Douglas Hayden STOCKTON[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
1800 - 1836 (35 years)
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Name Douglas Hayden STOCKTON Birth 24 Jul 1800 Union, South Carolina, United States 
[7, 8] Gender Male Census 1820 Franklin, Tennessee, United States [9] Possessions 2 May 1821 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [10] land entry with Augustine Bumpass on Shoal Creek Possessions 25 Nov 1823 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [11] Possessions 19 Aug 1824 Giles, Tennessee, United States Land Entry 101 Possessions 12 Oct 1824 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [12] negro slave from Samuel McLane Possessions 15 Apr 1825 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [13] slave Hannah 26 purchased Possessions 9 Feb 1824–25 Nov 1825 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [14] purchase of negores James about 14, Harry about 20, Anthony about 12 Possessions 25 Nov 1825 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [15] Possessions 25 Nov 1825 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [15] Possessions 24 Dec 1825 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [16] slave purchase; Daniel about 25; July and her child Lucy Jane Possessions 27 Dec 1825 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [17] TaxRecord 1826 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States TaxRecord 1826 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States Possessions 1 Feb 1826 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [18] Possessions 8 Feb 1826 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [5] Possessions 8 Feb 1826 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [5] Possessions 16 Dec 1827 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [19] sold land as Sherriff Possessions 16 Dec 1827 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [19] sold land as Sherriff Possessions 8 May 1828 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [20] sold land as Sherriff Possessions 8 May 1828 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [20] sold land as Sherriff Possessions 6 Oct 1828 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [21] sold land as Sherriff Possessions 6 Oct 1828 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [21] sold land as Sherriff Possessions 9 Mar 1829 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [22] sold land as Sherriff ro Josiah S Stockton Possessions 9 Mar 1829 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [22] sold land as Sherriff ro Josiah S Stockton Possessions 18 Jul 1829 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [23] sold land as Sherriff Possessions 18 Jul 1829 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [23] sold land as Sherriff Residence 1830 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [24] Residence 1830 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [24] Occupation 8 Jan 1830 Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [25] license to open a Retail establishment Occupation 2 Jan 1827–6 Apr 1830 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [26, 27, 28] sheriff Possessions 3 Sep 1831 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [29] sold land to the Parks Possessions 3 Sep 1831 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [29] sold land to the Parks Possessions 2 Mar 1832 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [30] - Role: Grantor
Possessions 1 Aug 1834 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [31] land purchase from Sarah Bumpass Possessions 1 Aug 1834 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [31] land purchase from Sarah Bumpass Possessions 7 Jan 1835 Giles, Tennessee, United States [32] Death 4 Apr 1836 Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [7, 8, 33] Probate 31 Dec 1836 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [34] Address:
Dower given landProbate 14 Jan 1841 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [35] Possessions 11 Oct 1841 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [6] widow petitioned to sell land Possessions 11 Oct 1841 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [6] widow petitioned to sell land Court May 1843 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [36] - Role: Witness
Inventory Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [37] Possessions 20 Dec 1846 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [38] - Role: Grantor
_COLOR 1 _UID 289323281571416DAE7BEABAA66912CDF5F4 Person ID I9114 Stockton Last Modified 28 Jul 2023
