October 24, 1821) on April 21, 1762. Elias Budinot was
born in Philadelphia,
of Huguenot descent, and was a brother of Annis (Boudinot) Stockton.
He
received a classical education and read law with Richard Stockton(4),
"The
Signer", and became eminent in the practice of the profession in New
Jersey.
He was devoted to the American cause in the Revolution, was appointed
commissary general of prisoners in 1777, and served as Congressman
from New
Jersey in 1778-1779, and from 1781 till 1784. He was chosen president
of the
Continental Congress in 1782, and as such signed the treaty of peace
with
England. After the war, he was elected to the first, second,
and third
congresses, and served from 1789 till 1795. President George
Washington
appointed him director of the mint, and he served from 1795 till 1805,
when
he resigned, and retired to his home in Burlington, New Jersey.
He was
wealthy and gave liberally to many charitable and educational causes.
He
also wrote a number of political and religious books. He died
in Burlington,
New Jersey. Hannah Stockton(4) Boudinot and Elias Boudinot had
two
daughters, one of whom died young:
1. Susan Vergereau Boudinot(5)
Born December 21, 1764 - Died
Married in October 1784, to William Bradford, son
of William and Rachel (Budd) Bradford, of
Philadelphia, PA, Born September 14, 1755
DANIEL STOCKTON(4) (Born February 17, 1727, Somerset, Somerset, New
Jersey -
Died April 18, 1804 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Stokes
County was
latter divided into Stokes and Forsyth County. Daniel Stockton(4),
who's
grave site has not been located, died in the area now known as Forsyth
County
and was a son of Joseph Stockton(3). He married Mary Clayton
(Born September
16, 1735 in Somerset, Somerset, New Jersey - Died March 12, 1818 in
Stokes
County, North Carolina). Daniel Stockton(4) was a Quaker in New
Jersey and
reputedly a soldier in the Revolutionary War. He moved his family
to Stokes
County between 1784 and 1796. Daniel Stockton(4) is mentioned
in the Stokes
County 1790 Census. Children of Daniel Stockton(4) and Mary (Clayton)
Stockton were:
1. Mary Stockton (5)
Born 1753 in Hardwick, Sussex, NJ or VA
Died April 6, 1838 in Fishers Creek, Grayson, VA
Married Richard Lundy
2. Elizabeth Stockton (5)
Born 1755 Princeton, Somerset, NJ
Died after October 11, 1787 in NC
Married Thomas Lundy, Jr.
3. Joseph Stockton(5)
Born 1755 in Princeton, Somerset, NJ
Died -
4. Sarah Stockton (5)
Born 1758 in Princeton, Somerset, NJ
Died about 1800
Married Mr. Pettet
5. Clayton Stockton(5)
Born August 28, 1768 in Princeton,
Mercer, NJ
Christened in Princeton, Mercer, NJ
Died January 25, 1858 in Greenfield, Dade, MO
Buried in Stockton Cemetery, near Greenfield,
Dade County, Missouri.
Married Nancy Patton on January 20, 1791.
6. John Stockton(5)
Born about 1770 in Princeton, Somerset, NJ
Died 1830 Census, Overton, TN
7. Doughty Stockton(5)
Born June 8, 1776 in Princeton, Somerset,
NJ
Died December 29, 1855 in Kernersville, Forsyth,
North Carolina
Buried in Muddy Creek Cemetery outside of
Kernersville, Forsyth, North Carolina
Married Elizabeth Perkins
8. Content Stockton(5)
Born about 1772 in Princeton, Somerset, NJ
Died around 1800
Content Stockton(5) was a witness at the wedding
of Elizabeth Stockton(5) and Thomas Lundy (from
the Hardwick and Randolph Monthly Meeting, New
Jersey).
MARY STOCKTON(5) (Born 1757? - Died April 6, 1838 Grayson County, Virginia)
was a daughter of Daniel Stockton(4). She married Richard Lundy,
son of
Richard Lundy, on June 16, 1773. Their marriage certificate is
given on the
24th page of the record of marriages for the Hardwick and Randolph
Monthly
Meeting, and states that Richard Lundy, of the township of Hardwick
County,
Sussex, New Jersey married Mary Stockton daughter of Daniel and Mary
Stockton, of the same place, at a Public Meeting of Quakers, in Hardwick.
