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Ancestors of Marlo Ann Moura

Generation No. 8

       226. Johannes Christian Schultze, born Abt 1758 in Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1800 in Greuna, Brandenburg, Prussia. He was the son of 452. Christian Schultze and 453. Sybille Hannemann. He married 227. Dorothea Elisabeth Wullschlaeger Abt 1778 in Greuna, Brandenburg, Prussia.
       227. Dorothea Elisabeth Wullschlaeger, born Abt 1758 in Greuna, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1800 in Greuna, Brandenburg, Prussia. She was the daughter of 454. George Wullschlaeger and 455. Maria Gensigchen.

       Children of Johannes Schultze and Dorothea Wullschlaeger are:

113	i.	Dorothea Sophie Schultzin, born April 09, 1779 in Greuna, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1830 in Brandenburg, Prussia; married Johannes Gottlieb Kappes Abt 1800 in Brandenburg, Prussia.
	ii.	Christian Ludwig Schultzin, born October 04, 1781.
	iii.	Johann Gottlieb Schultzin, born December 19, 1784.
	iv.	Friedrich Wilhelm Schultzin, born February 10, 1789.

       228. Christian Ludewig Fricke, born January 03, 1722/23 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1810 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia. He was the son of 456. Albertus Fricke and 457. Rebecca Rothen. He married 229. Dorothea Scharstenbergen 1773 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia.
       229. Dorothea Scharstenbergen, born Abt 1750 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1830 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia.

       Child of Christian Fricke and Dorothea Scharstenbergen is:

114

Carl Martin Fricke, born October 23, 1774 in Jerusalem, Berlin Stadt, Brandenburg, Prussia; died Abt 1830 in Friedrichswerder, Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia; married Julianne Elisabeth Rettig Abt 1805 in Friedrichswerder, Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia.

       232. Joseph Brown, born Abt 1743 in Lexington, Massachusetts; died Abt 1820 in Massachusetts. He was the son of 464. Benjamin Brown and 465. Sarah Read. He married 233. Mary Eaton December 20, 1763 in Wakefield, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
       233. Mary Eaton, born November 06, 1748 in Charlestown, Massachusetts; died Abt 1820 in Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 466. Jonas Eaton and 467. Mary Emerson.

       Child of Joseph Brown and Mary Eaton is:

116

Benjamin Brown, born November 20, 1775 in Wakefield, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died Abt 1840 in Massachusetts; married Nancy Wyer 1800 in Boston, Massachusetts.

       234. Eleazer Wyer, born January 02, 1751/52 in Charlestown, Massachusetts; died March 08, 1800 in Boston, Massachusetts. He was the son of 468. William Wyer and 469. Ann Newell. He married 235. Lydia Austin 1774 in Medford, Massachusetts.
       235. Lydia Austin, born August 20, 1749 in Methuen, Massachusetts; died August 01, 1821 in Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 470. Abiel Austin and 471. Sarah Moulton.

       Children of Eleazer Wyer and Lydia Austin are:

	i.	Ann Austin Wyer, born 1776 in Medford, Massachusetts.
	ii.	Lydia Wyer, born March 22, 1778 in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
117	iii.	Nancy Wyer, born 1779 in Bridgewater, Massachusetts; died Abt 1840 in Massachusetts; married Benjamin Brown 1800 in Boston, Massachusetts.
	iv.	Mary Wyer, born July 29, 1781 in Boston, Massachusetts.
	v.	Eleazer Wyer, born 1786 in Portland, Massachusetts.
	vi.	Margaret Wyer, born November 30, 1787 in Boston, Massachusetts.

       236. Benjamin Blachford, born June 11, 1738 in Barnstable, Massachusetts; died March 09, 1778. He was the son of 472. William Blackford and 473. Elizabeth Lewis. He married 237. Sarah Godfrey April 11, 1763 in Yarmouth, Massachusetts.
       237. Sarah Godfrey, born December 16, 1737 in Yarmouth, Massachusetts; died Aft May 1798 in Barnstable, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of 474. Uriah Godfrey and 475. Mehitable Smith.

