Thomas STOCKTON

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR. Thomas Coates STOCKTON, 1911; Appendix, "Other
      Stocktons"; pg 240; lists children and says "removed to Kentucky".
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 116, "removed to KY"
Ruth Setterquist, sources; Dr. T.C. Stockton, 1911, pg 238, 239, 240; Comm.
    Hist. of Washington Co., by Beers, 1893, pg 444, 751; LDS Archives, Etta May
    Skinner, Nounan, ID (deceased); Amer. Rec. Soldiers of Franklin Co., PA, V.S.
    Fendrick, pg 206;
CORRECTED PER CLIFF NEILSON 7/93 to be Thomas 3, Thomas 2, Robert 1
PA ARCHIVES, SERIES III, VOL 21, RETURN OF TAXABLES, COUNTY OF YORK: STRABAN
    TWSP: 1779 211 acres, 2 horses, 3 cattle: 1780 212 acres, 3 horses, 4 cattle:
    1781 111 acres, 3 horses, 5 cattle: 1782 111 acres, 3 horses, 5 cattle (with
    Joseph, no land): 1783 211 acres, 9 inhabitants (with Joseph 4 inhab.)
CC NEILSON, 5/96: "Thomas died intestate at 61 years on 10 OCT 1804 in Ross
    Co., OH. Bondsmen were John and Thomas Stockton (presumed to be his sons),
    Robert Steel and William Creighton, Sr (married to his niece, Ann Stockton,
    d/o David). Inventory for his estate was 7 pages, consisting of livestock,
    agricultural implements and household items. Estate of Thomas Stockton; Ross
    Co, OH Estate Case 8509.
    Thomas (or his son?) first appeared in Ross Co., records in 1802 when he
purchased 100 acres
    in Union Twsp for 25 pounds current money of KY. Deed of Sale from Nathaniel
    Massie and Susan his wife to Thomas Stockton, 13 FEB 1802, Ross Co., OH Deed
    Book 2, p 204;  Adjoing landowners were, David Stockton, John Dunlop, John
    McCafferty and John Mealhoups.
"History of Ross and Highland Co's, OH, pg 64; 27 DEC 1803 Thomas was a grand
     juror.
1790 York Co., PA census; 2 males over 16; (Thomas & son Thomas); 3 males
      under 16 (John, William and ?); 3 females (wife, and 2 daus?)
This COULD mean that Thomas had 1 more son (b 1774-78) and 2 more daughters
    (b 1770-72) than we know about now.  Cliff notes there was also a listing for
    a James Stockton, currently unidentified in Straban Twp. But that does not
    account for the extra children on census listing.
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; HER BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
    "Thomas Stockton died 10 OCT 1804 intestate (at 61 years) near Chillicothe
    OH, the day after his wife, Mary died at 60 years; they were buried in one
    grave on the 11th.  They had been married about 38 years.  John and Thomas
    Stockton (presumably his sons), of Union Twsp, were administrators of the
    small estate, which included a Bible, psalm book, book of sermon, etc. [ow]
     [Sources; Green, Karen Maurer, "Pioneer Ohio Newspapers", 1(1793-1810); 188,
       191, 224-5, 263, 1986' 2(1902-1878): 11, 14, 47, 1988, Galveston  TX; "Ohio
       Source Records", p 26, 1986, Baltimore, MD; Correspondence with Clifford
       C. Neilson, Virginia McComas]
    Thomas received 80 acres of land in Menallen Twsp from his father in 1768,
    which, in 1773, he conveyed to his brother David, who sold it on 2 MAR 1795 to
    Nathan Hendricks. Thomas inherited 5 pounds from his father c1794, and was a
    member of the grand jury in DEC 1803 in Ross Co., OH [dgv]
      [Sources: "Deed Books; Lancaster Co., PA A:145, BB-1;293-5; York Co., PA,
      2H:312; 2K:200, 1793; Franklin Co, PA 6:184, 1804; Ross Co., OH; 8:152, 153,
      171; Will Books: Lancaster Co., PA, A:138, 140; J:230, 250; Franklin Co.,
      PA A:337; York Co, PA, A-B:138, 140; Ross Co, OH, A:39, 106, 180, 346; B:4;
      Cecil Co, MD 4(1780-1783):49;  "History of Ross and Highland Co., OH", p
      64, 97-8, 1880 Cleveland, OH]
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, p 240; married Mr.
