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Ancestors of Marlo Ann Moura

Generation No. 7

       112. Johannes Gottlieb Kappes, born Abt 1778 in Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1830 in Brandenburg, Prussia. He married 113. Dorothea Sophie Schultzin Abt 1800 in Brandenburg, Prussia.
       113. Dorothea Sophie Schultzin, born April 09, 1779 in Greuna, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1830 in Brandenburg, Prussia. She was the daughter of 226. Johannes Christian Schultze and 227. Dorothea Elisabeth Wullschlaeger.

       Child of Johannes Kappes and Dorothea Schultzin is:

August Heinrich Kappes, born October 12, 1808 in Konigsburg en Neumarkt, Brandenburg, Prussia; died November 13, 1880 in Atlanta, Illinois; married Friedericke "Frieda" Charlotte Fricke Abt 1830 in Brandenburg, Prussia.

       114. Carl Martin Fricke, born October 23, 1774 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1830 in Friedrichswerder, Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia. He was the son of 228. Christian Ludewig Fricke and 229. Dorothea Scharstenbergen. He married 115. Julianne Elisabeth Rettig Abt 1805 in Friedrichswerder, Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia.
       115. Julianne Elisabeth Rettig, born Abt 1780 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1830 in Friedrichswerder, Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia.

       Children of Carl Fricke and Julianne Rettig are:

		i.		Heinrich Gottfried Fricke, born September 06, 1807.
	57	ii.		Friedericke "Frieda" Charlotte Fricke, born September 02, 1810 in Friedrichswerder, Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1857 in Twin Rivers, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin; married August Heinrich Kappes Abt 1830 in Brandenburg, Prussia.

       116. Benjamin Brown, born November 20, 1775 in Wakefield, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died Abt 1840 in Massachusetts. He was the son of 232. Joseph Brown and 233. Mary Eaton. He married 117. Nancy Wyer 1800 in Boston, Massachusetts.
       117. Nancy Wyer, born 1779 in Bridgewater, Massachusetts; died Abt 1840 in Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 234. Eleazer Wyer and 235. Lydia Austin.

       Children of Benjamin Brown and Nancy Wyer are:

	i.	Ann Brown, born August 19, 1801 in Boston, Massachusetts.
	ii.	Benjamin Brown, born March 14, 1803 in Boston, Massachusetts.
	iii.	Louisa Brown, born May 27, 1805 in Boston, Massachusetts.
58	iv.	Charles Augustus Brown, born November 02, 1806 in Boston, Massachusetts; died August 12, 1879 in Lilly, Illinois; married Mary "Polly" Ann Blachford July 22, 1832 in East Church, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
	v.	Edward Brown, born September 22, 1808 in Boston, Massachusetts.
	vi.	Mary Eaton Brown, born September 23, 1810 in Boston, Massachusetts.
	vii.	Edward Brown, born January 08, 1813 in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
	viii.	Caleb Strong Brown, born September 23, 1815 in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
	ix.	Thomas Augustus Brown, born April 12, 1818 in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts.

       118. Uriah Blachford, born June 01, 1765 in Barnstable, Massachusetts; died Abt 1840 in Barnstable, Massachusetts. He was the son of 236. Benjamin Blachford and 237. Sarah Godfrey. He married 119. Mary Godfrey February 09, 1809 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.
       119. Mary Godfrey, born Abt 1780 in Barnstable, Massachusetts; died September 13, 1853 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.

