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Richard T Stockton and Martha L Isaacs Family Home Pages |
Descendants of Nathaniel Stockton
Generation No. 1
1. NATHANIEL1 STOCKTON was born 25 Apr 1776, and died About, 1850 in Alabama. He married MARGARET SLOSS. She was born 30 Mar 1782.
Children of NATHANIEL STOCKTON and MARGARET SLOSS are:
i. JOHN SLOSS2 STOCKTON, b. 30 Aug 1803, Logan County, KY; d. 22 Aug 1825.
ii. MARY ANGES STOCKTON, b. 27 May 1805, Logan County, KY.
2. iii. THOMAS LARKHART STOCKTON, b. May 1806, Logan County, KY; d. 16 Oct 1868 ,Lawrence Co., Alabama.
iv. WILLIAM BARNETT STOCKTON, b. 24 Mar 1809, Logan County, KY.
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Census: 1860, Santa Clara, Santa Clara, CA
v. NANCY STOCKTON, b. 30 Mar 1811, Logan County, KY; d. 30 May 1812, Logan County, KY.
vi. ROBERT DONNELL STOCKTON, b. 24 Mar 1813, Alabama.
3. vii. HARRIS CAPMAN STOCKTON, b. 11 Oct 1815, Alabama; d. 06 Jun 1879, Grant, County, Arkansas.
viii. NATHANIEL HIRAM STOCKTON, b. 06 Nov 1818, Tennessee; d. 30 Jun 1884, California; m. MARY LYNN, 17 Oct 1852, San Jose, Santa Clara, California; b. Abt. 1831, Indiana.
More About NATHANIEL HIRAM STOCKTON:
Census: 1870, San Jose, Santa Clara, California
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Census: 1880, San Jose, Santa Clara, California
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Marriage: 17 Oct 1852, San Jose, Santa Clara, California
ix. IRETON DEVON STOCKTON, b. 19 Dec 1820.
x. JAMES STEWART STOCKTON, b. 14 Dec 1822, Alabama.
xi. MARGARET A STOCKTON, b. 07 Apr 1826, Lawrence County, Alabama; d. 31 May 1850, Drew County, Arkansas; m. DR. CONSTANTINE C. GILLESPIE, 04 Jan 1849, Marshall County, Mississippi; b. 21 Aug 1822, Tuscaloosa, County, Alabama; d. 12 Oct 1887, Dallas, Texas.
Notes for DR. CONSTANTINE C. GILLESPIE:
Drew County settlers who obtained land from the government. Original documents along with more detailed information can be found at the Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office GILLESPIE, CONSTANTINE C 09/01/1856
Aubrey Reynolds writes, “Rock Springs Methodist was one of the first Methodist Churches south of Little Rock. The Van Landingham C DR. Constantine C. Gillespie emetery is associated with the Church. Constantine C Gillespie is listed in Range 7 of Drew County, which explains why his mother (Elizabeth Coons Gillespie) also our GGGGgreat mother is buried at Van Landingham Cemetery.
Webb Chapel Cemetery
Webb Chapel is located on Webb Chapel Road in Farmers Branch, Texas 1/4 mile North of Ih635/LBJ Freeway. The following plaque is located inside the entrance of the church.
First Methodist Society in Peter's Colony organized in the cabin of I. B. Webb, May 1845. First sermon preached March 19, 1844. Constantine C. Gillespie is buried here.
Dallas County Marriage Book I, Minister's Full Name1 6-Jun-1887 501 B Gillespie, C. C.
More About: DR. CONSTANTINE C. GILLESPIE:
Burial: Webb Chapel Cemetery Dallas, Texas
Census: 1850, Springhill, Drew County, Arkansas
Census 2: 1860, Hempstead County, Arkansas
Census 3: 1870, Precinct 2, Dallas, TX
Census 4: 1880, Grapevine, Tarrant County, TX
Occupation: Medical Doctor
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Marriage: 04 Jan 1849, Marshall County, Mississippi
xii. STEPHENSON PERNELL STOCKTON, b. 16 Jul 1827, Alabama; d. 07 Nov 1906, San Jose, Santa Clara, California.
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Census: 1870, San Jose, Santa Clara, California
Generation No. 2
2. THOMAS LARKHART2 STOCKTON (NATHANIEL1) was born May 1806 in Logan County, KY, and died 16 Oct 1868 in Lawrence Co., Alabama. He married CAROLINE MATHRIDE HENDERSON 03 Nov 1835 in Limestone Co., Al.. She was born 05 Oct 1811 in Tenn., and died 01 Jun 1890 in Russellville, Lawrence Co., Al..
More About: CAROLINE MATHRIDE HENDERSON:
Census: 1890, Buried at Town Creek Baptist Cemetery
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Marriage: 03 Nov 1835, Limestone Co., Al.
Child of THOMAS STOCKTON and CAROLINE HENDERSON is:
4. i. RICHARD THOMAS3 STOCKTON, b. 11 Sep 1836, Alabama; d. 23 Mar 1897, Grant Co., Arkansas.
