David STOCKTON

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50010, 9/90; DESC OF FANNY M.
    CAMPBELL; SOURCES, Amer. Rev. soldiers of Franklin Co., PA, pg 41, 1944, V.
    Fendrick; My Maternal Anc., 1967 Robert Poers; Marr. in York Co., PA; Notes
    from Vertical File, Kittochtinny Hist. Soc., Chambersburg, PA; Franklin Co.,
    PA Orphans Court Records.
    "Frances was born c1770 in PA and died 9 SEP 1823 in Franklin co., PA. On 31
     JAN 1792, she married Patrick Campbell, s/o Patrick Campbell and Eleanor
     Hayes, of Franklin co., PA, in Chambersburg, PA. She was named Fanny
     Campbell in her father's will and inherited $1. [abgq]
VIRGINIA MCCOMAS, 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345;1989
PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748
married ? Campbell; father's will
Anne K. Maruhn, 6/90; Abstracts of South Central PA Newspapers 1791-1795 has
      marriage of Fanny Stockton to Patrick Campbell, Jr., Franklin Co., Tuesday,
      31 JAN 1972; "The much admired Fanny Stockton of York Co." and Patrick
      Campbell "of Franklin Co."
Children: David, b. 1800; Margaretta 1805-1867 m. James R. McKinnie; William
    1807-?, m. Elizabeth K. McDowell; John b. 1809; George S. b. 1811; Caleb Boyle
    m. Nancy Davidson 1822; Frances B.; Eleanor Stockton m. 1st James Cummins, 2nd
    Charles Leiper; James m. Sarah Campbell; Catherine Louisa b. 1813; Anna Maria
    m. William Wise; Jane d.1825; and Eliza m. Josiah McKinney 1814.
    Girls seem to have married about 18, boys about 25. births based on that
                  

                   PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL., TUCSON, AZ 85748 1988
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50010; 9/90; death found in "Pioneer
    Ohio Newspapers, Karen Mauer Green, 1986; Scioto Gazette and Chillicothe
    Advertiser; 20 AUG 1801, "Captain Caleb Stockton, age 28, son of David
    Stockton died on 14 AUG 1801. He was buried in Chillicothe." [fgoqx]
FATHER, DAVID'S, WILL 1807
MARRIAGE IGI PA, AUG 1989; BATCH M507131-0258, 10 DEC 1793, MERCERSBERG,
     FRANKLIN, PA
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 116
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, Dr. T.C. Stockton, 1911, APPENDIX, pg 246, #84; m.
      Jennie Campbell
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031; Caleb receded his
    father and siblings to Ross Co. because in 1798, he was a member of a Ross
    Co. jury; subsequently, he was a defendant in several civil lawsuits 1799 to
    1800 (Gateway to the West, Bowers and Short, 1989, GEn. Pub. Baltimore, p 472
PA MAGAZINE CD-ROM, BRODERBUND SOFTWARE, 1998, VOL VX; RECORDS OF UPPER
    CONOCOCHEAGE PRESB. CH MARRIAGES 1789-1812; Caleb Stockton m Jenny Campbell 10
    DEC 1793
                  

                   MARTIN TRUMAN AND HIS DESC. PG 7
MARRIAGE IGI PA, AUG 1989; UPPER CONOCOCHEAGUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 25 APR
     1798, MERCERSBERG, FRANKLIN CO
Olive Batcher, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50010, 1/91; her book published
1995; "Mary Stockton was born 1778 in PA, and died in APR 1841 in Paint Twsp,
Madison Co., OH. She was married to James Withrow 23 APR 1798 at the
Presbyterian Church in Mercersburg, PA by Rev. John King. James, s/o William, a
native of England, died in AUG 1823 in Madison Co., OH (Withrow family cemetery
later became the township cenetery) [afmr]  "Polly Withers" was mentioned in
her father's will in 1794. The Withrows emigrated to Ross Co., OH in 1801 and
to Walnut Run, Paint Twsp, Madison Co (then wilderness) in 1806. There they had
a 250 acre farm. For many years, James was a major in the militia. He was
impaneled as foreman of a grandjury on 18 NOV 1811, and was a resident
landowner in MAR 1819. They attended the Presbyterian Church in Madison Co.,
OH, in 1829; there were no elders or church records [agr] "History of Madison
Co., OH, p 390, 513, 577, 828-830, 1159-60, 1883, Chicago, IL"
                  

