Thomas STOCKTON

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR. T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 263
PARENT INDEX OF IGI GIVES HER BIRTH AS 1795; 7/9/90 from Lynda Welch
PARENT INDEX OF IGI GIVES CHILDREN: Thomas S. b. 1821; Sarah Jane b. 1822; Ann
    Maria b. 1824; Elizabeth Sophia b. 1826; John b. 1827; Robert Stockton b.
    1829; Mary M. b. 1831; Anna Maria b. 1834; David Elliott b. 1836; all born PA
History of Washington Co, PA, 1893, pg 800; ...Mary became the wife of David
    Slack, and settled in Marshall Co., WVA;
101 FAMILY OUTLINES WASHINGTON CO., PA; 1997, Raymond M. Bell, pg 137; Mary b
**  m 16 NOV 1818 David Slack - Marshall Co., W Va; Fn Mary b 31 MAR 1795, d 28
MAY 1872, m David FLACK 1793-1873
                  

                   DR. T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, PG 263, #187; m. Rebecca Wilson, dau. of John and
    Sarah Wilson, a native of Dublin, Ire, b. DEC 26 1823.  He was a farmer, a
    Republican, and a Presbyterian elder. He d. 3 NOV 1863. Mrs. Stockton is still
    living (1911).
1850 PA CENSUS, ROLL 834 CANTON, WASHINGTON CO; age 51, b. PA; wife Rebecca age
    25, IRE; Thomas 4, Sarah E. 2, John W. 2, also Rebecca Kennedy 43 and Thomas
    Ogden 35.
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, 1893, pg 800; "Robert settled on the homestead,
    which is now owned by his son, Dr. John W. Stockton, a practising physician in
    Washington, PA."
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, PG 752; Robert Stockton, son of Thomas and
    Sarah (Graham) Stockton, passed his youth on the home farm, and was united in
    marriage with Rebecca, daughter of John and Sarah Wilson. To their union were
    born children as follows: Thomas V., John Wilson, Emma O"Ella (Mrs. C.C.
    Cozad) and Maggie (Mrs. A.R. Gayhart). Mr. Stockton was a leading member of
    the Presbyterian Church at Washington. In politics he was a Whig and
    Republican. He died in Oct, 1864, aged 67 years. (This is a different death
    date than T.C.S)
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997; Robert b. 12 DEC
     1796, d. 2 NOV 1863; m c1844, Rebecca (dau of John and Sarah) Wilson, b
     Ireland 1825 (5 children)
BURIED, Washington Cem, Sec E, Lot 44/100 "Robert Stockton in the 67 year of
    his age  Born Dec 12, 1796   Died Nov. 2, 1863 parents and sister Sarah are
    are also buried there
                  

                   DR. T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, PG 263, #188; m. Sarah Wray and lived at Lima, OH; he
     and Mrs. Stockton are both dead.
History of Washington Co., PA, 1893; settled in Licking Co., OH
OLIVE BATCHER, 12/92; History of Ven Wert and Allen Counties, OH; born 29 DEC
    1798 in Washington County, PA where he remained until he was 30 years old. In
    1828 he settled in Licking Co., OH, where he purchased 480 acres of land; 1865
    bought 40 acres in section No. 14, Shawnee Twsp, afterwards adding thereto
    land lying in sections #22 and 23, until he owned in all 280 acres in this
    township. He remained there until about 1873 when he retired and removed to
    Lima, where he died in 1875.
IGI OH, AUG 1989; BIRTHS OF CHILDREN; BATCH C535171, ETC
PARENT INDEX OF IGI GIVES SAME CHILDREN
101 FAMILY OUTLINES, 1997, Raymond Martin Bell, pg 137; Thomas b 1802, m 29
      Jan 1835 Sarah Rea - Licking Co., OH; oldest child, (Rev) Joseph Rea
      Stockton
LDS film #1033658 is 2 pages from a Bible bought by a Barbara McKibbin with
    some other papers at an auction in Lima, OH about 1980.  She sent them to the
    LDS; The pages give the birth and death of Thomas Stockton; birth of Sarah
    Rea; births of 7 children and deaths of 2 children.
                  

