Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton (c.1800-c.1880)
Rebecca Smith married Daniel Stockton (c.1798-c.1835), a son of "Smith Creek" John Stockton, and a grandson of Thomas Stockton, Sr., (c.1740-1809) the man Stockton's Valley was named after.
On June 8, 1820, James Smith, Rebecca's father, gave leave that Daniel Stockton might get a license to marry Rebecca, witnessed by George Smith, Rebecca's grandfather. George Smith was surety for £50 for the marriage of Rebecca and Daniel on June 10, 1820.
Rebecca's grandfather, George Smith, is the settler that Smith Creek is named after. George Smith lived next to "Smith Creek" John Stockton (Daniel's father).
Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton's exact date of birth is not known, however, she was shown in the 1850 census as 50, in the 1870 as 70, and in the 1880 census as 80, so born about 1800. When Rebecca was born Stockton's Valley was in Cumberland County, Kentucky. In 1836 this area become part of the newly formed Clinton County, Kentucky. Rebecca was born in Stockton's Valley and died in Stockton's Valley.
On June 15, 1878, Rebecca Stockton, now the widow of Daniel, applied for a pension for Daniel's service in the War of 1812. Daniel was a private in Captain William Wood's Company of Colonel James Wilson's Regiment.
Rebecca's exact date of death is not known, but she is shown in the 1880 census. Rebecca, Daniel, and their son Lemuel Leroy Stockton (1824-1903) are buried at Irwin Cemetery located on the land once owned by Daniel's grandfather Thomas Stockton, Sr., the founder of Stockton's Valley, shown on Luke Munsell's 1818 map of Kentucky.
Children of Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton:
Hiram Carl Stockton, born May 20, 1821
Jane Stockton, born about 1823
Lemuel Leroy Stockton, born October 24, 1824
Andrew J. Stockton, born about 1826
Mary Ann Stockton, born about 1827
James Paul Stockton, born about 1828
Rebecca Margaret Stockton, born about 1831
Nancy D. Stockton, born August 30, 1833
~ Carrol Van Stockton, born January 4, 1836
~ Lorenzo Dow G. Stockton, born about 1839
~ Phoebe E. Stockton, born about 1840
~ Commodore P. Stockton, born about 1843
See:
1810 census, Margaret, 45+
1820 census, Peggy, 45+
1830 census, Daniel, 30-40
Daniel died about 1835, see Clear Fork Church records
1840 census, Rebecca, 40-50
1850 census, Rebecca, 50
1860 census, Rebecca, 61
1870 census, Rebecca, 70
1880 census, Rebecca, 80, Tennessee
Bio by Jerry J. Stockton
Rebecca Smith married Daniel Stockton (c.1798-c.1835), a son of "Smith Creek" John Stockton, and a grandson of Thomas Stockton, Sr., (c.1740-1809) the man Stockton's Valley was named after.
On June 8, 1820, James Smith, Rebecca's father, gave leave that Daniel Stockton might get a license to marry Rebecca, witnessed by George Smith, Rebecca's grandfather. George Smith was surety for £50 for the marriage of Rebecca and Daniel on June 10, 1820.
Rebecca's grandfather, George Smith, is the settler that Smith Creek is named after. George Smith lived next to "Smith Creek" John Stockton (Daniel's father).
Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton's exact date of birth is not known, however, she was shown in the 1850 census as 50, in the 1870 as 70, and in the 1880 census as 80, so born about 1800. When Rebecca was born Stockton's Valley was in Cumberland County, Kentucky. In 1836 this area become part of the newly formed Clinton County, Kentucky. Rebecca was born in Stockton's Valley and died in Stockton's Valley.
On June 15, 1878, Rebecca Stockton, now the widow of Daniel, applied for a pension for Daniel's service in the War of 1812. Daniel was a private in Captain William Wood's Company of Colonel James Wilson's Regiment.
Rebecca's exact date of death is not known, but she is shown in the 1880 census. Rebecca, Daniel, and their son Lemuel Leroy Stockton (1824-1903) are buried at Irwin Cemetery located on the land once owned by Daniel's grandfather Thomas Stockton, Sr., the founder of Stockton's Valley, shown on Luke Munsell's 1818 map of Kentucky.
Children of Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton:
Hiram Carl Stockton, born May 20, 1821
Jane Stockton, born about 1823
Lemuel Leroy Stockton, born October 24, 1824
Andrew J. Stockton, born about 1826
Mary Ann Stockton, born about 1827
James Paul Stockton, born about 1828
Rebecca Margaret Stockton, born about 1831
Nancy D. Stockton, born August 30, 1833
~ Carrol Van Stockton, born January 4, 1836
~ Lorenzo Dow G. Stockton, born about 1839
~ Phoebe E. Stockton, born about 1840
~ Commodore P. Stockton, born about 1843
See:
1810 census, Margaret, 45+
1820 census, Peggy, 45+
1830 census, Daniel, 30-40
Daniel died about 1835, see Clear Fork Church records
1840 census, Rebecca, 40-50
1850 census, Rebecca, 50
1860 census, Rebecca, 61
1870 census, Rebecca, 70
1880 census, Rebecca, 80, Tennessee
Bio by Jerry J. Stockton
Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton (c.1800-c.1880)
Rebecca Smith married Daniel Stockton (c.1798-c.1835), a son of "Smith Creek" John Stockton, and a grandson of Thomas Stockton, Sr., (c.1740-1809) the man Stockton's Valley was named after.