3. HARRIS CAPMAN2 STOCKTON (NATHANIEL1) was born 11 Oct 1815 in Alabama, and died 06 Jun 1879 in Grant, County, Arkansas. He married MARTHA MARINE GILLESPIE 13 Aug 1840 in Itawamba County, Mississippi, daughter of JOHN GILLESPIE and ELIZABETH COONS. She was born 18 Sep 1821 in Tuscaloosa, County, Alabama, and died 07 Mar 1862 in Itawamba County, Mississippi.
Notes for HARRIS CAPMAN STOCKTON:
Harris was a doctor according to an article in Goodspeed's History of Grant County, Arkansas." H .C. Stockton who keep the hotel opposite was also the first licensed physician," in Sheridan, Arkansas.
Individual Note: Living in School District # 17 Shiloh, Calvert Township
More About HARRIS CAPMAN STOCKTON:
Census: 1850, Division 3, Tippah, Mississippi
Individual Note: Living in School District # 37 Sheridan, AR, Merry Green Township 1890
More About HARRIS STOCKTON and MARTHA GILLESPIE:
Marriage: 13 Aug 1840, Itawamba County, Mississippi
Children of HARRIS STOCKTON and MARTHA GILLESPIE are:
i. JAMES SILAS3 STOCKTON, b. 28 Feb 1846, Tippah County, Mississippi; d. 29 Mar 1905, Harmon, Franklin County, Texas.
More About JAMES SILAS STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Justice Precinct 5, Fannin, Texas
5. ii. WILLIAM THOMAS STOCKTON, b. 28 Mar 1842, Tippah County, Mississippi; d. 14 Jun 1919, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
Generation No. 3
4. RICHARD THOMAS3 STOCKTON (THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born 11 Sep 1836 in Alabama, and died 23 Mar 1897 in Grant Co., Arkansas. He married MARTHA L. ISAACS 05 Sep 1860 in Saline Co. Arkansas, daughter of SILAS ISAACS and SARAH GILLESPIE. She was born 1834 in Tuscaloosa, County, Alabama, and died Bet. 1876 - 1880 in Grant County, Arkansas.
Notes for RICHARD THOMAS STOCKTON:
This article appeared in the Arkansas Methodist May 29, 1897.
His companionship was calculated to make a man better. His conversation was always of something practical and elevating. His mind dwelt much on things the future and his end was that of a quite and unassuming Christian soldier, laying aside his armor for a crown. He was as devoted a steward in his church, as we ever knew. He was as charitable a Mason as we have ever met. He was a true and devoted a friend as could be found anywhere. His life was one of earnest solicitude for the welfare of his children and friends. His death is realized as a personal loss by the editor and all connected with the Highlight. Grant County has lost one of her best citizens. The Methodist Church one of her steadfast friends and supporters. The Masonic fraternity one of is zealous and charitable members. His family a father who's every heart throbs was a prayer for their good in life to come. Farewell, friend and brother. We clip the above from the Sheridan Headlight, edited by Brother J. S. Williams, who had known Brother Stockton for many years.
Brother Stockton was born September 11, 1836. Moved to Arkansas in the fifties and settled in what is now Grant County. He formerly belonged to the Baptist Church, but joined the Methodist Church under the pastorate of Rev. C. Pope, in 1859. He was married to Miss M. L. Isaacs September 5, 1860, with whom he lived happily until she preceded him to the heavenly home a few years before his death.
On March 23, 1897, he laid aside his armor, which had been kept bright by the work he wrought in trying to promote the cause he had espoused in the days of his vigor and manhood of youth. He was regarded as the pillar of New Hope Church, near Sheridan, where he had held his membership - serving as steward a good portion of the time - for nearly forty years. He leaves 8 children, six sons and two daughters. May his noble mantle fall upon his sons. O. H. Keadle, Stockton R
Confederate States Note Issue to Richard T Stockton while serving Richard T. Stockton at Port Hudson. La
Photo contributed by Craig Patrick Boland 2nd great-grand of Richard T. Stockton
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Richard T. Stockton stood 6 ft. tall, had blue eyes, brown hair, and had a fair complexion. He must have been one of many young southern men who represented the best the South had to offer.
Richard fought in several battles during the Civil war. Port Hudson was one on them and proved to be of critical importance to the confederate defense of the Mississippi River. The fortifications built there by the confederate army were strategically located on high bluffs overlooking a sharp bend in the river. Any union naval gunboat was in clear view and had to slow down when making a turn at this point in the river. Because of its ideal location it could be easily be defended by confederate guns.
