Robert STOCKTON

                   DR T C STOCKTON, 1911; PG 247, #95; m. Sarah Graham, NOV 27, 1792. With his
    brother, John, he inherited their father's farm, in Washington Co., PA, and
    after the death of the latter became its sole owner. He d. 19 JUL 1849.
ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM OF AMER. GEN, PG 755
C.C. Neilson, 9/90; Fairfield, VA, "1893 Biographical Hist. of Washington Co."
Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co 1752-74 when it became Franklin Co.
1850 WASHINGTON CO., MORTALITY SCHEDULE; Thomas, age 87, b. PA; d. JUL 1850 of
      dysentery; farmer
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, 1893, pg 800; "Settled on the homestead of his
     father, where he lived till his death."
buried Washington Cemetery, Sec. E, Lot 44/300 with parents, spouse, and bro
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO.,, PA 1893, PG 120; refering to Dr. Thomas C. M.
    Stockton, "Thomas Stockton (grandfather of subject) was born in NJ, and coming
    to Washington Co., PA, in early manhood, was married to Miss Sarah Graham of
    this county. The children form to them were Polly, Sarah (Mrs. Gordon),
    Robert, Thomas and John." (WE know THOMAS was not born in NJ)
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, PG 751; Thomas Stockton inherited the old
    Stockton place together with his brother John, who afterward died, when Thomas
    purchased the remainder of the farm. He was united in marriage with Miss Sarah
    Graham, and the children born to them were as follows: Robert, Thomas, John,
    Mary and Sarah. Mr. Stockton was a Whig in Politics, and in religious belief
    was for many years a member of the 1st Presb. Church of Washington, in which
    he was an elder."
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM F. CREGAR, 1888, Phila.
101 FAMILY OUTLINES, RAYMOND M. BELL, 1997; b. 19 SEP 1762, d. 19 JUL 1849, m
     c1794 Sarah (dau of Robert) Graham b 1765, d 23 FEB 1843; (5 children)
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 247
OTHER CHILDREN; Henry b. 24 NOV 1785, Pigeon Crk, Washington, PA, m. Margaret
    Makemie 16 FEB 1815, d. 28 MAR 1823; Capt Robert Cotton, b. 2 AUG 1787/88, m.
    Martha McGinness in 1810, d. 21 MAY 1848, Crawford Co, PA; Col. Hugh Cotton b.
    1789, m Mary Smith, d 3 NOV 1861 Meadville, Crawford, PA; Mary Cotton b 1790
    m James Davis, Jr. 25 OCT 1811; Joseph Cotton b 11 OCT 1795, m Eliza Beatty
    17 FEB 1822, d 12 DEC 1838; Margaret b 14 AUG 1801/2, d 5 JAN 1889; Samuel
    L. Cotton b 1 NOV 1803, m Martha Naomi Hatch in 1841, d 23 MAY 1882; Thomas
    Cotton b 15 JAN 1805/6, m Angeline Marie Adams, FEB 1839, d 25 AUG 1899;
    William Cotton, b 1808, d 8 OCT 1865.
Chambersburg was in Lancaster Co. till 1752; Cumberland Co 1752-84 when it
    became Franklin Co.
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, WASHINGTON, PA, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997;
Margaret b 28 MAY 1764, m 16 FEB 1786 (Col) John Cotton, Meadville
Ruth A. Setterquist, 1318 Shelby Dr, Fairfield, CA 94533; 9/90 from Ann Maruhn
Child: John Cotton b. 11 OCT 1793, d. 17 MAR 1846, m 24 AUG 1820, Mary
    McMaster of Ireland; their child, Henry Stockton Cotton b 25 MAY 1821, d 11
    DEC 1899, m. 26 OCT 1843, Mary McKay of PA; gt grandparents of Ruth.