From the records of the descendants of Richard and Mary Stockton(5)
Lundy, of
Thomas and Elizabeth Stockton(5) Lundy, and of Amos and Abigail Stockton(?)
Lundy which follow the compiler is indebted to Mr. William Clinton
Armstrong,
of Nutley, New Jersey, who kindly permitted them to be copied from
his record
of The Lundy Family, published in 1902.
On July 8, 1784, Richard Lundy asked for a Certificate of Removal for
himself, Mary Stockton(5) Lundy, and their children Daniel, William,
Isaac,
and Rhoda to move from the Kingwood, New Jersey, Monthly Meeting to
the Deep
River Monthly Meeting, in North Carolina; and on the same day Mary
(Clayton)
Stockton, asked for a certificate to the same place. This was
Richard
Lundy's mother-in-law. He settled near Fisher's Peak, in Grayson
County,
Virginia where he Mary Stockton(5) Lundy later died. Children
of Mary
Stockton(5) Lundy and Richard Lundy were:
1. Daniel Lundy
Born March 21, 1774 - Died
2. William Lundy
Born February 13, 1776 - Died October 8, 1796
3. Isaac Lundy
Born April 28, 1780 - Died
4. Rhoda Lundy
Born March 30, 1783 - Died
Married Philip Beamer, son of Peter and Charity
Beamer. They had six children
5. Mary Lundy
Born January 28, 1786 in Surrey County, North
Carolina - Died. Married Richard Harold. They
had eleven children.
6. Samuel P. Lundy
Born March 9, 1796 - Died February 12, 1875
Married Sarah Davis (Born about 1799 - Died
July 29, 1843) of Grayson County, Virginia.
She of the daughter of Morris and Margaret (Ward)
Davis. They had six children.
7. Sarah Lundy
Born October 7, 1797 - Died October 2, 1871
or 91
Married Thomas Davis, son of Morris and Margaret
(Ward) Davis (brother of Sarah). They had eleven
children.
8. Azariah Lundy
Born January 6, 1803 - Died
Married Elizabeth Holder. They had 10 children.
SARAH STOCKTON(5) (Born - Died) was a daughter of Daniel Stockton(4).
She
married Mr. Pettet.
ELIZABETH STOCKTON(5) (Born - Died) was a daughter of Daniel Stockton(4).
She
married Thomas Lundy, Jr. on March 17, 1779. He was the son of
Thomas and
Joanna (Doane) Lundy. Their first declaration of marriage was
on February
12, 1779 at the Kingwood Monthly Meeting, New Jersey. On October
11, 1787,
the Lundys obtained a Certificate of Removal from Hardwick and Randolph
MM to
Westfield, North Carolina (Deep River MM). Children of Elizabeth
(Stockton)
Lundy and Thomas Lundy, Jr. were:
1. Priscilla Lundy
Born January 1780 - Died
Married Thomas Bryant on August 3, 1797
2. Elijah Lundy
Born June 3, 1782 - Died
3. Ezekiel Lundy
Born June 20, 1784 - Died
Married Rebekah Makie on March 6, 1806
4. Susanna Lundy
Born - Died
Married Martin Axsom
5. Elizabeth Lundy
Born - Died
CLAYTON STOCKTON(5) (Born August 28, 1768 in Princeton, New Jersey -
Died
January 25, 1858 in Dade County, Missouri) was a son of Daniel Stockton(4).
He married Nancy Patton on January 22, 1791 in Stokes County, North
Carolina.
Children of Clayton Stockton and Nancy (Patton) Stockton were:
1. Lydia Stockton(6)
Born June 27, 1791 in Virginia - Died
February 11,
1862 in Lawrence, Missouri.
Married William Wan on March 7, 1812
2. Daniel M. Stockton(6)
Born July 5, 1793 in Virginia - Died
December 28,
1855 in Dade County, Missouri.