On June 8, 1820, James Smith, Rebecca's father, gave leave that Daniel Stockton might get a license to marry Rebecca, witnessed by George Smith, Rebecca's grandfather. George Smith was surety for £50 for the marriage of Rebecca and Daniel on June 10, 1820.
Rebecca's grandfather, George Smith, is the settler that Smith Creek is named after. George Smith lived next to "Smith Creek" John Stockton (Daniel's father).
Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton's exact date of birth is not known, however, she was shown in the 1850 census as 50, in the 1870 as 70, and in the 1880 census as 80, so born about 1800. When Rebecca was born Stockton's Valley was in Cumberland County, Kentucky. In 1836 this area become part of the newly formed Clinton County, Kentucky. Rebecca was born in Stockton's Valley and died in Stockton's Valley.
On June 15, 1878, Rebecca Stockton, now the widow of Daniel, applied for a pension for Daniel's service in the War of 1812. Daniel was a private in Captain William Wood's Company of Colonel James Wilson's Regiment.
Rebecca's exact date of death is not known, but she is shown in the 1880 census. Rebecca, Daniel, and their son Lemuel Leroy Stockton (1824-1903) are buried at Irwin Cemetery located on the land once owned by Daniel's grandfather Thomas Stockton, Sr., the founder of Stockton's Valley, shown on Luke Munsell's 1818 map of Kentucky.
Children of Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton:
Hiram Carl Stockton, born May 20, 1821
Jane Stockton, born about 1823
Lemuel Leroy Stockton, born October 24, 1824
Andrew J. Stockton, born about 1826
Mary Ann Stockton, born about 1827
James Paul Stockton, born about 1828
Rebecca Margaret Stockton, born about 1831
Nancy D. Stockton, born August 30, 1833
~ Carrol Van Stockton, born January 4, 1836
~ Lorenzo Dow G. Stockton, born about 1839
~ Phoebe E. Stockton, born about 1840
~ Commodore P. Stockton, born about 1843
See:
1810 census, Margaret, 45+
1820 census, Peggy, 45+
1830 census, Daniel, 30-40
Daniel died about 1835, see Clear Fork Church records
1840 census, Rebecca, 40-50
1850 census, Rebecca, 50
1860 census, Rebecca, 61
1870 census, Rebecca, 70
1880 census, Rebecca, 80, Tennessee
Bio by Jerry J. Stockton
Rebecca Smith married Daniel Stockton (c.1798-c.1835), a son of "Smith Creek" John Stockton, and a grandson of Thomas Stockton, Sr., (c.1740-1809) the man Stockton's Valley was named after.
On June 8, 1820, James Smith, Rebecca's father, gave leave that Daniel Stockton might get a license to marry Rebecca, witnessed by George Smith, Rebecca's grandfather. George Smith was surety for £50 for the marriage of Rebecca and Daniel on June 10, 1820.
Rebecca's grandfather, George Smith, is the settler that Smith Creek is named after. George Smith lived next to "Smith Creek" John Stockton (Daniel's father).
Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton's exact date of birth is not known, however, she was shown in the 1850 census as 50, in the 1870 as 70, and in the 1880 census as 80, so born about 1800. When Rebecca was born Stockton's Valley was in Cumberland County, Kentucky. In 1836 this area become part of the newly formed Clinton County, Kentucky. Rebecca was born in Stockton's Valley and died in Stockton's Valley.
On June 15, 1878, Rebecca Stockton, now the widow of Daniel, applied for a pension for Daniel's service in the War of 1812. Daniel was a private in Captain William Wood's Company of Colonel James Wilson's Regiment.
Rebecca's exact date of death is not known, but she is shown in the 1880 census. Rebecca, Daniel, and their son Lemuel Leroy Stockton (1824-1903) are buried at Irwin Cemetery located on the land once owned by Daniel's grandfather Thomas Stockton, Sr., the founder of Stockton's Valley, shown on Luke Munsell's 1818 map of Kentucky.
Children of Rebecca (nee Smith) Stockton:
Hiram Carl Stockton, born May 20, 1821
Jane Stockton, born about 1823
Lemuel Leroy Stockton, born October 24, 1824
Andrew J. Stockton, born about 1826
Mary Ann Stockton, born about 1827
James Paul Stockton, born about 1828
Rebecca Margaret Stockton, born about 1831
Nancy D. Stockton, born August 30, 1833
~ Carrol Van Stockton, born January 4, 1836
~ Lorenzo Dow G. Stockton, born about 1839
~ Phoebe E. Stockton, born about 1840
~ Commodore P. Stockton, born about 1843
See:
1810 census, Margaret, 45+
1820 census, Peggy, 45+
1830 census, Daniel, 30-40
Daniel died about 1835, see Clear Fork Church records
1840 census, Rebecca, 40-50
1850 census, Rebecca, 50
1860 census, Rebecca, 61
1870 census, Rebecca, 70
1880 census, Rebecca, 80, Tennessee
Bio by Jerry J. Stockton
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