Ruth Setterquist, 1318 Shelby Dr., Fairfield, CA 95433
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: DAR App Nat #568111 Robert Stockton; DAR Supp App Nat'l
      #568111 John Cotton (b & d nr Chambersburg, PA)
NOTE: prob d in Vernon Twp, Crawford Co, PA
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH-BURIAL: Joslyn's Descendants of Henry Cotton (prob d.
       in Vernon Twp)
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Stockton Family of New Jersey" T. C. Stockton, 1911,
       Pg 247
BIRTH-MARRIAGE: LDS Archive Sheet for Robert Stockton, b 19 Oct 1737,
      submitted by Etta May M. Skinner, Nounan, ID
NOTE: Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co [now Franklin Co], PA
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Pam Jeglinski's "The Stockton Project" (d
      Chambersburg, PA in this rec)
BIRTH-MARRIAGE: "Ancestry of Samuel Stockton White" Wm. F. Cregar, 1888 p 114
BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH-BURIAL: "Descendants of Henry Cotton", Revised by Roger A
       Johnson, 1994, Pgs 4-6
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON , 1911, APPENDIX, PG 243, pp 263-267
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 117
DAR LIST OF SPOUSES OF PATRIOTS, 1986 INDEX, VOL III, PG 694; ART. VOL 1, 648
DAR application #127012, Mina Stewart Wright, gt grdau.; from C.C. Neilson,
    father of Charles, John (1725-1810) served as private in Capt. McCauley's Co.,
    1st Bat. Cumberland Co., Militia 1781; born Scotland, died Westmorland Co, PA;
    Charles (759-1840)served as private in Capt. Wm. Guthries Co., Westmorland
    Co., Militia 1780.
Children: John b. 1 DEC 1784 m. Jane Love; Robert b. 18 MAR 1786 m. Rebecca
    Hutchins; Margaret b. 18 NOV 1787 m. Jesse Welch; Sarah b. 3 NOV 1791 m.
    Benjamin Love; Charles b. 15 OCT 1793 m. 1. Hannah McLain and 2. Betsey Young;
    Joseph b. 5 JUL 1795 m. Jane McGuffey; Elizabeth b. 22 APR 1797 m. Samuel
    Dennison; Frances b. 25 DEC 1798 m. Henry Dennison; Thomas b. 20 JAN 1801 m.
    Esther Porter in 1822, d. 1875; Samuel C. b. 12 MAY 1804 m. Sarah Scott; James
    Guthrie b. 4 JUL 1807 m. Margaret Porter and William S. b. 20 MAR 1809, d.
    young.
Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co 1752-84 when it became Franklin Co.
Ann Garcia, 12/90; DAR application 78861, Olive passmore Cook; Vol 102, pg
    289, #101950, gt gt graddau, Jemima Denison Fobes
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, WASHINGTON, PA, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997;
     Frances b 8 FEB 1766, dead 1821, m Charles Stewart
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON, 1911; APPENDIX, PG 243
Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co 1752-84 when it became Franklin Co.
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, WASHINGTON, PA, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997;
Mary b 3 SEP 1767, dead 1821, ?single
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON, 1911. APPENDIX, PG 243, #99; m.
      Rev. John Brice 12 MAY 1795; lists child, Mary only.
Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co. 1752-84 when it became Franklin Co.
CHILD, Mary m. M. Dixson Coulter and had one known child, John Brice Coulter
    b. c 1819
DAR application #50932 - child #2 from C.C. Neilson, Fairfield, VA 9/90
Jane Ann Brice b. 1810, m. Parker Reed on 13 JUN 1838; died 2 OCT 1890, child,
    Henry Harvey Reed b. 21 JUN 1851, m. Anna Dumont 12 SEP 1878, d. 5 MAR 1937
George Livingston, Wierton, WVA, 10/90; desc of Jane; child Eliza b. 20 JUN
    1804, d. 31 JAN 1875, m. Edward Supler 8 FEB 1827; their child Rachel Supler
    b 2 JUL 1844, d. 1 FEB 1923, Moundsville, WVA, m. Joseph Sutton 3 DEC 1863;
    their child Daisy E. Sutton b. 6 JUL 1888, d. 188 OCT 1973 Steubenville, OH m.
    Franklin M. Livingston 22 OCT 1909; grandparents of George Livingston.
GEORGE LIVINGSTON, 100 DARBY CT., WEIRTON, WV 26062
Olive Batcher, 1/91; found a marriage of Jane Stockton and James McFarland, 4
    FEB 1813 at Upper Concocheague Presbyterian Church, Mercersburg, PA; could
    Jane have married a 2nd time after the death of Rev. Brice????
