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Re: STOCKTON Delores N 1899-1971

lakebay — 2009-11-11 08:35:22Z

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Texas Death Certificate #13311
John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX (res. 1123 South Lake, Ft. Worth)
Nona Delores Stockton, female, white, housewife, own home
Birth: April 14, 1899, TX Age: 71y
Death: Feb. 11, 1971 Cause: congestive heart failure, history of tuberculosis
SS# 454-24-6625
Father: J.W. Rainwater Mother: Ida Montgomery
Informant: Meissner Funeral Home Records SS# 454-24-6625
Burial; Rose Hill Burial Park, Ft. Worth

Re: STOCKTON Glenn Buron 1913-1963

lakebay — 2009-11-11 08:31:51Z

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Texas Death Certificate #80515
Saint Joseph Hospital, Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX
Glenn Buron Stockton, male, Caucasian, Married, equipment operator, Trinity Portland Cement
Birth; Jan. 9, 1913, Jackson Springs, TX Age: 50y
Death: Dec. 6, 1963 Cause: head and internal injuries, two car colliding
Veteran WWII
Father: W. D. Stockton
Mother: Nannie Brice
Informant; Mrs. Glen B. Stockton
Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery

Re: STOCKTON Clarence V 1899-1967

lakebay — 2009-11-11 08:29:55Z

*1900 Fannin Co., TX; Stockton, Addison, Mar 1868, 32, m5, AR AL MS, wife, Sallie, Feb 1878, 22, m5, 2-2, AR MS TN; Lawrence, May 1897, 3, TX AR AR; Clarence, Jan 1894, 1, TX AR AR
*1910 Tarrant Co., TX; Stockton, Addison, 41; wife, Sadie, 32; L.A., 13, Clarence, 11 ; Thomas, 8; Elmer, 3; Howard, 1
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Texas Death Certificate #57448
VA Hospital, Dallas, Dallas, TX
Clarence V. Stockton, male, white, married, Fleet Supt., Transportation
Veteran WWII SS# 453-09-6647
Birth, 3-26-99, Honey Grove, TX
Death: Sept. 23, 1967 Cause: asystola of hear, posterior myocardial infarction
Father: Addison L. Stockton
Mother: (none listed)
Informant: Wayne W. Jones, Cheif, Med. Adm. Div., from medical records, Dallas, TX
Burial: removal to Fort Worth

*SSDI: CLARENCE STOCKTON 26 Mar 1899 Sep 1967 76105 (Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX) (none specified) 453-09-6647 Texas

Matthew Henry Stockton (also known as Moreland)

denisegypsy2 — 2009-10-31 13:51:23Z

I'm trying to trace Matthew Henry Stockton my maternal grandfather, born about 1875 at Ludworth, Co. Durham, England. He married Jane Robinson in Dec 1892 and was a Coal Miner (Hewer). I do know from 1901 he was living in Seaham, Co Durham but can't find him (using the censuses) prior to that, he died in 1939. Anyone have any information or ideas as to how I can find him, thanks

Re: Brick Wall - can anyone help?

karenmccr — 2009-10-23 18:52:17Z

Hi Susie,
Thanks for looking.
I had made some progress since my post and already have her on 1881, 1891, 1901 and 1911 censuses. She is still missing in 1871. Job was short for Joseph and her children were actually born in various different places including Ellesmere, Wolverhampton and Chester (I have the certificates). They lived and settled in Ellesmere Port, where they were in 1901. Her age in 1901 is very hard to read, but i think it says 35, which fits in with a birth date of 1865/1866. I have sent you a message offline,
Thanks again
Karen

Re: Brick Wall - can anyone help?

cestrienne1954 — 2009-10-21 08:13:06Z

Hello again, Karen.
I found your Jane on the 1901. She said she was 29 - which gives her a birthdate of 1872, not 1866. He husband's name was JOB, not Joseph.
Their children were NOT born in Ellesmere Port - they were born in Ellesmere in Shropshire, on the Chshire border - very nice rural area on the canal.
Looking for more...
Susie

Re: Stockton - London UK

cestrienne1954 — 2009-10-21 07:03:18Z

Hello, Stephanie.
I'm Susie Stockton-Link, the Sec of the Stockton Society.
I am in touch with Andrew Stockton of Great Boughton, Chester, and his dad, Ken of Walsham-le-Willows, Suffolk. They are of the same line as you - the Speaight connection. They have the Stocktons back to Samuel & Mary Stockton, whose son, Samuel, was born either 18 May 1811 or 31 July 1810 and was baptised in St Mary, Whitechapel, Stepney.
Andrew is doing a yDNA profile through the Society, which should answer some questions. They have extensive information about the family BELOW the ancestors given above. We are hoping the yDNA will give some answers to the question about where they came from originally. Please contact me on cestrienneatgooglemail.com
Cheers
Susie

John E. Stockton, Albert Stockton, Thomas Jefferson Stockton, James Landon Stockton, Floyd Haskell Stockton, Charles Eugene Stoc

Frost8275 — 2009-10-20 00:43:36Z

Just want to say Hello to My Stockton Cousins.
After a lengthy time off I Am back and ready to do some research.
Contact me at TheMidnightChild@yahoo.com

For the few of you that don't
know me below is my Line.

John E. Stockton - Pheba
Albert Stockton - Sarah "Sally" Maxwell
Thomas Jefferson Stockton - Mariah Elvira Copeland
James Landon Stockton - Martha Kansas Neal
Floid/Floyd Hascal Stockton - Willie Francis Hiland
Charles Eugene Stockton - Bessie Claire Cuffman
Elizabeth Annette Stockton - Elmer Douglas Nichols
(Me) Ernest Douglas Nichols

Has anyone found any real documentation on the Parents of John E. Stockton or his wife's last name?

I Have just now rebuilt my family tree on my computer and backed it up quite a bit. If anyone has any pictures containing any of my ancesters how about sending a copy. I Would gladly pay for it before you send it if you want.

If any one wants me to I Can send them my family tree in a Ged Com format. And would love the rest to do the same.

