Alfred James STOCKTON

                   1910 SANTA CLARA CO., CA; PERCY J., 5, CA CA OH; with mother Carrie J; and
      grandmother Carrie B. Kidward (mother divorced)
LYNDA SCHAAF, PO BOX 8, HAWTHORNE, NV 89415; 11/98: "STOCKTON DIES IN ACCIDENT
- For the second time within a week, news of a fatal logging accident has
shocked local residents. Pierce (Bing) Stockton was killed instantly while at
work Friday at the Quincy Lumber Company log landing 20 odd miles southwest of
Sloat, when a log slipped from his loaded truck while he was securing it with
binders and crushed his head. ... (other accident)  Stockton was born in San
Jose, Nov. 24, 1904. He was a former member of the mounted police force in the
Bay area and had been forced to retire from that office by an injury to his
back. This spring he ran unsuccessfully for the office of justice of the peace
of this district.
    He had lived in Sloat for several years and together with his wife had
recently built a home there. Mrs. Stockton, who formerly worked in the office
of the county clerk, had recently undergone major surgery in a San Francisco
Hospital, but her physician allowed her to leave the hospital long enough to
come up and attend her husband's funeral.
     Funeral services were held at the graveside in the Cromberg Cemetery Monday
with Rev. Engdahl of Quincy in charge of the religious service.  The flower
banked casket was placed amid a grove of pine trees in the beautiful little
cemetery; he has expressed a wish more than once that he be buried there.  In
addition to his widow, Mary, he leaves one daughter Dawn Jackson of Sun Valley
in the Los Angeles area."
SS DEATH INDEX; PIERCE STOCKTON, b 24 NOV 1904, d 22 aug 1952; SS#552-32-5741,
      issued in CA; no Res. ZIP listed.

1910 SANTA CLARA CO., CA; PERCY J., 5, CA CA OH; with mother Carrie J; and
      grandmother Carrie B. Kidward (mother divorced)
LYNDA SCHAAF, PO BOX 8, HAWTHORNE, NV 89415; 11/98: "STOCKTON DIES IN ACCIDENT
- For the second time within a week, news of a fatal logging accident has
shocked local residents. Pierce (Bing) Stockton was killed instantly while at
work Friday at the Quincy Lumber Company log landing 20 odd miles southwest of
Sloat, when a log slipped from his loaded truck while he was securing it with
binders and crushed his head. ... (other accident)  Stockton was born in San
Jose, Nov. 24, 1904. He was a former member of the mounted police force in the
Bay area and had been forced to retire from that office by an injury to his
back. This spring he ran unsuccessfully for the office of justice of the peace
of this district.
    He had lived in Sloat for several years and together with his wife had
recently built a home there. Mrs. Stockton, who formerly worked in the office
of the county clerk, had recently undergone major surgery in a San Francisco
Hospital, but her physician allowed her to leave the hospital long enough to
come up and attend her husband's funeral.
     Funeral services were held at the graveside in the Cromberg Cemetery Monday
with Rev. Engdahl of Quincy in charge of the religious service.  The flower
banked casket was placed amid a grove of pine trees in the beautiful little
cemetery; he has expressed a wish more than once that he be buried there.  In
addition to his widow, Mary, he leaves one daughter Dawn Jackson of Sun Valley
in the Los Angeles area."
SS DEATH INDEX; PIERCE STOCKTON, b 24 NOV 1904, d 22 aug 1952; SS#552-32-5741,
      issued in CA; no Res. ZIP listed.

1910 SANTA CLARA CO., CA; PERCY J., 5, CA CA OH; with mother Carrie J; and
      grandmother Carrie B. Kidward (mother divorced)
LYNDA SCHAAF, PO BOX 8, HAWTHORNE, NV 89415; 11/98: "STOCKTON DIES IN ACCIDENT
- For the second time within a week, news of a fatal logging accident has
shocked local residents. Pierce (Bing) Stockton was killed instantly while at
work Friday at the Quincy Lumber Company log landing 20 odd miles southwest of
Sloat, when a log slipped from his loaded truck while he was securing it with
binders and crushed his head. ... (other accident)  Stockton was born in San
Jose, Nov. 24, 1904. He was a former member of the mounted police force in the
Bay area and had been forced to retire from that office by an injury to his
back. This spring he ran unsuccessfully for the office of justice of the peace
of this district.
    He had lived in Sloat for several years and together with his wife had
recently built a home there. Mrs. Stockton, who formerly worked in the office
of the county clerk, had recently undergone major surgery in a San Francisco
Hospital, but her physician allowed her to leave the hospital long enough to
come up and attend her husband's funeral.
     Funeral services were held at the graveside in the Cromberg Cemetery Monday
with Rev. Engdahl of Quincy in charge of the religious service.  The flower
banked casket was placed amid a grove of pine trees in the beautiful little
cemetery; he has expressed a wish more than once that he be buried there.  In
addition to his widow, Mary, he leaves one daughter Dawn Jackson of Sun Valley
in the Los Angeles area."
SS DEATH INDEX; PIERCE STOCKTON, b 24 NOV 1904, d 22 aug 1952; SS#552-32-5741,
      issued in CA; no Res. ZIP listed.