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Matilda married John Williams on 14 Oct 1854 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States. John (son of William H. Williams and Mary Hicks) was born in Mar 1831 in Tennessee, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Mary Ellen Williams was born on 9 Sep 1854; died in 1937.

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Tax List of 1848 Morgan Co., TN shows 625 acres of land. 1860 MorganCo., TN for Crooked Fork P.O. shows $8000 real estate and $1500personal property.

Morgan County, TN - 1850 Federal Census

Line No. Fam # Last Name First Name Age Sex Race
36 99 SUMMERS WILLSON 40 M W
37 99 SUMMERS ELEANDER 42 F W
38 99 SUMMERS MARTHA S. 18 F W
39 99 SUMMERS MAHALA 16 F W
40 99 SUMMERS SAMUEL N. 12 M W
41 99 SUMMERS RILEY W. 10 M W
42 99 SUMMERS WM. M. 6 M W
1 99 SUMMERS NANCY R. 2 F W

Wilson married Ellen Stonecipher. Ellen (daughter of Samuel Stonecipher and Phoebe Curtis) was born on 22 Oct 1808 in Abshers, Wilkes, North Carolina, United States; died on 22 Oct 1889 in Morgan, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Wartburg, Morgan, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Source: Ollie Summers Monger Silver Spring, MD
Census: 1820 Morgan Co., TN
Family came from SC to Morgan Co., TN abt 1813, Andrew Co., MO in themid 1840's, Benton Co., MO 1860's. Drew up his will 27 Feb 1866 inBenton Co., MO, filed for probate 12 Jul 1869. Grandson, JamesAlexander Summers, Jr. swore affidavit that his grandfather wasGerman/Native American, and that Susan Bannister was part Cherokee.
Source: Goodspeed's Published History in 1887 of "Morgan County TN., &The Cumberland Plateau".
The article states, Nicholas Summers arrived in 1814 w/his family andsettled on Crooked Fork Creek, some three years before Morgan Co.,wasorganized and formed. He, Nicholas Summers and his family no doubtwere in Morgan Co., TN. 1820 census. We next find him and his familyin 1830 Morgan Co., census (Somers as the name was written in thecensus. During the 1840 census of Morgan Co., the Nicholas Summersfamily is listed w/five children in the household, other fours sonspossibly working away from home or in homes of their own. In 1850census, Nicholas w/three children, listed in Andrew Co., MO. Nicholasnot located in 1860 MO., census. Nicholas was in Benton Co.,MO in 1866when he wrote his final will. His widow, Susan is listed in the 1870census as head of household and w/one daughter living at home. 1880census this daughter was listed alone as head of her own household.
EAST TENNESSEE HISTORY, pg 841
The Settlement of Morgan Co began soon after the Indian title to thelands was extinguished..........1807 ...... David Stonecipher enteredland and made a settlement on Crooked Fork. Joseph and BenjaminStonecipher entered land adjoining him, while Ezra Stonecipher locatedon Beach Fork. In 1814 Michael Stonecipher made an entry on Big Emory.During the same year John M Staples settled on the south side of BigEmory, near the crossing of the Cincinnati Southern RR. He had sixsons: John M, A Abner F (my guess is the one who married Melinda Davis),David, William, Thomas, and Benjamin T. The first two removed to otherstates. The last named located near Sunbright, the site of which heowned ...............................Among the other pioneers who cameto the county prior to 1815 may be mentioned the following: MathiasWilliams, Ephraim Davis, and Nicholas Summers who located on CrookedFork. 27 Feb 1866, Benton Co MO
The Last Will and Testament of Nicholas Summer as?..
I, Nicholas Summer, of the County of Benton in the State of Missouri,do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and formfollowing?.that is to say?. I, give and bequeth to my beloved wife,Sally, in the event that she survives me the use of all my estate andefforts to have and to hold during the term of her natural life forthe joint use and benefit of her self and myh daughter, Mary JaneSummer, and at the death of my said wife, I give and dispose of theresidue of my property as below. 1st I give and bequeth unto my son,Wilson Summer, the sum of one dollar.
2nd I give and bequeth unto my son, William Summer, the sum of onedollar.
3rd I give and bequeth unto my son, James Summer, the sum of onedollar.
4th I give and bequeth unto my son, Benjamin Summer, the sum of onedollar.
5th I give and bequeth unto my son, Willis Summer, the sum of onedolla
6th I give and bequeth unto my daughter, Lydia Summer, who hasintermarried with Samuel Parker, the sum of one dollar.
7th I give and bequeth unto my son, Columbus Summer, the sum of onedollar.
8th I give and bequeth unto my son, Hezekiah Summer, the sum of onedollar.
And lastly as to all of the rest, residie and remainder of my estateafter payment of all my just debts. I give and bequeth the same untomy
daughter, Mary Jane Summer. I hereby appoint my son, Hezekiah Summeras executor of this my last will and testament and hereby
revoking all former wills made by me.
In witness where of, I, have here unto set my hand this twenty seventhday of February, A. D. 1866.
Signed by his X mark
Nicholas Summer
Signed and delivered by the named, Nicholas Summer, to be his lastwill and testament in the presence of us, at his request and in hisown
presence. Have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto:
Attest: Saml Neal, Benton County
N. S. Gardner, Warsaw County
Jon N Dunn, Warsaw County
S.E. Price, Warsaw County
State of Missouri
County of Benton
Be it remembered that on this, 12 day of July 1869, there personallyappeared before me, in Open Court, before the Judge of the Probate ofBenton county Missouri, Nicholas S Gardner, one of the subscribers andwitnesses to the above and annexed will of Nicholas Summer andbeingfirst duly sworn according to law, disposes and says, that the saidNicholas Summer, the testator subscribed the same in his presence
and published the said will or instrument of writing as his last willand testament, and that the testator was at the time of publishing thesame of sound mind and over the age of twenty-one years and that heattested said will as a witness thereto by subscribing his name to thesame /s/ N.S. Gardner Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 12th dayof July 1869, A.D. In testimony whereof, I , have set my hand andaffixed the seal of the Probate Court of said County at my office inWarsaw.
/s/??? ???.. Judge
P.C. B.C.
State of Missouri
County of Benton