If any one has any questions that I May be able to help with, please let me know. And if I Have any Aunts or Uncles still alive (However many generations) Please let me know, so I Can talk to them. Thank you & I Hope to Hear from you soon.
Ernie Nichols

STOCKTON Clydia G 1901-1987

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-03 14:06:04Z

STOCKTON Clydia G 1901-1987

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Daniel Stockton

casebjc — 2009-09-27 00:34:05Z

Edy's first husband was Elias Eden. Elias was a brother to my Jonathan Eden and were sons of James Eden. 1840 Izard Co., Ark. shows Edy and Elias with one son and also a female 5-10 who does not show up on census again. The son would be John. Second son would be Jonathan who was born in MO 1840 so Edy and Elias were in Mo by census time. Elias was gone by Aug. 1844 when she married Elliot Stockton. His first wife Jency Hopper had died. Elliot and Edy were apparantly divorced though I can't find the record. Elliot married again to Nancy M. Payne. She is turn married Hugh Wilson after Elliot's death.

Re: Daniel Stockton

JerryStockton8 — 2009-09-26 20:44:06Z

Elliot Stockton was a son of John and Lucretia (nee Daniel) Stockton. Both John and Lucretia were from Stockton's Valley, located in present Clinton County, Kentucky. On 22 Nov 1839 Elliot Stockton married Jensey Hopper in Morgan County, Illinois.

Re: Daniel Stockton

biancabullock — 2009-09-26 01:46:42Z

My ancestor is Jonathon Eden, the son of Edy Blythe Eden Stockton. You mention in an early blog (1999) that Edy and Elliot Stockton married after spouses died and left each with two children. Do you know the names of the spouses? The name of Jonathan's father is unknown.

Any aid you could give would be greatly appreciated.

Bianca Eden

STOCKTON Frances Maxine 1914-1945

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-14 16:51:09Z

STOCKTON Frances Maxine 1914-1945

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STOCKTON Clarence V 1899-1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-03 14:12:22Z

STOCKTON Clarence V 1899-1967

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Sarah Parvin Rowe Allen's mother was a Stockton

lindazinger — 2009-09-01 20:14:33Z

Since I was in grade school I remember my grandmother saying that we were related to Richard Stockton who signed the Declaration on Independence. I have been looking into this off and on since the 1990s. Well, it had been under my nose since 2001 and I did not realize it until several weeks ago. I was going through some info that my Aunt had left me when I found a very old obit that was hard to read. However, I will do my best and hope someone can make a connection.

Let me first state that Sarah P. Rowe was the daughter of Daniel Row and Elizabeth Unkown last name. They made their home in Lancaster County, Pa. To the best of my knowledge Daniel is listed as being born in Pa. and Elizabeth has census listings as Pa. and N.J. Both Daniel and Elizabeth were born around 1795....give or take a year or two. This obit may have been from a Baltimore, Md. paper.

Sarah married Lewis Allen from York County. Nathaniel D. R. Allen listed in the obit is her son. The D.R. may be Daniel Rowe (for her dad). Towson referred to in the obit is in Baltimore County, Maryland.

OBIT....
Sarah Parvin Allen died at the home of her son N.D.R. Allen, Towson Sunday morning at 10 o'clock in the 82nd year of her age, after an illess of about three weeks. The first states of her illness was caused by dispepsis, which aggravated other troubles and finally left her in a weakened condition, and owing to advanced age, she was unable to rally and died as above stated.
Mrs. Allen was born in Strasburg, Lancaster County, Pa., April 23, 1821. Her maided name was Rowe and her mother was a Stockton of New Jersey, a relative of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence by that name.

The remainder of this article is almost completely missing except for the date 1818 followed by...what looks like SHE WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE. Remember the 1818 was not her date of birth it was 1821.

Sarah Allen died December 28, 1902.

This probably means that my Daniel Row/Rowe was married to Elizabeth Stockton and their daughter was Sarah Parvin Rowe Allen. Incidently, Sarah is buried in Fawn Grove Friends Cemetery in Fawn Grove, York County, Pa. along with her husband Lewis Allen. Their children were Amy Stockton Allen, Nathaniel D. R. Allen, Mary R. Allen and Sarah E. Allen.

My line is...
I am Henrietta LINDA Frew Zinger, the daughter of Miles Eckman Frew and Henrietta Katherine Wagner, Always used the name Linda through life....never Henrietta..

Miles Eckman Frew was the son of James Edgar Frew and Laura Viola Eckman

Laura Viola Eckman was the daughter of James Martin Eckman and Anna Elnora Myers

Anna Elnora Myers was the daughter of Jacob Myers and Mary B. Row/Rowe.

Mary B. Row was the daughter of Daniel Row and Eliabeth Stockton and the sister of Sarah Parvin Rowe.

Hope someone can help me tie Elizabeth to the Stockton's of New Jersey as the obit state. I will inform this genforum if I find the answer first.

CORRECTION....NEWTON D, R, Allen NOT Nathaniel D. R. Allen.

STOCKTON Doris M 1919-

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-01 14:27:36Z

STOCKTON Doris M 1919-

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STOCKTON Glenn Buron 1913-1963

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-31 13:09:30Z

STOCKTON Glenn Buron 1913-1963

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Re: Stockton's of Cheshire

cestrienne1954 — 2009-08-24 19:01:37Z

Hello, Lynn.
regards your gggrandparent, George Stockton.
Can you email me on cestrienne@googlemail.com and I'll pass on what I can tell you about George's parents.
Susie

Re: DNA results for Stockton

bjstock — 2009-07-05 00:43:27Z

Do you know if anyone is "manning" the Stockton DNA project? I've emailed twice with no response. I'd like to have my husband's DNA done to compare to others...but wouldn't know how to read it. He's of the William Granville Stockton of MO line...supposedly descended from Davis of VA, but I find a lot of gaps in the "proofs", so am not sure I believe them. Betty Jo

STOCKTON Cullom 1881-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2009-06-17 20:41:44Z

STOCKTON Cullom 1881-1950

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STOCKTON Frederick A Jr and Mackye Bob

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-10 00:11:35Z

STOCKTON Frederick A Jr and Mackye Bob

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STOCKTON Roy J 1919-1989

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 22:29:33Z

STOCKTON Roy J 1919-1989

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Re: Andrew J. Stockton of Stockton's Valley, Kentucky

wjwill66 — 2009-07-09 13:50:35Z

I believe Andrew to be my great great great grandfather. Do you know if he had a daughter Esther Katherine that married Elias Shafer In Tecumsch, Kansas March 14, 1869 and had children Etta Mae, Rosa J, Irwin or Irvin, Tona, Andrew L, Fred, Leona Edna and Elias Franklin Shafer. Fred Shater was my great grandfather.

Wanda

Re: Homer Stockton - Additional Information

jennyswensen — 2009-06-13 05:07:51Z

Hazel was born in Pulaski Co. Arkansas - it was a home birth becuase the birth certificate was issued after the fact. The copy I have is of poor quality, so I have requested an original from the state, but that may take quite some time.