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, WASHINGTON, PA, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997;
    Jane b 9 JAN 1769, d 1 APR 1853, m c1795 (Rev) John Brice b 1760, d 26 AUG
    1811, Ohio Co., W Va
HOWARD HUMPHREY FILE, OREGON GEN. SOC., Eugene, ORE; note says "A stone in the
    Presbyterian Cemetery of West Alexander reads 'Jane Stockton Brice, Consort of
    Reverend John Brice, died April 1, 1853, aged 84 years'"
                  

                   PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PLACE, TUCSON, AZ 85748
JOAN EWING 1856 7TH AVENUE N., FT. DODGE, IA 50501; letter from Helen Malony
RUTH SETTERQUIST 1318 SHELBY DR., FAIRFIELD, CA 94533
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 117; "served with
     distinction in the War of 1812. died in Mississippi."
DR. T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, PG 261; pioneer music teacher in western PA. Served
    in War of 1812 and attained rank of Colonel; married a southern lady. She had
    a number of slaves whom Col Stockton liberated. His home in PA was in
    Crawford Co, but he died in Mississippi.
JOAN EWING, Ft. Dodge, IA; 10/90; has this Robert as child of Robert and Mary
    Makemie.  Dr. T.C. does not give a wife's name but does give a child Maria who
    married Mr. Ewing.  THIS Robert was in Western PA; the other was in Cumberland
    Co. Confusion is because Dr. T.C. gave the wife of the other Robert as Miss
    Gallion ????; Joan's cemetary records give death as 16 MAY 1844 at 72 years 10
    months and 17 days; that makes the birth 29 JUL 1771, not 2 JUL, but
    apparently both Col. Roberts were born in the same year.
Ruth Setterquist, sources: 1885 Crawford Co. History, pg 887, says "Was choir
    director, Alleghany College, 1817 (pg 414. Was installed elder in 1829
    Harmonsburg Presb. Church (pg 132), formerly from Washington Co., PA, one of
    the first settlers of Vernon Twsp, where he lived and died, Col in the War of
    1812."; Director of the Meadville Bible Soc. 1815, In French Creek Valley by
    Reynolds, 1981, pg 132.
HAYFIELD TWSP, CRAWFORD CO., PA; PG 887; refering to William L. Stockton, "His
    paternal grandfather was Robert Stockton, formerly of Washington Co, and one
    of the first settlers of Vernon Twsp, this county, where he lived and died. He
    served in the war of 1812 and was the Colonel of his regiment. His children
    were Robert, Thomas (deceased), Maria, Joseph, John M. (deceased), Martha
    (deceased), Sarah, David B. and James."
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, WASHINGTON, PA, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997;
(Col) Robert b 2 JUL 1771, m c1797 --- Gallion; to Meadville, Pa - sons incl:
Robert, Joseph, J C
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 243
Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co. 1752-84 when it became Franklin Co.
PER DAWN WOERNER, 19924 VICTORIAN WA, PARKER CO 80134; 7/91; GT GT GT GT
    GRANDAU. says she was his 3rd wife "Rebecca"; letter of 9/23/91; gives death
    and marriage
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031 7/93; BIRTH FOR
       "ELIZABETH"
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, WASHINGTON, PA, 1997, Raymond Martin Bell;
Elizabeth b c1777 m (Rev) James Cunningham - to Ohio
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR T C STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 247
Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co. 1752-84 when it became Franklin Co.
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE T., FAIRFAX, VA 22031
101 FAMILY OUTLINES, WAHINGTON, PA 1997, Raymond M. Bell, pg 137; John, b 19
    SEP 1773, d c1832 Wash Co., m c1812, Margaret (dau of Wm) McCombs; daus, Mary
    b c1813 m 2 MAY 1833 James Ewins, Rebecca
                  

                   Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, pg 755
Chambersburg was in Cumberland Co. 1752-84 when it became Franklin Co.
DR. STOCKTON, 1911;"...ordained 24 JUN 1801, and appointed first pastor of
    Presbyterian Church at Meadville, where he resided for 9 years. In 1809, he
    was appointed principal of the Pittsburg Academy, which afterwards became
    Western University, and held the position for 11 years. His ministerial
    services were devoted, from his 1st establishment at Pittsburg, to the
    soldiers at the garrison, to the building of a church at Alleghany, and to
    supplying the infant congregation at Pine Creek (Sharpsburg), until 1820, when
    for the next 9 years he devoted himself to the Alleghany and Pine Crk
    Congregations. He died of cholera in Baltimore at 54 years old, having been
    called to visit a son who was sick in that city." (also 893 Bio. Hist. of
    Washington Co., PA)
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 118; T.C.STOCKTON
    QUOTED CREGAR WORD FOR WORD. Cregar adds, "He died 29 OCT 1832, while visiting
    at Baltimore, MD, and was buried in the burial-yard of the First Church at
    that place.  He married 8 MAY 1800, Esther, daughter of David Clark, by whom
    he had issue."
