David STOCKTON
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR, AMES, IA 50010,9/90; DESC OF FANNY M. CAMPBELL "David Stockton was born c1780 in York Co., PA, and married Elizabeth/Betsy Bales in 1809 in Ross Co., OH. In FEB 1859, David died near Guilford, Nodaway Co., MO. Betsey was born in 1786 near Harper's Ferry, VA and died 3 APR 1861 near Guilford, Nodaway Co., MO. Both David and Betsy were buried in Groves Cemetery, Guilford [bn] David inherited 150 acres of land on Duffs Fork of Deer Creek, Ross Co., OH, from his father, which he sold after he moved to Madison Co, OH, prior to 1848. The deed, signed by both David and his wife, was dated 5 APR 1812 and is recorded in Fayette Co., OH, which until 1810, was part of Ross Co. David moved with his wife and 4 children from Madison Co, to Missouri prior to 1848. He served in the War of 1812 as a private in Renick's Mounted Reg. OH militia [gn] VIRGINIA MCCOMAS 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345 PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748 WILL OF FATHER, DAVID, SR; 1807 MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS DESCENDENTS; pg 30; left Madison Co., OH bef 1848 and went to Nodaway Co., MO; sold tract of land after he had moved to Madison co., and the deed is signed by him and his wife, Betsey Stockton. It is dated April 5, 1812, and is recorded in Fayette co., which until 1810 was part of Ross County. ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 116 THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, Dr. T.C. Stockton, 1911, APPENDIX, pg 246, #85 1850 NODAWAY CO., MO; David, 73, PA; wife, 4 children 1860 ANDREW CO., MO; WIFE 62 SC, WITH SON WILLIAM ROSS CO, OH MARRIAGE RECORDS 1798-1849 PG 171; 7 JUL 1808 MARRIAGE IGI OH, AUG 1989; BATCH M513201-0691; 7 JUL 1808, Ross Co CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031; David served as Private in Renick's Mounted Reg., OH milita in the War of 1812 (Index to the Compiled Service Record of Volunteer Soldied who Served in War of 1812)
HOWARD HUMPHREY 1988; deceased, 1991 PAT STOCKTON, 620 S. PINTO PL., TUCSON, AZ 85748 1988 MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS DESCENDANTS ILLINOIS MARRIAGE RECORDS WILL OF FATHER dAVIS, 1807 OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 12/92; place of birth and death date 1850 NODAWAY CO., MO; Elizabeth, 62 b SC 1860 ANDREW CO., MO; Elizabeth, 70, b SC
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748 1988 ILLINOIS MARRIAGE RECORDS MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS AMERICAN DESC., Doris Roney Bower FATHERS WILL OF 1807 - DAVID 1735-1807
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON Married 5 OCT 1837, Madison Co., OH
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON MARRIAGE; IGI MO, AUG 1989; BATCH M515521-0038; NODAWAY CO, MO, 4 APR 1846 Married 2nd; 14 MAY 1853, ANDREWS CO, MO; AUTOMATED ARCHIVES NODAWAY CO, MO MARRIAGES TO 1850 HAVE WIFE'S NAME AS MARYOLINE PLAKELY 1850 NODAWAY CO., MO; William, 36, OH, living with parents 1860 ANDREW CO., MO; William, 46, OH; Mary, 35 OH, Pernicia 11, Annetta, 3, Elizabeth 60 SC 1870 NODAWAY CO., MO; William, 40, OH, farmer, wife, 1 ch
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748 1988 MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS DESC, FLO NORTH PARKINS
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON IGI OH, AUG 1989; BATCH M514271-1335; GIVES DANIEL m. LUCY ANN TREMAINE Married 10 DEC 1844, Madison Co, OH Betty Jo Stockton, 4/92; Stockton's Receiving Federal Pension 1861-1915; David B.; Unit D77 Ill Inf.; Inv/Date/State; 10 AUG 1872; Pen # 176972 C# 274184 MARTIN TRUMAN & HIS DESC, DORIS RONEY BOWERS, PG 10; OBIT "To the Editor of News. We beg indulgence to give through your columns a sketch of the late Rev. David Bales Stockton who died on Sat. 14 OCT 1886 of paralysis of the brain at the advanced age of 68 years 8 months and 29 days. During the war of the rebellion, he acted in the capacity of administrator to nearly every estate within his locality, and during that great crisis accepted the gratuitous trust of looking after the private farming interests of many who had answered the call... joined Mathodist church 1858; 1868 received local license to preach. buried at Oaklawn Cem. ...removed to Vermilion County, IL in Spring of 1848, They spent the first year in the home of Harvey Sandusky near the town of Indianolaand they continued to live in that area until their deaths.
