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The Stocktons typed in bold and italic as indicated, follows the family
line
of the Roanoke, Virginia Stocktons from John Stockton(-2) down to the
year
1999.
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THOMAS STOCKTON(-3) (Born 1505 - Died
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JOHN STOCKTON(-2) (Born about 1530 in Malpas, Chester County, Cheshire,
England and Died in 1600) a son of Stockton. He married Eleanor
Stockton
Clayton (Born 1529 in England and Died around 1550 in England).
Children of
John and Eleanor Stockton were:
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1. Owen Stockton(-1)
Born 1548 in Baherseam, Surrey, England
Died December 2, 1610 in Malpas, England
2. Randall Stockton(-1)
Born about 1550 in Baherseam, Surrey,
England
Died
3. William Stockton(-1)
Born 1552 in Baherseam, Surrey,
England
Died
4. John Stockton(-1)
Born 1554 in Baherseam, Surrey, England
Died Young
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OWEN STOCKTON(-1) (Born 1548 in Baherseam, Surrey, England and died
December
2, 1610 in Malpas, Chester County, Cheshire, England. Their is inscribed
on a
brass plate in the Saint Oswald's Church in Malpas, England the date
of death
for Owen Stockton and his eldest son John Stockton. Children
of Owen
Stockton(-1) and wife were:
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1. John Stockton
Born 1600 in Kiddington, England
Died June 18, 1643 in Malpas, England
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RANDALL STOCKTON(-?) (Born 1567 - Died 1657
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RICHARD STOCKTON(-?) (Born 1592 - Died 1657
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JOHN STOCKTON(-2) (Born in 1600 in Kiddington, Chester County, England
and
Died June 13, 1643 at 43 years old in England) a son of Owen Stockton(-1).
John married ? Stockton (Born 1575 in England and died in England)
in Malpas,
Chester, England. Children of John Stockton and wife were:
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1. Richard Stockton(1)
Born 1626 in Malpas Parish Cheshire,
England.
Christened in Malpas Parish, Chester County,
Cheshire, England.
Died September 25, 1707 in Oneanickon
(Annanicken), Springfield Township, Burlington,
New Jersey.
Buried January 25, 1708 in Oneanickon
(Annanicken), Springfield Township, Burlington,
New Jersey.
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RICHARD STOCKTON(1) (Born in 1626 in Malpas Parish, Chester County,
Cheshire,
England and Died September 25, 1707 at 81 years old in Oneanickon
(Annanicken), Springfield Township, Burlington, New Jersey) a son of
John
Stockton(-1). He is the beginning of the Stockton family in America.
He
married Abigail Bloomfield? (Born 1630 in Flushing, Queens, New York
and Died
in 1714/1718 in Oneanickon (Annanicken), Springfield, Burlington, New
Jersey)
in 1652 in England. Children of Richard Stockton(1) and Abigail
were:
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1. Richard Stockton(2)
Born in Northern Ireland 1650
Died November 30, 1709
2. John Stockton(2)
Born in Flushing, NY 1674 - Died March
27, 1747
3. Job Stockton(2)
Born in Burlington, NJ - Died 1752
4. Abigail Stockton(2)
Born in Burlington, NJ - Died 1726
5. Mary Stockton(2)
Born in Burlington, NJ - Died
6. Sarah Stockton(2)
Born in Burlington, NJ - Died
7. Hannah Stockton(2)
Born in Burlington, NJ - Died
8. Elizabeth Stockton(2)
Born in Burlington, NJ in 1680 - Died
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RICHARD STOCKTON(2) (Born 1650 in Northern Ireland - Died November 30,
1709,
at 59 years old in Oneanickon, Springfield, New Jersey) was a son of
Richard
Stockton(1). He settled in Princeton, New Jersey. He married
Susanna Witham
Robinson (Born November 29, 1668, in Whitby, Yorkshire, England - Died
April
30, 1749, at 81 years old in Princeton, New Jersey) on November 8,
1691, at
the Chesterfield Friends monthly meeting. She was the daughter
of Robert and
Ann Witham and the widow of Thomas Robinson. Richard Stockton(2)
was one of
the trustees of Friends' at the meeting house at Stony Brook.
