Charles Masters
Biography
Lifespan: 30 June 1809 – 4 June 1866
Branch: Masters (father of Caroline Amelia Telfer)
Role: Caroline Telfer's father; SA pioneer farmer at Wroxton Grange, Angaston
Biography
Charles Masters was born 30th June 1809 at Brownsover, Warwickshire, England. He married Martha Williams on 6th August 1835 at Aston le Walls, Northamptonshire.
He emigrated to South Australia with his family on the Templar, arriving 24 November 1845. The family farmed at Flaxman's Valley, Angaston — his property was known as Wroxton Grange.
Charles died 4th June 1866 at Wroxton Grange, Angaston, aged 56. He is buried at Angaston Old Cemetery (plot 69).
Family
Daughter Caroline Amelia Masters married John Telfer on 22nd September 1874 at Tarlee — she became the matriarch of the Willow Plains Telfers (Great-great-grandmother).
Charles and Martha had thirteen children (see Relationships). Daughter Caroline Amelia Masters married John Telfer on 22nd September 1874 at Tarlee — she became the matriarch of the Willow Plains Telfers (Great-great-grandmother). The full birth register is recorded in From the Borders to the Bush, and ten of the thirteen children are additionally confirmed against FindAGrave gravestones.
Sources: From the Borders to the Bush; WikiTree Masters-12 (SA Death Register 24/338, South Australian Register 8 Jun 1866, Angaston Old Cemetery).
Relationships
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Spouse
- Martha Masters (1814 – 1896)
Children
- Caroline Amelia Telfer (1842 – 1929)
- Charles Frederick Masters (1837 – 1845)
- Emma Jane Masters (1855 – 1922)
- Frederick Charles Masters (1848 – 1939)
- George Masters (1841 – 1841)
- George Edward Masters (1844 – 1912)
- James Masters (1846 – 1847)
- Jemima Williams Masters (1850 – 1919)
- Joseph Masters (1841 – 1841)
- Joseph Robert Masters (1853 – 1922)
- Martha Ann Masters (1839 – 1912)
- Mary Ellen Masters (1852 – 1935)
- William Williams Masters (1838 – 1927)