Married Sarah Goodnight McGowan on March 2,
1815.
3. James S. Stockton(6)
Born September 1795 in Virginia -
Died August 4,
1885 in Polk County, Missouri.
Married twice. First to Martha Beck on May 29,
1817 and second to Rachel Wann on ?.
4. Hannah Stockton(6)
Born March 13, 1798 - Died October 1831
5. Mary Elizabeth Stockton(6)
Born April 27, 1800 - Died 1864 in
Tennessee.
Married Hiram Gibson on November 7 or 9, 1819
6. Jonathan Stockton(6)
Born July 29, 1802 - Died November 1,
1811
7. Jane Stockton(6)
Born January 9, 1805 - Died
8. David D. Stockton(6)
Born July 30, 1807 in Kentucky - Died
October 4,
1872 in Lawrence County, Missouri
Married Mary Lavina Hall
9. Isaac D. Stockton(6)
Born October 15, 1809 in Kentucky -
Died February
7, 1858 in Dade County, Missouri.
Married Hulda Smith
10. John Stockton(6)
Born May 22, 1812 in Kentucky - Died
April 10,
1864 in Dade County, Missouri.
Married Louisa Eliza Smith
11. Thomas Patton Stockton(6)
Born July 15, 1815 in Kentucky - Died
in Texas
Married twice. First to Martha Emaline Roggers
on June 15, 1839 and secondly to May Patterson.
12. Sarah Stockton(6)
Born 1820? - Died
Married Henry Wann
DOUGHTY STOCKTON(5) (Born June 8, 1776 of Princeton, Somerset, New Jersey
-
Died December 29, 1855 in Kernersville, Forsyth, North Carolina at
79 years
old) was a son of Daniel Stockton(4). He married Elizabeth Perkins
(Born
October 5, 1778 of Kernersville, Forsyth, North Carolina - Died March
27,
1857 in Kernersville, Forsyth, North Carolina at 79 years old).
He was a
Quaker. Doughty Stockton(5) moved from New Jersey with his father
Daniel
Stockton(4) to Kernersville, Forsyth County, North Carolina.
He was a farmer
and kept "The Stockton Inn" a mile West of town. Doughty Stockton(5)
and his
son's, William Franklin Stockton(6), and John Branch Stockton(6) owned
over
3,000 acres of land in Forsyth County and over 12 slaves. They
released the
slaves in 1880. Doughty and Elizabeth are both buried in the
Muddy Creek
Quaker Cemetery outside of Kernersville, North Carolina. Martha
Peden
Stockton(6) Stamps (daughter of Doughty Stockton) is buried to the
left of
Elizabeth (Perkins) Stockton. J. W. Stockton (Born September
1844 - Died
October 1915) is buried to the right of Doughty Stockton(5) in a separate
family grave plate. Records do not indicate the connection between
Doughty
and J.W. Stockton. Children of Doughty Stockton(5) and Elizabeth
(Perkins)
Stockton were:
1. Mary Ann Stockton(6)
Born August 7, 1798 in Forsyth, NC
Died May 21, 1858 in Guilford, NC
Buried in Guilford, NC
Married Moses T. Mendenhall on February 9, 1820
2. Nancy Doughty Stockton(6)
Born April 30, 1800 in Forsyth, NC
Died
Married Thomas T. Hunt on October 30, 1822
3. Sarah Bell Stockton(6)
Born July 7, 1802 in Forsyth, NC
Died
Married Nathan Hunt, Jr. on June 4, 1823
4. Daniel Doughty Stockton(6)
Born May 4, 1804 in Forsyth, NC
Died 1866 in Rock Alum Springs, VA
5. Joseph Wilson Stockton(6)
Born April 20, 1806 in Forsyth, NC
Died November 30, 1881
Married Margaret Brevard Huggins on October 18,
1832 in Statesville, NC
6. Martha Peden Stockton(6)
Born July 17, 1808 in Forsyth, NC
Died January 16, 1860 in Forsyth, NC
Married Milton Stamps
7. Thomas Clayton Stockton(6)
Born September 14,1810 in Stokes, NC
which was
later split into Stokes and Forsyth Counties, NC
Died October 2, 1852 in Forsyth, NC
8. Ann Elizabeth Stockton(6)
Born November 30, 1812 in Forsyth, NC
Died
Married William F. Steele
9. William Franklin Stockton(6)
Born August 30, 1814 in
Kernersville, Forsyth
County, NC
Died in Kernersville, Forsyth County, NC
Married Nancy Wilson.