His widow was
married for the third time, to Judge Thomas Leonard, of Princeton;
they had
no children. Children of Richard Stockton(2) and Susanna:
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1. Richard Stockton(3)
Born 1693 - Died 1760
2. Samuel Stockton(3)
Born 1695 - Died 1739
3. Joseph Stockton(3)
Born May 10, 1697 - Died May 15, 1770
4. Robert Stockton(3)
Born 1699 - Died 1744
5. John Stockton(3)
Born August 8, 1701 - Died May 20, 1758
Father of Stockton "The Signer"
6. Thomas Stockton(3)
Born 1703 - Died
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John Stockton(2) (Born in Flushing, Long Island, New York in 1674 -
Died
March 29, 1747, in Burlington, New Jersey at 73 years old) was a son
of
Richard Stockton(1). He was married twice. The first wife
of John
Stockton(2) was Mary Leeds (Born April 19, 1685 - Died about 1715)
whom he
married in 1704. Mary was the daughter of Daniel and Dorothy
(Young) Leeds.
Daniel Leeds was a surveyor - General of West Jersey for 29 years,
and his
maps are still extant. He was also a publisher of almanacs, several
of which
are preserved in libraries and collections of historical societies.
He was a
member of the New Jersey assembly, one of the governor's council for
five
years, and a judge of the supreme court of New Jersey. He was
three times
married, John Stockton(2)'s wife being his daughter by his second wife,
who
was Dorothy Young, daughter of Robert Young.
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John Stockton(2) married his second wife Ann Ogbor, widow of John Ogborn.
She died at Burlington on July 25, 1745, at the age of 68 years.
John's
will, dated August 31, 1745, and approved April 4, 1747, directed that
his
property should be equally divided between his sons, Daniel and David,
who
were to pay certain legacies to their sisters.
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John Stockton(2) accompanied his father from Flushing, New York to
Springfield, New Jersey, in 1690. During the celebrated controversy
between
the Society of Friends and George Keith, he became a disciple of the
latter's
party and, with many others, went over to the Church of England.
He was
baptized at St. Ann's (now St. Mary's) Church, Burlington, New Jersey
on
September 24, 1704. The homestead on which he lived and died
was a farm of
400 acres belonging to the Annanicken estate, which had been given
him by his
father, about the time of his first marriage. He also possessed
a
two-and-thirtieth part of a proprietorship of land in West Jersey which
was
conveyed to him, in December 1713, by his father-in-law, Daniel Leeds,
as
part of his wife's dowry. It is evident that he had the confidence
of those
who knew him, for on August 27, 1705, Margaret Waus, of Philadelphia,
appointed her friend, John Stockton(2), of Oneanickon, attorney for
the sale
of considerable property in West Jersey.
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Children of John Stockton(2) and Mary (Leeds) Stockton
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1. Daniel Stockton
Born November 10, 1705 - Died
2. Rebecca Stockton
Born - Died
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Children of John Stockton(2) and Ann (Ogborn) Stockton
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1. David Stockton
Born - Died
2. Daughter - Name Not Known
Born - Died
Married Mr. Butterworth and had children.
3. Rachel Stockton
Born - Died
Married Mr. Briggs and had children.
4. Mary Stockton
Born - Died
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JOB STOCKTON(2) (Born in Burlington, New Jersey - Died 1752 in Springfield
Township, Burlington County, New Jersey) was a son of Richard Stockton(1).
He married Anna Petty (sister of William Petty). Anna died in
1746. Job
Stockton(2) was a large owner of and dealer in real estate. Children
of Job
Stockton(2) and Anna (Petty) Stockton were:
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5. Joseph Stockton
Born - Died
6. Job Stockton
Born - Died in 1732
7. William Stockton
Born November 6, 1712 - Died
8. Anna Stockton
Born - Died
Married Vincent Leeds in 1736
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ABIGAIL STOCKTON(2) (Born in Burlington, New Jersey - Died 1726) was
a
daughter of Richard Stockton(1). She became the second wife of
Jacob
Ridgwayof Burlington, New Jersey. He was a widower with a family
of
children, a native of England, and a prominent and influential citizen.
He
died in 1722. Children of Abigail Stockton(2) and Jacob Ridgway
were:
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1. Job Ridgway
Born - Died in 1761
Married Rebecca Butcher, daughter of John
Butcher, in 1719 and children.
