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Family/Spouse: Richard W. Woods. Richard (son of William Wesley Woods and Sarah Jane Justice) was born on 4 Dec 1880 in Owatonna, Steele, Minnesota, United States; died on 7 May 1961 in Tennessee, United States; was buried in Union Cemetery, Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1860 Morgan County Census, 4th District
WILLIAMS, Wm25MWFarmerTenn
Malinda20FWDomesticTenn
Eliza1/4M? WTenn

1880 Morgan County Census, page 108
WILLIAMS, William W M 46 Head Farmer Tenn
Malinda W F 41 Wife HW Tenn
Lorinda F. W F 13 Dau HW Tenn
Matilda J. W F 10 Dau HW Tenn
George W. W M 6 Son Tenn
Nancy Bell W F 4 Dau Tenn
Elizabeth W F 1 Dau Tenn

1910 Morgan County Census 2nd District
FAIRCHILDS, James Head 41 TN Farmer
Maude Wife 27 TN
Houk Son 06 TN
Mannie Dau 03 TN
Vimlline Dau 1-3/12 TN
WILLIAMS, William H. Uncle 75 Wid TN

William married Malinda Stonecipher on 24 Mar 1859. Malinda (daughter of Daniel Stonecipher and Obedience Brasel) was born on 12 Nov 1834; died on 10 Aug 1897. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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CENSUS Morgan County Tennessee 1850
Surname -- Given Name(s) -- Age -- Gender -- Color -- Occupation --Real Estate -- Birthplace --
Williams--William------47--m--*--farmer--$500.00--VA--*--*--*--*--*
Williams--Sarah------25--f--*--*--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
Williams--John------20--m--*--laborer--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
Williams--William------15--m--*--*--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
Williams--Matthias------13--m--*--*--*--TN--*--1--*--*--*
Williams--Sarah------12--f--*--*--*--TN--*--1--*--*--*
Williams--Jane------10--f--*--*--*--TN--*--1--*--*--*
Williams--Minerva------8--f--*--*--*--TN--*--1--*--*--*

1860 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, DISTRICT 7 (page 65)
WILLIAMS, William57MWFarmerVA
Sarah 37FWDomesticTN
Mary20FWDomesticTN
Minerva16FWDomesticTN
Samson9MWTN
Robert7MWTN
Amanda5FWTN
Elizabeth1FWTN

1880 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, Page 108
WILLIAMS, William W M 78 Head Farmer Tenn
Sarah F W 55 Wife HW Tenn
Sampson M W 29 Son FW Tenn
Robert P. M W 27 Son FW Tenn
Matilda F. F W 19 Dau HW Tenn
Lucinda F W 15 Dau HW Tenn
Fidely F W 10/12

From Judy Gooch:

1850 Morgan Co TN census
William Williams 47 farmer born in VASarah 25 TNWasn';t this Sarah a Patterson????
John 1830 TNWilliam Williams 1835 TNMatthias 1837 TNSarah 1838 TNJane1840 TNMinerva 1842 TN

William Williams 57
Sarah Williams 34
Mary Williams 20
Manerva Williams 16
Sampson Williams 9
Robert Williams 7
Amanda Williams 5
Elisabeth Williams 1

Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: District 7, Morgan,Tennessee; Roll: M653_1266; Page: 508; Image: 366.

Is this the Mary you refer to as marrying Joseph D. Jones???? Or isthere another WM & Sarah Williams??? I have not documentation toback it up but was told years ago by Louis Jones that this Mary JaneWilliams 1840 shown as Mary in 1860 Jane in 1850 was married to ourSamuel Summers. ??????? He told me that William Williams 1803 wasfirst married to a Mary Hicks?