Notes
PENSION FILE
STATEMENT OF SERVICE

       ... That he was born at Barnstable aforesaid on the first day of June 1765, and that there is no record of his birth that he knows of; That he ws in the United States Service from about the last of April or first of May 1782 as a Marine of the Ship Tartar; That he was residing at Barnstable when he entered the service; That he left home with an Englishman by the name of John Saddler about the last days in April being induced by the said Saddler to leave, to go into the country as the times were oppressive and such emigration offered a better prospect of obtaining a livelihood; that he travelled in company with said Saddler through Sandwich, Plymouth, Roxbury, etc. to Boston in one day ( and ) two nights and the second day after leaving home, he eat his dinner on ( board) the said ship Tartar, then lying in the harbor of Boston; on board of which ship he went under the following circumstances, viz. When he, with Saddler, reached Boston, they stop'd in front of a place of rendezvous and were invited inside by an officer to take some punch; he followed Saddler in, and Saddler was then accused of belonging already to the vessel for which they were shipping a crew, and the officer turned to his Books or list ( and) found his name there enrolled and he was accordingly detained; that Saddler was under the influence of liquor, having drunk several times in the course of the forenoon, or he probably would not have gone into that rendezvous; That the declarant finding himself thus left without a friend or guide, and a stranger in Boston, fell to crying, the Officer endeavored to console him and invited him to go on board the Ship with Saddler ( and ) promised him, if he wished to come on shore again the next day, he should come; He accordingly went on board; That She then had on board from 30 to 40 men; That he requested to go on shore the next day, but was put off with some excuse and he repeatedly asked to leave but was as often denied for several weeks, as near as he can recollect, for eight weeks, and as in the mean time kept at work with the rest of the ship's company fitting the vessel; That the last two weeks before She sailed there was but little to do in fitting the ship,s but ws detained principally on account of the difficulty in procuring men, the Dean Frigate and one or two other vessels were also shipping men at the same time; That mor men were daily brought on board and there were daily desertions from the ship, scarcely a barge went on shore but more or less of the Crew would make their escape; He was never suffered to go on shore again until the 25th of November 1782; That there were several others on board who had been brought on board under similar circumstances with himself and were detained in the same manner; That they all agreed together that they would not sign the roll or shipping paper; That the Lieutenants and the Sailing Master went round two or three time every week, endeavoring to induce them to enlist or ship, but they adhered to their agreement together for several weeks, but at last after having been on board and kept constantly at work for eight weeks as he thinks, he , with several others, signed the roll of enlistment; He enlisted as a marine; This was about a week before the ship sailed ( around) the 4th of July 1782. The ship, having obtained 50 men sailed from Boston and cruised for about four and a half months, as near as he can recollect, and took 3 brigs.----one loaded with salt, another with Silk and China and a third was a pivateer 16 gun Brig.------- that when the ship returned to Boston he was discharged, as near as he can recollect, some where from the 20th to the 25th of November 1782; he was paid ten dollars and went home and Mr. Daniel Cobb of Barnstable who is now deceased afterward received the balance of his wages and prize money for him, but how much it was he cannot now recollect; That he was acquainted with no one on board of the ship when he entered except for Saddler, who run away from her with five or six others who were sent to one of the Islands in the harbor for water, but the Officer who went in the boat walked up and went into a house upon the Island .... the crew of the boat or barge rowed to the main land and escaped; That he knows of no one now living who composed the crew of the ship ------ that there was one Anson Nickerson who belonged to the county with him but whom he understands is now dead; That the Commander of the Ship was Capt. Cathcart, the first and 2d. Lieutenants names were Lemons and Pillsbury, and the Sailing Masters name was Mumford or Rumford------------...

       Children of Uriah Blachford and Mary Godfrey are:

	i.	Frederick Blachford, born August 15, 1804.
	ii.	Joanna Blachford, born June 26, 1807.
	iii.	Benjamin Blachford, born December 12, 1808.
	iv.	Henry Blachford, born August 18, 1809.
59	v.	Mary "Polly" Ann Blachford, born September 01, 1811 in Barnstable, Massachusetts; died May 24, 1864 in Atlanta, Illinois; married Charles Augustus Brown July 22, 1832 in East Church, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
	vi.	Nancy Blachford, born August 01, 1813.
	vii.	Thankfull Blachford, born May 01, 1816.

       120. David Daniel Mcgibboney, born December 1790 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died October 1864 in Warren County, Tennessee. He was the son of 240. Patrick McGibboney and 241. Margaret Work. He married 121. Elizabeth Allison November 14, 1811 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
       121. Elizabeth Allison, born March 04, 1793 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died 1872 in Warren County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 242. John Allison and 243. Mary Shaw.