2. Abigail Ridgway
Born - Died
Married Henry Clothier in 1717
3. John Ridgway
Born - Died
4. Mary Ridgway
Born - Died
Married John Ballenger in 1718
5. Jane Ridgway
Born - Died
Married Isaac Antrim in 1721
6. Sarah Ridgway
Born - Died
Unmarried
7. Joseph Ridgway
Born - Died in 1760
Married 1st wife Sarah Butcher in 1727
Married 2nd wife Hannah Allen in 1738
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MARY STOCKTON(2) (Born in Burlington, New Jersey - Died) was the daughter
of
Richard Stockton(1). She was married first to Thomas Shinn, son
of John
Shinn, on March 6, 1693. Thomas died November 15, 1694, leaving
one son,
Thomas, and a posthumous son, Samuel Shinn. This is shown in
a deed of
trust, dated December 28, 1697, which recites that "Mary Shinn, of
Burlington
County, widow of Thomas Shinn, deceased, late of said county", conveys
to
"Richard Stockton, Jr., of said county, brother-in-law (brother) of
said
Mary, certain lands, and "a Negro boy, Tabby, for the use of Thomas
and
Samuel Shinn, sons of said Mary, given her by her late husband, Thomas
Shinn,
deceased, by will dated November 1694". It also recites that
said Mary was
"about to be married to Silas Crispin, of Pennsylvania".
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Mary Stockton(2) Shinn was married the second time in 1697 to Silas
Crispin,
son of Real-Admiral William Crispin, of the British Navy, by his wife,
Ann
Jasper, daughter of William Jasper, and English merchant of Amsterdam,
and
sister to Margaret, wife of Admiral Sir William Penn, and mother of
William
Penn, of Pennsylvania. Silas Crispin was therefore a cousin,
on his mother's
side of William Penn. Silas Crispin married his first wife Hester,
or
Esther, daughter of Captain Thomas Holme, surveyor-general of Pennsylvania,
in 1683. The next year he went to live on a 500 acre tract of
land he had
taken up on Pennypack Creek, a short distance above Philadelphia.
Silas and
his first wife had eight children, two sons and six daughters.
The first
Mrs. Crispin died in 1696.
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Silas and Mary (Stockton) Shinn had six children, all in Pennsylvania.
Silas
died May 31, 1711 and left a will dated May 5, 1711 which made Mary
his
executrix and left her his personal estate. His plantation went,
under the
law, to Thomas Crispin (his eldest son by his first wife), and the
other
children of his first wife were the heirs of the large estate of their
maternal grandfather, Captain Holme. Mary (Stockton) Crispin
returned to New
Jersey after the death of her second husband, and was married there
a third
time, in 1714, to Richard Ridgway, Jr., the stepson of her sister Abigail
who
was the wife of Richard Ridgway. They had no children.
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(For the record of the Crispin family which follows, the compiler is
indebted
to Rev. William Frost Crispin, D.D., of Akron, Ohio, who very generously
allowed them to be copied from his book, Captain William Crispin and
the
Crispin Family).
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Children of Mary Stockton(2) and Thomas Shinn
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1. Thomas Shinn
Born January 6, 1993-4 - Died February
27, 1753
Married Martha Earl on January 22, 1718-19
Had nine children
2. Samuel Shinn
Born April 15, 1695 - Died 1761
Married three times; 1st to Sarah Schooley in
1718,
had seven children. 2nd to Provided Gaskill in
1737, had one child. 3rd to Abigail Urie in 1740,
had four children. Moved to Hopewell, Rowan
County, North Carolina, with part of the family,
others remaining in New Jersey. Died in NC
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Children of Mary Stockton(2) and Silas Crispin
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1. Joseph Crispin
Born October 7, 1698 - Died
Married Elizabeth Barrett in Dover, Deleware
2. Benjamin Crispin
Born September 1, 1699 - Died December 6,
1753
Married Margaret Owen on August 21, 1722
3. Abigail Crispin
Born January 20, 1701 - Died
Married John Wright of Springfield Township
4. Silas Crispin, Jr.
Born March 19, 1702 - Died November 1749
Married Mary Wetherell, daughter of Thomas
Wetherell and Ann (Fearon) of Springfield
Township. Had seven children.
5. Mary Crispin
Born May 12, 1705 - Died
Married Thomas Earl, son of William Earl. They
had four children.
6. Joseph Stockton
Born December 11, 1707 - Died
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Silas Crispin and Mary Stockton(2) had six children in Pennsylvania.