10. John Branch Stockton(6)
Born September 26, 1819 in
Kernersville, Forsyth
County, NC
Died 1884 in Kernersville, Forsyth County, NC
Married Martha Madison McGehee
CONTENT STOCKTON(5) (Born - Died) was a son or daughter of Daniel
Stockton(4). Content Stockton(5) was a witness at the wedding
of Elizabeth
Stockton(5) and Thomas Lundy (from the Hardwick and Randolph Monthly
Meeting,
New Jersey). No records researched.
MARY ANN STOCKTON(6) (Born August 7, 1798 in Kernersville, North Carolina
-
Died -) was a daughter of Doughty Stockton(5). Married Moses
T. Mendenhall
on February 9, 1820. No records researched.
NANCY DOUGHTY STOCKTON(6) (Born April 30, 1800 in Kernersville, North
Carolina - Died -) was a daughter of Doughty Stockton(5). Married
Thomas T.
Hunt October 30, 1822. No records researched.
JOSEPH WILSON STOCKTON(6) (Born April 20, 1806 in Kernersville, North
Carolina - Died November 30, 1881 in Statesville, North Carolina) was
a son
of Doughty Stockton(5). Married Margaret Brevard Huggins of Statesville,
North Carolina on June 5, 1832. No records researched.
SARAH BELL STOCKTON(6) (Born July 7, 1801 or 1802 in Kernersville, North
Carolina - Died -) was a daughter of Doughty Stockton(5). No
records
researched.
DANIEL DOUGHTY STOCKTON(6) (Born May 4, 1804 in Kernersville, North
Carolina
- Died 1866 in Rock Alum Springs, Virginia) was a son of Doughty Stockton(5).
He left around 5 or 6 children. He lived for sometime in
Greensboro,
Alabama before moving to Virginia. No records researched.
JOSEPH WILSON STOCKTON(6) (Born April 20, 1806 in Kernersville, North
Carolina - Died November 30, 1881 in Statesville, North Carolina) was
a son
of Doughty Stockton(5). Married Margaret Brevard Huggins of Statesville,
North Carolina on June 5, 1832. Margaret (Huggins) Stockton (Born
October
18, 1812 in Statesville, North Carolina - Died July 5, 1877 in Statesville,
North Carolina) was the daughter of Alexander and Martha (Irwin) Huggins.
Mr. Stockton was a merchant, in politics as a Democrat, and in religion
a
Presbyterian. Children of Joseph Wilson Stockton(6) and Margaret
(Huggins)
Stockton were:
1. Augustus Stockton(7)
Born May 19, 1833 - Died in infancy
2. Martha Elizabeth Stockton(7)
Born November 30, 1834 - Died in
infancy
3. Alexander Huggins Stockton(7)
Born April 6, 1836 - Died August 15,
1888 in
Asheville, North Carolina
Married twice. First to Carolina White McLean on
May 1, 1856 and secondly to Martha Corinna
McLean on August 28, 1866.
4. Francis Doughty Stockton(7)
Born March 8, 1839 - Died
Married Helen Haynes
5. Mary Julia Stockton(7)
Born March 9, 1841 - Died in youth
6. John Blair Stockton(7)
Born April 18, 1843 - Died July 1863 at
the Battle
of Gettysburg.
7. Joseph Wilson Stockton(7)
Born 1844 - Died 1846
8. Margaret Caroline Stockton(7)
Born December 5, 1846 - Died
Married twice. First to William W. Carmichael in
May 1870 and secondly to Lawson Harrill on ?.
9. Mary Octavia Stockton(7)
Born January 31, 1849 - Died
Married twice. First was Decatur Wallace and
secondly to Edwin Borden.