     Bard per father's will.
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031; estimated bith 1742,
     prob in West Nottingham, Chester, PA; m c1763 to (probably) James Jordan;
     died after 1794. She is called Mary Bare in her father's 1794 Will. James
     Jordan died 1776, leaving her with 7 children.
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014, "HALL-WALLACE FAMILY", 1995:
     Mary Stockton married __ Bard. She was a minor when she inherited 5 pounds
     from her grandmother, Isabel Stockton in 1747; she inhertied 10 pounds from
     her father c1794. [she was not traced]. Cites Dr. TCStockton and the 2 wills
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 Hamilton Dr., Ames, IA 50010, 9/90; DEATH NOTICE from
    "Pioneer Ohio Newspapers 1793-1810; Scioto Gazette and Chillicothe Advertizer,
    dated 17 SEP 1807; David Stockton Sen. age 60, died at his farm near
    Chillicothe on Saturday evening 12 SEP 1807. He left a widow and 9 children.
    Listed as freeman in 1777 PA; 2nd LT in 6th Co., 4th Batt, York Co., militia
    in APR 1778, commanded by Col John Andrew and Capt John Stockton his brother.
    in 1779, David served as Captain of the 3rd Co., 4th Batt. York Co., militia
    under Col Andrew and was captain of other companies of 4th Batt in 1782,3,6
    [ejpw, dgw, go
Olive Batcher says David died at 63 years, making birth c1744.; and dau, Mary
    married 1798 in Mercersburg, so David moved after 1798.
MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS DESC., DORIS RONEY BOWERS, PG 11
VIRGINIA MCCOMAS, PEORIA, AZ 1989
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 Moss Brooke Ct., Fairfax, VA 22031
PAT STOCKTON, 620 S. Pinto Pl., TUCSON, AZ 85748, 1988
WILL OF DAVID PROVED  1807 ROSS CO, OH; "In the name of God, Amen. I, David
    Stockton, Sr, being of sound mind and memory tho' weak in body, recollecting
    that it is appointed unto all men once to die - do this 1th day of September,
    1807, make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner following viz:
    In the first place I commend my body to the grave to be buried in a decent and
    Christian manner in the hopes of a happy and joyful resurrection and my soul
    to God who gave it. And the worldly goods with which the Lord has blessed me I
    distribute in the following manner: 1st to my beloved wife, I will a horse and
    saddle, her choice of 2 cows, her bed and furniture, the table and chairs in
    the house, the kitchen furniture and her living off the plantation during her
    life with the free and undisturbed use of the home in which I now live. 2nd.
    to my sons, David and William, I give and bequeath a part of a tract of land
    lying in Ross Co, Duffs Fork of Deer Creek, containing 450 acres viz: to
    William I give and bequeath 1/3 part to be laid off on the upper side and to
    David I give and bequeath 1/3 part to be laid off adjoining the former as to
    include the improvement he has made, to them respectfully, and their heirs in
    fee simple forever. 3rd, to my sons Robert, Samuel and John, I give and
    bequeath the tract of land on which I now live containing 200 acres. This
    tract of land I allow to be valued at the death of my wife and the valuation
    in to 5 equal parts, two of these parts I give and bequeath to Robert,  1 1/2
    to Samuel and 1 1/2 to John, to them respectfully and to their heirs in fee
    simple forever. 4th to the heirs of my son Caleb, deceased, to my dau. Fanny
    Campbell and to my dau Polly Withrow to each of them I give one dollar. 5th to
    my son George, I give and bequeathh 1/3 part of 450 acres of land on Duffs
    Creek, which I purchased from John McDougal and to his heirs in fee simple
    forever. 6th to each of my sons, David, George, William, Robert, Samuel and
    John, I also give a horse and saddle- to the 2 stock, the horses now
    acknowledged as their property & to the others such as my estate may be able
    to afford them. To each of dau.s Peggy McDougal and Ann Creighton, I give 1
    dollars. This distribution of my estate I hereby and ordain after the payment
    of all debts and demands that may be against it -- Now that my last will and
    testament may be fuly executed according to the true intent and meankind I
    hereby nominate and appoint for executor my good and faithful friend Col.