Thanks for the response. :-)

Re: John E. Stockton m. to Phoebe or Pheby Jones

Hankgroover — 2009-08-12 20:25:44Z

Jeannie...if you are still interested in John E. Stockton contact me directly at lindasue@sc.rr.com.

Re: Andrew J. Stockton of Stockton's Valley, Kentucky

JerryStockton8 — 2009-07-01 19:11:35Z

In my posting "Andrew J. Stockton of Stockton's Valley" I wrote that in the 1850 Pettis County, Missouri census Andrew's last name was spelled "Stocton."
In PJ's reply she posted that in the 1850 Pettis County, Missouri census Andrew's last name was spelled "Stockton."
The original census record clearly shows his name to be spelled "Stocton."

I wrote that in the 1880 Jasper County, Missouri census that Andrew's last name was spelled "Stocton."
In PJ's reply she posted that in the 1880 Jasper County, Missouri census Andrew's last name was spelled "Stockton."
Again, the original census record clearly shows his name to be spelled "Stocton."

I wrote that in the 1900 Jasper County, Missouri census that Andrew Stockton was shown as 77 years old.
In PJ's reply she posted that in the 1900 Jasper County, Missouri census Andrew Stockton was shown as 72 years old.
Not only does the census record show his age to be 77, but it also clearly shows him to be born in July of 1823.

There are also other items in PJ's reply that are clearly INCORRECT.
In PJ's reply she posted that in the 1850 Pettis County, Missouri census that Rosanna was born in "IL."
The 1850 census clearly shows Rosanna was born in "Ala."
In PJ's reply she posted that in the 1880 Jasper County, Missouri census Elizabeth E. Stockton, 16, was listed as "other."
First, her name is clearly shown as Elisabeth E. and NOT Elizabeth E.
Second, only Andrew's last name is shown and it is Stocton and NOT Stockton.
Third, Elisabeth E. was NOT shown as "other."

All of the above census records are easy to read.

Jerry Stockton

Andrew J. Stockton of Stockton's Valley, Kentucky

JerryStockton8 — 2009-07-01 19:07:12Z

It appears that Andrew J. Stockton, who on 10 March 1848 married Rosannah Martin, was the son of Daniel 5 and Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton. The 1830 Cumberland County, Kentucky census records show that Daniel 5 and Rebecca Stockton, who were living in Stockton’s Valley, had four sons born before the 1830 census. In 1836 Cumberland County was split and Stockton’s Valley was now in the newly created Clinton County. These four sons are shown on the 1840 Clinton County census records, two are 10-15 and two are 15-20. Three of these four sons can be found in the 1850 Clinton County census records. Hiram 6 Stockton and Lemuel 6 Stockton were both married by 1850 with families of their own. James 6 Stockton, age 22, was living with his widowed mother, Rebecca Stockton, and her younger children. One son of Daniel 5 and Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton was not living in Clinton County in 1850. Andrew J. 6 Stockton was living in Pettis County, Missouri, in 1850.

1850 Pettis County, Missouri, Andrew J. Stocton, 24, born in Kentucky.
1860 Atchison County, Kansas, Andrew J. Stockton, 34, born in Kentucky.
1870 Andrew J. Stockton not found.
1880 Jasper County, Missouri, Andrew Stocton, 57, born in Kentucky.
1900 Jasper County, Missouri, Andrew Stockton, 77, born in Kentucky.

Daniel 5 Stockton was a son of “Smith Creek” John 4 and Margaret “Peggy” Stockton. Daniel 5 Stockton married a neighbor, Rebecca Smith, on 12 June 1820, and he appears to have died on 15 Sept 1838. In 1856 the heirs of Daniel 5 Stockton signed a deed to Mary Ann Craig. This deed was destroyed during the Civil War. However, it was later recreated and signed by five of the surviving heirs. Andrew J. Stockton was one of the surviving heirs of Daniel 5 Stockton who signed this recreated deed. The other surviving heirs of Daniel 5 Stockton who signed this deed were Hiram Stockton, Lemuel L. Stockton, Margaret (nee Stockton) Braswell and Nancy (nee Stockton) Dowell.

Andrew J. Stockton named a son Daniel after his father, and a daughter Rebecca after his mother. He named his first son Hiram after his oldest brother Hiram Carl Stockton, and named a son James Carroll after his brothers, James Stockton and Carrol Stockton.

Jerry Stockton

"One Jesse 3 Stockton"

JerryStockton8 — 2009-06-26 20:00:00Z

The "One Jesse 3 Stockton" theory is that the only Jesse 3 Stockton was Jesse 3 (Thomas 2, Davis 1) Stockton. In his will Thomas 2 Stockton, Sr., left his plantation to his son "Jessee." The "Two Jesse 3 Stocktons" theory is that there was also a Jesse 3 (Samuel 2, Davis 1) Stockton. The two major problems for the "Two Jesse 3 Stocktons" theory is that there are no records that show two different Jesse 3 Stocktons, and the will of Samuel 2 Stockton did NOT mention a son Jesse.

Mr. Catalano posted the following information about the "One Jesse 3 Stockton" theory.

"It has come to my attention that a theory proposing there is only one Jesse Stockton (Jesse 3, Thomas 2, Davis 1) exists. This theory is completely based on tax records from Virginia in the late 1780s and early 1790s." Mr. Catalano is NOT telling the truth about this.

My paper that Mr. Catalano is referring to includes will records, deed records for Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucky, tax records for Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucky, census records for North Carolina, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana, court records for North Carolina, marriage records for Virginia and Kentucky, and much more. Yet Mr. Catalano states that the "One Jesse 3 Stockton" theory "is completely based on tax records from Virginia in the late 1780s and early 1790s." Mr. Catalano is WRONG about this, and he knows he is WRONG.

If anyone would like a copy of my paper, "Jesse 3 and Mary (nee Hays) Stockton of Albemarle County, Virginia" please let me know. Mr. Catalano was NOT telling the truth when he wrote that "Census records prove conclusively" that there was a Jesse 3 (Samuel 2, Davis 1) Stockton. Mr. Catalano was also NOT telling the truth when he wrote that I believed my Stockton family was related to the New Jersey family until DNA proved otherwise. And Mr. Catalano is NOT telling the truth when he states that the "One Jesse 3 Stockton" theory is completely based on tax records from Virginia in the late 1780's and early 1790's.