                   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)
                  

                   OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50010; 9/90; book published 1995;
    "Margaret was born 15 NOV 1783 in York Co., PA, and died in St Louise, MO on
     18 OCT 1868. She was married to John McDougal, a physician and author, on
     12 NOV 1799 in Ross Co., OH by Rev. William Speer. John was born on 18 MAY
     1777, s/o David and Ann McDougal, in Dumbarton, Scotland, and died in
     Indianapolis in 1824 [abg]
     In Feb 1808m John and Nargaret NcDougall sold 150 acres for $234 each to
     William, David, and George Stockton, Margaret's brothers, part of a 600 acre
     parcel that was patented in 1803. (Since David Sr had purchased the land
     that he bequeather to his sons in 1807 from John McDougal, these
     transactions may have been made to clear any remaining debt. References to
     a John McDougal as a pioneer merchant and businessman, sheriff, and Ross
     county clerk for 7 years, appears frequently in the Chillicothe newspapers
     until MAY 1818, when he announced he was moving to Missouti Territory [dgo]
VIRGINIA MCCOMAS 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345
PAT STOCKTON 620 S PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748
MARRIAGE, IGI OH, AUG 1989; ROSS CO, BATCH M513201-0014, 12 NOV 1799
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM. F. CREGAR, 1888, PG 117
DR.T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, PG 257; dau of David and Ann, was m. NOV 12, 1799, to
    Dr. John McDougal, son of David and Ann McDougal, who was b. MAY 18, 1777 in
    Dumbarton, Scotland, and d. at Indianapolis, IN., in 1824.  He was a physcian
    and an author.  They resided in Chillicothe, Ohio and Indianapolis, IND., Mrs.
    McDougal d. at St. Louis, MO, OCT 18, 1868.
ANN GARCIA, 12/90; DAR APPL 1061; Vol 137, pg 220, #136692, gt grandau, Emma
    Douglas Thurman Bludworth Lake
CC NEILSON, 5/96; "3 SEP 1810, George Stockton (brother) registered his loan of
    named household goods to his sister Margaret, because '...her husband, John
    McDougal has eloped from his wife.'  John left his household and kitchen
    furniture under a levy by the Marshall of OH who then sold them, leaving
    Margaret and her children in need of items for her immediate care and that of
    her children.
    Her marriage, 12 NOV 1799 is the earliest documentation for any Stockton in
    Ross Co., OH
In 1808, John McDougall and wife Margaret sold, in 3 identical $234
transactions, 150 acres each, to William, David and George Stockton from a 600
acres parcel patented in 1803 and adjoining David Stockton; 14 FEB 1808, Ross
Co., OH Deed Book 8, pp152, 153 and 171.  The parcels were on both sides of
Duff Creek to a branch of Dear Creek.
                  

