Jacob Brown, was the son of Johan Jacob
"Wagonmaker" Brown and Elizabeth Goettgen Brown.

Jacob Brown married Elizabeth Admire, daughter of
(Nareen Lake ancestors), GEORGE Admire,SR. and
MARGARET (COON/KUHN) ADMIRE, on Aug. 29, 1774
in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina.

Nareen Lake, a descendant of Elizabeth Admire.
Lorraine Lambert, a descendant of Jacob Brown.
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Jacob and Elizabeth were the parents of 4
children:
1. John Brown
2. George Brown
3. Mary Brown
4. Nancy Brown
5. Jacob Brown, II
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Their 4th child, Nancy Brown, born 1787 in
Rowan County, North Carolina, died 1861,
Washington County, Tennessee, married
Joseph Ball on October 24, 1809, Washington
County, Tennessee, officiated by William Bayless.
Joseph Ball, born 1786, Virginia,died October
1862, Washington County, Tennessee.
Joseph and Nancy Brown Ball were parents of
10 children: Isaac, Jacob, Macy, Rachel,
George M., John, Sarah, Rebecca, Samuel
and William Ball.

***This is from Ray Ford FAG M.# 48372428
Nancy Brown, 1st child was Elizabeth White, her father
was John White.***

5th child, Jacob Brown, Jr., born 1790,
Washington County, Tennessee, died 1845,
Washington County, Tennessee.
John, Jr. Military Service:
East Tennessee Drafter Milita, he was
under Colonel William Johnson and Captain
Andrew Lawson Company, Served from
9-2-1814 - 5-3-1815.

I do not know where these two siblings are
buried: By adding their names under their
father, this might help other family members
know about their Brown family connection.
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Elizabeth Admire Brown died in 1814. Jacob married
# 2 wife, Mary Salts on January 23, 1816 in
Washington County, Tennessee.

Jacob and Mary were the parents of 2 children:
1. Wyley Brown
2. Richard Brown
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Jacob served in the Revolutionary War. He was
living in Rowan County, North Carolina when he
enlisted in 1777 and served three months in
Captain Frederick Fisher's Co., Col. Locke's
Regiment. He also served under Commissary
Yarberry, in Salisbury, North Carolina, according
to pension records where he made and repaired
wagons (an occupation he learned from his father).
He was in the second battle of Camden.
Jacob was a Captain, and was at the Kings
Mountain Battle.

The family moved to Washington County, Tennessee
where he purchased land. He deeded land to build
a school house and was a member of the Cherokee
Baptist Church.
Jacob's will was written Feb. 19, 1841.
He named wife, Mary, and children: John, George,
Mary, Nancy Ball, Richard; and step-daughter,
Mary Cloyd. Jacob probably married (2) Mary Polly
Salts on Jan. 23, 1816 in Washington County,
Tennessee.

The Farm was in the Brown Family till the mid
1940's, when it was sold to a Mr. John Hawze.
He died in 2009.

Children of Jacob Brown, Sr. and Elizabeth Admire:
John Brown, born, Abt. 1775, Rowan County,
North Carolina, died, Abt. 1824, Wayne County,
Indiana, married 1805, Rachel Starnes, daughter
of Conrad Starnes and Margaret Brown, died,
4-24-1867, Coles County, Illinois.

George Brown, 7-31-1778 - 9-1858, married Rebecca Sutherland, 6-8-1781-11-11-1863, they are
buried at Little Blue River Cemetery, Rush
County, Indiana.

Solomon Brown, 12-4-1779, Rowan County,
North Carolina, died, 3-1860, Washington County,
Tennessee, married 1st wife, 3-3-1779,
Mary Ann Bayless, 1822, married 2nd wife, Elizabeth Carriger, born Abt. 1792, died, UKN.

Mary Brown, born, 1780, Rowan County, North Carolina,
died, Abt. 1804, Washington County, Tennessee,
12-22-1798, married John Murr, 7-6-1774,
Rowan County, North Carolina, died, 1-1-1864,
Washington County, Tennessee.

Nancy Brown, born 1787, Rowan County, North
Carolina, died, 1861, Washington County, Tennessee,
10-24-1809, married Joseph Ball, 1786, Virginia,
died 10-1862, Washington County, Tennessee.

Jacob Brown, Jr., born, About 1790, died,
Abt 1845, Washington County, Tennessee. East Tennessee
drafted Militia, he was under Colonel William
Johnson and Captain Andrew Lawson Company.
Served from 9-20-1814 - 5-30-1815. In 1796
Jacob Brown, Sr. sold to Jacob Brown, Jr.
24 1/2 acres on the Little Limestone.
∼The son of Johan Jacob, Sr. & Elizabeth Braun,
Jacob served in the Revolutionary War. He was living in Rowan County, North Carolina when he enlisted in 1777 and served three months in Captain Frederick Fisher's Co., Col. Locke's Regiment. He also served under Commissary Yarberry, in Salisbury, North Carolina, according to pension records where he made and repaired wagons (an occupation he learned from his father). He was in the second battle of Camden. Jacob was a Captain, and was at the Kings Mountain Battle.