                   THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR. T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 263
History of Washington Co., PA, 1893, pg 800; "Sarah became the wife of __
    Vance, and later of Alexander Gordon, and is now living at Washington, PA"
101 FAMILY OUTLINES OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997, PG 137;
    Sarah, b 1800, d 13 AUG 1882, m1 Henry Vance 1787-9 JAN 1840; m2 Alexander
    Gordon b 1780
BURIED, Washington Cem, Sec E, Lot 44/100 "Sarah Stockton wife of Alexander
Gordon Died Aug. 13, 1882, aged 82"; her parents and brothers Thomas & Robert
are also buried there
                  

                   ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 117; SAYS REV. JOHN
     OF CROSS CREEK, PA, d. 1882 LEAVING ISSUE.
DR. T.C.STOCKTON, 1911, PG 282; graduate Washington (PA) College 1820;
    licensed to preach by presbytery of Washington, PA 1825; after a
    supplementary year at Princeton Seminary; Ordained 1827, Cross Creek, PA where
    he preached for 50 years. Jefferson College conferred upon him the degree of
    D.D. in 18466. He m. 1st, in 1831, Nancy Rogers Clark, dau. of James Clark,
    who was b. in 1804 at Mercersberg, PA., and d. 18 SEP 1857 at Cross Crk, PA;
    2nd Mrs. Gladden. In politics he was a Whig and Republican, and in religion a
    Presbyterian. He d. 5 MAY 1882, at Cross Crk, PA
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, 1893, PG 800; " The Rev. Dr. John Stockton was
    born on the homestead on the 1th of NOV, 1803, and entered Washington College,
    where he graduated on the 3d of OCT 1820. He studied theology with the Rev.
    Dr.John Anderson, of Upper Buffalo, and on the 25th of APR, 1825, was licensed
    by the Presbytery of Washington to preah the gospel,and aafterwards spent a
    year at Princeton College. He received a call through the Presbytery from the
    Cross Creek Church, which he accepted, and remained as their pastor half a
    century, when, on account of declining health, he resigned 29 MAR 1877, to
    take effect in June. He remained at Cross Creek the scene of his life long
    labor, and died 5 MAY 1882. His son, Thomas is a physician at Cross Creek, his
    native place."
HISTORY OF WASHINGTON CO., PA, PG 120 (NO DATE); refering to son, Thomas C.M.
    Stockton, "John Stockton (father of subject) was born Nov. 18, 1803 in
    Washington co., PA, and was reared to manhood on his father's farm near
    Washington. He was a student at Washington College, graduating therefrom in
    1820, and then enteried the Theological College at Princeton, NJ. On June 20,
    1827, he was ordained in the Cross Creek Church of Washington county, and
    preached regularly for that congregation until June 20, 1877, proclaiming the
    'glad tidings of the Gospel" for over 50 years. Although many times offered a
    more lucrative position, in which he would seemingly have a wider scope, his
    only answer to such propositions was: "I have started with my people here,
    they are my children, I will live and die with them, and be buried among
    them." In 1831 he was united in marriage with Nancy Clark, daughter of James
    Clark, a prominent farmer of Franklin Co, PA., and 6 children came to bless
    their union, namely: Thomas C.M., James C. (a physician living in West
    Philadelphia), John P.P. (a minister of West Unity, Williams Co., OH), Robert
    W.G. (deceased in infancy), William (a graduate of Muskingum College), and
    Marion E. (wife of Hugh Lee, a prominent farmer of Cross Creek twsp.)"
ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILIES, WASHINGTON, PA, Raymond Martin Bell, 1997; (Rev)
    John Stockton b 18 NOV 1803, d 5 MAY 1882 Cross Creek, Washington Co.; m1 1831
    Nancy Rogers Clark; m2 Elizabeth Johnson; ch incl, Thomas McCurdy MD & James
    Clark MD
"HISTORY OF THE CROSS CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Alvin D. White, 1969, McClain
     Printing Co, WV; same information, but expanded life story