On one of Mr. Catalano's sites he shows Davis 1 Stockton as born in Flushing, Queens, New York, and that he was married to Sarah Anthony Gudylouch. Any serious Stockton family researcher will quickly realize that Mr. Catalano's research is full of pure guesswork. Just as he presents NO evidence that Samuel 2 Stockton had a son Jesse, he presents NO evidence that Davis Stockton was born in Flushing, Queens, New York, or that Sarah Stockton's maiden name was Gudylouch.

I have asked Mr. Catalano to post the census records he claims "prove conclusively" that there was a Jesse 3 (Samuel 2, Davis 1) Stockton. So far he has not posted these census records. This claim by Mr. Catalano is NOT to be believed.

I have a very good photocopy of T. J. Stockton's 1898 book that I can send by snail mail. T. J. Stockton is the source of the "Two Jesse 3 Stocktons" theory. You can decide for yourself if you think T. J. Stockton's information about Samuel 2 Stockton is credible, I don't think that it is. I know for a fact that Mr. Catalano's information is not credible.

Jerry Stockton

Re: One Jesse Stockton Theory

JerryStockton8 — 2009-06-26 02:45:07Z

Mr. Catalano,

You posted the following information.

"Census records prove conclusively there was another Jesse Stockton (Jesse 3, Samuel 2, Davis 1)."

Over a month ago I wrote that you should post those census records that you claim "prove conclusively" that there was a Jesse Stockton (Jesse 3, Samuel 2, Davis 1).

As you have not posted any census records it appears that you do NOT have any such records, and your claim that these census records exist is NOT true.

Jerry Stockton

Samuel 2 Stockton's wife Prudence

JerryStockton8 — 2009-07-25 23:08:49Z

T. J. Stockton was a son of Captain James 4 and Margaret (nee Torbet) Stockton. In his 1898 book T. J. Stockton wrote that his mother's maiden name was Torbet and that her mother's name was Hannah (nee Sellers) Torbet. Captain James 4 Stockton was a son of Jesse 3 and Mary (nee Hays) Stockton. T. J. Stockton wrote that his great-grandfather was Colonel Samuel Stockton. The information that T. J. Stockton's great-grandfather was Samuel 2 Stockton is very questionable, however, no one questions T. J. Stockton's information that his mother's maiden name was Torbet and that her mother was Hannah (nee Sellers) Torbet.

Life Sketches and Reminiscences of T. J. Stockton, Senior, Second Edition, 1898, p. 116: "My great grandfather Stockton was Colonel Samuel Stockton. He was Colonel in the Revolutionary War. I think he is a native of Old Virginia. I have lost the record and dates on my mother's side. She was a Torbet. Her father was of Irish descent. I have their old Bible; it was printed in 1673, over two hundred and twenty-five years ago . . . My Grandfather Torbet married Hannah Sellers . . . "

In his 1807 will Samuel 2 Stockton of Rutherford County, North Carolina, left his plantation to his "Beloved Wife Prudence Stockton." There is no known marriage record for Samuel and Prudence, and there are no known deed records or court records that show her maiden name. It appears that the first time Prudence Stockton's maiden name can be found is in Dr. Thomas Coates Stockton's 1911 book. Although Dr. Stockton did not even know her first name was Prudence, he wrote that her maiden name was Torbet and that her mother was Hannah (nee Sellers) Torbet.

It appears that Dr. Stockton's information is not correct and he simply misread T. J. Stockton's book. Dr. Stockton thought that T. J. Stockton had written that Samuel 2 Stockton's wife was a Torbet and that she was a daughter of Hannah (nee Sellers) Torbet. It was T. J. Stockton's father, Captain James 4 Stockton, who married Margaret Torbet, a daughter of Hannah (nee Sellers) Torbet.

The Stockton Family of New Jersey and Other Stocktons, by Thomas Coates Stockton, M. D., 1911, p. 238. "Colonel SAMUEL 2 STOCKTON (Davis 1), son of same, is said to have been an officer in the Revolutionary War. He married Miss Torbet, whose father was of Irish descent and whose mother's maiden name was Hannah Sellers . . . The information concerning Col. Samuel Stockton and his descendants which follows is taken from the Life Sketch [sic] and Reminiscences of T. J. Stockton, Senior, . . . 1898 . . . "

Dr. Stockton wrote that his information about Samuel Stockton's family came from T. J. Stockton's 1898 book. Nowhere in T. J. Stockton's 1898 book is there any information about the maiden name of Samuel Stockton's wife. T. J. Stockton wrote that Hannah (nee Sellers) Torbet was his grandmother, she was not the mother-in-law of Samuel 2 Stockton.

In their book, Davis Stockton of Virginia, by Leona Irene Smith Johnson and Winfred Broadus Smith, they just repeated Dr. Stockton's information. Not only do they show that Prudence Stockton's maiden name as Torbet, they also show her mother as Hannah (nee Sellers) Torbet. They cite Dr. Stockton as their source for this information.

It appears that Dr. Stockton is the source of the information that the maiden name of Samuel 2 Stockton's wife was Torbet. It also appears that Dr. Stockton came to this conclusion when he misread T. J. Stockton's 1898 book.

Dr. Stockton seems to be the source for another item that appears to be wrong. T. J. Stockton wrote "I have lost the record and dates on my mother's side. She was a Torbet. Her father was of Irish descent. I have their old Bible; it was printed in 1673 . . ." As T. J. Stockton mentioned his mother and her father, and "I have their old Bible" it appears that it was a Torbet family Bible that T. J. Stockton owned.

Dr. Stockton misread T. J. Stockton's information and thought that T. J. Stockton had the Bible of Samuel 2 Stockton. Dr. Stockton wrote "Mr. Stockton has the old family Bible of Col. Samuel Stockton." Johnson and Smith repeated Dr. Stockton's claim that T. J. Stockton had the Bible of Samuel 2 Stockton. It appears, however, that this was a Torbet family Bible and not the Bible of Samuel 2 Stockton. Nowhere in T. J. Stockton's 1898 book does he write that he had Samuel Stockton's Bible.

It appears that Dr. Stockton is the source of a yet another item about Samuel 2 Stockton. Dr. Stockton wrote "The information concerning Col. Samuel Stockton and his descendants which follows is taken from the Life Sketch [sic] and Reminiscences of T. J. Stockton, Senior." Dr. Stockton then wrote that Samuel Stockton had a son Robert. Nowhere in T. J. Stockton's 1898 book does it show that Samuel Stockton had a son Robert.

