Job Stockton, a son of Abigail (nee ___?___ ) and Richard Stockton (c.1635-1707), was born in about 1676 in Flushing, Long Island, New York. His father, Richard, now known as Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton, was living in Flushing by 1657 when he was one of the 30 brave souls who signed the Flushing Remonstrance.
A History of the Stockton Family, by J. W. Stockton
"that the tract of land purchased by Richard Stockton in West Jersey was originally known by the Indian name of An-na-nicken; that it was over two miles in length and one in width; and that the mansion house of the late James Shreve is on the site of the house built and occupied by Mr. Stockton until his death."
The Richard Stockton estate is in what is now Springfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. Richard purchased this property from George Hutchinson. It is located on Annaricken Brook, also known as Annaniken, Oneanickon, Oneakiekon, and An-na-nicken. There are now horse farms located on what was Richard Stockton's and later Job Stockton's property.
Will of Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton
In the name of God, Amen:
I, Richard Stockton, being sick and weak of body but sound of memory, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following . . . I give to my son Job my plantation and all the improvements with four hundred ackers of land to him and to his heires and assignes forever, not to possess it till the decease of my wife . . . I give to my dear wife Abigail . . .
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, Abstracts of Wills, Vol. II, 1730-1750
1728, July 29. Stockton, Job, Sr., of Springfield, Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. Eldest son, Joseph, land adjoining John Woods. Son, Jobe. Son, William, land adjoining John Clark and John Stockton. Daughter, Anna, under age. Brother, John Stockton, and kinsman, Thomas Shinn, to make equal division of my land. Executors - wife, Anna, and son Jobe. Witnesses - Richard Bennit, Ann Stockton, Tho. Shinn, John Stockton, Sarah Stevenson. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p.229
1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.). Stockton, Job, Jr., of Springfield, Burlington Co.; will of. Brothers - Joseph and William, the plantation given me by my deceased father. Sister, Anna Stockton. Mother, Anna Stockton, a negro girl. Brother, William, sole executor. Witnessess - John Sykes, Francis Chamard, Jos. Reckless. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p. 231
Note: The will of Job Stockton, Jr., dated "1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.)" mentions "the plantation given me by my deceased father." Job Stockton, Sr., died after the date of his will (July 29, 1728) but before the November 21, 1732, date of Job Stockton, Jr.'s will.
Children of Anna (nee Petty) and Job Stockton, Sr:
Joseph Stockton (c.1710-c.1741) married Mary Farnsworth
Job Stockton, Jr., died Nov. or Dec. 1732, did not marry
William Stockton (1712-1781) married Mary Bryan or Brian
Anna Stockton married Vincent Leeds in 1736
Children of Abigail (nee unknown) and Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton:
Richard "The Builder" Stockton (c.1665-1709) married Susanna (nee Witham) Robinson
Abigail Stockton born c.1667, married Richard Ridgway
Mary Stockton born c.1669, m. 1. Thomas Shinn, m. 2. Silas Crispin, m. 3. Richard Ridgway
Sarah Stockton born c.1671, m. 1. William Venicombe, m. 2. Benjamin Jones
John Stockton born c.1674, m. 1. Mary Leeds, m. 2. Ann Ogborn
Job Stockton born c.1676, married Anna Petty
Hannah Stockton born c.1678, married Philip Phillips (1678-1740)
Elizabeth Stockton born c.1682, married William Budd Jr.
History of the Stockton Family, John Wharton Stockton, 1881
The Stockton Family of England and the United States, William Francis Cregar, 1888
Early Baptists of New York, Thomas Armitage, 1890
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Volume XXI,1664-1703, edited by William Nelson, 1899
Patents and Deeds and Other Early Records of New Jersey, 1664-1703, edited by William Nelson (Originally published as Archives of the State of New Jersey, First Series, Volume XXI, 1899.