Silas
died May 31, 1711, and left a will dated May 5, 1711. Silas made
Mary
Stockton(2) his executrix and left her his personal estate. His
plantation
went, under the law, to Thomas Crispin (his eldest son by his first
wife),
and the other children of his first wife were the heirs of the large
estate
of their maternal grandfather, Captain Holme. Mary Stockton(2)
returned to
New Jersey after the death of her second husband and was married the
third
time in 1714 to Richard Ridgway, Jr. the stepson of her sister Abigail
Stockton, who was the wife of Richard Ridgway. They had no children.
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SARAH STOCKTON(2) (Born in Burlington, NJ - Died) was a daughter of
Richard
Stockton(1). She was married first around 1693 to Benjamin Jones
of
Burlington, New Jersey. They had four children whose names have
not been
learned. Benjamin Jones died in 1702 and Sarah Stockton(2) married
the
second time, in 1706, to William Venicomb. Children of Sarah
Stockton(2) and
William Venicomb were.
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1. Sarah Venicomb
Born - Died
Married Thomas Webster on November 31, 1732
2. Ann Venicomb
Born - Died
Married William Davis on April 24, 1735
3. Rachel Venicomb
Born - Died
Married Robert Engle, son of John and Mary
(Ogborn) Engle
4. Francis Venicomb
Born - Died
Married Rachel Lippincott in 1739
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HANNAH STOCKTON(2) (Born in Burlington, NJ - Died) was a daughter of
Richard
Stockton(1). She was married to Philip Phillips. Child
of Hannah
Stockton(2) and Philip Phillips were:
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1. Abigail Phillips
Born August 9, 1708 - Died
Married John Stockton(3), son of Richard
Stockton(2) and Susannah
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ELIZABETH STOCKTON(2) (Born in Burlington, NJ in 1680 - Died) was a
daughter
of Richard Stockton(1). She was married to William Budd, Jr.
of Burlington,
New Jersey in 1703. William was the eldest son of William Budd,
Sr. and Ann
Budd. William Budd, Sr. was the youngest son of Thomas Budd,
rector of
Martock, in Somersetshire, England, who, about the year 1657, renounced
his
benefice and became a minister among "Friends". William Budd, Jr.,
was born
in 1680 and died in 1723. Children of Elizabeth Stockton(2) and
William
Budd, Jr. were:
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1. Mary Budd
Born 1704 - Died
Married Joseph Shinn in 1726
2. Susannah Budd
Born 1708 - Died
Married Jacob Gaskill in 1725, son of Josiah and
Rebecca (Lippincott) Gaskill.
3. Thomas Budd
Born 1708 - Died 1775
Married Jemima Leeds in 1735
4. William Budd
Born 1709 - Died 1770
Married Susanna Cole in 1738
5. David Budd
Born 1712 - Died 1760
Married Catherine Allen 1738
6. Rebecca Budd
Born 1714 - Died
Married Joseph Lamb in 1738
7. Abigail Budd
Born 1716 - Died
Married John Fisher
8. Sarah Budd
Born 1718 - Died
Married John Gosling in 1736
9. Anne Budd
Born - Died
Married Kendall Cole in 1744
10. Elizabeth Budd
Born - Died in 1752
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RICHARD STOCKTON(3) (Born 1693 - Died 1760) was a son of Richard Stockton(2).
He married Esther Smith, of Long Island, New York in 1717.
He conveyed to
his brother, John Stockton(3) in 1744, all of his property in Somerset
County, New Jersey and moved to Windsor Township, in Middlesex County,
New
Jersey where he resided until his death. Children o f Richard
Stockton(3)
and Esther (Smith) Stockton were:
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1. Ruth Stockton(4)
Born - Died
Married John Scott, of Princeton, in 1746 and had
children.
2. John Stockton(4)
Born 1732 - Died
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SAMUEL STOCKTON(3) (Born 1695 - Died 1739) was a son of Richard Stockton(2).
He married first in 1719 to Amy Doughty, daughter of Jacob and Amy
Doughty.
He married the second time to Rachel Stout, daughter of Colonel Joseph
and
Ruth Stout. Rachel Stout died in 1771.