Be it remembered that on this, 10th day of August 1869, therepersonally appeared before me, Clerk of the Probate Court in and forBenton county and state of Missouri, Samuel Neal, one of thesubscribing witnesses to the annexed will of Nicholas Summer and beingfirst duly sworn according to law, disposes and says, that the saidNicholas Summer, the testator subscribed the same in his presence andpublished the said will or instrument of writing as his last will andtestament, and that the testator was at the time of publishing thesame of sound mind and over the age of twenty-one years and that heattested said will as a witness thereto by subscribing his name to thesame in the presence of the said testator.
/s/ Samuel Neal
Subscribed and sworn before me the 10th day of August 1869. Intestimony where of, I, have here unto set my hand and the seal of saidCourt at my office in Warsaw, the state last mentioned.
Filed 12 July 1869 /s/ D.E. Fields, Clerk.

Nicholas married Susan Bannister in 1808 in South Carolina, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1850 Morgan County Census:
--16--23--122--1--Stinecipher--Samuel------70--m--*--farmer--$2,000.00--NC--*--*--*--*--*
--16--24--122--2--Stinecipher--Phebe------67--f--*--*--*--NC--*--*--*--*--*
--16--25--122--3--Stinecipher--Hiram------30--m--*--farmer--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
--16--26--122--4--Stinecipher--Calvin------25--m--*--farmer--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*
--16--27--122--5--Stinecipher--Samuel------19--m--*--farmer--*--TN--*--*--*--*--*

Samuel married Phoebe Curtis. Phoebe was born in 1786; died on 19 Apr 1855. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Henry was lst Lt. in State Militia during Revolutionary War, servingin Col. Philemon Water's Regiment, along with brother, Capt. John AdamSummer. File #7525 Page 10.

Henry was a blacksmith.

1790 S. Carolina, 96th Dist., Newberry C., in Dutch Fork, shows HenrySummer, Wife, Christina, 3 sons 16 and under listed as John, David andNicholas, daughters, Mary Susannah, Barbara, Maria, and Elizabeth.Census also lists Henry and George. No slaves

Source: LDS records, Film or fisch # 1553603, Patron sheets,1969-1991. Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1970-1991

Heinrich married Christina Dominick. Christina (daughter of John Dominick and Elizabeth) was born in 1751 in Newberry, South Carolina, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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James married Female. [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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NSDAR Applications 605957, 685871, & 860898