Father Benjamin P. STOCKTON, b. Abt 1776, Rowan, North Carolina, United States d. 7 May 1849, Jackson, Georgia, United States (Age 73 years) Mother Elizabeth SMITH, b. Abt 1775, Henry, Virginia, United States d. Aft 1850, Independence, Arkansas, United States (Age > 76 years) Marriage Abt 1797 York, South Carolina, United States [33] Divorce 1816 Giles, Tennessee, United States [8, 39] Family ID F58 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Emily Priscilla BUMPASS, b. 26 Jun 1802, Laurens, South Carolina, United States d. 13 Dec 1882, Salado, Bell, Texas, United States (Age 80 years) Marriage 25 Sep 1819 Lawrence, Tennessee, United States [1, 7, 40] Children 1. Gabriel Bumpass STOCKTON, b. 30 Jul 1820, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 13 Nov 1883, Florence, Williamson, Texas, United States (Age 63 years)2. Sophia Western STOCKTON, b. 22 Feb 1822, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 21 Jul 1892, Giddings, Lee, Texas, United States (Age 70 years)3. Maximillian Buchanan STOCKTON, b. 1 Jun 1824, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 12 Jan 1908, Charco, Goliad, Texas, United States (Age 83 years)4. Mary Adeline STOCKTON, b. 1826, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. Yes, date unknown5. Emily Bumpass STOCKTON, b. 28 Jan 1828, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 4 Sep 1908, Hempstead, Waller, Texas, United States (Age 80 years)6. Sarah Elizabeth STOCKTON, b. 27 Apr 1830, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 31 Jan 1908, Giddings, Lee, Texas, United States (Age 77 years)7. Dr. James Madison STOCKTON, b. 18 Feb 1832, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 7 Jan 1913, Giddings, Lee, Texas, United States (Age 80 years)8. Augustine Partnership STOCKTON, b. 31 Mar 1834, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 20 Mar 1894, Dimebox, Lee, Texas, United States (Age 59 years)9. Douglas Hayden STOCKTON, Jr., b. 7 Sep 1836, Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, United States d. 15 Sep 1920, Bartlett, Bell, Texas, United States (Age 84 years)Family ID F50 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 1 Oct 2024
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Notes - The spelling of Douglas' middle name was originally Haden; however the spelling was changed to Hayden.
From 1820 to 1836 Douglas lived in Lawrenceburg, TN.
Douglas was sheriff while Sam Houston was governor.
Douglas was a merchant and landowner.
Is believed to be buried in a cemetery which has been destroyed.
From a search of the readily available genealogical records, the first recorded appearance of a Douglas Hayden Stockton was in Lawrence County, Tennessee where he recorded his marriage bond to Emily BUMPAS 18 September 1819. Archer Nail served as the bondsman. A license for marriage was issued the same day. Also, Douglas Hayden served as the bondsman for Archer Nail?s marriage bond to Rebecca Morrow that same day. Douglas Hayden Stockton and Emily BUMPAS were married 25 September 1819 in Lawrenceburg, Lawrence County, Tennessee by George Brown, Justice of the Peace.
Between 1820 and 1836, Douglas Hayden Stockton?s name appears numerous times in various official registers for Lawrence County. He was appointed by the county commissioners to oversee a section of "The Military Road" passing through the county, and to provide for the welfare of an orphaned boy. D. H. also bought and sold land and livestock and bought slaves.
All recorded in the county register.
D. H. Stockton was appointed Constable for Lawrence County by the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Monday, April 1st, 1822. He was either appointed or elected sheriff of Lawrence County Tennessee some time around 1825 - 1826 (see Ref. below). His bond as sheriff was made to the then governor of Tennessee, one Samuel Houston in 1825. D. H. Stockton again made bond as Sheriff of Lawrence County for the 1829 and 1830 terms of office. His bond was recorded 16 Jan 1829.
During D. H.?s tenure as sheriff, David Crockett was practicing law in and around Lawrence County, Tennessee. So, it is probable that they new of each other. D. H. was still serving as sheriff in 1832 and possibly up until his death in 1836.
In addition to duties as sheriff, D.H. was a partner in a business in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. Listed under "Private Acts of Lawrence County, Tennessee 1817-1900" - - "Acts of 1832, Chapter 18, Section 4: Established - Bumpas and Stockton Iron Ore." D. H. Stockton and Company payed (sp) the sum of $50 State Tax for a Merchants Retail License plus $1 Clerks Fee and $5 County Tax on 28 January 1830. This was "Authorzial (sp) to sell retail goods, wears and merchandise of foreign groth (sp) or manufacture at their store". D. H. , apparently, also owned several lots and other land. Ms. Mootie (CLEMMONS) Cherry indicates that her grandfather Douglas Hayden Stockton owned plantations in both Tennessee and Mississippi. Ardis (STOCKTON) Berry has a letter written to Emily (BUMPAS) Stockton dated 16 October 1841. This would have been shortly after she moved to Texas. The letter was from "A. Bumpas" (Augustine) one of Emily?s brothers still in Tennessee in which he says that he is winding up her business as fast as he can and is sending her the proceeds. He also mentions that he "expects to get a decree to sell the Land and Lots the 4th Monday in next month". So, there is no doubt that there was "real property" included in the estate of Douglas Hayden Stockton.