                   VIRGINIA MCCOMAS 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345; 1988
LINDA STOCKTON SCHAAF, PO BOX 8, HAWTHORNE, NV 89415; 7/98
PAT STOCKTON 620 S PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F. CREGAR, 1888, PG 117; "of Memphis, TN
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR.T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 262; resided
    near White River, Ind. Said to have died at Memphis, TN; only child given is
    William #186, who married and had four children.  He resides at the San
    San Gabriel Mission, near Los Angeles, CA; only known child is Helen who m.
    Mr. Slawter
LOUISE THIESSEN, KENWORTHYS MARRY,PG 40; says born York Co., PA; lived White
    River, Montgomery Co., IND then Memphis, Shelby Co., TN; most of her info is
    from Dr. T.C. Stockton's 1911, book, but at this point in the family line, she
    has added considerably, William's Dau, Amaretta is her desc.; Death - estate
    settled in SEPT 1846.  THIS IS NOT WILLIAM A.  Louise found an estate
    inventory for A William Stockton (no A.) (1846) and a court order for support
    of Elizabeth Stockton & Children (1851) in Shelby Co., TN;  also a marriage
    for a William Stockton and Elizabeth Wright in Vermillion Co., IN and put
    together.  The Elizabeth from Shelby Co., is in CA 1860 with Victoria and
    Josephine Stockton; 1850 in a rooming house or poor house, Shelby Co., TN
MARRIAGE, IGI OH, 8/89; GIVES SPOUSE NAME AS REBEKAH DUNGHAM; 29 DEC
    VIRGINIA MCCOMAS 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345; 1988
LINDA STOCKTON SCHAAF, PO BOX 8, HAWTHORNE, NV 89415; 7/98
PAT STOCKTON 620 S PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F. CREGAR, 1888, PG 117; "of Memphis, TN
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR.T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 262; resided
    near White River, Ind. Said to have died at Memphis, TN; only child given is
    William #186, who married and had four children.  He resides at the San
    San Gabriel Mission, near Los Angeles, CA; only known child is Helen who m.
    Mr. Slawter
LOUISE THIESSEN, KENWORTHYS MARRY,PG 40; says born York Co., PA; lived White
    River, Montgomery Co., IND then Memphis, Shelby Co., TN; most of her info is
    from Dr. T.C. Stockton's 1911, book, but at this point in the family line, she
    has added considerably, William's Dau, Amaretta is her desc.; Death - estate
    settled in SEPT 1846.  THIS IS NOT WILLIAM A.  Louise found an estate
    inventory for A William Stockton (no A.) (1846) and a court order for support
    of Elizabeth Stockton & Children (1851) in Shelby Co., TN;  also a marriage
    for a William Stockton and Elizabeth Wright in Vermillion Co., IN and put
    together.  The Elizabeth from Shelby Co., is in CA 1860 with Victoria and
    Josephine Stockton; 1850 in a rooming house or poor house, Shelby Co., TN
MARRIAGE, IGI OH, 8/89; GIVES SPOUSE NAME AS REBEKAH DUNGHAM; 29 DEC
    1807, ROSS CO; BATCH M513201-0556
CHARLOTTE POWELL 2422 15TH AVE., FOREST GROVE, OR 97116, 12/90;  desc. from
    Wm's daughter Mary Ann;  Ross Co marriages; 29 DEC 1807, married by William
    Creighton.; death certificate of son, John D. Stockton, gives Wm. and Rebecca
    Dungan as parents (William Creighton was the husband of James's Aunt, Ann
    Stockton)
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
"William A. was born c1785 in York Co., PA, and was married to Ann Rebecca
Dungan, d/o James Dungan and Mary Brooks, on 29 DEC 1807 in Ross So., OH, by
William Creighton, Sr. In 1810 they were residents of Union Twsp, Ross Co., OH.
On 18 MAY 1811, William was appointed guardian (with Jeremiah McLane) of
Samuel, William's brother. He resided near White River, Montgomery Co., IN,
then moved to Memphis, Shelby Co., TN, where he died. His estate was settled in
SEP 1846. [abgx]
    William, with his brother David, inherited from their father part of a track
of land known as "Duff's Fork of Deer Creek" in 1807. William was a witness to
Rebecca Davis' will 14 DEC 1816, and John Wilson Jr', will 26 SEP 1818. During
the War of 1812, William was a sergeant in Renick's Mounted Regiment of Ohio
Militia [ag]