The Stockton Genealogy, Rev. Elias Boudinot Stockton, 1909
The Stockton Family of New Jersey and Other Stocktons, by Thomas Coates Stockton, M.D., 1911, Washington, D.C., Carnahan Press
A House Called Morven, by Alfred Hoyt Bill, 1954
New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American Religious Liberty, by Evan Haefeli, 2012
Richard Stockton (c.1635-1707) of New Jersey, by Jerry J. Stockton
A History of the Stockton Family, by J. W. Stockton
"that the tract of land purchased by Richard Stockton in West Jersey was originally known by the Indian name of An-na-nicken; that it was over two miles in length and one in width; and that the mansion house of the late James Shreve is on the site of the house built and occupied by Mr. Stockton until his death."
The Richard Stockton estate is in what is now Springfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. Richard purchased this property from George Hutchinson. It is located on Annaricken Brook, also known as Annaniken, Oneanickon, Oneakiekon, and An-na-nicken. There are now horse farms located on what was Richard Stockton's and later Job Stockton's property.
Will of Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton
In the name of God, Amen:
I, Richard Stockton, being sick and weak of body but sound of memory, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following . . . I give to my son Job my plantation and all the improvements with four hundred ackers of land to him and to his heires and assignes forever, not to possess it till the decease of my wife . . . I give to my dear wife Abigail . . .
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, Abstracts of Wills, Vol. II, 1730-1750
1728, July 29. Stockton, Job, Sr., of Springfield, Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. Eldest son, Joseph, land adjoining John Woods. Son, Jobe. Son, William, land adjoining John Clark and John Stockton. Daughter, Anna, under age. Brother, John Stockton, and kinsman, Thomas Shinn, to make equal division of my land. Executors - wife, Anna, and son Jobe. Witnesses - Richard Bennit, Ann Stockton, Tho. Shinn, John Stockton, Sarah Stevenson. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p.229
1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.). Stockton, Job, Jr., of Springfield, Burlington Co.; will of. Brothers - Joseph and William, the plantation given me by my deceased father. Sister, Anna Stockton. Mother, Anna Stockton, a negro girl. Brother, William, sole executor. Witnessess - John Sykes, Francis Chamard, Jos. Reckless. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p. 231
Note: The will of Job Stockton, Jr., dated "1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.)" mentions "the plantation given me by my deceased father." Job Stockton, Sr., died after the date of his will (July 29, 1728) but before the November 21, 1732, date of Job Stockton, Jr.'s will.
Children of Anna (nee Petty) and Job Stockton, Sr:
Joseph Stockton (c.1710-c.1741) married Mary Farnsworth
Job Stockton, Jr., died Nov. or Dec. 1732, did not marry
William Stockton (1712-1781) married Mary Bryan or Brian
Anna Stockton married Vincent Leeds in 1736
Children of Abigail (nee unknown) and Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton:
Richard "The Builder" Stockton (c.1665-1709) married Susanna (nee Witham) Robinson
Abigail Stockton born c.1667, married Richard Ridgway
Mary Stockton born c.1669, m. 1. Thomas Shinn, m. 2. Silas Crispin, m. 3. Richard Ridgway
Sarah Stockton born c.1671, m. 1. William Venicombe, m. 2. Benjamin Jones
John Stockton born c.1674, m. 1. Mary Leeds, m. 2. Ann Ogborn
Job Stockton born c.1676, married Anna Petty
Hannah Stockton born c.1678, married Philip Phillips (1678-1740)
Elizabeth Stockton born c.1682, married William Budd Jr.
History of the Stockton Family, John Wharton Stockton, 1881
The Stockton Family of England and the United States, William Francis Cregar, 1888
Early Baptists of New York, Thomas Armitage, 1890
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Volume XXI,1664-1703, edited by William Nelson, 1899
Patents and Deeds and Other Early Records of New Jersey, 1664-1703, edited by William Nelson (Originally published as Archives of the State of New Jersey, First Series, Volume XXI, 1899.
The Stockton Genealogy, Rev. Elias Boudinot Stockton, 1909
The Stockton Family of New Jersey and Other Stocktons, by Thomas Coates Stockton, M.D., 1911, Washington, D.C., Carnahan Press
A House Called Morven, by Alfred Hoyt Bill, 1954
New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American Religious Liberty, by Evan Haefeli, 2012
Richard Stockton (c.1635-1707) of New Jersey, by Jerry J. Stockton
Job Stockton, a son of Abigail (nee ___?___ ) and Richard Stockton (c.1635-1707), was born in about 1676 in Flushing, Long Island, New York. His father, Richard, now known as Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton, was living in Flushing by 1657 when he was one of the 30 brave souls who signed the Flushing Remonstrance.