10. Joel Quincy Stockton(7)
Born October 31, 1851 - Died at the age
of 15
11. Saller Duralde Stockton(7)
Born April 21, 1854 - Died
Married Richard W. Price
12. Martha Irwin Stockton(7)
Born June 6, 1856 - Died in youth
MARTHA PEDEN STOCKTON(6) (Born July 17, 1808 in Kernersville, North
Carolina
- Died January 16, 1860 in Kernersville, North Carolina) was a daughter
of
Doughty Stockton(5). Married Milton Stamps. Both are buried
beside Daughty
Stockton(5) and Elizabeth Stockton in Muddy Creek Cemetery. No
records
researched.
THOMAS CLAYTON STOCKTON(6) (Born September 14, 1810 in Stokes County,
North
Carolina - Died October 2, 1852 in Forsyth, North Carolina at 42 years
old)
was a son of Doughty Stockton(5). Stokes County was divided into
Stokes and
Forsyth Counties. Thomas Clayton Stockton married Sarah Dean
(Born 1821 in
Stokes County, North Carolina - Died in Stokes County, North Carolina)
on
October 3, 1838 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Sarah parents
were
Archelous Dean (Born April 2, 1795 in Guilford County, North Carolina
- Died
January 23, 1862 in Forsyth County, North Carolina) and Elizabeth (Betsey)
Crews (Born January 1, 1790 in Surry County, North Carolina - Died
December
7, 1876 in Forsyth County, North Carolina). Archelous and Betsey
Dean were
married on April 8, 1816 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Archelous
Dean's
father was Soloman Dean (Born about 1769 in Stokes County, North Carolina
-
Died in Stokes County, North Carolina) and his mother was Mary Atherton
(Born
about 1773 in Stokes County, North Carolina). Elizabeth (Betsey)
Crews'
parents were Thomas Crews (Born March 1, 1759 in Stokes County, North
Carolina - Died) and Mary Atherton (Born February 17, 1762 in Stokes
County,
North Carolina - Died November 15, 1844 in Stokes County, North Carolina).
Thomas and Mary Crews were married on September 20 1782. Children
of Thomas
Clayton Stockton(6) and Sara (Dean) Stockton were:
1. Martha Stockton(7)
Born 1840 in Forsyth County, NC
Died -
2. Daniel D. Stockton(7)
Born 1841 in Forsyth County, NC
Died -
3. Ciscero Francis Stockton(7)
Born December 1, 1845 in Forsyth
County, NC
Died August 26, 1918 in Forsyth County, NC
Children of Archelous Dean and Elizabeth (Crews) Dean were
1. Thomas Crews Dean
Born July 7, 1818 in Stokes County, NC
Died October 1906 in Forsyth County, NC
2. Frederick Dean
Born 1819 in Stokes County, NC
Died
3. Martha Dean
Born about 1821 in Stokes County, NC
Died
4. Lewis Dean
Born about 1830 in Stokes County, NC
Died
5. Sarah Dean
Born about 1830 in Stokes County, NC
Died
6. Solomon Franklin
Dean Born August 22, 1825 in Stokes
County, NC
Died January 25, 1899
7. Madison Calvin Dean
Born October 25, 1832 in Stokes County, NC
ANN ELIZA STOCKTON(6) (Born November 30, 1812 in Kernersville, North
Carolina
- Died -) was a daughter of Doughty Stockton(5). Married William
F. Steele.
No records researched.
WILLIAM FRANKLIN STOCKTON(6) (Born August 30, 1813 in Kernersville,
North
Carolina - Died November 2, 1876 in Kernersville, North Carolina at
63 years
old) was a son of Doughty Stockton(5). Married Nancy Wilson.
Nancy Wilson
Stockton's father was Thomas J. Wilson. Thomas J. Wilson built
a two story
hewn timber house 10 miles East of Winston Salem, North Carolina in
the early
19th century. It features one original chimney with a lozenge
design.
