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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Augusta Mabel Maple Stockton: Birth: 27 JUL 1862. Death: 13 OCT 1891

  2. Martha White Stockton: Birth: 04 JUN 1864 in or Bob has June 8, 1864..

  3. James Andrew Stockton: Birth: 01 FEB 1866. Death: 17 MAR 1899 in Stockton Family Cemetery.

  4. Dee Thomas Stockton: Birth: 04 NOV 1867 in Or Bob has November 7, 1867..

  5. Andrew Wilfort Wilford Andy Stockton: Birth: 20 AUG 1869 in it may be WILFORD.

  6. Sophia Western Stockton: Birth: 23 AUG 1871 in or else October 23, 1871.

  7. Emily Priscilla Stockton: Birth: 14 FEB 1873. Death: in Houston. Buried in family cemetery near Bartlett.

  8. Simion Carothers Stockton: Birth: 07 OCT 1874. Death: 20 APR 1890 in Story of Bell County, Texas, Vol. II

  9. Douglas Hayden Stockton: Birth: 23 APR 1876. Death: in Story of Bell County, Texas, Vol. II

  10. Sarah Thermutheus Thermuthis Stockton: Birth: 22 OCT 1877.

  11. Mary Belle Stockton: Birth: 22 NOV 1879 in Age 20 born November 1879 in the 1900 Bell County soundex..

  12. Wellborn Wellburn Barton Stockton: Birth: 07 OCT 1881 in Age 18 Born October 1881 in the 1900 Bell County soundex.. Death: in Story of Bell County, Texas, Vol. II

  13. Hugh Mcintyre Stockton: Birth: 22 FEB 1883 in Age 17 Born February 1883 in the 1900 Bell County soundex..

  14. Ada Ellen Stockton: Birth: 22 FEB 1885 in Age 15 Born February 1885 in the 1900 Bell County soundex.. Death: in Story of Bell County, Texas, Vol. II

  15. Hayden P. Stockton: Birth: NOV 1890 in Found in the 1900 Bell County soundex with parents. Death: in B.H.Stockton and wife Mary E., with siblings Andrew, MaryB, W.B., H.M., AdaE.


Notes
a. Note:   Douglas Hayden Stockton II 1836 - 1920
  From "Story of Bell County Texas," Vol. II, page 914, a set of 2volumes in the Giddings City Library:
 Douglas H. Stockton is with his siblings in the 1850 census ofWashington County, where his mother is shown to be 48 years old.
 When he was 16 in 1852, he joined the Baptist Church and served asDeacon for about 50 years. He was a member of the Old Pecan GroveChurch, which later became the First Baptist Church of Bartlett.
 He was a Confederate soldier, and fought under Gen. Earl Van Doren.He assisted in the capture of Gen. Grant's supply train at HollySprings, Miss.
 The Stockton's moved to Bell County in 1870, and purchased 640 acresof the Moses Allen Headright near Indian Creek and west of the presenttown of Bartlett. This became their permanent homestead.
 When he first came to Bell County, he was the only Baptist within a10-mile radius of his home. He founded the Lone Star Sunday School,west of Bartlett, in 1906.
 He also was a member of the Masonic Lodge for 60 years.
 His mother Emily Bumpas Stockton went to live with her daughter SarahElizabeth Stockton Clemmons near Salado. When Sarah and family moved toWaco, Emily went to live with Douglas Hayden Stockton in the IndianCreek community, which must be near Bartlett and 20 miles southeast ofSalado. Bartlett is about 20 miles north of Taylor.
  He and Mollie had a big farm near Bartlett, which is on theWilliamson-Bell county line.
  From "Story of Bell County TX," two volumes in the Giddings CityLibrary, page 659: "Mrs. Henry B. (Mary B.) Kelso, founder of the FirstPresbyterian Church in Bartlett, was a woman of fervent religious idealsand arranged a meeting in 1875 under the shade trees on Indian Creekabove the house of Hayden Stockton. Rev. Levi Tenney was in charge atthis meeting where the Nazareth Church was organized."
  Uncle Hayden and some other white men hanged 14 black men whom theythought had killed some family member.
  Mickey Bowers says that the mother Emily Bumpas Stockton is buried ina marked grave at Salado.
 Hayden and Mollie are buried in the Stockton Family Cemetery on theirown farm. Also buried here are their daughter Emily Priscilla Stocktonand her husband W. F. Fay Caruthers, who was a U. S. Commissioner inHouston for some federal agency.
 Sarah Elizabeth Stockton Clemmons, sister of this Hayden Stockton,is the mother of Mootie Clemmons Cherry, author of the Bumpas book.
  Douglas Hayden Stockton II is apparently called Hayden P. Stockton inthe 1900 Bell County soundex, and also is called B.H.Stockton of allthings:
 B. H. Stockton age 62 TN Born September 1838
 Wife Mary E. age 57 TX Born December 1842
 Andrew Stockton age 30 Born August 1869
 Mary B. Stockton age 20 Born November 1879
 W. B. Stockton age 18 Born October 1881
 H. M. Stockton age 17 Born February 1883
 Ada E. Stockton age15 Born February 1885
 Hayden P. Stockton age 9 Born November 1890. His motherwould be 48 years old, but he nevertheless must have been born at thattime in her life.

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