William married Mary Hicks on 28 Dec 1830 in Roane, Tennessee, United States. Mary was born about 1810; died about 1840 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1850 Morgan County Census:
--17--20--128--1--Stinecipher--Daniel------68--m--*--farmer--$1,300.00--NC--*--*--*--*--*
--17--21--128--2--Stinecipher--Obedience------60--f--*--*--*--NC--*--*--*--*--*
--17--22--128--3--Stinecipher--Jesse------29--m--*--farmer--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
--17--23--128--4--Stinecipher--Matilda------22--f--*--*--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
--17--24--128--5--Stinecipher--Martin------18--m--*--farmer--*--TN--*--1--*--*--*
--17--25--128--6--Stinecipher--Melinda------11--f--*--*--*--TN--*--1--*--*--*

The family Bible of Daniel Stine Sipher (Stinecipher) was donated tothe Wartburg, Tennessee Public Library by Nola Norris. The bible waspublished by H. & E. Phinney of Cooperstown, N.Y., 1834

BIRTHS
Daniel Stine Sipher was born February the 14th day in the year of ourLord, 1796
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Odedance Stine Sipher was born October the 13th day in the year of ourLord, 1791
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Polly Stine Sipher was born January the 17th day in the year of ourLord, 1819
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Jessy Stine Sipher was born June the 28th day in the year of our Lord,1820
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Rody Stine Sipher was born September the 23rd day in the year of ourLord, 1822
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Clark Stine Sipher was born May the 21st day in the year of our Lord,1825
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Metilda Stine Sipher was born September the 8th day in ther year ofour Lord, 1827
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David Stine Sipher was born December the 4th day in the year of ourLord, 1829
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Martin Stine Sipher was born January the 15th day in the year of ourLord, 1832
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Nancy Stine Sipher was born October the 11th day in the year of ourLord, 1835
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Melinda Stine Sipher was born November the 12th day in the year of ourLord, 1838
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Jack, a colored boy, was born January the 10 day in the year of ourLord, 1861
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Barnet, a colored boy, was born November in the year of our Lord, 1814
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Samuel, a colored boy was born December the 26 day in the year of ourLord, 1864

MARRIAGES
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Danie Stine Sipher and Odedance was married February the fifth day inthe year of our Lord, 1818
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Washington Galloway and Rhody Stinesipher was joined in wedlock on thetenth day of October in the year of our Lord, 1839
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Clark Stinesipher and Margaret Jones was joined in wedlock on thefourteenth day of February in the year of our Lord, 1850
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James Jones and Metilda Stinesipher was joined in wedlock on thetwenty-first day of October in the year of our Lord, 1852
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Jessee Stinesipher and Elizabeth Newport was joined in wedlock on thetwenty-second day of February in the year of our Lord, 1855
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William Williams and Melinda Stinesipher was joined in wedlock on thetwenty-fourth day of March in the year of our Lord, 1859

DEATHS

David Stine Sipher deceased, November, the 20th day in the year of ourLord, 1833
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Polly Stine Sipher, deceased, July the 21th day in the year of ourLord, 1837
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Nancy Stinesipher, deceased, August the 6th day in the year of ourLord, 1837
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Critty, a colored girl, deceased, October the 23 day in the year ofour Lord, 1847
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Nancy Brasel, deceased, November the 18 day in the year of our Lord,1851
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Ruben, a black boy, deceased, January the 8th day in the year of ourLord, 1862
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Obedience Stinecipher deceased, August the 11th, 1882

Daniel married Obedience Brasel. Obedience (daughter of James Brasel and Nancy Hall) was born on 13 Oct 1791; died on 11 Aug 1882. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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STATE OF TENNESSEE
Revolutionary War Pension Application Claim #3580
MATTHIAS WILLIAMS
OCTOBER 15, 1832, 76 Years of age
DRAFTED DURATION RANK SERVED UNDER
1/18/1781 abt. 20 days Private Gen. (Larison?)LaFayette
6/01/1781 abt. 3 mos Private Col. Dalman,
Capt. Allen
8/15-31/1781 abt. 2 mos Private Capt Hoskins,
Col. Skipwith

BATTLES: York Town

BORN: 11/14/1755 - Cumberland County, VA
LIVED: Cumberland Co., Va, until 11 years after War, Campbell Co.,Va, about 11 years, Anderson Co., TN, about 6 years , Roane Co., TN,in portion that became Morgan Co.--- "where he now resides"