    James Armstrong, Esq. to act for me and in my name in all cases according to
    my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand
    and seal day and year first above written. signed, sealed and delivered in the
    presence of Mary Stockton and Catherine Dickison. X his mark
    (dated 23 JUL 1752; proved 23 SEP 1752, Lancaster Co,PA, WB J-1, p 240)
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, Dr. T.C. Stockton, 1911, APPENDIX, pg 245, #33; rem.
    from York, PA to Chillicothe, Ross Co., OH ab. the year 1800.  The name of
    his wife appears to have been Ann, as a record found in an old family Bible
    by one of his desc. reads, "Mrs. Ann Stockton, consort of David Stockton,
    departed this life March 28, 1810, aged 60 years.
REV. WAR CAPT OF 3RD CO, 4TH BATT, YORK CO, PA; PA ARCHIVES, 6TH SERIES,
      VOL 2, PG 509
DAR LIST OF PATRIOTS, 1986, VOL III, PG 651; CAPT-PA
DAR INDEX OF THE ROLLS OF HONOR (ANCESTOR'S INDEX), PG 362; VOL 137, PG
    220 = #136692, Emma Douglas Thurman Bludworth Lake, gt gt grndau.
DAR 162061 MAUDE RAYMOND GAVER; 2d Lt 6th Co., Col. Smith Reg. and Capt of
    3rd Co., 4th Batt, York Co. militia
William Francis Cregar, 1888, "ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE: says, "Son
    of (of Thomas b c1709; d 3 MAY 1795) David of York PA, later Chillicothe, OH"
Ruth Setterquist, sources; Dr. T.C. Stockton, 1911; DAR Rec. 680705; Will of
    father, Thomas, names son, David; Comm. Bio. Rec. of Washington Co., PA by
    Beers 1893, pg 44, 751; Listing of inhabitants in 1779, Adams Co., PA by V.
    McQuillis, 1983, pg 9 (formed from York Co, 1800) lists David Stockton,
    Menallen Twsp.
Cliff Neilson, 2/91: cites PA Archives, series 3, Vol XXI, 1779, pg 71,
    Menallen Twsp, David*, John & Joseph (*=landowner) tax roll entires; 1780, pg
    209, David, John & Joseph; 1781, pg 408, David*, John and Joseph; 1782, pg
    513, David*, John; 1783, pg 758, David* and John.
York Co., Deed Bk, Vol 2H: 312-3 (C. Neilson 1777 David bought land in
    Menallen Twsp from Thomas Stockton, either father or brother; York Co., Deed
    Bk, Vol. 2K: 280, 1793 David and wife, Ann, sold land to Nathan Hendricks in
    Menallen Twp.; PA Archives, series 2, Vol XIV, p. 513 David Stockton as a 2d
    Lt on April 5, 1778 in 6th Co., 4th Bn, York Co., Militis; Capt. John Stockton
    was in command. On p. 533, he was a Capt. on June 17, 1779 in the 3rd Co., 4th
    Bn.; PA Archives, series 6, Vol. II and III, show him as a Captain on pp. 509,
    589, 684(II) in 1779, 1783, 1782 and p. 1455 (III in 1784, consistently in the
    4th Bn. but with different Companies.
PA ARCHIVES, SERIES III, VOL 21; RETURN OF TAXABLES, COUNTY OF YORK: MENALLEN
    TWSP, 1779: Stockton, David 200 acres 4 horses, 6 cattle (also Joseph & John
    who had no land) 1781: 200 acres, 1 negro, 5 horses, 6 cattle(also Joseph and
    John who had no land); 1782: 200 acres,  4 horses, 5 cattle (also John, no
    land): 1783: 200 acres, 7 inhabitants (also John, no land 4 inhab. Joseph is
    with Thomas)
CLIFF NEILSON: 23 FEB 1802 David purchased from Nathaniel Massie and wife
     Susan, a 100 acres parcel for 85 pounds current money of Kentucky; Ross Co.,
     OH Deed Book 2, p 208; adjoing land owners were Thomas Stockton, James
     Dunlap, John Mealhoups and William Kerrs.