The siege of Port Hudson began on May 23, 1863. A vastly outnumbered force of determined southern defenders was pitted against 30,000 union soldiers. What began on that day was a siege that was to last for 48 days. This was the longest siege in United States military history. Ferocious assaults were thrown against the 6,800 brave defenders during the siege. These actions constituted some of the most severe and bloodiest fighting of the entire civil war. The siege took a heavy toll on both union, and confederate forces. Estimated casualties on the union side were over 5,000 men. The confederate forces suffered greatly also. Towards the end of the siege, the confederate army had exhausted their ammunition. They had to resort to eating mules, horses, and rats to keep from starving.
On July 7, preparations were made for the final assault by General Banks the commander of the union forces. A storming party of a thousand union volunteers was organized to breach the battered fort defenses. Heavily charged mines were put in place at the siege works, which would signal the final doom for the exhausted defenders. Fortunately for those brave men both north and south, a note was dispatched to General Banks informing him that General Grant had taken Vicksburg.
As the good news spread throughout the trenches, I can hear the jubilant shouts of the union army poised for the final attack. A note was quickly dispatched to the confederate works. I can hear the shout by a Johnny Reb saying; "That's just another damned Yankee lie". But the Rebels must have known because, the forest echoed with the strains of the star spangled banner from a long silence band. As the firing died away, silence fell upon both lines north and south. The next morning at 2:00 the long awaited gray envelope came from the commander of the besieged defenders, admitting surrender.
The following is a quote from the book, Battles And Leader Of The Civil War, "But, stout as the defense had been, the besiegers had on their part displayed some of the highest qualities of the soldier; among these valor in attack, patient endurance of privation, suffering, and incredible toil, and perseverance under discouragement. And to the defenders and besiegers it is alike unjust to say, even though it has been said by the highest authority, that Port Hudson surrendered only because Vicksburg had fallen. The simple truth was Port Hudson surrendered because its hour had come. The Garrison is literally starving."
On the July 8, a long train of supplies was dispatched to the famished garrison. Final preparations were made for the surrender. On July the ninth, the union army marched into the fortress with colors flying and bands playing. The confederate stacked their arms, and hauled down their flag, and in its place flew the Stars and Stripes. By order of General Banks, General Garners' sword was returned to him in the presence of his men in recognition of a heroic defense.
Richard T Stockton was paroled and signed The Oath of Allegiances December 31, 1863, after the fall of Port Hudson and made his way back to Saline County. On his way back he must have thought about the events that took place during the siege. He must not have been alone in his journey back, because his brother-in-law James Maguire was also insisted in the Arkansas 18th Arkansas Infantry, and assigned to the Garrison at Port Hudson. Both men knew that the Vicksburg had fallen to Grant and the south had suffered a devastating defeat at Gettysburg. This was the turning point in the war and I'm sure that both realize this as they walk together.
I don't know what time of day it was when he finally could see his house in the distance. I can almost hear the dogs barking and yipping, signaling to the family inside that their long awaited master was finally home.
Copy Written By Robert Reynolds
More About: RICHARD THOMAS STOCKTON:
Burial: 1897, By Member's of the Masonic Lodge
Census: 1860, Census Saline Co., Saline Township
Census 2: 1870, Census Grant Co., Calvert Township
Fact 2: Held the Rank of Sergeant.
Military service: CSA 18th. Arkansas Infantry Co., H
Obituary: 26 May 1897, Arkansas Methodist (Source)
Individual Note: Living in School District # 10 Cross Roads, Calvert Township Township 1890
More About: MARTHA L. ISAACS:
Census: 1870, Census Grant Co., Calvert Township
Obituary: 01 Sep 1888, Arkansas Methodist
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Stockton Family Album Submitted by Craig Patrick Boland
Marriage: 05 Sep 1860, Saline Co. Arkansas
Children of RICHARD STOCKTON and MARTHA ISAACS are:
6. i. VIRGIL VERION4 STOCKTON, b. 10 Jun 1861, Grant Co., Arkansas; d. 12 Jan 1940, Gardena, Los Angeles County, California.
7. ii. RICHARD RANDOFF STOCKTON, b. 21 Sep 1862, Grant Co. Arkansas; d. 23 Jan 1928, Fort Worth,Texas,Tarrant Co..
8. iii. SILAS SEPHEN STOCKTON, b. Mar 1865, Sheridan, Grant Co., Arkansas; d. 10 Jan 1904, Sheridan, Grant Co., Arkansas.
iv. SALLY M. STOCKTON, b. 1866, Grant Co. Arkansas.
9. v. ADDISON LOCKHART STOCKTON, b. 08 Jun 1868, Grant Co. Arkansas; d. 09 Jun 1946, Forth Worth,Texas.
10. vi. ROSALTHA ALICE STOCKTON, b. 09 Mar 1870, Calvert Township, Grant Co., Arkansas; d. 08 Jun 1930, Eastland County,Texas.
vii. GEORGE L. STOCKTON, b. 22 Oct 1871, Grant Co. Arkansas; d. 05 Dec 1924, Eastland County, Texas.