State of Tennessee
Morgan County

On this 15th day of October, 1832 this day personally appeared in opencourt before John M. DAVIS Thomas JACK and Thomas ((S? or L?)) LEA.
Justice of the court of pleas and quarter session((__?_)) settingunder court of record, Mathias WILLIAMS a resident of the County ofMorgan and State of Tennessee aged Seventy six
years of age who being duly sworn according to ((_?_)) doth on hisoath make the following decleration in oder to obtain the benefit ofthe act of Congress passed June the 7th 1832. That he was borndNovember 14th 1755 in Cumberland County Virginia and lived there the((18th?)) of
January 1781 when he was drafted and called into the service of theunited States Service under the follow named officers to wit Capt((Cudi?/Cude?)) HOSKINS Major EDMONDS Col DOLMAN marchedto & rendezvoused at Petersburg where he was on or about the 20th saidmonth honorably & verbally discharg by Captain HOSKINS he returnedhome & was
again drafted and called into the service of the united States on the1st day of June 1781 under the following named officer Captain RichardALLEN -- marched to Carters Ferry on James River and then to Dandridgeon pomonkey ((Pamunkey)) River rendivoused and joined the main Armycommanded by Brigder General Robert LAWSON who was commanded by MajorGeneral LAFAYETTE marched under LAFAYETTE to Bottom Bridge on Hickorynut Church Was there when the Battle was fought by General WAYNE &Genl CAMPBELL against CORNWALLICE at Old James Town. But was not inthe Battle then marched to Holasford. Stationed there three weeks thento ((Morgan NILES?)). Stationed there three or four weeks then marchedto Rackets landing near Richmond and was there h honorably but verballydischarged about the 8 of August 1781 by Captain ALLEN having servedabout three months. He was again drafted and called into the serviceof the united States Between the fifteenth & last of August, aforesaidmonth & year 17881 under the following named officers to HOSKINS Col SKIPWITH then marched & rendevoused at Swans point onJames River opposite to old James Town. Then marched to YORK TOWN bythe way of Old Williamsburg was in the seige of York under the officerof Genl Robert LAWSON Brigadr continued in the siege until CORNWALLAUSsurrendered and until two days afterwards when he was verry sick &discharged by Inspecter Doctor whos name is not now recollected. Hereturnd home having served about three months the precise day ofdischarge not now recollected. This applicant may be mistaken as todates but well recollects the service by him rendered as set out inthe foregoing declaration and cannot be mistaken about the same. Hehas no ((_?_ )) Dockumentary evidence whereby he can prove hisservice nor has he any written record of his age this applicant livedin the State of Virginia in Cumberland County about 11 years after theWar was over. Then moved to Campbell County Virginia Lived there a aboutthis term years. Then moved to Tenn Anderson County Lived there sixyears. Then moved Roane County now Morgan County where he now resideshe hereby relinquishes every claim that was to ((_?_)) or anuityexcept the present and declares that his name is not on the pensionRolls of the agency of any State

Sworn to & Subscribed in open court this 15th day of October 1832

Attest John BROWN D.C.

his
Mathias X Williams
mark
State of Tennessee }
Morgan County }

John WILLIAMS resident of the state & County aforesaid hereby certifythat I am well acquainted with Mathias WILLIAMS who has subscribed &sworn to the above decleration and that I of my own knowledge know himto have been a soldier of the revolution and that he served in theArmy of the united States at the siege of york as stated in hisdeclaration sworn to and ((_?_)) entered in ((_?_)) court this 15thOctober 1832

Attest
John BROWN D.C.

John WILLIAMS
We Reubin JOANES & Shaderack STEPHINS in the County of Morgan andState of Tennessee, residing in the same hereby certify that we arewell acquainted with Mathias WILLIAMS who has subscribed and sworn tothe above decleration that we believe him to be Seventy Six years ofage and that he is reputed and believed in the neighborhood where heresides to have been a soldier of the revolution and that we concur inthat opinion

Sworn to and subscribed
the day and year aforesaid

Shedrack STEPHENS
Attest
Reuben JONES
John BROWN D.C.
And the said court do hereby declare this
opinion after the investigation of the matter and ...