A History of the Stockton Family, by J. W. Stockton
"that the tract of land purchased by Richard Stockton in West Jersey was originally known by the Indian name of An-na-nicken; that it was over two miles in length and one in width; and that the mansion house of the late James Shreve is on the site of the house built and occupied by Mr. Stockton until his death."
The Richard Stockton estate is in what is now Springfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. Richard purchased this property from George Hutchinson. It is located on Annaricken Brook, also known as Annaniken, Oneanickon, Oneakiekon, and An-na-nicken. There are now horse farms located on what was Richard Stockton's and later Job Stockton's property.
Will of Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton
In the name of God, Amen:
I, Richard Stockton, being sick and weak of body but sound of memory, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following . . . I give to my son Job my plantation and all the improvements with four hundred ackers of land to him and to his heires and assignes forever, not to possess it till the decease of my wife . . . I give to my dear wife Abigail . . .
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, Abstracts of Wills, Vol. II, 1730-1750
1728, July 29. Stockton, Job, Sr., of Springfield, Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. Eldest son, Joseph, land adjoining John Woods. Son, Jobe. Son, William, land adjoining John Clark and John Stockton. Daughter, Anna, under age. Brother, John Stockton, and kinsman, Thomas Shinn, to make equal division of my land. Executors - wife, Anna, and son Jobe. Witnesses - Richard Bennit, Ann Stockton, Tho. Shinn, John Stockton, Sarah Stevenson. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p.229
1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.). Stockton, Job, Jr., of Springfield, Burlington Co.; will of. Brothers - Joseph and William, the plantation given me by my deceased father. Sister, Anna Stockton. Mother, Anna Stockton, a negro girl. Brother, William, sole executor. Witnessess - John Sykes, Francis Chamard, Jos. Reckless. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p. 231
Note: The will of Job Stockton, Jr., dated "1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.)" mentions "the plantation given me by my deceased father." Job Stockton, Sr., died after the date of his will (July 29, 1728) but before the November 21, 1732, date of Job Stockton, Jr.'s will.
Children of Anna (nee Petty) and Job Stockton, Sr:
Joseph Stockton (c.1710-c.1741) married Mary Farnsworth
Job Stockton, Jr., died Nov. or Dec. 1732, did not marry
William Stockton (1712-1781) married Mary Bryan or Brian
Anna Stockton married Vincent Leeds in 1736
Children of Abigail (nee unknown) and Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton:
Richard "The Builder" Stockton (c.1665-1709) married Susanna (nee Witham) Robinson
Abigail Stockton born c.1667, married Richard Ridgway
Mary Stockton born c.1669, m. 1. Thomas Shinn, m. 2. Silas Crispin, m. 3. Richard Ridgway
Sarah Stockton born c.1671, m. 1. William Venicombe, m. 2. Benjamin Jones
John Stockton born c.1674, m. 1. Mary Leeds, m. 2. Ann Ogborn
Job Stockton born c.1676, married Anna Petty
Hannah Stockton born c.1678, married Philip Phillips (1678-1740)
Elizabeth Stockton born c.1682, married William Budd Jr.
History of the Stockton Family, John Wharton Stockton, 1881
The Stockton Family of England and the United States, William Francis Cregar, 1888
Early Baptists of New York, Thomas Armitage, 1890
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Volume XXI,1664-1703, edited by William Nelson, 1899
Patents and Deeds and Other Early Records of New Jersey, 1664-1703, edited by William Nelson (Originally published as Archives of the State of New Jersey, First Series, Volume XXI, 1899.
The Stockton Genealogy, Rev. Elias Boudinot Stockton, 1909
The Stockton Family of New Jersey and Other Stocktons, by Thomas Coates Stockton, M.D., 1911, Washington, D.C., Carnahan Press
A House Called Morven, by Alfred Hoyt Bill, 1954
New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American Religious Liberty, by Evan Haefeli, 2012
Richard Stockton (c.1635-1707) of New Jersey, by Jerry J. Stockton
A History of the Stockton Family, by J. W. Stockton
"that the tract of land purchased by Richard Stockton in West Jersey was originally known by the Indian name of An-na-nicken; that it was over two miles in length and one in width; and that the mansion house of the late James Shreve is on the site of the house built and occupied by Mr. Stockton until his death."