More About GEORGE L. STOCKTON:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Easland County
Census: Source 1880 census Grant Co. Calvert T.S.
viii. MARY C. STOCKTON, b. 22 Aug 1873, Grant Co. Arkansas; d. 24 Mar 1942, Eastland County Texas; m. SMITH.
More About MARY C. STOCKTON:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Easland County
Census 2: Cemertey inscriptions Volume 11 by Weldon I. Hudson
ix. JAMES S. STOCKTON, b. 21 Aug 1875, Grant Co. Arkansas; d. 23 Mar 1941, Eastland County, Texas.
More About JAMES S. STOCKTON:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Easland County
Census: Source 1880 census Grant Co. Cavert T. S.
5. WILLIAM THOMAS3 STOCKTON (HARRIS CAPMAN2, NATHANIEL1) was born 28 Mar 1842 in Tippah County, Mississippi, and died 14 Jun 1919 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas. He married SARAH JANE HAMILTON 09 Aug 1866 in Saline County, Arkansas. She was born 27 Sep 1845 in Tennessee, and died 05 Jan 1917 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
Notes for WILLIAM THOMAS STOCKTON:
Notes for SARAH JANE HAMILTON:
Joseph Hamilton was the father of Sarah Jane Hamilto. The following article was taking from Goodspeed's History of Grant County, Arkansas.
Joseph Hamilton by well directed efforts and energy has come to be well and favorably known to the citizens of Grant County. He first saw the light of day in Marion County, Tennessee, October 19, 1843, as the son of William and Sarah Fower Hicks of Tennessee origin. The father was born January 8, 1807, and died November 6, 1876. His wife was born May 4, 1808 and died August 1, 1887. They were married in their native state, there made their home until 1857, and came to Arkansas, located in what was Saline County now Grant County, in the neighborhood of where their son Joseph lives. William Hamilton was a wagon maker and a farmer, and together with his wife, was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for nearly half a century. His wife was the widow of E. M. Hicks deceased. There was born to the marriage of William Hamilton and Sarah Hicks, a family of five children, Joseph being the oldest. Four of the children are living Joseph, Sarah-wife of W. T. Stockton, farmer of Grant County. Emly wife of Asa A. Billingslea of Grant County and Cynthia, wife of A. B. Chiders, former of Grant County : Nancy K. wife of Henry Paxton, of Grant County , died when 30 years old. Joseph Hamilton received his education in Tennessee, and on July 11, 1861 enlisted in Co. F. 11th Arkansas Infantry, Confederate Army. He was taken prisoner below New Madrid., Missouri, and then carried north and continued to Camp Douglas , Chicago . After and incarceration of only 10 days, he and his half-brother, E. M. Hicks made their escape by crawling through a hole in the wall of the barracks. Their monetary position amounted to a 1.25 and they were 1000 miles from home, among enemies. Plainly perceiving that their only hope in reaching home was by walking, they set out; but having braving all sorts of dangers and suffering privation and privation, at the close of the 36th day on the road. They reached home, footsore lame and weary. Resting but briefly at their homes, they again join their commands at port Hudson. On June 3 at Clinton Louisiana, Mr. Hamilton was once more taken prisoner, soon being pardoned and returned home, where he remained. He took part in the battles of Island Number 10, Port Hudson and other places along the Mississippi River. After recovering from the effects of the war he made an extended trip to Texas, on horseback, trading in stock. In 1870 he located on the place where E. M. Hicks began to farm, and has never followed farming and stock raising and trading. The war wiped away all his property, but he continued industry and able management, he has been very successful. In 1878 he moved to the place on which he now lives he was married in 1873, to Sally Wylie, daughter of David J. Wylie. She was born in Gordon County, Georgia on March 1, 1855 by this union were seven sure all living. Cynthia L., Joseph W. Ralph W., I do, Blanche, David B., and Lawrence G. Mrs. Hamilton is a member of the Methodists Episcopal Church all her husband is a Democrat and a member of the Masonic order.
More About: SARAH JANE HAMILTON:
Burial: 1917, Buried at Greenwood Memorial Park
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Marriage: 09 Aug 1866, Saline County, Arkansas
Married By: Calvin M Gentry
Children of WILLIAM STOCKTON and SARAH HAMILTON are:
i. WILLIIAM T4 STOCKTON, b. 21 Dec 1872, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. 26 Jun 1949, Miller County, Arkansas.
