Jacob BROWN Sr. - Media
Jacob BROWN Sr. - Media
Battle of Kings Mountain by Wilson
ROBERT WINDSOR WILSON (1924- ) “Battle of Kings Mountain” October 7, 1780. Oil painting. c. 1973-75. Hangs in the State House of South Carolina.
Battle of Kings Mountain
Depiction of the “Battle of King’s Mountain, Ferguson’s Death Charge”, from Lyman Draper’s 1929 history of “King’s Mountain and its heroes”. Published by Dauber & Pine, New York. (Originally published 1881 by P.G. Thompson, Cincinnati)
Jacob Brown marker
From the website: Washington County, Tennessee Department of Records Management and Archives (https://wctnarchives.org/people-of-washington-county/). The caption below the photograph reads “Located at the intersection of Highway 81S and Taylor Bridge Road, outside of Jonesborough.”
Jacob Brown Sr. migration route TN State Library & Archives
Jacob Brown Sr. migration route TN State Library & Archives. Pension W2062_Brown. Enlisted 1777 in rowan County, North Carolina. Marriage 1816 in Washington County, TN. Lived in 1832 in Washington County, TN. Died in 1841 in Washington County, Tn.
Jacob & Gabriel Brown NC Land Grants in SC
Jacob & Gabriel Brown North Carolina Land Grants in South Carolina. North Carolina Land Grants in South Carolina
Grants Issued from Anson County.
Grants Issued from Anson County.
Battle of King's Mountain sign
Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: COLONEL Birth: 12-4-1736 NORTH CAROLINA Death: 6-28-1785 WASHINGTON CO TENNESSEE Service Source: DRAPER, KING'S MTN ITS HEROES, P 424; PENSION S*W333 FOR JACOB BROWN JR.; CLARK, STATE RECORDS OF NC, VOL 22, P 702; RAMSEY, ANNALS OF TN, P 264Service Description: 1) ALSO CAPT., COL. SEVIER, AT KING'S MOUNTAIN; MAJ
Abraham Anderson 5 Jan 1765 will
Abraham Anderson 5 Jan 1765 will. South Carolina, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1670-1980 Charleston Wills, Vol 9-10, 1760-1767. Mentioned: wife Ruth; sons Joshua, Abell; youngest sons: Abraham, Levy, Henry, Jacob; step children: William Gordon, Goven Gordon, George Gordon; step son in law Jacob Brown.
Washington, Tennessee, Jacob Brown Cemetery
Washington, Tennessee, Jacob Brown Cemetery photograph from RobertRogers402 on Ancestry.
Washington, Tennessee, Jacob Brown Cemetery sign
Brown Cemetery - Take State Hwy 81 S out of Jonesborough, turn West onto Taylor Bridge Road (just before you cross the Nolichucky River). Go .8 mile (on the right is mailbox 299 in front of a two story brick house that sits back from the road) turn left through a gate, then immediately turn right onto a lane. Go past the barn and turn right, then straight through another gate, once through the gate, go left up to the top of the hill approximately 1/4 mile. The cemetery is in a stand of trees surrounded by a chain link fence and barbed wire. On one side, at the bottom of the hill is Cherokee Creek and on the other is the Nolichucky River. It has been recorded that outside the fence are fifteen unmarked slave graves. On Ancestry from jolleymom4.