Children
Temple and his wife Ann had at least eleven children:
- Temple Anna Mason (1813–June 5, 1849)
- Nicholas Carroll Mason (died May 3, 1873)
- Maria Louisa Mason
- Mary Carter Mason (died 1897)
- Charles Carroll Mason (died August 28, 1866)
- Euphan Mason
- Ann Elizabeth Carroll Thomson Mason Magill (1815–September 13, 1844)
- Westwood Thomson Mason (1819–1853)
- William Temple Thomson Mason, Jr. (1820–December 31, 1891)
- Thomas Henry Carroll Mason (c. 1822–January 28, 1838)
- John Thomson Mason (1827–June 2, 1891)
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