More About: WILLIIAM T STOCKTON:
Individual Note: Arkansas Death Index 1914-1950
ii. JAMES POLK STOCKTON, b. 26 Apr 1875, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. 02 Apr 1958, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas; m. FANNIE DEE TUNNER, 26 Nov 1898, Fannin County, Texas; b. 10 Sep 1878; d. 19 Jan 1947, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
More About: JAMES POLK STOCKTON:
Burial: 1958, Oaklawn Cemetery Block 59 Fort Worth,Texas
Census: 1900, Honey Grove, Fannin, Texas
Census 2: 1910, Justice Precinct 1, Tarrant, TX
Religion: Member Polytechnic Methodist Church Fort Worth; Membership Card 1655
More About: FANNIE DEE TUNNER:
Burial: 1947, Oaklawn Cemetery Block 59 Fort Worth,Texas
Religion: Member Polytechnic Methodist Church Fort Worth; Membership Card 1656
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Marriage: 26 Nov 1898, Fannin County, Texas
11. iii. SARAH SALLIE STAPLES STOCKTON, b. 04 Feb 1878, Grant County, Arkansas; d. 06 Apr 1963, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
12. iv. MARTHA MARINE STOCKTON, b. 04 Feb 1879, Grant County, Arkansas; d. 02 Dec 1954, Forth Worth,Texas,Tarrant Co..
v. FREDERICK ALVA STOCKTON, b. 29 Aug 1885, Grant County, Arkansas; d. 18 Apr 1970, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
Generation No. 4
6. VIRGIL VERION4 STOCKTON (RICHARD THOMAS3, THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born 10 Jun 1861 in Grant Co., Arkansas, and died 12 Jan 1940 in Gardena, Los Angeles County, California. He married SARAH ELIZABETH MCCALL. She was born Jun 1862 in Arkansas, and died between, 1930 - 1950.
More About: VIRGIL VERION STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Census Grant Co., AR Calvert T. S. E. D. 35 Line21
Census 2: 1910, Census Tarrant Co., Texas E. D. 157 Sheet 223
Census 3: 1920, Gardena, Los Angeles, California
Individual Note: 1940, California Death Index, 1940-1997
Individual Note: Living in School District # 17 Shiloh, Calvert Township in 1890
More About: SARAH ELIZABETH MCCALL:
Census: 1920, Gardena, Los Angeles, California
Census 2: 1930, Gardena, Los Angeles, California
Children of VIRGIL STOCKTON and SARAH MCCALL are:
i. ROSA5 STOCKTON, b. Apr 1886, Grant Co., Arkansas.
More About: ROSA STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Census Grant Co., Ar., Calvert T. S. E.D. 35 Line21
ii. MINNIE STOCKTON, b. Jan 1892, Grant Co., Arkansas; m. W. M. WILSON, 20 Dec 1907, Grant Co. Arkansas.
More About: MINNIE STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Census Grant Co., Ar. Calvert T. S. E.D. 35 Line21
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Marriage: 20 Dec 1907, Grant Co. Arkansas
iii. ETHEL STOCKTON, b. Aug 1894, Grant Co., Arkansas.
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Census: 1900, Census Grant Co., Ar. Calvert T. S. E.D. 35 Line21
iv. FRED DEWEY STOCKTON, b. 28 Mar 1899, Grant Co., Arkansas; d. 14 Jun 1956, Los Angeles, California.
Notes for FRED DEWEY STOCKTON:
Fred Stockton was the person that pointed me in the right direction. I was visiting Doris Capers in Fort Worth, Texas and she suggested that I call him about the Stockton Family Line. He told me about the families early roots in Saline County and Grant Counties located in Arkansas. His helpful information proved to be true, for without his help I wouldn't have had a starting place to look. This bit of choice information blossomed into a fruitful search with is still in progress.
More About:FRED DEWEY STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Census Grant Co., AR Calvert T. S. E.D. 35 Line21
Individual Note: 1956, California Death Index, 1940-1997
v. PAUL STOCKTON, b. 1902.
More About PAUL STOCKTON:
Census: 1910, Census Tarrant Co. Texas Sheet 5 E.D.157 Line 223
7. RICHARD RANDOFF4 STOCKTON (RICHARD THOMAS3, THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born 21 Sep 1862 in Grant Co. Arkansas, and died 23 Jan 1928 in Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant Co. He married MARTHA MARINE STOCKTON 24 Mar 1895 in Grant Co. Arkansas, daughter of WILLIAM STOCKTON and SARAH HAMILTON. She was born 04 Feb 1879 in Grant County, Arkansas, and died 02 Dec 1954 in Forth Worth, Texas, Tarrant Co.
Notes for RICHARD RANDOFF STOCKTON:
More About: RICHARD RANDOFF STOCKTON:
Burial: Greenwood Memorial Park Fort Worth, TX
Census: Buried in section number 5-E Grave 141
Census 2: 1920, Polytechnic, Tarrant, Texas
Individual Note: 1928, Texas Death Records No.4099
More About: MARTHA MARINE STOCKTON:
Burial: Buried Memorial Park Fort Worth, TX
Census: Membership index card number 166
Religion: Member Polytechnic Methodist Church Fort Worth, Texas
More About: RICHARD STOCKTON and MARTHA STOCKTON:
Marriage: 24 Mar 1895, Grant Co. Arkansas
Children of RICHARD STOCKTON and MARTHA STOCKTON are:
i. RICHARD CLIFTON5 STOCKTON, b. 06 Jan 1906, Boswell, Choctaw County, Oklahoma; d. 13 Nov 1977, Jefferson County, Texas; m. BERTHA O; b. 1906, Texas.