Johnson and Smith repeated Dr. Stockton's information that Samuel Stockton had a son Robert in their book. They cite Dr. Stockton as the source of this information. There is absolutely no evidence that Samuel Stockton had a son Robert.

It is not known if Dr. Stockton was working from T. J. Stockton's book or someone's notes from this book. As Dr. Stockton did not give anyone credit for supply him with T. J. Stockton's information, it appears that he was probably working from the book itself. From Dr. Stockton's 1911 book, "(The information concerning Col. Samuel Stockton and his descendants which follows is taken from the Life Sketch [sic] and Reminiscences of T. J. Stockton, Senior, written and published by himself, at Stanberry, Missouri, in 1898. The book is not primarily a genealogy and the record it contains is therefore incomplete; but enough has been gleaned from it to make an outline of the family. Mr. Stockton has the old family Bible of Col. Samuel Stockton. His book is very interesting, genial, humorous, and informative. It gives his views on many subjects in an attractive form, as well as anecdotes of his experiences and adventures.)"

Jerry Stockton

Re: STOCKTON Cullom 1881-1950

JerryStockton8 — 2009-06-21 21:55:06Z

The 1850 census, Clinton County, Kentucky, shows the family of Samuel C. 6 and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton. Three of their sons shown were Jesse G., George T., and William P. Stockton.

1850 2nd District, Clinton County, Kentucky, p. 202, 253/253
Samuel Stockton, 34, m, Farmer, Kentucky
Julia " [Stockton], 38, F, N Carolina
Jessee G " [Stockton], 9, m, Kentucky
Loretta " [Stockton], 7, F, " [Kentucky]
John A " [Stockton], 6, m, " [Kentucky]
Mary A " [Stockton], 5, F, " [Kentucky]
George T " [Stockton], 4, m, " [Kentucky]
Wm P " [Stockton], 2, m, " [Kentucky]
Samuel C " [Stockton], 5/12, m, " [Kentucky]

The 1880 census, Morgan County, Illinois, shows a George Stockton, 33 years old and born in Kentucky, and a William Stockton, 31 years old and born in Kentucky. George and William appear to be sons of Samuel C. 6 and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton, but this is without proof and is only a possible connection.

1880 Township 14, Morgan County, Illinois, p. 22 B, 181/189, 13 June 1880
Stockton George, W, M, 33, Farm Laborer, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky
--------- William, W, M, 31, Farm Laborer, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky

The 1880 census, Clinton County, Kentucky, shows Jessee G. Stockton, 40, and William P. Stockton, 32, living in the same household. William P. Stockton is shown as the brother of Jessee G. Stockton. These are sons of Samuel C. 6 and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton. Either William Stockton is shown twice in the 1880 census, once in Clinton County, Kentucky, and once in Morgan County, Illinois, or the William Stockton shown in Morgan County is not the son of Samuel C. 6 and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton.

1880 Illwill, Clinton County, Kentucky, p. 636 A, 189/193, 19 June 1880
Stockton Jessee G., W, M, 40, Farmer, Kentucky, Ky., N.C.
--------- Sarah Z., W, F, 34, Keeping house, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- Samuel C., W, M, 11, Son, At home, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- Mary J., W, F, 10, Daughter, At home, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- Lorettie A., W, F, 9, Daughter, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- Annie A., W, F, 7, Daughter, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- George F, W, M, 5, Son, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- Julia A., W, F, 2, Daughter, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- Osker F, W, M, 11/12, June, Son, Kentucky, Ky., Ky.
--------- William P., W, M, 32, Brother, Farmer, Kentucky, Ky., N.C.

Regardless of who the George and William Stockton living in Morgan County, Illinois, were, the George T. Stockton of Johnson County, Texas, who was the father of Cullom Stockton, appears to be the son of Samuel C. 6 and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton.

1900 Justice Precinct 6, Johnson County, Texas, p. 292 B, 72/73
Stockton George T, Head, W, M, Dec, 1846, 53, M, 19, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Ketuckey, Farmer
--------- Agnes, Wife, W, F, Feb, 1858, 42, M, 19, 4/4, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Kentuckey
--------- Cullom, Son, W, M, Oct, 1881, 18, S, Arkansaw, Kentucky, Kentuckey
--------- Leo, Son, W, M, July, 1886, 13, S, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey
--------- Tessie, Daughter, W, F, Sept, 1889, 10, S, Texas, Kentucky, Kentuckey
--------- Fred, Son, W, M, July, 1892, 7, S, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey

Although it is uncommon for a person to be shown on the same census living in two different places, it does happen on occasion.
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Re: STOCKTON Cullom 1881-1950

JerryStockton8 — 2009-06-19 22:42:37Z

It appears that Cullom Stockton, 1881-1950, was a great-great-grandson of Smith Creek John 4 Stockton of Stockton's Valley. The 1900 census shows that Cullom Stockton was born in 1881 and that he was a son of George T. and Agnes Stockton. This 1900 Johnson County, Texas, census record shows that George T. Stockton was born in Kentucky in 1846.

In the 1850 census, Clinton County, Kentucky, George T. Stockton is shown as a son of Samuel and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton. George T. Stockton is shown as born in Kentucky and 4 years old, so born about 1846. In the 1920 census, Washita County, Oklahoma, George T. Stockton is shown as born in Kentucky and 73 years old, so born about 1847. The 1850, 1900 and 1920 census are the only census records where George T. Stockton used his middle initial.

Although there is no proof that the George T. Stockton, who was the father of Cullom Stockton, is the same person as the George T. 7 Stockton, who was a son of Samuel C. 6 and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton, the census records appear to show that he was. Samuel C. 6 Stockton, who is thought to have been born 5 April 1815, was the son of Jesse 5 and Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton, Sr., and was the grandson of Smith Creek John 4 Stockton.

1850 2nd District, Clinton County, Kentucky, p. 202, 253/253
Samuel Stockton, 34, m, Farmer, Kentucky
Julia " [Stockton], 38, F, N Carolina
Jessee G " [Stockton], 9, m, Kentucky
Loretta " [Stockton], 7, F, " [Kentucky]
John A " [Stockton], 6, m, " [Kentucky]
Mary A " [Stockton], 5, F, " [Kentucky]
George T " [Stockton], 4, m, " [Kentucky]
Wm P " [Stockton], 2, m, " [Kentucky]
Samuel C " [Stockton], 5/12, m, " [Kentucky]

1860 Albany Post Office, Clinton County, Kentucky, p. 43, 297/297
Samuel Stockton, 45, Farmer, [Kentucky]
Julia " [Stockton], 47, F, Housework, N Carolina
Jesse G " [Stockton], 18, M, Domestic, Ky
Loretta J " [Stockton], 17, F, " [Domestic], " [Kentucky]
John " [Stockton], 16, M, " [Domestic], " [Kentucky]
Polly Ann " [Stockton], 15, F, " [Domestic], " [Kentucky]
George " [Stockton], 14, M, " [Kentucky]
Wm " [Stockton], 13, M, " [Kentucky]
Samuel " [Stockton], 11, M, " [Kentucky]
James " [Stockton], 9, M, " [Kentucky]

The abbreviation for ditto, DO, has been replaced with the ditto mark in the 1860 census.