The family moved to Washington County, Tennessee where he purchased land. He deeded land to build a school house and was a member of the Cherokee Baptist Church.
Jacob's will was written Feb. 19, 1841. He named wife, Mary, children: John, George, Mary, Nancy Ball, Richard; and step-daughter, Mary Cloyd. Jacob probably married (2) Mary Polly Salts on Jan. 23, 1816 in Washington County, Tennessee.

The Farm was in the Brown Family till the mid 1940's, when it was sold to a Mr. John Hawze. He died in 2009.

Children of Jacob Brown, Sr. and Elizabeth Admire:
John Brown, born, Abt. 1775, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, Abt. 1824, Wayne
County, Indiana, married 1805, Rachel Starnes, daughter of Conrad Starnes and Margaret Brown, died, 4-24-1867, Coles County, Illinois.

Solomon Brown, 12-4-1779, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, 3-1860, Washington County, Tennessee, married 1st wife, 3-3-1779, Mary Ann Bayless, 1822, married 2nd wife, Elizabeth Carriger, born Abt. 1792, died, UKN.

Mary Brown, born, 1780, Rowan County, Morth Carolina, died, Abt. 1804, Washington County, Tennessee, 12-22-1798, married John Murr, 7-6-1774, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, 1-1-1864, Washington County, Tennessee.

Nancy Brown, born 1787, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, 1861, Washington County, Tennessee, 10-24-1809, married Joseph Ball, 1786, Virginia, died 10-1862, Washington County, Tennessee.

Jacob Brown, Jr., born, About 1790, died, About 1845, Washington County, Tennessee. East Tennessee drafted Militia, he was under Colonel William Johnson and Captain Andrew Lawson Company. Served from 9-20-1814 - 50301815. In 1796 Jacob Brown, Sr. sold to Jacob Brown, Jr., 24 1/2 acres on the Little Limestone.


Family links:
Parents:
Johan Jacob (Braun) Brown (1731 - 1807)
Elizabeth Goettgen Braun (1730 - 1814)

Spouses:
Elizabeth Admire Brown (1752 - ____)*
Mary Salts Brown (1795 - 1856)*

Children:
Jacob Brown*
George Brown (1778 - 1858)*

The son of Johan Jacob, Sr. & Elizabeth Braun, he married (1) Elizabeth Admire, daughter of my ancestors, GEORGE, SR. & MARGARET (COON/KUHN) ADMIRE, on Aug. 29, 1774 in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina.

Jacob served in the Revolutionary War. He was living in Rowan County, North Carolina when he enlisted in 1777 and served three months in Captain Frederick Fisher's Co., Col. Locke's Regiment. He also served under Commissary Yarberry, in Salisbury, North Carolina, according to pension records where he made and repaired wagons (an occupation he learned from his father). He was in the second battle of Camden. Jacob was a Captain, and was at the Kings Mountain Battle.

The family moved to Washington County, Tennessee where he purchased land. He deeded land to build a school house and was a member of the Cherokee Baptist Church.

Jacob's will was written Feb. 19, 1841. He named wife, Mary, children: John, George, Mary, Nancy Ball, Richard; and step-daughter, Mary Cloyd. Jacob probably married (2) Mary Polly Salts on Jan. 23, 1816 in Washington County, Tennessee.

The Farm was in the Brown Family till the mid 1940's, when it was sold to a Mr. John Hawze. He died in 2009.

Children of Jacob Brown, Sr. and Elizabeth Admire:
John Brown, born, Abt. 1775, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, Abt. 1824, Wayne County, Indiana, married 1805, Rachel Starnes, daughter of Conrad Starnes and Margaret Brown, died, 4-24-1867, Coles County, Illinois.

George Brown, 7-31-1778 - 9-1858, married Rebecca Sutherland, 6-8-1781-11-11-1863, they are buried at Little Blue River Cemetery, Rush County, Indiana.

Solomon Brown, 12-4-1779, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, 3-1860, Washington County, Tennessee, married 1st wife, 3-3-1779, Mary Ann Bayless, 1822, married 2nd wife, Elizabeth Carriger, born Abt. 1792, died, UKN.

Mary Brown, born, 1780, Rowan County, Morth Carolina, died, Abt. 1804, Washington County, Tennessee, 12-22-1798, married John Murr, 7-6-1774, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, 1-1-1864, Washington County, Tennessee.

Nancy Brown, born 1787, Rowan County, North Carolina, died, 1861, Washington County, Tennessee, 10-24-1809, married Joseph Ball, 1786, Virginia, died 10-1862, Washington County, Tennessee.

Jacob Brown, Jr., born, About 1790, died, About 1845, Washington County, Tennessee. East Tennessee drafted Militia, he was under Colonel William Johnson and Captain Andrew Lawson Company. Served from 9-20-1814 - 50301815. In 1796 Jacob Brown, Sr. sold to Jacob Brown, Jr., 24 1/2 acres on the Little Limestone.


Family links:
Parents:
Johan Jacob (Braun) Brown (1731 - 1807)
Elizabeth Goettgen Braun (1730 - 1814)

Spouses:
Elizabeth Admire Brown (1752 - ____)*
Mary Salts Brown (1795 - 1856)*

Children:
Jacob Brown*
George Brown (1778 - 1858)*
Nancy Brown Ball (1787 - 1861)*

Note: The grave marker remains.

Burial:
Brown Family Farm
Washington County
Tennessee, USA