Notes
SERVICE RECORD

       Benjamin Blachford: (Sergeant, Capt. James Davis' Co. ) enlisted July 1, 1775; roll made up to November 1, 1775; service, 4 months; roll sworn to in Barnstable Co. Also Capt. John Russell's Sea Coast Co. ; Major Barachiah Bassett's Regiment marched July 25, 1776; rolls made up to November 22,
1776; service 3 mos. 27 days, at Martha's Vineyard. Also Private, Capt. John Lamont's Co. ; Col. Gamamiel Bradford's 12th Regt. ; return of men in service on or before August 15, 1777 dated April 2, 1779; joined May 1, 1777; reported died March 9, 1778.

       Benjamin Blackford: Barnstable. Return of men enlisted into Continental Army from Barnstable County dated 10 May 1778; residence, Barnstable; enlisted for town of Barnstables; joined Capt. James Davis' Co., Col. Bradford's Regt.; enlistment to expire January 1780; also Private 5th Co., Col. Bradford's Regt. Continental Army pay accounts for service from 14 February 1777 to 9 March 1778

       Child of Benjamin Blachford and Sarah Godfrey is:

118

Uriah Blachford, born June 01, 1765 in Barnstable, Massachusetts; died Abt 1840 in Barnstable, Massachusetts; married Mary Godfrey February 09, 1809 in Barnstable, Massachusetts.

       240. Patrick McGibboney, born Abt 1740 in Scotland; died February 1801 in Guilford County, North Carolina. He married 241. Margaret Work September 16, 1783 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
       241. Margaret Work, born Abt 1760 in Pennsylvania; died Abt 1792 in Guilford County, North Carolina. She was the daughter of 482. John Work and 483. Anna Reid.

Notes
Military Record

McGibboney, Patrick, Ensn. 4th North Carolina, Nov. 27, 1776; Lt. Dec. 9, 1776; served to....
Patrick McGibbon, Lieut. granted 1, 920 acres for 63 months service.

       From " Summer Soldiers" by James C. Neagles
McGibboney (McGibney), _______, Lieutenant. Fourth North Carolina Regiment. Embezzling and misapplying the money with which he was entrusted for enlisting men into the service, and taking bribes to discharge enlisted men from the service: acquitted.
Records from (1) Valley Forge Camp, 1778; (2) Valley Forge Orderly Book of General George Wheeden.

Crimes: Fraud and Embezzlement
       "Officers were charged with the responsibility of enlisting recruits and were furnished with public money for that purpose. It was wometimes possible for an officer to report a hypothetical enlistment, falsely carry a name on his monthly returns, and pocket the money himself. In a few instances, a man could be recruited and then immediately assigned as a laborer at either the officer's own farm or that of a friend, while being reported present in camp. Officers placed in charge of army supplies were especially vulnerable to the temptation of embezzlement of goods in their possession...
        A highly coveted discharge from the army was worth paying for if a soldier had the means to buy it from an unscrupulous officer with the authority to issue one. Such an officer, knowing that the soldier might well desert anyway, could figure to profit from the man's decision to go home regardless..."

