Kacey Musgraves
Birth Name: Kacey Lee Musgraves
Place of Birth: Hopkins, Texas, U.S.
Date of Birth: August 21, 1988
Ethnicity: English, German, Scottish, some Irish, some Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, remote Dutch, French, and Welsh, 65/16384 Native American [1/256 Cherokee and 1/16384 Montaukett]
Kacey Musgraves is an American country singer, songwriter, and musician. Her songs include “Merry Go ‘Round,” “Butterflies,” “Space Cowboy,” and, in a featured role, “Forever Country” and “I Remember Everything.” She was a member of children country music duo Texas Two Bits. She also appeared on competition show Nashville Star.
Kacey is the daughter of Karen Lee, an artist, and Craig Clark Musgraves, who owns a printing business in Mineola, M-Prints Printing, Inc.
Kacey’s paternal grandfather is Darrell Gene Musgraves (the son of Amos Musgraves and Helen Mary Tropf). Darrell was born in Missouri. Amos was the son of Samuel Hayes Musgraves and Emma Jane Browning. Helen was the daughter of Jacob David Tropf and Laura Elizabeth “Loar/Lora” Jenkins. Kacey’s great-great-grandfather Jacob was the son of German immigrants, Martin David Tropf and Fredericke Dorothea Magdalena Juliane “Julia” Gross.
Kacey’s paternal grandmother is Barbara Dean Clark (the daughter of Guy Dillard Clark and Stella Belle Duncan). Barbara was born in Missouri. Guy was the son of William Sherman Clark and Lucy M. Davis. Stella was the daughter of William Dilliard/Dillard Duncan and Artie Mae Rievley.
Kacey’s maternal grandfather was James Alvin Abrams (the son of Roy Lee Abrams and Mildred Marjorie Godfrey). James was born in Texas. Roy was the son of James Edward Abrams and Johnie Wesley Cooper. Kacey’s great-great-grandfather James’s 8th great-grandmother, Catoneras, was a Native Ameircan (Montaukett), who married a Dutch man named Cornelius Jansen van Texel, from Texel, North Holland. Kacey’s great-grandmother Mildred was the daughter of Monte/Morite Alvin Godfrey and Hattie Enola Alford.
Kacey’s maternal grandmother was Barbara Ann Benthul (the daughter of Herman Forrest Benthul and Dorothy Irene Bellomy). Barbara was born in Texas. Herman was the son of Bedford Forest Benthul and Miranda Evelyn “Lana/Lina” Stanfield. Dorothy was the daughter of John Jackson Bellomy and Isabelle/Isabel Gibson. John’s great-great-grandmother, Mary Ann Blackfox, was a Cherokee Native American. Mary’s father, Black Fox, was a Cherokee chief.
Sources: Marriage record of Kacey’s parents – https://familysearch.org
Engagement announcement of Kacey’s paternal grandparents, Darrell Gene Musgraves and Barbara Dean Clark – https://news.google.com
Kacey’s paternal grandfather, Darrell Gene Musgraves, on the 1940 U.S. Census – https://familysearch.org
Obituary of Kacey’s paternal great-grandmother, Helen Mary Tropf – http://www.semissourian.com
Obituary of Kacey’s paternal great-grandmother, Stella Belle Duncan – http://www.semissourian.com
Kacey’s maternal grandparents, James Alvin Abrams and Barbara Ann Benthul, on the 1940 U.S. Census – https://familysearch.org
Divorce record of Kacey’s maternal grandparents, James Alvin Abrams and Barbara Ann Benthul – https://familysearch.org
Birth record of Kacey’s maternal grandfather, James Alvin Abrams – https://familysearch.org
Birth record of Kacey’s maternal great-grandfather, Roy Lee Abrams – https://familysearch.org
Birth record of Kacey’s maternal great-grandmother, Mildred Marjorie Godfrey – https://familysearch.org
Birth record of Kacey’s maternal grandmother, Barbara Ann Benthul – https://familysearch.org
Obituary of Kacey’s maternal grandmother, Barbara Ann (Benthul) Abrams – http://www.beatyfuneralhome.com
How is a person 1/16384 of anything?
FR, these additions seem to be grasping at microscopic straws now.
Beautiful mixture
well perspective is everything i guess, i definitely would not call her a ”mixed person” at all for example, since im brazillian and have lived with ALOT of really mixed people, of all kinds, birracial, triracial,multiracial, and SO mixed you can even define. This lady is just like any other white american woman who just happens to have some non-white ancestry far down the line on her background, that does not influence at all either her appearience, or how she is socially percieved.
Maybe EltonLee was just talking about the mixture of ethnicities/various nationalities of her makeup, not bringing racial groups into the equation.
Yeah maybe that’s what he meant, there’s different kinds of white people too after all.
genealogy of Kacey Musgraves – https://gw.geneanet.org/tdowling?lang=en&m=A&p=kacey+lee&n=musgraves&siblings=on¬es=on&t=T&v=6&image=on&marriage=on&full=on
worth to be added.
is there any reason to not include this detailed genealogy of her on this profile, may I ask? Not even login required.
She pass easily in the U.K
How can she be Montaukett and not be from NY? Impossible.
So you really think all her ancestors lived in the same state since the 1600’s?
She’s not part Native American. 99.99% of White people who say they are, aren’t.
Pookerella is a troll everyone should ignore her for insulting Kasey Musgraves pride and heritage!
its the truth. most people who say they are native american usually arent and have no proof. They only take the word of one of their grandparents.
exactly. Being Native american is a myth some Caucasian and ALL african americans have in their family. In reality only a small percentage of Americans have native ancestry.
Why would you say “exactly”to a point you made yourself? and the average African American is 2% Native American and the average Caucasian American is more Native American than the Massachusetts Senator.