DAR REC. #674, Grddau, Miss Mary Rodman Updike (Mrs. Ely), b. PA; #692 grdau
    Mrs Clara Lothrop McMurtry; #693, grdau Mrs. Mary Lothrop Painter; #6385, gt
    grdau Miss Martha C. Stockton; #6386, Mrs Esther Stockton Cook, wife of David
    Shields Cook; #7096, gt grdau, Miss Josephine Stockton.
Joan Ewing, 1/91; HISTORY OF CRAWFORD CO., PA, pg 390; First Presbyterian
    Church, Rev. Elisha McCurdy, a member of the Presbytery of Ohio, and Rev.
    Joseph Stockton, a licentiate of the same Prebytery, were the first ordained
    ministers who preached within the bounds of what is now Crawford Co. in 1799,
    they were sent out by the Prebytery on a missionary tour, and among other
    places preached in Meadville. During the mext year Mr. Stockton received an
    invitation to preach statedly at this place, and in the autumn of 1800 he
    accordingly, in company with his young wife, left his paaternal home in
    Washington Co., on horseback, bringing some household goods with them, and in
    due time reached Meadville. Over this church, in connection with that of
    Little Sugar Creek, now Cochranton, he was ordained as pastor on 24 JUN 1801.
    He continued to perform the duties of a Pastor until 27 JUN 1810, when the
    relation was dissolved by the Presbytery in Erie. he traveled through and
    preached  at different points in Mercer and Erie Counties, and was the first
    Principal of the Meadville Academy opened in 1805. The first elders of the
    Meadville Church were John Cotton, Robert Stockton, and Hugh Cotton."
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO, PA, PG 800, 1893; " Joseph soon after his father's
    removal to this county, entered Canonsburg Academy and studied theology under
    Dr. John McMillan. He was licensed to preach 26 JUN 1799. He became one of the
    consituent members of the Presbytery of Erie. He ws pastor of the church at
    Meadville in its infancy, and had charge of the academy at that place. Later
    he was principal of the Pittsburgh Academy for about 10 years till 1820. In
    1827 he was one of the instructors in the Western Theological Seminary. The
    last 3 years of his life were spent with the church of Pine Creek
    (Sharpsburg). He died at Baltimore, 29 OCT 1832, in his 54th year, having been
    called to visit a son who was sick in  that city."
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, PG 444; by Mrs. Mary Lothrop Painter, Joseph's
    grandau. gives some info on Thomas, his son Robert, and most info on her
    maternal grandfather, James Clark.
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, WASHINGTON, PA, 1997, Raymond Martin Bell;
    (Rev) Joseph, b 25 FEB 1770, d 20 OCT 1832, Baltimore, on (b c1815) visit to
    son - m Esther (dau of David and Hannah) Clark; minister at Meadville and
    other places
ELIZABETH BOOTH, 81627 TERRITORIAL RD., EUGENE, OR 97405; 11/98; has birth 25
      FEB 1779
"In Old Pennsylvania Towns", pp 199-201, Mr. Oliver Ormsby Page (no date):
    "Lafayette arrived in Pittsburgh on Monday, the 13 MAY 1825, and remained
here until the following Wed.  The general and his suite were lodged at
Darlington's Hotel ....  Tuesday, Lafayette was entertained at a luncheon by
Mrs. Thomas Barlow, at her house, at the NE corner of what is now Stockton Ave
and W. Diamond St., in Alleghany (with the adjoining mansion of Benj. Page &
that of Rev. Joseph Stockton at the NE corner of what is now Arch St, with the
frame meeting house were about the only buildings in the street at that time).
...distinguished guest were Mr & Mrs Benj. Page, Rev. Joseph Stockton & Mrs.
Stockton ...
Page 204:  The Pages, Phillipses & Ormsbys, all related by blood or marriage,
made quite a little settlement of their own clan in Alleghany town.  They all
lived upon what was then called the Second Bank, the descent of the canal
forming a natural terrace, one bank rising above the other.  This street has
since been named for Rev. Joseph Stockton whose house and church were on the
Second Bank.