CHARLOTTE POWELL 2422 15TH AVE., FOREST GROVE, OR 97116, 12/90;  desc. from
    Wm's daughter Mary Ann;  Ross Co marriages; 29 DEC 1807, married by William
    Creighton.; death certificate of son, John D. Stockton, gives Wm. and Rebecca
    Dungan as parents (William Creighton was the husband of James's Aunt, Ann
    Stockton)
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
"William A. was born c1785 in York Co., PA, and was married to Ann Rebecca
Dungan, d/o James Dungan and Mary Brooks, on 29 DEC 1807 in Ross So., OH, by
William Creighton, Sr. In 1810 they were residents of Union Twsp, Ross Co., OH.
On 18 MAY 1811, William was appointed guardian (with Jeremiah McLane) of
Samuel, William's brother. He resided near White River, Montgomery Co., IN,
then moved to Memphis, Shelby Co., TN, where he died. His estate was settled in
SEP 1846. [abgx]
    William, with his brother David, inherited from their father part of a track
of land known as "Duff's Fork of Deer Creek" in 1807. William was a witness to
Rebecca Davis' will 14 DEC 1816, and John Wilson Jr', will 26 SEP 1818. During
the War of 1812, William was a sergeant in Renick's Mounted Regiment of Ohio
Militia [ag]
                  

                   ROSS COUNTY, OH MARRIAGES 1798-1849, PG 171; 26 NOV 1811
WILLIAM F. CREGAR, 1888, p. 116, "Ancestry of Samuel White Stockton
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, Dr. T.C. Stockton, 1911, APPENDIX, pg 246, #87,
    b. SEP 1787 at Hanging Rock, OH. He m. 16 NOV 1811, Barbara Platter, who was
    b. at Bainbridge, OH in Ross Co.  George Stockton was of a roving disposition
    ; he lived in Indiana during the early years of his life, and spent his time
    time hunting with the Indians. During the War of 1812 he scouted with Logan,
    the Mingo chief, whose celebrated speech is quoted in old school readers.
    The greater part of his mature years he lived at Bainbridge, OH where he died
    died 16 DEC 1865. Mrs. Stockton d. at the same place 28 JAN 1860. (errors)
OLIVE BATCHER, AMES, IA, 9/90; DESC OF FANNY M. CAMPBELL; George must have
    been born in PA with the rest of his siblyings. Family did not go to OH until
    after 1798. George was born in SEP 1787, and died 16 dec 1865 in Bainbridge,
    Paxton Twsp, Ross Co., OH, where he had lived in his mature years. He was
    buried in Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus, OH. George had a roving disposition
    and hunted with the indians. During the War of 1812, he hunted with Logan,
    the Mingo Chief, whose celebrated speech is quoted in old school readers. He
    inherited 150 acres of land on Duff's Fork of Deer Creek which his father,
    David had purchased from John McDougal. George served in the War of 1812 as a
    Private in Capt. Massie'd Company, Ohio milita. [ag]
    In Nov 1811, George married Anne Barbara Platter in Ross Co., OH, by Rev.
    Robert G. Wilson. Barbara was born 5 FEB 1792 in Bainbridge, OH, d/o
    Christian Platter, died there in JAN 1867, and was buried in Platter Cemetery
    Ross Co., OH.
IGI OH, AUG 1989; BATCH M513201-1161; LIB CALL 810126-32, MARRIAGE
1850 Census, Bainbridge, Ross, OH, age 69, in home of son, Joseph; also
     Margret, 62 b. KY, sister ?
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031; George served in the
     War of 1812 as Private in Capt. Massie's Co., OH milita;
     in SEP 1810, George registered his loan of named household goods to his
sister, Margaret, because "... her husband John McDougal has eloped from his
wife." John left his household and kitchen furniture under a levy by the
Marshall of Ohio who then sold them, leaving Margaret and her children in need
of items for her immediate care and that of her children; "Recording of
Property owned by George Stockton" 3 SEP 1810, Ross Co., OH Deed Book 9, p. 346
ROSS COUNTY OH DEEDS:
DB 8:171  14 FEB 1808, 150 acres on Deer Creek from John Mcdougal & wife
DB 9: 346  3 SEP 1810, personal property to Margaret McDougal
DB 17:440    JAN 1813, 150 acres not in Ross Co, to John Baker for $300
DAR #162061 MAUDE RAYMOND GAVER, W/O EARL E. GAVER
                  