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS DESC, PG 30 1850 NODAWAY CO., MO; Samuel, 31, OH single, living with parents
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS AMERICAN DESC., Doris Roney Bower: m. 29 AUG 1860, Guilford, Nodaway Co, MO; Obituary in back of Howard Humphreys copy: DEATH SUMMONS - OLDEST INHABITANT OF NEWMAN PASSES AWAY: "The death of "Uncle John Stockton", who was the oldest inhabitant of Newman and who kept the first grocery store in our city, occurec on Sunday morning at about one o'clock and was a severe shock to the entire populace, his demise being in the way of a sad surprize to all. Our people were well aware of the fact that he had been in failing health for some months but his condition the past few weeks was seemingly better and on the evening before his death he had been walking about the yars. "Uncle" John was a man well respected by everyone and his life was as an open book on the pages of which were recorded deeds of kindness and charity. During the days of his activity he was a hustling business man, and through his honesty, integrity and uprightness had wone innumerable friends who held him in high esteem; the fact being fully demonstrated by the large number of friends at the last sad funeral rites. "Uncle" John assisted in the building of the M.E.Church of this city and had served as janitor of the same for many years. The funeral services occurec at the M.E.Church on Monday afternoon at two o'clock conducted by Rev. J.M.Oakwood assisted by the Rev. W.S.Calhoun, of Tuscola. Special and appropriate music was rendered by a mixed quartette, Misses Cora Magee and Grace Douglas; Rev. Oakwood and M.S. Smith. The Masonic Order, of which he was an honorary member, had charge of the remains, and accompanied them to their last resting place in the Newman Cemetery, where the ususal ritualistic ceremonies took place. Mr. Stockton leaves a wife, son and daughter and a wide circle of friends to mourn his demise. Among those from a distance in attendance at the funeral were: D.A. Stockton and mother, E.N.North and wife, Wm. Watson and wife, Sidell, ILL; Mrs. D.J. Williams, Decatur, Ill; Allen Weddle and wife, Montclair, Ind; S.R.Stewart and family, North Salem, Ind; W.H.Hall, Camargo, Ill; Rev. W.S.Calhoun and family, J.W.King and wife, Tuscola, Ill. Two Beautiful floral offerings were made - a sheaf of wheat by Wallace Stockton and a beautiful boquet of lilies and hyacinths by the railroad employees. The following obituary was read at the funeral services by Rev. Oakwood: "John Stockton was born of Christian parents in Madison County, Ohio on April 19, 1822. On the 29th of August 1850, he was united in marriage to Lydia C. Sigler. Two of six children are still living, W.W. Stockton, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Alice Hooe of Newman. The deceased was one of a large family, all of whom lived to a good age, one widowed sister alone surviving. In 1858 Mr. and Mrs. Stockton moved to Newman, Illinois, which then consisted of one residence and two shops. Brother Stockton was converted in 1860 under the ministry of the late Peter Wallace, since which time he has been a devoted member of the Newman M.E.Church. He helped lay the foundation of this church. In years gone by, the home of Brother and Sister Stockton was the frequent stopping place for the minister and his family. The deceased began to down in health in August 1896; for five weeks being bedridden with typhoid fever; which was followed by a general breaking down of the "earthen vessel", and at one o'clock Sunday morning March 18th, 1897, death set free the immortal treasure from the earthly home of this tabernacle". On the night of his death he twice named each of his children and the three grand children, wishing to see them once more. He left a goodbye and a blessing for his neighbors and friends, and stepping calmly and fearlessly into the silent river disappeared to mortal eye in the shadows of death, and with the Savior crossed to the other shore, saved for eternity".
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS PAT STOCKTON, 620 S. PINTO PL., TUCSON, AZ 85748 MARTIN TRUMAN BOOK; marriage 25 NOV 1847 MARRIAGES, IGI MO, AUG 1989; M515521-0490 AND M515521-0490-0802, 1st 1 APR 1852; 2nd JUN 1862, both Nodaway Co 1850 NODAWAY CO., MO; Robert W., 24, SC; Rachel, 21 KY, John W., 1 MO; marriage date wrong??
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON MARTIN TRUMAN BOOK
HOWARD HUMPHREY; VIRGINIA MCCOMAS; PAT STOCKTON MARTIN TRUMAN BOOK 1850 NODAWAY CO., MO; Mariah, 18, OH MARRIAGE, IGI, NODAWAY CO., MO
He married Elizabeth Bales 1809 at Ohio . Elizabeth Bales was born at Harper's Ferry, Jefferson, South Carolina 1786 .
They were the parents of 10
children:
Cynthia Stockton
born 29 Mar 1810.
Amanda Stockton
born 28 Mar 1811.
William a Stockton
born 13 May 1813.
James W Stockton
born 21 Oct 1815.
David Bales Stockton
born 15 Jan 1818.
Samuel Stockton
born 2 Feb 1820.
John Stockton
born 19 Apr 1822.
Robert Wilson Stockton
born 25 Dec 1825.
Mary e Stockton
born 15 Nov 1830.
Mariah e Stockton
born 7 Feb 1832.
David Stockton died 28 Feb 1859 at Guilford, Nodaway, Missouri .
Elizabeth Bales died 3 Apr 1861 at Guilford, Nodaway, Missouri .