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Children of Samuel Stockton(3) and Amy Doughty
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1. Samuel Stockton(4)
Born 1724 - Died 1767
His estate was administered by Amy Stockton
2. Amy Stockton(4)
Born 1725 - Died 1777
Unmarried
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Children of Samuel Stockton(3) and Rachel Stout
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1. Joseph Stockton(4)
Born - Died
2. Richard Withham Stockton(4)
Born July 1733 - Died
3. Jacob Stockton(4)
Born - Died
Mentioned in his uncle Richard's will
4. Rachel Stockton(4)
Born - Died
Married John Riddell
5. Ann Stockton(4)
Born - Died
6. Ruth Stockton(4)
Born - Died
Married John Voorhees
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JOSEPH STOCKTON(3) (Born May 10, 1697 in Princeton, Somerset, New Jersey
-
Died May 15, 1770 in Princeton, Somerset, New Jersey) was a son of
Richard
Stockton(2). He married Elizabeth Doughty (Born March 1, 1707
in Hempstead,
Queens, New York - Died December 1781 in Princeton, New Jersey) in
1724 in
Middelsex, New Jersey. She was the sister of his brother Samuel
Stockton(3)'s wife. Elizabeth Doughty was the daughter of Jacob
Doughty
(Born February 14, 1671 in Flushing, Queens, New York - Died August
11, 1737
in Bethlehem, Hunterdon, New Jersey) and Amy (Whitehead) Doughty (Born
August
17, 1679 in Hempstead, Queens, New York - Died August 2, 1745 in Bethlehem,
Hunterdon, New Jersey). Jacob Doughty was a son of Elias and
Sarah Doughty.
Elias Doughty's father was the Rev. Francis Doughty and Bridget Stone.
There
is much written about Rev. Doughty Joseph Stockton(3). His will
was dated
April 1, 1768 and approved on April 11, 1770; Liber 14, page 235.
He owned
Springdale estate in Princeton, New Jersey. Children of Joseph Stockton(3)
and Elizabeth (Doughty) Stockton were:
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1. Ann Stockton(4)
Born May 3, 1725 - Died
2. Daniel Stockton(4)
Born February 17,1727 in Somerset,
Somerset, NJ
Died April 18, 1804 in Stokes, NC
Married Mary Clayton
3. Elizabeth Stockton(4)
Born January 1, 1728 - Died March 1729
4. Elizabeth Stockton(4)
Born December 28, 1729 - Died
Married George Nicholson
5. Mary Stockton(4)
Born December 22, 1731 - Died
Married Joseph Anderson on October 29, 1753, lic.
6. Joseph Stockton(4)
Born May 22, 1734 - Died March 1760 in
Princeton, New Jersey. Will dated February 15,
1760, approved April 12 1760, Liber 10, page
455 (File 00511J, Hunterdon County).
7. Doughty Stockton(4)
Born January 19, 1738? - Died December
1811? in
Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
Married Sarah Scott?
8. Samuel Stockton(4)
Born January 7, 1740 - Died April 10,
1816 in
Burlington County, New Jersey. Married Abigail
Burr
9. John Stockton (4)
Born March 6, 1742 - Died February 1823?
in
Jefferson, Greene County, Pennsylvania
Married Rebecca Fitzrandolph on June 29, 1780
The minutes of the Council of Safety for New
Jersey show that John Stockton(4), was summoned
to appear before it at Princeton, on November 17,
1777, to take the oath of abjuration and
allegiance.
10. Sarah Stockton(4)
Born 1745 - Died 1813 in Ohio
Married her second cousin, Richard Stockton(4),
son of Joseph Stockton(3) and Mary
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ROBERT STOCKTON(3) (Born 1699 - Died 1744-5) was a son of Richard
Stockton(2). He was married twice. The name of his first
wife has not been
ascertained, but his second was Rebecca Phillips. They were married
in March
1740. Apparently all of his children, except the youngest son,
who was
posthumous, were by his first wife.
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1. Robert Stockton(4)
Born - Died
2. Thomas Stockton(4)
Born - Died
3. Job Stockton(4)
Born - Died
4. Susanna Stockton(4)
Born - Died
Married Thomas Mershon and had children
5. Eunice Stockton(4)
Born - Died
6. Elizabeth Stockton(4)
Born - Died
7. Sarah Stockton(4)
Born - Died
8. John Stockton(4)
Born May 3, 1725 - Died
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JOHN STOCKTON(3) (Born August 8, 1701 - Died May 20, 1758) was a son
of
Richard Stockton(2). He married Abigail Phillips, daughter of
Philip and
Hannah (Stockton) Phillips, on February 21, 1729. Hannah (Stockton)
Phillips
was John Stockton(3)'s great half aunt (if one believes as is most
probable
that Richard Stockton(2) was not the son of Abigail Stockton, so that
would
make John Stockton(3)'s wife his half-first cousin, once removed).