       Children of David Mcgibboney and Elizabeth Allison are:

	i.	John McGiboney, born November 25, 1812.
	ii.	James McGiboney, born June 24, 1814.
	iii.	Catherine McGiboney, born February 16, 1817.
	iv.	William McGiboney, born May 12, 1819.
	v.	Mary McGiboney, born April 30, 1822.
60	vi.	David Allison McGiboney, born October 26, 1824 in White County, Tennessee; died December 26, 1862 in Yazoo River, Mississippi; married Hester Houston Gravitt August 20, 1848 in McMinnville, Tennessee.
	vii.	Martha McGiboney, born March 14, 1827.
	viii.	Elizabeth McGiboney, born August 14, 1829.

       122. Mr. Gravitt, born Abt 1800 in Powhatan County, Virginia; died Abt 1860 in Warren County, Tennessee. He was the son of 244. Sterling Gravitt and 245. Elizabeth Merryman. He married 123. Mary Houston Abt 1820 in Knox County, Tennessee.
       123. Mary Houston, born Abt 1800 in Knox County, Tennessee; died Abt 1860 in Warren County, Tennessee.

       Children of Mr. Gravitt and Mary Houston are:

	61	i.		Hester Houston Gravitt, born March 15, 1829 in Knoxville, Tennessee; died September 27, 1890 in Rolla, Missouri; married (2) David Allison McGiboney August 20, 1848 in McMinnville, Tennessee; married (3) Richard Burke 1864 in Rolla, Phelps County, Missouri.
		ii.		Elizabeth Gravitt, born Abt 1825 in Knox County, Tennessee; married Josiah Cullendar.

       124. Jackson Nichols, born May 04, 1811 in Tennessee; died October 1864 in Licking, Missouri. He married 125. Nancy Wheeler 1828 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
       125. Nancy Wheeler, born 1809 in North Carolina; died April 04, 1877 in Licking, Missouri. She was the daughter of 250. Nathan Wheeler and 251. Permelia Locke.

       Children of Jackson Nichols and Nancy Wheeler are:

	i.	Jane Nichols, born Abt 1829 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died Aft 1884 in Phelps County, Missouri; married Janes Rowland Abt 1848 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
62	ii.	John Wheeler Nichols, born May 02, 1832 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died March 1900 in Licking, Missouri; married Margaret Jane Taylor September 01, 1853 in Unionville, Bedford County, Tennessee.
	iii.	Emily A. Nichols, born 1833 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died Bef 1900 in Izard County, Arkansas; married Rufus H. Morton Aft 1850 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
	iv.	Rebecca A. Nichols, born September 12, 1835 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died November 21, 1909 in Licking, Missouri; married William C. Atkisson 1853 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
	v.	Coleman C. Nichols, born July 12, 1837 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died March 01, 1909 in Lacoma, Missouri; married (1) Elvira Sheffield Abt 1858 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married (2) Sarah Margaret Hull February 25, 1869 in Lacoma, Missouri; married (3) Amanda Ellen Salley April 15, 1885 in Texas County, Missouri.
	vi.	Elizabeth M. Nichols, born July 25, 1839 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died January 29, 1885 in Licking, Missouri; married Thomas Jefferson Deason 1858 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
	vii.	Sarah P. Nichols, born 1842 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died Abt 1898 in Dent County, Missouri; married (1) Benjamin J. Rowland January 01, 1865 in Licking, Missouri; married (2) Enoch Floyd Abt 1878 in Texas County, Missouri.
	viii.	Minerva L. Nichols, born April 15, 1844 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died October 07, 1863; married Johnson Rowland November 06, 1862 in Phelps County, Missouri.
	ix.	Susan F. Nichols, born 1847 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married Silas Marsh July 1865 in Phelps County, Missouri.
	x.	Richard Nichols, born 1849 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married Mahulda E..

       126. William Stafford Taylor, born May 08, 1804 in Perquimans County, North Carolina; died September 14, 1887 in Unionville, Bedford County, Tennessee. He married 127. Nancy Taylor January 18, 1827 in Versailles, Rutherford County, Tennessee.
       127. Nancy Taylor, born May 25, 1806 in Perquimans County, North Carolina; died May 29, 1888 in Unionville, Bedford County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 254. James Taylor and 255. Elizabeth White.

