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1880 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, Page 22
DAVIS, Thomas H. W M 31 Farmer Tenn

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1860 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, DISTRICT 1 Page 9
DAVIS, Thomas40MWFarmerTenn
Lucinda38FWDomestic
John M.17MWFL
KYLE, James21MWFL

1870 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, DISTRICT 1 Page 3
DAVIS, Thomas50MWFarmerTenn
Mary32FWVA
John 17MWTenn
Charlotte6FWTenn
Samuel2MWTenn
Major60MBFLVA

1880 MORGAN COUNTY CENSUS, Page 22
DAVIS, Thomas W M 60 Head Farmer Tenn
Mary W F 42 Wife Keeping House Virginia
Charlotte E. W F 16 Dau House Work Tenn
Samuel W M 12 Son Farm Work Tenn
Artely ? W F 4 DauTenn
Ida W F 1 DauTenn

Thomas married Lucinda Stonecipher. Lucinda (daughter of Ezra Stonecipher and Susannah Curtis) was born on 10 Mar 1821; died on 22 Sep 1861; was buried in Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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In the early 1800?s, John M. Davis 1777-1851, his father, and hisgrandfather came by ship from Wales and settled in Virginia. Some sayCulpepper county while other say Louisa county. His great grandfatherwas C. M. Davis was born and died in Wales. John M. Davis? father andgrandfather died and are buried in Virginia.

John M. Davis married Susannah ___?____ born in 1777 or 1778. Theylived in Abington Virginia in Washington county. While living therethey owned a large plantation. This was before the civil war whenpeople were allowed to purchase slaves. John M. Davis owned manyslaves.

In 1818, John M. Davis and Susannah migrated by covered wagon toTennessee. They traveled as far as Poplar Creek in Anderson County andbecause the territory was so thickly populated with Indians they livedthere for awhile. They later lived in the Cove, a northwestern part ofOliver Springs Tennessee in Roane County. They later moved to Nemo, inMorgan County Tennessee.
Source: Georgia Melhorn

Died:
an online source gives his death date of 1855 but does not include supporting documents.

John married Susannah. Susannah was born in 1777; died about 1860 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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--From RootsWeb: Ezra was a gunsmith by trade. It is reported that hemade many guns during his lifetime. There are a number of gunsscattered over East TN that he made. He built his house some 7 milessoutheast of Wartburg, TN, just off Highway 63. It is still standing &one of his descendants, Miss Lillie Kelley, lives in the old house.This house was built abt. 1814 or 1815. It is three- story & is builtsimilar to others of that day, usually square timbers stacked one ontop of each other. Most of the furniture in this old house was made byEzra himself & is of a very fine quality

"Ezra Stonecipher died at Hopkinsville, Kentucky returning home toTennessee from a trip to Illinois to find new land. Most of hisfamily came to Marion County, Illinois later and are to be found inBrinkerhoff's History of that county. " (Stonecipher Family by E.Irene Brookshier)[stine24835.FTW]

Birth:
NSDAR Applications 605957, 685871, 557469, & 816273

Died:
NSDAR Applications 605957, 685871, 557469, & 816273

Ezra married Susannah Curtis on 2 Sep 1802 in Watauga River, Ashe, North Carolina, United States. Susannah (daughter of Joshua Curtis) was born on 1 May 1784 in Buffalo Cove, Randolph, North Carolina, United States; died on 26 Aug 1879 in Marion, Illinois, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Birth:
NSDAR Applications 605957, 685871, 557469, & 816273

Died:
NSDAR Applications 605957, 685871, 557469, & 816273

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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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