                   VIRGINIA MCCOMAS 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345
PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 85748
Olive Batcher, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50010, 10/91; birth, death and
       marriage. Marriage Rec., Vol. A-B 1798-1825, p 191 Ross Co., OH
       Anne was born c1788 in York Co., PA, and died 24 JAN 1843 near Chillicothe
       Ross Co., OH. On 28 NOV 1801, she married William Creighton Sr, of
       Chillicothe. William was born c1770 and died 2 APR 1842 in Ross Co., OH.
       Anne and William were reburied in the old section of Greenlawn Cemetery,
       Chillicothe. (The remains in Old Presbyterian Church grounds at Sugar St.,
       were removed by Scioto Valley Railroad. [abigo]
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, Dr. T.C.Stockton, 1911, APPENDIX, pg 246 #92
                  

                   MUCH CONFUSION OF 3 ROBERT STOCKTONS; ONE IS A SON OF DAVID & ANN, ONE IS A
       SON OF ROBERT AND MARY; ONE MARRIED AGNES NANCY GALBRAITH ???
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IA 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995;
      mentioned in father's will, however, the information I found belonged to
      his cousin, s/o Robert, David's brother
7/93 CLIFF NEILSON; born c1771 probably in Menallen Twsp, York PA; Robert with
    his brothers Samuel and John sold on 12 JUL 1814 a land parcel inherited from
    their father described as being adjacent to Thomas Stockton. He died in MS.
    (the earliest documentation known to the author with this location is DTCS;
    Robert paid Ross Co., taxes in the years 1810, and 1816-1818; served in the
    war of 1812 as a sergeant in Capt. Brush's Co., Ohio militia
ROSS CO., OH DEED BOOK 12:114, 12 JUL 1814 200 Acres Union Twsp to John Waddle
Cliff Neilson; HISTORICAL DIC. OF THE US ARMY 1789-1903; "Stockton, Robert
    Ohio. 2lt, 26 Inf 20 MAY 1813; tr to 19 inf 12 MAY 1814; 1 Lt, 29 JUN 1814;
    struck off 13 MAR 1815"
CLIFF FOUND NO EVIDENCE that this Robert married either Miss Gallion, or Agnes
     Nancy Galbraith. or indeed, that he married at all
KENWORTHYS MARRY, Louise Thiessen, pg 178; born Crawford Co., PA. Pioneer
music teacher. Served in War of 1812 as a Colonel. died in MS; gives children
as Robert, Thomas, David, Bryce, John McCamy, Joseph, James, Margaret, Martha,
Maria and Sarah. (These are the children of Robert m. Mary Makemie, his Uncle)
                  

                   VIRGINIA MCCOMAS, 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345
PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL, TUCSON, AZ 95748
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 117; "served with
    distinction in the War of 1812."
David Craig, 9/91; Historical Register of the US Army, from its org., 29 SEP
    1789 to 2 MAR 1903, Vol. 1; "Stockton Samuel. Pa. Army. Sergt 17 inf 4 MAY
    1814; ens 7 inf 13 JUN 1814; 3 lt 1 SEP 1814; hon dischd 15 JUN 1815"
CLIFF NEILSON, 3703 MOSS BROOKE CT., FAIRFAX, VA 22031; "Estate of David
    Stockton," 18 MAY 1811, Probate Court, Ross Co., OH, Estate Case 8475. William
    Stockton, presumably Samuel's brother, was appointed Guardian of Samuel
    Stockton, a minor above the age of 14 and legal heir of David Stockton, dec'd.
    This creates a birth span of 1790-1797. He accepted a commission as ensign in
    the 7th Reg. Inf, U.S. Army 19 JUN 1814. (usual minimum age for commissioning
    was 21 which makes birth 1793 or before)
OLIVE BATCHER, 2423 HAMILTON DR., AMES, IN 50014; BOOK PUBLISHED 1995; "Samuel
was a minot when his father died in 1807. On 18 MAY 1811, his brother William,
and Jeremiah McLane/Live? were appointed Samuel's guardian. With his brothers,
Robert and John, he inherited 200 acres of land after the death of their
mother. [ag]
                  