Automated ARchives, CD-151; David was taxed in 1806, 1807, 1808 in the 1st
     District; Ann, his widow was taxed in Union Twsp in 1809
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 247
PAT STOCKTON 620 S PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748  1988
Married 27 AUG 1770, PA
C.C. Neilson 3703 Moss Brooke Ct., Fairfax, VA 22031,  9/90 from Fairview Cem,
     Mercersburg, PA; estimated birth 1749, probably in Sadsbury, Lancaster Co.,
     PA. She died in 1808 probably in Peters Twsp, near Mercersburg, Franklin Co,
     and was buried in the Fairview Cem. at Mercersburg.  Married William Waddell,
     s/o James and Elizabeth (Goudy) Waddell, of Chester Co, PA on 21 AUG 1770.
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; HER BOOK PUBLISHED, 1995;
     "Elizabeth Stockton was born c1739 and died in 1808 in Mercersbug, PA. On 27
    AUG 1770, she married William Waddell (1744-29 SEP 1829) in Peters Twsp. Both
    were buried in Fairview Cemetery, Franklin Co., PA. Elizabeth inherited a 50
    pound note due her father in 1796. William fought in the Revolutionary was
    under Capt James and John McConnell, and on 28 JUL 1777, he fought in Capt.
    George Crawford's Company, Col. James Dunlap's Marching Battalion, Cumberland,
    Co., Militia; Fendrick, Virginia S., "American Revolutionary Soldiers of
    Franklin Co., PA", Historical Works Committee, Franklin Co., Chapter DAR,
    1944; Mudge, Rev. Wm. L., "The Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church and the
    Revolution", 1919, pf 12; Will book, Lancaster Co., PA", A:39, 140; Ross Co.,
    OH, A:39, 106, 180, 346; B:4; Cecil Co., MD 4 (1780-1783):49;
                  

                   CLIFF NEILSON, 7/93; a George Stockton was taxed in 1775-76 in Letterkenny
    Twsp; George Stoctin/Stocton served with Captain James McConnell's company of
    the Cumberland militia, composed of Letterkenny Twsp men in DEC 1776. In the
    same company were his brother, Robert, his brother-in-law, William Waddell,
    and his nephew, Thomas Neilson; George Stockton witnessed the will of David
         George Stockton witnessed the will of Davis Shields, dated 2 APR 1773.
    Proved 28 APR 1773, Cumberland Co., PA, Will B B, pg 153;
         a second witness, James Jordan, may have been the first
    husband of George's sister, Margaret; Robert Stockton was granted a Letter of
    Administration for the estate of his 'deceased brother', George Stockton of
    Letterkenny Twsp on 20 OCT 1777. There was no mention of other heirs.
    Will Book Administrators, Vol. B, 1777-1805, Cumberland Co., Docket 24, p 7
    (LDS film 1010109)
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; HER BOOK PUBLISHED 1995:
     "George Stockton was born in PA, and died intestate in Cumberland Co., PA in
1777, before his father's death, and thus was not included in his father's
will.  George was on Letterkenney Twsp, Cumberland Co., tax rolls in 1775-6;
and served in Capt. James McConnell's Company of the 5th Battalion, Cumberland
Co., milita in DEC 1776 with his brother, Robert.  On 20 OCT 1777, Robert was
appointed administrator of George's estate [cgpw]
                  

                   CLIFF C NIELSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031; 5/96; This
    child may belong here. Cliff found enough evidence of his existence in the
    time and place than made this the most likely choice. Joseph COULD have been a
    son of Robert, John, Thomas or David; estimated birth 1753; m. Elizabeth
    c1775 and died in Straban Twsp, York Co., before 13 APR 1784. Estate bond
    signed by brother, Thomas, 27 APR 1787.  This is from "Probate File of Joseph
    Stockton", Office of the Clerk of Orphans Court, York Co., Courthouse. The
    only document in file was an estate appraisal dated 13 APR 1784. No
    genealogical data available. "Letters of Administration for Thomas Stockton
    for Estate of Joseph Stockton", 27 APR 1787, Will Book C, p 172.
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; HER BOOK PUBLISHED, 1995;
     "Joseph Stockton was born in PA, and died in York Co., PA in 1784. Joseph
was an ensign in the Revolution; he married and had a son. Since he died before
his father, he was not included in his father's will, but neither was Joseph's
son. On 27 APR 1787, Thomas Stockton signed the bond for Joseph's estate. On 15
MAR 1791, John Stockton, minor son (over 14) of Joseph, dec'd, late of Menallen
Twsp, requested the appointment of his step-father, Samuel Nelson, of Hamilton
Twsp, Franklin Co., PA, as guardian. [dw]