Thomas Wilson, a non-moravian, was selected to run the Salem Tavern
in 1843,
but he died before he began his duties. The Salem Tavern was
located in Old
Salem which is now a part of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He
had rented
his "house and plantation" to another family when he moved to Salem,
so the
Moravians allowed Mrs. Wilson and her son, Thomas J. Wilson, Jr., to
remain
as keepers of the Salem Tavern until 1844. In 1848 Thomas J.
Wilson, Jr.,
sold the family farm to William Franklin Stockton. Thomas J.
Wilson, Jr.
built a house just north of Salem. In 1913, the Townsend family
bought the
farm from the Stockton heirs. In the 1920s the interior of the
Wilson-Stockton House was altered substantially, and in 1963 the front
porch
was added. The Wilson-Stockton House is listed in the official
inventory of
historic properties of Forsyth County. William Franklin Stockton
and Nancy
(Wilson) Stockton had two daughters and one son. The son is John
M. or W.
Stockton.
1. John M. Stockton(7)
Born August 10, 1845 in Kernersville, NC
Died August 22, 1910 in Kernersville, NC
Married Phoebe ?
1. Cornillus
Lee Stockton(8) Born June 2, 1868 in
Kernersville, NC
Died July 25, 1936 in Kernersville, NC
Married Ada Grubbs
1. Ralph Franklin Stockton(9) Born January 16, 1917 in
Kernersville, NC
Died December 20, 1997 in Kernersville, NC
Married Betty Sue Mabe
1. Roger Franklin Stockton(10) Born April 6, 1938 in
Kernersville, NC
Married Brenda Gail Newman
1.
Sharon Annette Stockton(11) Born February 2, 1964 in
Winston-Salem, NC
Married
2.
Robin Lynn Stockton(11) Born August 18, 1969 in
Winston-Salem, NC
Married Webb
1. Morgan Lynn Webb(12) Born August 28, 1992 in
Winston-Salem, NC
JOHN BRANCH STOCKTON(6) (Born September 26, 1819 in Kernersville, North
Carolina - Died 1884 at 65 years old in Winston Salem, North Carolina)
was a
son of Doughty Stockton(5). Married Martha Madison McGehee (Born
1825 - Died
1891 at 66 years old in Winston Salem, North Carolina), daughter of
Micajah
and Martha (Venable) McGehee (Born March 9, 1825 at Farmville, Prince
Edward
County, Virginia. He was born a Quaker and later became a strong
Methodist.
His occupation was a farmer and merchant. He was a Democrat in
politics, and
lived in Kernersville, North Carolina until 1868, then moved to Winston
Salem, North Carolina. There is a stain glass window in the old
Main Street
Methodist Church indicating John Branch Stockton(6) and Martha Madison
Stockton and their birth and death years. Children of John Branch
Stockton(6) and Martha Madison (McGehee) Stockton were:
1. Joseph Henry Stockton(7)
Born April 29, 1842
Died
Married twice. First to Julia E. Pfohl and
secondly
to Lou Kerner.
2. William Daniel Stockton(7)
Born May 13, 1846
Died November 16, 1918
3. Charles Baggie Stockton(7)
Born July 10, 1848
Died
Married Mary Siddall
4. Nathan Glenn Stockton(7)
Born August 11, 1850
Died
Married Ruth Pfohl
5. Margaret T. Stockton(7)
Died in infancy. Born November 2, 1852 -
Died.
Buried in the old Main Street Methodist Church
Cemetery
6. Sarah A. Stockton(7)
Born October 8, 1853
Died October 22, 1859
7. John Gilliam Stockton(7)
Born August 27, 1859
Died
Married Florence Hall
8. Mary E. Stockton(7)
Died in infancy. Born August 27, 1859 -
Died
February 13, 1860. Buried in the old Main Street
Methodist Church Cemetery
9. Madison Doughty Stockton(7)
Born April 10, 1861
Died
10. Francis Magruder Stockton(7)
Died in infancy. Born February
21, 1865 - Died
May 26, 1865. Buried in the old Main Street
Methodist Church Cemetery
WILLIAM DANIEL STOCKTON(7) (Born May 13, 1846 in Kernersville, North
Carolina
- Died November 16, 1918 at 72 years old in Kernersville, North Carolina)
was
a son of John Branch Stockton(6). He was married twice.