                   VIRGINIA MCCOMAS 9721 W RIM ROCK DR, WESTBROOK VILLAGE, PEORIA, AZ 85345
PAT STOCKTON 620 S. PINTO PL,.TUCSON, AZ 85748
ANCESTRY OF SAMUEL STOCKTON WHITE, WM.F.CREGAR, 1888, PG 117; "of Mt. Clemens,
     MI; Colonel in the War of 1812."
The City Directory for Detroit, 1837, pg 107, lists a Major General John
    Stockton, under Commander in Chief, Stevens T. Mason.  Is this the same John
    Stockton ????  YES
THE STOCKTON FAMILY OF NJ, DR.T.C. STOCKTON, 1911, APPENDIX, PG 262; Officer in
     War of 1812. for many years bosom friend and private secty of Gen. Cass of
     Michigan. live at Mt. Clemens, MI. Col of 8th MI Cavalry 3 OCT 1862-15 APR
     1864.
ROSS CO., OH DB 6:67, 28 MAR 1806, 200a Union Twsp., from Thomas & Martha S.
    DB 12:114, 12 JUL 1814, land in Union, to John Waddle
    DB 17:132, 14 DEC 1819, land in Union, to John Huffman
David Craig, 9/91; 1820 Detroit, MI census; Major Stockton, b. 1798,
     Lancaster, PA; d. Mt. Clemens, 26 NOV 1878; m. dau. Jacob Smith; BUT
1820 Macomb Co., Mt. Clemens, MI census; John Stockton, 1791-1878; m. Mary
     Allen, step-dau of Christian Clemens; War of 1812, Civil War; 2 men, or the
     same one??????; Christian Clemens (1768-1844) laid out town of Mt Clemens
1850 MACOMB CO., MI (C.C.Neilson 8/95); JOHN 53, PA; MARY 33, NY; ADOLPHUS
     C. 29, MI Grocer; DAVID A. 18, MI printer; WILLIAM C. 12, MI; Andrew
     Robertson 25, Scotland, Lawyer (s-i-l) Julia C. 22 MI (dau); Caroline F.
     Armistead 22, Canada
BLM LAND GRANT, 1848, 40 acres Green Lake, WI; 1849 80 acres Green Lake, WI
Betty Jo Stockton, 4/92; "Stockton's Receiving Federal Pensions 1861-1915";
    John; Unit: Col 8, MI Cav.; Inv/Date/State: 13 AUG 1867; Pen #124612 C# 89912
CC NEILSON, 11/95; Invalid Pension claim, 30 MAR 1867; 70 years old; Colonel
    of 8th regiment Michigan Cav., enrolled himself 28 APR 1863, discharged 15 APR
    1864; taken with chronic diarrhea at Camp Nelson, KY to present which renders
    him unable to do any type of work.; Notice of Death signed by son, William C.
    Stockton, stating he was helpless, left no property whatever, and asking for
    $65 burial costs.
Estate of David Stockton, 7 JAN 1812, Ross Co., OH, Estate Case 8080. Ephraim
Doolittle was appointed Guardian of John Stockton, minor above the age of 14
and heir of David Stockton, dec'd