Notes
William Stafford ( Swampy, Swamp Billy ) Taylor, b. 8 may 1804 - d. 14 September 1887, came from North Carolina, it is thought, through the New Found Gap of the Smokey Mountains, and settled first in the Versailles community of Rutherford County. He brought with him from North Carolina a saw mill which he used to saw rails for the railroad that was being laid from Chatanooga to Nashville. This saw mill was run by horses working on a treadmill. He came to Middle Tennessee because of the abundance of red cedar which was found here. While living in Versailles, he met Nancy Taylor, they were not thought to be related. Nancy was the daughter of James Taylor and Elizabeth White. She was born 25 May 1806 - died 29 May 1888. She and William were married on 18 January 1827. In 1840 or 1841, William and Nancy bought a farm in the 9th district of Bedford County, Tennessee. There he continued to saw rails for the railroad. These rails were about 28 feet long and only five could be hauled at one time on a wagon pulled by four horses. They had to be carried by wagon from there to Fosterville, a distance of about 10 miles.
In 1858 or 1859, two of their sons, Joseph A. and Thomas J. , bought 500 acres of land in the 10th district of Bedford County for five or six dollars an acre ( most of this land has been owned by the Taylor family ever since ). Most of the land had to be cleared. When the Civil War began, Tom and Joe had to enlist. In 1860, William S. and Nancy sold the farm in the 9th district and moved to the 500 acres in the 10th district ( Rover Community ) in order to keep from losing the land and to keep it in the family. The house where he lived was log with two rooms and a hall downstairs and two rooms upstairs, and a kitchen attached to the side. The saw mill was not thought to run anymore after they moved to the 10th district.

       OBITUARY OF W. S. TAYLOR

Was born May the 8th , 1804, married to Nancy Taylor, January 18, 1827, professed a hope in Christ in June 1828, joined the Primitive Baptist Church at Enon, Bedford County, Tennessee, November 1828 and was ordained a deacon in September 1840. In 1846, himself and several others obtained letters and constituted the church called Mt. Pleasant in Rutherford County, Tenn., in which church he remained a beloved and useful member until death. He died Sept. 14, 1887, aged eighty - three years, four months and six days. Few live to the great age that Brother Taylor did, and fewer still live as quietly and peaceably and so universally beloved. He was a husband in the true sense of the word, greatly devoted to his companion as well in her long period of affliction as in health; a devoted father and dearly loved by his children, who looked to him for wise counsel; and they never went and were turned away empty. As a citizen he was honorable and honored; as a Christian he had not aught against him; in the church his counsel was listened to with confidence. A volume might be writ' on his praise if mention be made of all his noble qualities, without exaggeration. To his deeply afflicted companion, I would say, seep not, your seperation, dear sister, is only for a short time. Dear children, what shall I say to you? O, could you only appreciate your father's love for you and his desire for your present and future happiness, it would be well with you all. That we all and you all may meet him in glory, let us pray. Lord help. Amen.
                                   J. E. Frost

       Children of William Taylor and Nancy Taylor are:

	i.	Joseph A. Taylor, born November 07, 1830 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died May 01, 1908 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married (1) Kittie Burnett; married (2) Cintha O'Neal Abt 1866 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
63	ii.	Margaret Jane Taylor, born May 20, 1833 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died March 01, 1902 in Unionville, Bedford County, Tennessee; married John Wheeler Nichols September 01, 1853 in Unionville, Bedford County, Tennessee.
	iii.	Frances M. Taylor, born September 09, 1834 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died January 25, 1879 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married Mr. Ray.
	iv.	Almira W. Taylor, born January 15, 1835 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died October 18, 1835 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
	v.	William Stafford Taylor, born January 15, 1835 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died October 31, 1898 in Bedford County, Tennessee.
	vi.	James Cullen Taylor, born December 25, 1835 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died May 07, 1911 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married (1) Mary Jackson; married (2) Sue Rutledge.
	vii.	Mary Ann Taylor, born August 03, 1837 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died May 07, 1882 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married William David Sutton in Bedford County, Tennessee.
	viii.	Thomas Jefferson Taylor, born December 29, 1838 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died August 11, 1918 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married (1) Cornelia Jones; married (2) Mary Pressgroves.
	ix.	Eva Elizabeth Taylor, born June 13, 1845 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died December 17, 1913 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married William H. Jackson.
	x.	George Washington Taylor, born 1846 in Bedford County, Tennessee; died 1925 in Bedford County, Tennessee; married Manerva Jones in Bedford County, Tennessee.

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