1880 Township 14, Morgan County, Illinois, p. 22 B, 181/189
Stockton George, W, M, 33, Farm Laborer, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky
--------- William, W, M, 31, Farm Laborer, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky

In the 1880 census a George and William Stockton are shown living in Morgan County, Illinois. They appear to be sons of Samuel C. 6 and Julia (nee Hosey) Stockton, but with so little information, this is only a possible connection.

1900 Justice Precinct 6, Johnson County, Texas, p. 292 B, 72/73
Stockton George T, Head, W, M, Dec, 1846, 53, M, 19, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Ketuckey, Farmer
--------- Agnes, Wife, W, F, Feb, 1858, 42, M, 19, 4/4, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Kentuckey
--------- Cullom, Son, W, M, Oct, 1881, 18, S, Arkansaw, Kentucky, Kentuckey
--------- Leo, Son, W, M, July, 1886, 13, S, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey
--------- Tessie, Daughter, W, F, Sept, 1889, 10, S, Texas, Kentucky, Kentuckey
--------- Fred, Son, W, M, July, 1892, 7, S, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey

1910 Seger, Washita County, Oklahoma, p. 199 A, 99/100
Stockton George, Head, M, W, 63, M1, 30, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Farmer
--------- Agness, Wife, F, W, 52, M1, 4/4, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Kentuckey
--------- Leo, Son, M, W, 22, S, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey
--------- Fred, Son, M, W, 18, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey
--- next household
Davis Lee, Head, M, W, 22, M1, 3, Mississippi, Not Known, Not Known, Farmer
----- Tessie, Wife, F, W, 20, M1, 3, 1/blank, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey

1920 Seger, Washita County, Oklahoma, p. 55 B, 143/147
Stockton George T, Head, M, W, 73, M, Kentucky, Virginia, N Carolinia, Farmer
--------- Agnes A, Wife, F, W, 62, M, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky
--------- Fred, Son, M, W, 26, S, Texas, Kentucky, Kentucky
--------- Daphene?, Daughter, F, W, 16, S, Texas, Kentucky, Kentucky
--- same page
Davis Lee, Head, M, W, 32, M, Missouri, Mississippi, Mississippi, Farmer
----- Tessie T, Wife, F, W, 30, M, Texas, Kentucky, Kentucky [Tessie (nee Stockton) Davis]
----- Beatric, Daughter, F, W, 8, S, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas
----- Denver, Son, M, W, 7, S, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Texas
----- Ruth, Daughter, F, W, 4 1/12, S, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Texas
----- Bruce, Son, M, W, 3, S, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Texas
----- Carl, Son, M, W, 1, S, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Texas

Daphene / Daphne is probably not a daughter of George T. and Agnes Stockton. In the 1910 census Agnes Stockton is shown as the mother of four children with four children still living. These would be Cullom, Leo, Tessie and Fred. In 1910 Daphene / Daphne would have been 6 years old, but is not shown living with George and Agnes Stockton.

1920 Seger, Washita County, Oklahoma, p. 57 A, 167/171
Stockton Cullom, Head, M, W, 37, Iowa, Kentucky, Kentucky, Farmer
--------- Jettie E, Wife, F, W, 23, Texas, Tennessee, Tennessee
--------- Wanda, Daughter, F, W, 9/12, S, Texas, Iowa, Tennessee
---next household
Stockton Leo, Head, M, W, 32, M, Texas, Kentucky, Kentucky, Farmer
--------- Ethel, Wife, F, W, 27, M, Texas, Texas, Tennessee
--------- Bernice A, Daughter, F, W, 5, S, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas
--------- Woodrow, Son, M, W, 1 3/12, S, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas

1930 Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, p. 57, 1253, 543/623
Stockton Cullom, Head, M, W, 47, M, 35, Iowa, Kentucky, Kentucky, Travling Service
--------- Jettye, Wife, F, W, 32, M, 20, Texas, Tennessee, Tennessee
--------- Wanda June, daughter, F, W, 11, S, Texas, Iowa, Texas
--------- Douglas, Son, M, W, 9, S, Oklahoma, Iowa, Texas
--------- Betty Jo, daughter, F, W, 7, Texas, Iowa, Texas

1930 Washita, Custer County, Oklahoma, p. 245, 201/212
Stockton Leo, Head, M, W, 42?, 26, Texas, Kentuckey, Kentuckey, Truck Driver
--------- H. Ethel, Wife, F, W, 36, M, 19, Texas, Tennessee, Texas
--------- Woodrow L, Son, M, W, 11, S, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas
--------- Hellen L, daughter, F, W, 9, S, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas
--------- Clyde H, Son, M, W, 7, S, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas

1930 Seger, Washita County, Oklahoma, p. 203, 59/62
Davis Lee J, Head, M, W, 42, M, Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, Farmer
----- Tessie, Wife, F, W, 40, M, Texas, Texas, Kentucky [Tessie (nee Stockton) Davis]
----- Denver, Son, M, W, 16, S, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas
----- Ruth T, Daughter, F, W, 14, S, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas
----- Buce, Son, M, W, 12, S, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas
----- Carl, Son, M, W, 10, S, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas
----- Jennie Lee, Daughter, F, W, 3, S, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas

Cullom Stockton died on 28 May 1950 and is buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.
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1923 Letter Supreme Court N.J. Re: Richard Stockton - Pic Attached

ancestorspast — 2009-07-29 18:14:46Z

Posted for genealogy purposes

Name: Richard Stockton

Date: 1776 (Date of letter 1923 from N.J. Supreme Court)

Source: letter in my collection

reads:

Dear Mr. Thomas,

Thanks for your letter of the 30th..??... The state Archives show that in the year 1776 Richard Stockton was duly appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme COurt .. that he declined the appointment and thus John De Hart was appointed to the position, and that he also declined - Upon his declination.. Richard Morris was appointed and served 2 years and then David Briarley was appointed in 1779 and served ten years until 1789.

