Number M236 ROLL 1
http://www.nps.gov/civilwar
There are three separate records under "United States, National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938". Apparently one starts where the other leaves off. All three are pictured, most recent first.
All three have this information:
Enlisted: Corinth, Mississippi; Date of enlistment: 20 March 1863; Date of discharge: 02 July 1863; Cause of discharge: Disability; Rank: Pvt; Company D, 1 Alabama Cavalry; Born: Alabama; Occupation: Physician; Marital status: Widower; Residence since discharge: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Pension Certificate: 1069057.
All three records mention daughter, Ida L Davis. The record from Sawtelle, California mentions a second daughter, Mrs Nora B Landers and the record from Leavenworth, Kansas mentions a brother, G M Masterson. The Leavenworth, Kansas record also has a notation in pencil that John's effects were given to widow, Ann Masterson.
1870/ Arkansas/ Marion
John Masterson, 27y b.AL, occ: Physician
Martha __, 20y b.MS
Georgia, 2y b.AL
Norah, 3mos (May) b.AR
1880/ Arkansas/ Sebastian
h/ J H Masterson, 35y b.AL, occ: Physician
w/ M D, 22y b.AL
boarder/ John Keys, 37y b.KY, occupation: Blacksmith
[no ?children are listed]
Possible link to (first) spouse: Martha J Masterson.
John appears on these two Censuses with his son-in-law and daughter:
1900/ Alabama/ Walker
h/ Albert W Landers, 32y b.Sep 1867 AL, M/3, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Nora B, 31y b.Mar 1869 AR, mother of 1/1 living
d/ Bessie M, 2y b.Jul 1897 AL
fil/ John H Masterson, 55y b.Oct 1844 AL, Wd, occupation: Physician
[John was not listed in search]
1910/ Oklahoma/ Pontotoc
h/ Wesley Landers, 42y b.AL, M/13, occupation: Carpenter
w/ Norah, 41y b.AR, mother of 4/4 living
d/ Bessie, 12y b.TX
s/ Albert, 9y b.AL
s/ A__, 6y b.AL
s/ Jessie, 1y b.OK
s/b fil/ John Masterson, 65y b.AL, Wd
1920/ California/ Los Angeles/ Nat'l Military Home
John H Masterson, 76y b.AL, Wd
(listed on the Census twice: LA twp and Malibu twp)
1930/ Kansas/ Leavenworth
h/ John Masterson, 86y b.AL, no occ
w/ Anne, 80y b.MO
MASTERSON, JOHN H
US ARMY
CIVIL WAR
DATE OF DEATH: 07/25/1934
BURIED AT: SECTION 37 ROW 10 SITE 20
LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL CEMETERY
150 MUNCIE ROAD LEAVENWORTH, KS 66048
(913) 758-4105
http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov
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