More About: RICHARD CLIFTON STOCKTON:
Census: 1930, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas
More About: BERTHA O:
Census: 1930, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas
13. ii. EULA MAY STOCKTON, b. 22 Oct 1910, Tarrant County, Texas; d. 18 Jul 1996, San Angelo, Texas.
iii. SARAH RUTH ELIZABETH STOCKTON, b. 12 Dec 1911, Tarrant County, Texas.
More About: SARAH RUTH ELIZABETH STOCKTON:
Census: 1920, Polytechnic, Tarrant, Texas
iv. JAMES CLARENCE STOCKTON, b. 01 Oct 1918, Tarrant County, Texas; d. 01 Mar 1993, College Station, Brazos, Texas.
8. SILAS SEPHEN4 STOCKTON (RICHARD THOMAS3, THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born Mar 1865 in Sheridan, Grant Co., Arkansas, and died 10 Jan 1904 in Sheridan, Grant Co., Arkansas. He married LAURA LOUELLA LEE 09 Aug 1889 in Grant Co., Arkansas. She was born 20 Dec 1870 in Arkansas, and died 09 May 1904 in Sheridan, Grant Co. Arkansas.
More About: SILAS SEPHEN STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Census Grant Co., Darysaw Township
More About: SILAS STOCKTON and LAURA LEE:
Marriage: 09 Aug 1889, Grant Co., Arkansas
Individual Note: Living in School District # 10, Cross Roads Calvert Township 1890
Children of SILAS STOCKTON and LAURA LEE are:
i. JOESPH RICHARD5 STOCKTON, b. 23 May 1890, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. 03 Jan 1966, Texarkana, Bowie, Texas.
ii. IVA CATHERINE STOCKTON, b. 19 Sep 1891, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. Oct 1984, Eastland County, Texas; m. CHARLES AUBREY DRIVER; b. 21 Dec 1887; d. 13 Nov 1967, Eastland Co.Texas.
14. iii. DELLA BLANCHE STOCKTON, b. 26 Feb 1895, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. 10 Dec 1977, Gorman ,Texas.
iv. LAURENCE VERNON STOCKTON, b. 31 Dec 1896, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. Jun 1969, Waco, McLennan, Texas.
v. ALICE W. STOCKTON, b. 10 Nov 1898, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. 04 Sep 1903, Grant, County, Arkansas.
vi. HAZEL HATTIE STOCKTON, b. 07 Nov 1900, Grant, County, Arkansas; d. 12 Feb 1958, Albuqerque, Bernalillo, New Mexico; m. JAMES ORES JONES, 07 Jun 1919, Eastland County, Texas.
More About JAMES JONES and HAZEL STOCKTON:
Marriage: 07 Jun 1919, Eastland County, Texas
9. ADDISON LOCKHART4 STOCKTON (RICHARD THOMAS3, THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born 08 Jun 1868 in Grant Co. Arkansas, and died 09 Jun 1946 in Forth Worth, Texas. He married SARAH SALLIE STAPLES STOCKTON 01 Jan 1895 in Honey Grove, Texas, daughter of WILLIAM STOCKTON and SARAH HAMILTON. She was born 04 Feb 1878 in Grant County, Arkansas, and died 06 Apr 1963 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
Notes for ADDISON LOCKHART STOCKTON:
Sarah Sallie Stockton was born 4 February 1878, married 1 January 1895, Honey Grove, Texas, Addison Lockhart Stockton. Her twin sister, Martha Mattie Stockton, married May 1895 Richard Randolph Stockton, brother of Addison Lockhart Stockton, in Grant County, Arkansas. Sarah and Martha were daughters of William Thomas Stockton and Sarah Jane Hamilton. Addison and Richard were sons of Richard T. Stockton and Martha L. Issacs.
Source: Fort Smith Genealogical Society, Footprints. 1977, Volume 20, pg. 56.
More About ADDISON LOCKHART STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Justice Precinct 5, Fannin, Texas
Census 2: 1910, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas
Census 3: 1930, 1930 Census Tarrant County, Texas
Individual Note: 08 Jun 1868, Buried at Greenwood Memorial Park Section 5E lot 141
Notes for SARAH SALLIE STAPLES STOCKTON:
William Thomas was a private in the 2nd Regt. Ark. Inf. Co. K. CSA. He and sent home sick or disabled early in the war. Source Graig Boland
More About SARAH SALLIE STAPLES STOCKTON:
Burial: 06 Apr 1963, Buried at Greenwood Memorial Park Section 5E lot 141
Census: 1900, Justice Precinct 5, Fannin, Texas
Individual Note: 1963, Church index card No. 1659
Religion: 1963, Member Polytechnic Methodist Church Forth Worth,Tx.
