George STOCKTON

                   ROSS COUNTY, OH MARRIAGES 1798-1849, PG 171; 26 NOV 1811
WILLIAM F. CREGAR, 1888, p. 116, "Ancestry of Samuel White Stockton
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, Dr. T.C. Stockton, 1911, APPENDIX, pg 246, #87,
    b. SEP 1787 at Hanging Rock, OH. He m. 16 NOV 1811, Barbara Platter, who was
    b. at Bainbridge, OH in Ross Co.  George Stockton was of a roving disposition
    ; he lived in Indiana during the early years of his life, and spent his time
    time hunting with the Indians. During the War of 1812 he scouted with Logan,
    the Mingo chief, whose celebrated speech is quoted in old school readers.
    The greater part of his mature years he lived at Bainbridge, OH where he died
    died 16 DEC 1865. Mrs. Stockton d. at the same place 28 JAN 1860. (errors)
OLIVE BATCHER, AMES, IA, 9/90; DESC OF FANNY M. CAMPBELL; George must have
    been born in PA with the rest of his siblyings. Family did not go to OH until
    after 1798. George was born in SEP 1787, and died 16 dec 1865 in Bainbridge,
    Paxton Twsp, Ross Co., OH, where he had lived in his mature years. He was
    buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus, OH. George had a roving disposition
    and hunted with the indians. During the War of 1812, he hunted with Logan,
    the Mingo Chief, whose celebrated speech is quoted in old school readers. He
    inherited 150 acres of land on Duff's Fork of Deer Creek which his father,
    David had purchased from John McDougal. George served in the War of 1812 as a
    Private in Capt. Massie'd Company, Ohio milita. [ag]
    In Nov 1811, George married Anne Barbara Platter in Ross Co., OH, by Rev.
    Robert G. Wilson. Barbara was born 5 FEB 1792 in Bainbridge, OH, d/o
    Christian Platter, died there in JAN 1867, and was buried in Platter Cemetery
    Ross Co., OH.
IGI OH, AUG 1989; BATCH M513201-1161; LIB CALL 810126-32, MARRIAGE
1850 Census, Bainbridge, Ross, OH, age 69, in home of son, Joseph; also
     Margret, 62 b. KY, sister ?
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031; George served in the
     War of 1812 as Private in Capt. Massie's Co., OH milita;
     in SEP 1810, George registered his loan of named household goods to his
sister, Margaret, because "... her husband John McDougal has eloped from his
wife." John left his household and kitchen furniture under a levy by the
Marshall of Ohio who then sold them, leaving Margaret and her children in need
of items for her immediate care and that of her children; "Recording of
Property owned by George Stockton" 3 SEP 1810, Ross Co., OH Deed Book 9, p. 346
ROSS COUNTY OH DEEDS:
DB 8:171  14 FEB 1808, 150 acres on Deer Creek from John Mcdougal & wife
DB 9: 346  3 SEP 1810, personal property to Margaret McDougal
DB 17:440    JAN 1813, 150 acres not in Ross Co, to John Baker for $300
DAR #162061 MAUDE RAYMOND GAVER, W/O EARL E. GAVER