Frances was born in an area called Letterkenny in Cumberland County, Pennsylvanina which in Franklin County in September 9, 1784.
Frances and Charles married in this area, but no marriage record has been found. Frances and Charles were living in Ohio by 1820.
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DAR ID Number: 7096
Born in Illinois.
Descendant of Robert Stockton and of Charles Campbell, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of Joseph Stockton and Kate Ellen Denniston, his wife.
Granddaughter of Robert Clark Stockton and Martha Little, his wife; John Denniston and Catherine Thaw, his wife.
Great.-granddaughter of Rev. Joseph Stockton and Esther Clark, his wife; Samuel Denniston and Rebecca Campbell, his wife.
Great.-R.-granddaughter of Robert Stockton and Mary Makemie, his wife; and of Charles Campbell.
Robert Stockton was a member of the company raised by his pastor, Rev. John Craighead, which joined the army in New Jersey and fought at Trenton and Monmouth.
Charles Campbell was a soldier in the militia during the war, [p.33] and at the close was on the frontier of Westmoreland county. He subsequently served as county lieutenant.
Also Nos. 674, 1061, 6385.
Jean (Sheline) Enyart
#46538594
Frances and Charles married in this area, but no marriage record has been found. Frances and Charles were living in Ohio by 1820.
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DAR ID Number: 7096
Born in Illinois.
Descendant of Robert Stockton and of Charles Campbell, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of Joseph Stockton and Kate Ellen Denniston, his wife.
Granddaughter of Robert Clark Stockton and Martha Little, his wife; John Denniston and Catherine Thaw, his wife.
Great.-granddaughter of Rev. Joseph Stockton and Esther Clark, his wife; Samuel Denniston and Rebecca Campbell, his wife.
Great.-R.-granddaughter of Robert Stockton and Mary Makemie, his wife; and of Charles Campbell.
Robert Stockton was a member of the company raised by his pastor, Rev. John Craighead, which joined the army in New Jersey and fought at Trenton and Monmouth.
Charles Campbell was a soldier in the militia during the war, [p.33] and at the close was on the frontier of Westmoreland county. He subsequently served as county lieutenant.
Also Nos. 674, 1061, 6385.
Jean (Sheline) Enyart
#46538594
Frances was born in an area called Letterkenny in Cumberland County, Pennsylvanina which in Franklin County in September 9, 1784.
Frances and Charles married in this area, but no marriage record has been found. Frances and Charles were living in Ohio by 1820.
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DAR ID Number: 7096
Born in Illinois.
Descendant of Robert Stockton and of Charles Campbell, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of Joseph Stockton and Kate Ellen Denniston, his wife.
Granddaughter of Robert Clark Stockton and Martha Little, his wife; John Denniston and Catherine Thaw, his wife.
Great.-granddaughter of Rev. Joseph Stockton and Esther Clark, his wife; Samuel Denniston and Rebecca Campbell, his wife.
Great.-R.-granddaughter of Robert Stockton and Mary Makemie, his wife; and of Charles Campbell.
Robert Stockton was a member of the company raised by his pastor, Rev. John Craighead, which joined the army in New Jersey and fought at Trenton and Monmouth.
Charles Campbell was a soldier in the militia during the war, [p.33] and at the close was on the frontier of Westmoreland county. He subsequently served as county lieutenant.
Also Nos. 674, 1061, 6385.
Jean (Sheline) Enyart
#46538594
Frances and Charles married in this area, but no marriage record has been found. Frances and Charles were living in Ohio by 1820.
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DAR ID Number: 7096
Born in Illinois.
Descendant of Robert Stockton and of Charles Campbell, of Pennsylvania. Daughter of Joseph Stockton and Kate Ellen Denniston, his wife.
Granddaughter of Robert Clark Stockton and Martha Little, his wife; John Denniston and Catherine Thaw, his wife.
Great.-granddaughter of Rev. Joseph Stockton and Esther Clark, his wife; Samuel Denniston and Rebecca Campbell, his wife.
Great.-R.-granddaughter of Robert Stockton and Mary Makemie, his wife; and of Charles Campbell.
Robert Stockton was a member of the company raised by his pastor, Rev. John Craighead, which joined the army in New Jersey and fought at Trenton and Monmouth.
Charles Campbell was a soldier in the militia during the war, [p.33] and at the close was on the frontier of Westmoreland county. He subsequently served as county lieutenant.
Also Nos. 674, 1061, 6385.
Jean (Sheline) Enyart
#46538594
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