More About ADDISON STOCKTON and SARAH STOCKTON:
Marriage: 01 Jan 1895, Honey Grove, Texas
Children of ADDISON STOCKTON and SARAH STOCKTON are:
15. i. LAWRENCE ADDISON5 STOCKTON, b. 30 Jan 1897, Fannin,Texas; d. Feb 1975, Fort Worth,Texas,Tarrant Co..
ii. CLARENCE STOCKTON, b. 26 May 1899, Fannin,Texas; d. Sep 1967, Texas.
More About: CLARENCE STOCKTON:
Census: 1910, Census Tarrant Co., Texas E.D. 91 Sheet 349
16. iii. THOMAS ESTON STOCKTON, b. 11 Oct 1901, Fannin,Texas; d. Mar 1979, Sacramento, Sacramento, California.
17. iv. ELMER AUSTON STOCKTON, b. 30 Oct 1906, Texas; d. 20 Nov 1969, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
v. HOWARD RICHARD STOCKTON, b. 17 Dec 1908, Texas; d. 06 Feb 1961, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas.
More About: HOWARD RICHARD STOCKTON:
Census: 1961, Buried at Greenwood Memorial Park Section 5E lot 141
Military service: World War I1 Pvt. Co. A 745 Militory Police BN
10. ROSALTHA ALICE4 STOCKTON (RICHARD THOMAS3, THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born 09 Mar 1870 in Calvert Township, Grant Co., Arkansas, and died 08 Jun 1930 in Eastland County,Texas. She married WILLIAM A. GENTRY 22 Feb 1890 in Cherry Grove, Grant County, Arkansas. He was born 20 Sep 1856 in Arkansas, and died 24 Apr 1930 in Eastland County, Texas.
More About ROSALTHA ALICE STOCKTON:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Eastland County
Census: Cemetery inscriptions Volume 11 by Weldon I. Hudson
More About: WILLIAM A. GENTRY:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Eastland County
Census: Cemetery inscriptions Volume 11 by Weldon I. Hudson
More About: WILLIAM GENTRY and ROSALTHA STOCKTON:
Marriage: 22 Feb 1890, Cherry Grove, Grant County, Arkansas
Children of ROSALTHA STOCKTON and WILLIAM GENTRY are:
i. MAUD L.5 GENTRY, b. Feb 1891, Grant Co. Arkansas.
ii. RUBY C. GENTRY, b. Oct 1892, Grant Co. Arkansas.
iii. ADDISON W. GENTRY, b. 19 Aug 1894, Grant Co. Arkansas; d. 10 Oct 1918, Eastland Co, Texas.
More About :ADDISON W. GENTRY:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Easland County
Military service: Pvt. in World War I
iv. WILLIAM R. GENTRY, b. Mar 1896, Grant Co. Arkansas.
v. NEWTON L. GENTRY, b. Feb 1898, Grant Co. Arkansas.
vi. EULA G. GENTRY, b. Feb 1900.
vii. ALBERT A. GENTRY, b. 1903, Grant Co. Arkansas.
viii. EDNA A. GENTRY, b. 1905.
ix. ALVIN GENTRY, b. 28 Jan 1905, Eastland County, Texas; d. 15 Feb 1905, Eastland County, Texas.
More About: ALVIN GENTRY:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Easland County
x. LILLIE GENTRY, b. 1907.
xi. WILLIE GENTRY, b. 22 Oct 1907, Eastland, County Texas; d. 30 Mar 1910, Eastland, County, Texas.
More About: WILLIE GENTRY:
Burial: Carbon Restland Cemetery, Easland County
Census: 30 Mar 1910, Buried at Carbon Restland Cemetery
11. SARAH SALLIE STAPLES4 STOCKTON (WILLIAM THOMAS3, HARRIS CAPMAN2, NATHANIEL1) was born 04 Feb 1878 in Grant County, Arkansas, and died 06 Apr 1963 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas. She married ADDISON LOCKHART STOCKTON 01 Jan 1895 in Honey Grove, Texas, son of RICHARD STOCKTON and MARTHA ISAACS. He was born 08 Jun 1868 in Grant Co. Arkansas, and died 09 Jun 1946 in Forth Worth, Texas.
Notes for SARAH SALLIE STAPLES STOCKTON:
William Thomas was a private in the 2nd Regt. Ark. Inf. Co. K. CSA. He and sent home sick or disabled early in the war. Source Graig Boland
More About: SARAH SALLIE STAPLES STOCKTON:
Burial: 06 Apr 1963, Buried at Greenwood Memorial Park Section 5E lot 141
Census: 1900, Justice Precinct 5, Fannin, Texas
Individual Note: 1963, Church index card No. 1659
Religion: 1963, Member Polytechnic Methodist Church Forth Worth, TX
Notes for ADDISON LOCKHART STOCKTON:
Sarah Sallie Stockton was born 4 February 1878 and married on 1 January 1895, At Honey Grove, Texas, Addison Lockhart Stockton. Her twin sister, Martha Mattie Stockton, married May 1895 Richard Randolph Stockton, brother of Addison Lockhart Stockton, in Grant County, Arkansas. Sarah and Martha were daughters of William Thomas Stockton and Sarah Jane Hamilton. Addison and Richard were sons of Richard T. Stockton and Martha L. Issacs.