The Richard Stockton estate is in what is now Springfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey. Richard purchased this property from George Hutchinson. It is located on Annaricken Brook, also known as Annaniken, Oneanickon, Oneakiekon, and An-na-nicken. There are now horse farms located on what was Richard Stockton's and later Job Stockton's property.
Will of Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton
In the name of God, Amen:
I, Richard Stockton, being sick and weak of body but sound of memory, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme following . . . I give to my son Job my plantation and all the improvements with four hundred ackers of land to him and to his heires and assignes forever, not to possess it till the decease of my wife . . . I give to my dear wife Abigail . . .
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, Abstracts of Wills, Vol. II, 1730-1750
1728, July 29. Stockton, Job, Sr., of Springfield, Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. Eldest son, Joseph, land adjoining John Woods. Son, Jobe. Son, William, land adjoining John Clark and John Stockton. Daughter, Anna, under age. Brother, John Stockton, and kinsman, Thomas Shinn, to make equal division of my land. Executors - wife, Anna, and son Jobe. Witnesses - Richard Bennit, Ann Stockton, Tho. Shinn, John Stockton, Sarah Stevenson. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p.229
1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.). Stockton, Job, Jr., of Springfield, Burlington Co.; will of. Brothers - Joseph and William, the plantation given me by my deceased father. Sister, Anna Stockton. Mother, Anna Stockton, a negro girl. Brother, William, sole executor. Witnessess - John Sykes, Francis Chamard, Jos. Reckless. Proved Dec. 22, 1732.
Lib. 3, p. 231
Note: The will of Job Stockton, Jr., dated "1732, 21st day, 9th mo. (Nov.)" mentions "the plantation given me by my deceased father." Job Stockton, Sr., died after the date of his will (July 29, 1728) but before the November 21, 1732, date of Job Stockton, Jr.'s will.
Children of Anna (nee Petty) and Job Stockton, Sr:
Joseph Stockton (c.1710-c.1741) married Mary Farnsworth
Job Stockton, Jr., died Nov. or Dec. 1732, did not marry
William Stockton (1712-1781) married Mary Bryan or Brian
Anna Stockton married Vincent Leeds in 1736
Children of Abigail (nee unknown) and Richard "The Emigrant" Stockton:
Richard "The Builder" Stockton (c.1665-1709) married Susanna (nee Witham) Robinson
Abigail Stockton born c.1667, married Richard Ridgway
Mary Stockton born c.1669, m. 1. Thomas Shinn, m. 2. Silas Crispin, m. 3. Richard Ridgway
Sarah Stockton born c.1671, m. 1. William Venicombe, m. 2. Benjamin Jones
John Stockton born c.1674, m. 1. Mary Leeds, m. 2. Ann Ogborn
Job Stockton born c.1676, married Anna Petty
Hannah Stockton born c.1678, married Philip Phillips (1678-1740)
Elizabeth Stockton born c.1682, married William Budd Jr.
History of the Stockton Family, John Wharton Stockton, 1881
The Stockton Family of England and the United States, William Francis Cregar, 1888
Early Baptists of New York, Thomas Armitage, 1890
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Volume XXI,1664-1703, edited by William Nelson, 1899
Patents and Deeds and Other Early Records of New Jersey, 1664-1703, edited by William Nelson (Originally published as Archives of the State of New Jersey, First Series, Volume XXI, 1899.
The Stockton Genealogy, Rev. Elias Boudinot Stockton, 1909
The Stockton Family of New Jersey and Other Stocktons, by Thomas Coates Stockton, M.D., 1911, Washington, D.C., Carnahan Press
A House Called Morven, by Alfred Hoyt Bill, 1954
New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American Religious Liberty, by Evan Haefeli, 2012
Richard Stockton (c.1635-1707) of New Jersey, by Jerry J. Stockton
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