William's first
wife was Jennie (P.L.)Willis (Born January 14, 1847 - Died June 3,
1882 at 35
years old in Kernersville, North Carolina). She is buried behind
the old
Main Street Methodist Church in Kernersville. There are five
other grave
sites located to her left. They are William Daniel Stockton(7)'s
sisters
Margaret T. Stockton(7), Mary E. Stockton(7), and Francis Magruder
Stockton(7) all of which died in infancy. The fourth grave belongs
to
Zebelon Francis Stockton(8) Born February 8, 1853 and Died October
22, 1853.
The fifth grave is only marked "Infant Son - 9 Days". There is
a stain glass
window in the old Main Street Methodist Church indicating William D.
Stockton(7) and P. L. Stockton and their birth and death years.
William's
second wife was Virginia Willis (Born October 2, 1844 - Died May 19,
1929 at
85 years old in Kernersville, North Carolina). William Daniel
Stockton(7)
and Virginia (Willis) Stockton are buried together behind the old Main
Street
Methodist Church in Kernersville, North Carolina.
Children of William Daniel Stockton(7) and Jennie (Willis) Stockton
are:
No known siblings
Children of Wiliam Daniel Stockton(7) and Virginia (Willis) Stockton
are:
1. Will Virginia Stockton(8)
Born 1888
Died 1973
Never married. Buried in the old Main Street
Methodist Church Cemetery beside William Daniel
Stockton(7)
2. Katherine Stockton(8)
Born 1886
Died 1972
Buried in the old Main Street Methodist Church
Cemetery. Married V.O. Turner (Born 1885 - Died
1967).
MADISON DOUGHTY STOCKTON(7) (Born April 10, 1861 in Kernersville, North
Carolina - Died) was a son of John Branch Stockton(6). Married
Martha E.
Vaughn (Born September 12, 1864 in Stokes County, North Carolina -
Died in
Winston, North Carolina) in Winston, North Carolina on November 6,
1888. She
was the daughter of Jerome Bonaparte and Nancy (Leak) Vaughy.
Madison lived
in Old Salem (later became Winston Salem), North Carolina. He
was a
manufacturer and a dealer in furniture. He was a Democrat and
a Methodist.
Children of Madison Doughty Stockton(7) and Martha (Vaughn) Stockton
were:
1. Norman Vaughn Stockton(8)
Born September 19, 1889 - Died
2. Richard Gordon Stockton(8)
Born February 12, 1892 - Died
3. James Madison Stockton(8)
Born December 18, 1893 - Died August
28, 1896
4. Henry Livingston Stockton(8)
Born January 4, 1896 - Died August 28,1896
5. Ralph Stockton(8)
Born September 24, 1897 - Died
6. Margaret Elizabeth Stockton(8) Born
May 9, 1900 - Died
7. Nancy Vaughn Stockton(8)
Born November 30, 1902 - Died
CICERO FRANCIS STOCKTON(7) (Born December 1, 1845 in Forsyth County,
Kernersville, North Carolina - Died August 26, 1918 at 73 years old
in
Forsyth County, Kernersville, North Carolina) was a son of Thomas Clayton
Stockton(6). Cicero joined the Confederate Army and was a Prisoner
of War.
He married Rachel Louise Dicks (Born November 17, 1844 - Died July
12, 1928
at 84 years old). Cicero and Rachel (Dicks) Stockton are both
buried in Mt.
Gur Cemetery (oldest cemetery in Kernersville) in Kernersville, North
Carolina. Their granddaughter, Alice Guy Stockton, who died June
16, 1921 in
a barn fire, is buried to the right of their grave site. To the
left of
their grave site is the Oliver grave sites where daughter Roberta Stockton(8)
Oliver (Born 1873 - Died 1959) and her husband N. R. Oliver (Born 1867
- Died
1973) are buried. "Not sure if Elizabeth Oliver Wilson, wife
of Archibald
Dicks Stockton(8), is related in some way to the Oliver's". To
the left of
Roberta Stockton(8)