Source: Fort Smith Genealogical Society, Footprints. 1977,Volume 20, pg. 56.
More About: ADDISON LOCKHART STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Justice Precinct 5, Fannin, Texas
Census 2: 1910, Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas
Census 3: 1930, 1930 Census Tarrant County, Texas
Individual Note: 08 Jun 1868, Buried at Greenwood Memorial Park Section 5E lot 141
More About: ADDISON STOCKTON and SARAH STOCKTON:
Marriage: 01 Jan 1895, Honey Grove, Texas
Children are listed above under (9) Addison Lockhart Stockton.
12. MARTHA MARINE4 STOCKTON (WILLIAM THOMAS3, HARRIS CAPMAN2, NATHANIEL1) was born 04 Feb 1879 in Grant County, Arkansas, and died 02 Dec 1954 in Forth Worth, Texas, Tarrant Co.. She married RICHARD RANDOFF STOCKTON 24 Mar 1895 in Grant Co. Arkansas, son of RICHARD STOCKTON and MARTHA ISAACS. He was born 21 Sep 1862 in Grant Co. Arkansas, and died 23 Jan 1928 in Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant Co..
More About: MARTHA MARINE STOCKTON:
Burial: Buried Memorial Park Fort Worth, TX
Census: Membership index card number 166
Religion: Member Polytechnic Methodist Church Fort Worth, Texas
Notes for RICHARD RANDOFF STOCKTON:
More About: RICHARD RANDOFF STOCKTON:
Burial: Greenwood Memorial Park Fort Worth, TX
Census: Buried in section number 5-E Grave 141
Census 2: 1920, Polytechnic, Tarrant, Texas
Individual Note: 1928, Texas Death Records No.4099
More About: RICHARD STOCKTON and MARTHA STOCKTON:
Marriage: 24 Mar 1895, Grant Co. Arkansas
Children are listed above under (7) Richard Randoff Stockton.
Generation No. 5
13. EULA MAY5 STOCKTON (RICHARD RANDOFF4, RICHARD THOMAS3, THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born 22 Oct 1910 in Tarrant County, Texas, and died 18 Jul 1996 in San Angelo, Texas. She married JOHN EDWARD PRICE.
Child of EULA STOCKTON and JOHN PRICE is:
i. JOHN GORDON6 PRICE, b.private, Texas.
14. DELLA BLANCHE5 STOCKTON (SILAS SEPHEN4, RICHARD THOMAS3, THOMAS LARKHART2, NATHANIEL1) was born 26 Feb 1895 in Grant, County, Arkansas, and died 10 Dec 1977 in Gorman, Texas. She married WILLIAM EDWARD REYNOLDS 26 Jan 1924 in Eastland County, Texas., son of LEONIDAS REYNOLDS and NANCY HOGAN. He was born 26 Jun 1885 in Hot Springs, Garland County, AR, and died 06 Feb 1940 in Gorman, Eastland County, Texas.
More About: DELLA BLANCHE STOCKTON:
Census: 1900, Census Grant Co., AR, Darysaw Township E. D. No., 35 sheet 7 line 90
Census 2: 1910, Living with Mary C. Stockton 1910 Census
More About: WILLIAM EDWARD REYNOLDS:
Census: 1900, Census Garland County, Arkansas, Hot Springs T. S.
Record 1: Pauline Reynolds Buckle was very helpful in sharing her family history.
Record 2: Thanks to Velma Bennett for her contribution to my research.
More About: WILLIAM REYNOLDS and DELLA STOCKTON:
Marriage: 26 Jan 1924, Eastland County, Texas.
Children of DELLA STOCKTON and WILLIAM REYNOLDS are:
i. MYRTLE DORIS6 REYNOLDS, b. 02 Oct 1925, Gorman ,Texas; m. PRESTON A. CAPERS, 25 Aug 1946, Eastland ,County Texas.; b. 25 May 1924, Gorman ,Texas; d. 20 Nov 1980, Fort Worth Tex..
More About :PRESTON CAPERS and MYRTLE REYNOLDS:
Marriage: 25 Aug 1946, Eastland,County Texas.
ii. EDDIE PAULINE REYNOLDS, b. 07 Aug 1926, Gorman,Texas; m. IVAN OREN BUCKLE, 16 Apr 1944, Eastland County ,Texas.; b. 23 Apr 1918, Prospe, Coos, Or.; d. 12 Dec 2003, Winston, OR.
More About: EDDIE PAULINE REYNOLDS:
Census: 18 Jul 1995, Source of information Eddie Pauline Reynolds Buckle
More About: IVAN OREN BUCKLE:
Census: Source Of information Eddie Pauline Reynolds Buckle
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