Ref. for D.H. Stockton as sheriff of Lawrence County Tennessee. "Genealogical Abstracts from Tenn. Newspapers" Vol. III, 1821-1828. D.H. Stockton, sheriff of Lawrence County, Tennessee published a list of tax delinquents for the year 1825.
Ref. for D.H. Stockton will: "Index to Tenn. Wills and Administrations 1779-1861". Sistler. D.H. Stockton will 1836, WB 1-86, Lawrence County TN.
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The spelling of Douglas' middle name was originally Haden; however the spelling was changed to Hayden.
From 1820 to 1836 Douglas lived in Lawrenceburg, TN.
Douglas was sheriff while Sam Houston was governor.
Douglas was a merchant and landowner.
Is believed to be buried in a cemetery which has been destroyed.
From a search of the readily available genealogical records, the first recorded appearance of a Douglas Hayden Stockton was in Lawrence County, Tennessee where he recorded his marriage bond to Emily BUMPAS 18 September 1819. Archer Nail served as the bondsman. A license for marriage was issued the same day. Also, Douglas Hayden served as the bondsman for Archer Nail?s marriage bond to Rebecca Morrow that same day. Douglas Hayden Stockton and Emily BUMPAS were married 25 September 1819 in Lawrenceburg, Lawrence County, Tennessee by George Brown, Justice of the Peace.
Between 1820 and 1836, Douglas Hayden Stockton?s name appears numerous times in various official registers for Lawrence County. He was appointed by the county commissioners to oversee a section of "The Military Road" passing through the county, and to provide for the welfare of an orphaned boy. D. H. also bought and sold land and livestock and bought slaves.
All recorded in the county register.
D. H. Stockton was appointed Constable for Lawrence County by the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Monday, April 1st, 1822. He was either appointed or elected sheriff of Lawrence County Tennessee some time around 1825 - 1826 (see Ref. below). His bond as sheriff was made to the then governor of Tennessee, one Samuel Houston in 1825. D. H. Stockton again made bond as Sheriff of Lawrence County for the 1829 and 1830 terms of office. His bond was recorded 16 Jan 1829.
During D. H.?s tenure as sheriff, David Crockett was practicing law in and around Lawrence County, Tennessee. So, it is probable that they new of each other. D. H. was still serving as sheriff in 1832 and possibly up until his death in 1836.
In addition to duties as sheriff, D.H. was a partner in a business in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. Listed under "Private Acts of Lawrence County, Tennessee 1817-1900" - - "Acts of 1832, Chapter 18, Section 4: Established - Bumpas and Stockton Iron Ore." D. H. Stockton and Company payed (sp) the sum of $50 State Tax for a Merchants Retail License plus $1 Clerks Fee and $5 County Tax on 28 January 1830. This was "Authorzial (sp) to sell retail goods, wears and merchandise of foreign groth (sp) or manufacture at their store". D. H. , apparently, also owned several lots and other land. Ms. Mootie (CLEMMONS) Cherry indicates that her grandfather Douglas Hayden Stockton owned plantations in both Tennessee and Mississippi. Ardis (STOCKTON) Berry has a letter written to Emily (BUMPAS) Stockton dated 16 October 1841. This would have been shortly after she moved to Texas. The letter was from "A. Bumpas" (Augustine) one of Emily?s brothers still in Tennessee in which he says that he is winding up her business as fast as he can and is sending her the proceeds. He also mentions that he "expects to get a decree to sell the Land and Lots the 4th Monday in next month". So, there is no doubt that there was "real property" included in the estate of Douglas Hayden Stockton.
Ref. for D.H. Stockton as sheriff of Lawrence County Tennessee. "Genealogical Abstracts from Tenn. Newspapers" Vol. III, 1821-1828. D.H. Stockton, sheriff of Lawrence County, Tennessee published a list of tax delinquents for the year 1825.
Ref. for D.H. Stockton will: "Index to Tenn. Wills and Administrations 1779-1861". Sistler. D.H. Stockton will 1836, WB 1-86, Lawrence County TN.
- The spelling of Douglas' middle name was originally Haden; however the spelling was changed to Hayden.
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