WILL OF PATRICK MCGIBBONEY

       In the name of God Amen ---- whereas Patrick McGibboney of the County of Guilford and State of North Carolina well knowing the uncertainty of life and certainty of death and being weak in body but of sound mind and memory do think proper to have the following lines as my last will and testament principally and first of all I recommend my soul to God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named --- and as touching what worldly substances it has pleased God to Bless me with it is my will to dispose of in the following manner: First -- it is my will that all my just debts be paid in a reasonable time. 2ndly --- I give and bequeath to my son David McGibboney one negro boy named Jim and first choice of all my horse beasts and if it shall be a mare that has a colt under one year old it shall to with the mare --- And my bed and furniture and all my wearing apparel and all my riding furniture of whatever mane or nature, one cow and calf, four sheep, one sow and six pigs or shoats, two sets of horse gear and as much utensils as will be sufficient to carry on the farm to be laid off by John Cunningham and Wm. Aunfield ye -------- . The waggon excepted and all the lands I possess on the waters of South Buffaloe and one fourth part of the grain that may be on the plantation at my decease.
       3rdly ---- I give and bequeath to my daughter Margret Gillespie two dollars and one half to by her own use and ----- and the interest of one hundred pounds hard money to by put at interest by my Exrs. and paid to her annually but if my Exrs. should see that her husband is so informed that he is likely to do well for himself and family so as to maintain them in a genteel manner then and in that case it shall be in their discression to give her the principal at the time they may think fit if otherwise let her have the interest during her life and at her death the first child she has male or female that has dark hair shall heir the sd. Hund. pounds.
       4thly ---- I give and bequeath to my daughter Isbel McGiboney my negroe girl named Hannah and her saddle.
       5thly ---- I give and bequeath to my daughter Martha McGiboney one bond on Wid. Mills gr. Hamilton Hance McCain and ________ Matheny in lieu of a negroe.
       6thly --- I give and bequeath to my daughter Jean McGiboney my negroe boy named Bob.
       7thly --- I give and bequeath to my friend Col Daniel Gillaspie the use of one negroe boy named Isaac during his natural life and at his death if the County Court of Guilford should deem him to be worthy of freedom to be set free and if otherwise to be sold and the price to be equally divided between my four youngest children.
       8thly ---- I give and bequeath to my four youngest children and my daughter Margret Gillaspies second child that may have brown hair all the land I possess in the Tennessee State to be equally divided between them agreeable to quantity and quality and if she has no child of that description viz brown or dark hair then and in that case the above mentioned hundred pounds and the fifth of the above mentioned land to be equally divided among my four youngest children.
       9thly ---- And all the rest of my estate real and personal to be sold and equally divided between my three daughters namely Isbel McGiboney, Martha McGiboney and Jean McGiboney except such part of my household furniture as my three youngest dauters chose to have valued to them by my Executors hereafter named and my negroe girl named Patience excepted --- also I leave in the care of my trusty friend John Cunningham untill she arrives at the age of fourteen years which is left in his discression to let my daughter Margret Gillaspie have her at any time he may think advisable by taking bond and sufficient securtiy for returning her when called for if ever she is demanded but if her husband should conduct in a manner likely to do so well as to maintain his family in a genteel manner then sd negroe to remain in the possession of her and her heirs forever --- if not to be sold and the price put to interest and the interest of that and the aforementioned hundred pounds to be put to the use annually for such things as she may stand in need of to be purchased by my Executors...

Patrick McGibboney was a leader and a prosperous farmer. He was appointed foreman of the Grand Jury in Surry County on 14 February 1786 when he had lived in the area less than two years and again on 13 November 1787. The grand jury heard criminal cases. He was given permission to build a frist mill on his property on Belews Creek on 15 February 1788, a fact that indicates he was of an enterprising nature; the permission was rescinded on 15 May 1788, the mill "being within distance prohibitted by law of Henry Hmpton's Mill, which from now on will be deemed a publick mill." He served on the Surry County Grand Jury in 1788 and was again appointed to a road crew in February 1789...

       Children of Patrick McGibboney and unnamed are:

		i.		son McGibboney, born Abt 1770.
		ii.		son McGibboney, born Abt 1772.
		iii.		daughter McGibboney, born Abt 1773.

Children of Patrick McGibboney and Margaret Work are:

	i.	Margaret Mcgibboney, born Abt 1784 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died Bef 1835 in Guilford County, North Carolina; married Patrick Gillespie Bef 1802 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
	ii.	Isabel Mcgibboney, born Abt 1786 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died Bef 1835 in Guilford County, North Carolina; married Samuel Gilchrist Aft 1804 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
	iii.	Martha Mcgibboney, born Abt 1788 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died Bef 1835 in Guilford County, North Carolina; married Robert Gilchrist Aft 1804 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
120	iv.	David Daniel Mcgibboney, born December 1790 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died October 1864 in Warren County, Tennessee; married Elizabeth Allison November 14, 1811 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
	v.	Jane Mcgibboney, born Abt 1792 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died Aft 1835 in Guilford County, North Carolina; married Isaiah Weatherly Aft 1804 in Guilford County, North Carolina.