With Kind Regards

Your Sincerely, (Unable to make out signature

Note: I am not related to this person - only helping those who are

Re: Stockton's of Cheshire

lynngrantmc — 2009-08-24 12:26:24Z

Hi Susie

My GGGrandmother was Ellen Stockton her parents were Ann Latham and George Stockton and they appear to have come from the Congleton/Wynbunbury area of Cheshire. My Great grandmother said they had no family and therefore we know very little, however my father remembers visiting a "relative" Aunt Polly in Crewe and that was my starting point although I have never managed to trace any family other than Ellen's parents and siblings via census records.

Any information would be gratefully received

Re: Stockton's of Cheshire

cestrienne1954 — 2009-08-12 22:16:39Z

I think one of the Stockton Society members has this ancestor somewhere in their tree. Please contact me on cestrienne@googlemail.com.
Cheers
Susie

Re: Stockton's of Cheshire

cestrienne1954 — 2009-08-12 22:12:46Z

Please contact me on cestrienne@googlemail.com - I THINK we are looking for your line - may be a missing Stockton branch!
It does sound like it!
Hope you are still interested - have only just picked up this email.
Susie

Re: Stockton's of Cheshire

cestrienne1954 — 2009-08-12 22:09:54Z

If you can find any other information about where your family came from, the Stockton Society will do its best to help you!
Can you find out anything more about Herbert Stockton?
Over
Susie Stockton-Link
Sec
Stockton Society

STOCKTON Edward C Jr and W Camille

t42RoseHill — 2009-08-22 01:35:51Z

STOCKTON Edward C Jr and W Camille

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,999 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

STOCKTON Maxine Deane and Luther Robert

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-28 21:31:07Z

STOCKTON Maxine Deane and Luther Robert

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,049 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

STOCKTON Edna MURRELL 1918-1970

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-23 01:45:42Z

STOCKTON Edna MURRELL 1918-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

STOCKTON Delores N 1899-1971

t42RoseHill — 2009-08-14 00:54:05Z

STOCKTON Delores N 1899-1971

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,154 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Homer Stockton - Additional Information

lakebay — 2009-06-05 07:39:58Z

where was Hazel born? Does it give a mother' birthplace? Any clues you can give us will help.

Re: DNA results for Stockton

lakebay — 2009-07-05 17:45:15Z

Hi Betty Jo

click on the Stockton DNA link I posted in March, then click on I Haplo. That's the Davis Stockton line.

I don't know what each number means specifically, but if it matches, he's descended from Davis.

John Everett Stockton, Jr. - obituary 2002

lakebay — 2009-08-19 07:51:02Z

*http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/henry/obits/2002/obi...
Daily Herald, Henry Co., GA. September 2, 2002
Mr. John Everett STOCKTON JR., age 74, of Hampton, died Aug. 30, 2002, at Henry Medical Center.
Mr. Stockton was born Jan. 21, 1928 in Moulton, Ala., the son of the late Mildred Simpson and John Everett Stockton Sr. He retired from Fort Gillem in 1985 and was a member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Genice Birdyshaw Stockton in 1973.
Survivors include his wife, Julia Cooper Stockton of Hampton; children, Diane Lawyer of Hartselle, Ala., Steven Lee Stockton of Buffalo, N.Y., Gail Ryan of Ellenwood, Curtis Stockton of Jackson; stepdaughter, Margaret Clark of Jonesboro;
brother, Ray Stockton, and sister, Louise Whitlow, both of Moulton, Ala.; five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mt. Stockton will be Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2002, at 2 p.m. in Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Moulton. Interment will follow at the Montgomery Cemetery with the Rev. Jackie Shelton and the Rev. Charles Forman officiating.
Pallbearers serving Mr. Stockton's service will be Steve Stockton, Curtis Stockton, Steve Ryan, Tommy Whitlow, Tony Stockton, Jason Thompson and Robert Lawyer.
The family will receive friends at the church in Moulton, Ala., from noon to 2 p.m. Haisten Funeral Home, McDonough, has charge of arrangements. (770) 914-8833.

*SSDI; JOHN E STOCKTON 21 Jan 1928 30 Aug 2002 (V) 30228 (Hampton, Henry, GA) (none specified) 424-34-3607 Alabama

DEATH: "OBITUARY"; Decatur Daily; September 1, 2002
John Everett Stockton Jr.
McDONOUGH, Ga. -- Funeral for John Everett Stockton Jr., 74, of Hampton, Ga., will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Moulton with Rev. Jackie Shelton and Rev. Charles Forman officiating.
Burial will be in Montgomery Cemetery with Haisten Funeral Home of Henry County directing. The family will receive friends two hours prior to the service at the church.
Mr. Stockton died Friday, Aug. 30, 2002, at Henry Medical Center in Stockbridge, Ga. He was born Jan. 21, 1928, in Moulton to the late Mildred Simpson and John Everett Stockton. He retired from Fort Gillem in 1985 and was a member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. He was an ordained Baptist minister. He was the widower of Genice Birdyshaw Stockton.
Survivors include his wife, Julia Cooper Stockton; two sons, Steven Lee Stockton of Buffalo, N.Y., and Curtis Stockton of Jackson, Ga.; two daughters, Diane Lawyer of Hartselle and Gail Ryan of Ellenwood, Ga.; a step-daughter, Margaret Clark of Jonesboro, Ga.; one brother, Ray Stockton of Moulton; one sister, Louise Whitlow of Moulton; five grandchildren; and five great grandchildren.
PROFESSION: Baptist Minister

Charley Albert Stockton - obituary 2003

lakebay — 2009-08-19 07:34:16Z

*Oklahoma Obituaries; The Ponca City News, Ponca City, Kay, OK, Monday, 14 Jul 2003, pg A3; "Charley Albert Stockton, former resident of Blackwell, died Saturday, July 12, 2003 in the Community Health Center in Wakita. He was 75. A graveside service will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 16, at Rosmound Cemetery in Medford with the Rev. Bob Smith of the First Baptist Church of Medford officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Roberts and Son Funeral Home of Blackwell.
Charley Albert Stockton was born Jan. 6, 1928, in Billins, the son of Stephen S. and Mary Olive Mills Stockton. He grew up in Billins before moving with his family to Blackwell and then Nardin. They later moved to Deer Creek where he graduated from Deer Creek High School.
Following his education, he entered the United States Coast Guard. Following his discharge he returned to Medford, where he was employed as a mailman for the U.S. Postal Service. He later worked as a contract carrier of mail to various communities surrounding Enid. He retired from the Postal Service in the early 1990's after more than 30 yers, He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Medford.
Survivors include 2 brothers, Richard Stockton of Wichita, Kan., and Harold Stockton of Wakita; and 2 sisters, Mattie Harkins of Dallas, Texas, and Rosalee McAlester of Aurora, Colo.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Orley Stockton, and a sister, Bessie Smith."