State of Tennessee }
Morgan County }

On this 15th day of Aprail 1833 personally appeared in open courtbefore John M. DAVIS Daniel S LAVENDER & John WILLIAMS justice of theCourt of pleas and quarter session for said county now setting MathiasWILLIAMS, the person named in the foregoing declaration
for a pension who after being duly sworn deposeth and say that fromold age & consequint loss of memory that he cannot swear positively asto the precise length of his service but according to the best of hisrecollection the captain under whom he musterd give him orders forseven months ((__?_)) he believes according to the best of hisrecollection that the periods of his services is not less than toInstitute him to Six months pay and for such services he claims apension as a private
and he further sayes that there is no clergy residing in hisneighborhood nor was there any at the time of the making of originialdecleration as consequens of which it was out of his power and isstill out of his power to get a clergyman to court and he further saysthat the following persons residing in his neighborhood can testify asto his character for veracity & a soldier of the revolution

John WILLIAMS Shaderack STEPHENS
Reubin JONES John M DAVIS
Elijah REESE Ezra STINCIPHER
John STAPLES

Sworn to & subscribed in open court 15th day of
Aprail 1833

Thomas S. LEA D. Clerk

and the said court do hereby declare this opinion that the matterscontained in the foregoing amendment are true
John M DAVIS
John WILLIAMS Justice of the peace
DL LAVENDER ((__?_))

State of Tennessee }
Morgan County }

I Elijah LAVENDER clerk of the Court of pleas and quartersession forsaid County do hereby certify that the foregoing amendment to theforegoing ((_?_)) decleration was made and sworn to in open courtGiven under my hand & seal of office at office this 15th day of Aprail1833

Elijah LAVENDER Clerk
By his deputy Thomas L. LEA

CERTIFICATE OF PENSION issued the 20 day of July 1833 and sent to LeviTREWHITT Morgan C H ((Court House))
Arrears to the 4th of March 40.00
Semi-anl. Allowance ending 4 Sept 10.
; $ 50.00

Recorded by BOYD Clerk, Book E, Vol. 7, p.66

Matthias married Sarah Butler about 1776 in Estes Cemetery, Coalfield, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. Sarah was born about 1760; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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--From RootsWeb: Sandra Goodwin (thegoodwin@coinet.com) has JosephStonecipher listed at RootsWeb World Connect Project w/ the followinginformation: "Joseph Stonecipher, the eldest son of John Henry & EllenDortch Stonecipher, b: Culpeper County, VA-1754, went to WilkesCounty, NC in 1773. He volunteered there for duty during theRevolutionary War. His first term was for three months ( serving as aprivate in a regiment under Captain William Jackson & was honorablydischarged) & he was later drafted for another three months (servingunder Captain Isabel, Col. Elisha Issaac & others). He was in theBattle of Cox's Mill & King's Mountain, among others. Joseph m: SalomeRoss in 1781 at Golden Grove on the banks of the Watauga River inWilkes County, NC. She may have come from PA w/ her family. Joseph &Salome removed to TN abt 1812 & he died there in Morgan County, July30, 1847. Salome died some time after that. They were the parents of 8children. 'Stoneciper Family' by E. Irene Brookshier.
William H. Green III (bg670iii@aol.com) also has information listed,nearly the same as Sandra's, at the RootsWeb World Connect Project.

Buried:
Buried in an unmarked grave

Joseph married Salome Ross in 1781 in Abshers, Wilkes, North Carolina, United States. Salome was born about 1760 in Abshers, Wilkes, North Carolina, United States; died in Sep 1847 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
NSDAR Applications 605957, 685871, & 860898

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James Brasel and Nancy Hall Brasel. James owned 50 acres on GrassyCreek in Knox Co. Nancy was the sister of David and Samuel Hall, 2 ofthe earliest settlers in Morgan Co

James was murdered by the infamous Harpe brothers in 1799, the sameyear that his youngest son was born. After she was widowed, Nancy soldher property and followed her brothers Samuel and David Hall to thatpart of Roane Co.which later became Morgan Co. She purchased 27 acresof land from Daniel Stonecipher on Crooked Fork Creek and appeared onthe Roane Co. tax list in 1814. John, Obedience and Elizabeth Braselall married members of the Stonecipher family

James married Nancy Hall. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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