       242. John Allison, born August 28, 1770 in North Carolina; died December 18, 1852 in Warren County, Tennessee. He was the son of 484. Samuel Allison and 485. Martha McBride. He married 243. Mary Shaw August 26, 1791 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
       243. Mary Shaw, born October 1767 in North Carolina; died October 28, 1846 in Warren County, Tennessee.

       Children of John Allison and Mary Shaw are:

121	i.	Elizabeth Allison, born March 04, 1793 in Guilford County, North Carolina; died 1872 in Warren County, Tennessee; married David Daniel Mcgibboney November 14, 1811 in Guilford County, North Carolina.
	ii.	Sarah Allison, born December 10, 1794.
	iii.	Isabella Allison, born September 01, 1796.
	iv.	Robert Allison, born May 11, 1799.
	v.	Hugh Allison, born May 05, 1801.
	vi.	John Allison, born March 02, 1803.
	vii.	Mary Allison, born April 29, 1805.
	viii.	Martha Allison, born June 10, 1807.
	ix.	James Allison, born February 13, 1810.

       244. Sterling Gravitt, born Abt 1770 in Virginia; died Abt 1810 in Powhatan County, Virginia. He married 245. Elizabeth Merryman December 17, 1800 in Powhatan County, Virginia.
       245. Elizabeth Merryman, born Abt 1785 in Powhatan County, Virginia; died February 02, 1852 in Warren County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 490. Francis Merryman and 491. Mary Soblet.

       Children of Sterling Gravitt and Elizabeth Merryman are:

122	i.	Mr. Gravitt, born Abt 1800 in Powhatan County, Virginia; died Abt 1860 in Warren County, Tennessee; married Mary Houston Abt 1820 in Knox County, Tennessee.
	ii.	William Gravitt, born Abt 1800.
	iii.	daughter Gravitt, born Abt 1805.
	iv.	daughter Gravitt, born Abt 1807.
	v.	son Gravitt, born Abt 1803.

       250. Nathan Wheeler, born 1783 in North Carolina; died November 12, 1842 in Bedford County, Tennessee. He was the son of 500. John Wheeler and 501. Sarah Haworth. He married 251. Permelia Locke 1802 in North Carolina.
       251. Permelia Locke, born 1779 in North Carolina; died June 25, 1837 in Bedford County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 502. John Locke and 503. Jennie Cowan.

       Children of Nathan Wheeler and Moriah are:

		i.		William Wheeler.
		ii.		Nathaniel M. Wheeler.
		iii.		Ann Wheeler.

Children of Nathan Wheeler and Permelia Locke are:

	i.	Elizabeth Wheeler, born Abt 1803.
	ii.	Martin Wheeler, born Abt 1805.
	iii.	Mary Wheeler, born Abt 1807.
	iv.	John W. Wheeler, born Abt 1809.
125	v.	Nancy Wheeler, born 1809 in North Carolina; died April 04, 1877 in Licking, Missouri; married Jackson Nichols 1828 in Bedford County, Tennessee.

       254. James Taylor, born Abt 1780 in North Carolina; died in Rutherford County, Tennessee. He married 255. Elizabeth White Abt 1800 in Perquimans County, North Carolina.
       255. Elizabeth White, born July 02, 1782 in Pasquatank, Pasquatank County, North Carolina; died in Rutherford County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of 510. Benjamin White and 511. Rachel Elliott.

       Child of James Taylor and Elizabeth White is:

127

Nancy Taylor, born May 25, 1806 in Perquimans County, North Carolina; died May 29, 1888 in Unionville, Bedford County, Tennessee; married William Stafford Taylor January 18, 1827 in Versailles, Rutherford County, Tennessee.

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