*SSDI: CHARLEY A STOCKTON 06 Jan 1928 12 Jul 2003 (V) 73759 (Medford, Grant, OK) (none specified) 447-26-2356 Oklahoma

Louis L. Stockton - Obituary; son of Marshal and Beulah

lakebay — 2009-08-19 07:16:12Z

I just found this on the Oklahoma, unknown - family History message board;
LOUIS L. STOCKTON
April 10, 1935-March 9, 2000
Louis L. Stockton, 64, of San Diego died Thursday. He was born in Ringling, Okla. Mr. Stockton was retired after working as a maintenance supervisor for Texaco and served in the Navy during the
Korean War.
Survivors include his wife, Gail Stockton; daughter, Melissa Langefeld of San Diego; sons, Sam S. Stockton of Round Top, Texas , and James R. Stockton of San Diego; sisters, Lois Payne of Camarillo and Sonja Pasqual of San Jose; and five grandchildren.
Services: 2 p.m. tomorrow, Lakeside-Santee Funeral Chapel, 9840 Maine Ave
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*SSDI: LOUIS L STOCKTON 10 Apr 1935 09 Mar 2000 (V) 92119 (San Diego, San Diego, CA) (none specified) 555-44-0270 California

*http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1
STOCKTON, LOUIS L CTSN US NAVY KOREA
DATE OF BIRTH: 04/10/1935
DATE OF DEATH: 03/09/2000
BURIED AT: SECTION CBE ROW 3 SITE 311
FT. ROSECRANS NATIONAL CEMETERY
P.O. BOX 6237 SAN DIEGO, CA 92166 (619) 553-2084

Lloyd was a son of Marshall Lloyd Stockton and Beulah Bell Underwood.

*SSDI; MARSHALL L STOCKTON 08 Jul 1911 08 May 1991 (V) 93060 (Santa Paula, Ventura, CA) (none specified) 445-03-9744 Oklahoma
*CA Death Records; STOCKTON MARSHALL LLOYD 07/08/1911 LEWIS M ARKANSAS VENTURA 05/08/1991 445-03-9744 79 yrs

*http://www.santapaulatimes.com/news/fullstory.php/aid/645/Ob...
Obituaries - Published: December 29, 1999
Beulah Stockton
Beulah Stockton went to be with her Lord on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1999.
She was born Beulah Belle Underwood, to Richard and Emma Jane Underwood, on February 24, 1913 in Healdton, Oklahoma. She married Marshall Stockton in 1932, and moved to California in 1936. In 1942 they settled in Santa Paula, an area she referred to as “God’s country.”
An active member of the First Christian Church of Santa Paula, she especially enjoyed the sewing group of which she called herself the “quilting lady.” She donated many quilts to Boys & Girls Clubs and various organizations.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1991, and her son Ronald in 1993.
Beulah was dearly loved and will be missed by her children, who include Lois and Bill Payne of Camarillo, Louis (Bud) and Gail Stockton of San Diego, Sonja and David Pascual of San Jose, and Ron’s wife Jacqueline (Jackie) Stockton of Hanford. She took great pride and joy in her 12 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter.
Her family expresses gratitude to those who extended care and kindness to her, including Dr. Stegman, Rita and June; Darlene, Leticia and Veronica; Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Camarillo; and the staff and residents of Santa Paula Healthcare.
Donations may be made to the First Christian Church - Disciples of Christ, Santa Paula, or the charity of your choice.
Arrangements are under the direction of Skillin-Carroll Mortuary in Santa Paula.
*SSDI: BEULAH B STOCKTON 24 Feb 1913 24 Dec 1999 (V) 93060 (Santa Paula, Ventura, CA) (none specified) 546-40-0033 California

Re: STOCKTON Frederick A Jr and Mackye Bob (Hart)

lakebay — 2009-08-11 06:09:25Z

Tombstone; Frederick A. Jr 29 May 1908- 14 Apr 1997 and Mackye Bob 23 May 1908 - 14 Apr 1997
*SSDI: FREDERICK A STOCKTON 23 May 1908 14 Apr 1997 (V) 76179 (Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX) (none specified) 464-07-7985 Texas
*SSDI: MACKYE B STOCKTON 18 Jan 1915 29 Aug 1996 (V) 76179 (Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX) (none specified) 467-09-0680 Texas

*Frederick A. Stockton, Jr.; Ft. Worth, Tx; letter of 11/90; wife, Mackye Bob Hart, daughter of Robert Madison Hart b. 29 Aug 1885; d. 11 Nov 1944 and Helen Cornelia Porter b. 1 Aug 1884, d. 9 Nov 1944 both d. Ft. Worth, TX

parents; Frederick Alva Stockton 29 Aug 1885 - 16 Apr 1970 m. Lillie Lou Landrum 8 Oct 1888 - 14 Dec 1959, Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX, m. 9 Sep 1907
*SSDI; FREDERICK STOCKTON 29 Aug 1885 Apr 1970 76111 (Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX) (none specified) 464-09-1515 Texas

Mother; Lillie Lou Landrum, daughter of Charles Thomas Landrum, Jr. and Sarah Adelia Huffaker.

Re: DNA results for Stockton

JanieWilkeyMay — 2009-07-05 10:40:17Z

Please email my cousin, Gary Carson, at GKCarson@aol.com and he can tell you the answers and how to read the DNA reports.

Janie Wilkey May
janie-r-may@Hotmail.com

Lockhart, South Carolina - in Union Co.

marwal43 — 2009-06-23 18:23:20Z

I wrote to the library in Union South Carolina to ask who and how the town of Lockhart was named. The only information I got was it was named after James Lockhart a miller that was there early. I know that David Stockton 1744-179/90 who married Margaret Haden is said to have died in Union County South Carolina. Elizabeth Stockton married Thomas Lockhart in VA. Thought I would get more information than what I got.

Margie

Re: Earl L. Stockton, Sr., age 75 son of the late Arthur and Agnes (Goodmote) Stockton.

hmmmm16417 — 2009-08-03 01:53:48Z

This is my father.... I am Earl Jr. He is and will forever be missed.