Abigail
Stockton died on September 15, 1757 and John Stockton(3) on May 20,
1758.
Richard Stockton(2) was for many years one of the presiding judges
of the
court of Common Pleas of the County of Somerset, New Jersey, under
the Royal
Government. He was a man of education and influence in the early
history of
New Jersey, and was universally respected. He inherited that
part of
father's property described in the will as "the homestead plantation",
later
called "Morven", and conveyed it to his son, Richard Stockton(4), known
as
"The Signer". He and his wife were members of the Presbyterian
Church, and
he served as an elder. He was instrumental in securing to Princeton
the
College of New Jersey, and was a friend and liberal patron of the college.
With Thomas Leonard and John Hornor he gave the necessary bond to secure
the
conveyance of the lands required. The records show that on September,
1754,
the first corner stone of the New Jersey College was laid in the
northwesterly corner of the cellar by Thomas Leonard, Esq., John Stockton(3),
Esq., John Hornor, Esq., Mr. William Worth, the mason that built the
brick
work of the college, etc. This was the beginning of the College
of New
Jersey which was later renamed Princeton College and then Princeton
University.
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Having made a deed in his lifetime to his eldest son, Richard, for the
eastern part of the homestead plantation, called "Morven", he devised
by his
will that portion lying on the north side of Main Street (also called
the
King's Highway) to his second son, John, and directed that the land
lying
south of that street should be equally divided between his two sons,
Philip
and Samuel Witham Stockton. These four sons all became distinguished
men,
the eldest known to fame as Richard "The Signer" being the best known.
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1. Richard Stockton(4)
Born October 3, 1730 - Died February 28,
1781
"The Signer"
2. Sarah Stockton(4)
Born June 19, 1732 - Died at four years
old
3. John Stockton(4)
Born August 4, 1734 - Died at two years
old
4. Hannah Stockton(4)
Born July 21, 1736 - Died October 28, 1808
5. Abigail Stockton(4)
Born November 13, 1738 - Died
6. Susanna Stockton(4)
Born January 2, 1742 - Died
7. John Stockton(4)
Born February 22, 1744 - Died
8. Rev. Philip Stockton(4)
Born July 11, 1764 - Died January 12, 1792
9. Rebecca Stockton(4)
Born July 5, 1748 - Died March 8, 1777
10. Samuel Witham Stockton(4)
Born February 4, 1751 - Died June 26,
1795
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THOMAS STOCKTON(3) (Born 1703 - Died) was a son of Richard Stockton(2).
He
never married. He inherited considerable property from his father,
all of
which was sold during his minority.
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RICHARD STOCKTON(4) (Born October 3, 1730 - Died February 28, 1781)
was a son
of John Stockton(3), "The Signer". He married Annis Boudinot
(Born - Died
February 6, 1801). She survived her husband and died in White
Plains,
Burlington County, New Jersey. She was the sister of Elias Boudinot,
of a
French Huguenot family.
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Children of Richard Stockton(4) and Annis (Boudinot) Stockton
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1. Richard Stockton(5)
Born April 17, 1764 - Died March 7, 1828
"The Duke"
2. Lucius Horatio Stockton(5)
Born - Died May 26, 1835
Married Sarah Milnor of Trenton, NJ
3. Julia Stockton(5)
Born - Died July 7, 1848
Married Dr. Benjamin Rush, signer of the
Declaration of Independence, in April 1777
4. Susan Stockton(5)
Born - Died October 2, 1821 in Princeton,
NJ
Married Alexander Cuthbert, of Canada
5. Mary Stockton(5)
Born - Died March 16, 1846 in Princeton,
NJ
Married Rev. Andrew Hunter on February 24, 1823
6. Abigail Stockton(5)
Born - Died at the age of thirty in
Princeton, NJ
Married Robert Field of Burlington, NJ in 1797
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HANNAH STOCKTON(4) (Born July 21, 1736 - Died October 28, 1808) was
a
daughter of John Stockton(3). She married the Honorable Elias
Boudinot (Born
May 2, 1740 - Died
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