Samuel Stoughton

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NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR

Samuel Stoughton is not in my direct ancestry. He is 1 step removed in the following ways:

Date Location Notes Sources
Birth 17 Aug 1795 PA [1A][4]
1st Marriage to Isabelle unknown [4]
2nd Marriage 1821 to Catherine McCune [4]
Death 9 May 1862 Butler Co. PA Will, Bk D,p.152 signed 20 Feb 1862; filed 9 May 1862 [4]


Ancestry chart segment

                         Generation 7          Generation 8
 
                                           +-- William Stoughton
                                           |   (1742-????)
                    +-- Samuel Stoughton --+
                    |   (1795-1862 )       |
                    |                      +-- [unknown] Vorhees
                    |                      (????-????)
                    |
                    |                      + -- unknown McCune
                    |                      |     (????-1802)
                    +-- Catherine McCune --+
                         (~1802-1865)       |
                                           + -- Lucinda Moore
                                                  (1762-????)
  Sources: [6]

Children

(Children with 1st wife Isabelle Unknown)

Name Gender Date of Birth Birthplace Spouse Notes Sources
James Stoughton M 13 Jan 1817 Butler Co. PA Sarah Grubb [1][1A][6]
Morgan Stoughton M 1819 Anna Jane unknown [1][6]

(Children with 2nd wife Catherine McCune)

Name Gender Date of Birth Birthplace Spouse Notes Sources
Lucinda Stoughton F 19 June 1822 [1][4][5][6]
Sarah Stoughton F 22 Nov 1824 [1][4][6]
Nancy Stoughton F 12 Feb 1827 John Patterson Nancy died 27 Jan 1914 [1][1A][2][4][5][6][7][8][W1]
Samuel K. Stoughton M 29 July 1830 [4][6]
Mary Jane Stoughton F 29 Dec 1832 Richard Coulter [1][4][5][6]
Emily Stoughton F 30 June 1836 [1A][2][4][5][6]
Julianne Stoughton F 21 Sept 1838 [1A][2][4][5][6]
Lavina Stoughton F 16 Sept 1840 [1][4][5][6]
Isabel Stoughton F 31 Aug 1842 [1][4][5][6]
Elvira Stoughton F 28 July 1844 Joseph Claypoole [1][2][4][5][6]
Lewis Cass Stoughton M 22 June 1846 [4][6]

Photos

Gravestone of Nancy Stoughton Patterson, Mt Zion Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Butler Co. PA

Sources

Ref. Num. Description Image of original
1 1830 US Federal Census, Center Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania; no page number; undated
Line 10: Samuel Stoughton age 30-39, with sons Samuel under 5 yrs, James and Morgan age 10-14; daughters Nancy under 5 yrs, Sarah and Lucinda 5-9 Years, and wife Catherina McCune 20-29 years of age.
1830 census pa butler center pg 11.jpg


1A 1850 Federal Census Centre Twp., Butler Co. PA. Date of census: 24 Sept 1850.
Lines 17-25: Rev. Sam'l Stoughton age 54, R. Baptist Clergyman, $2400 real estate; Catharine age 47. Children: Nancy 23, Mary J. 17, Emily 13, Juliann (female) 11, Levina (fem) 9, Isabel 7, Elvina (fem) 5. The five younger girls are in school. All were born in PA.
Lines ll-a6: Next door live James Stoughton, age 33, farmer; Sarah 38. Children: Amanda, 7, in school; Anna 5,Josiah 3, Edward age 1.
1850 census pa butler centre pg 22.jpg
2 1860 Federal Census Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA. Date of census: 3 July 1860
Rev. S. Stoughton age 65, pastor, Regular Baptist church; Catherine Stoughton age 58; Nancy Stoughton female,age 31; Emily Stoughton age 23; (---lia?) Ann Stoughton, female age 21; (illegible)Stoughton female age 17; Alvira Stoughton, female age 15; Samuel Knox, age 15/18?; Mary Knox age 5.
census extracted from microfilm by E. W. Williams
N/A
3 "Muddy Creek Baptist Church was organized Oct 19, 1819, among the members being ...Samuel Stoughton,...Jacob Stoughton, Catherine Stoughton...; In 1844 a brick building was erected on the south bank of Muddy creek...The old deacons...were...Andrew Stoughton...
1895 Hist. Butler Co., p. 588
4 Jeanne Bortmes Eichelberger, correspondence, 2006, including 27-page manuscript, "Information on the Stoughton Line".
Samuel Stoughton born 8-17-1795 in NJ, died 5-9-1862 in Butler Co. PA, married 1st to Isabelle ___; married 2nd in 1821 to Catherine McCune, who died 1-15-1865. Samuel was ordained as a Baptist minister on 11-28-1823 and was the minister of the Muddy Creek Baptist Church 1823-1862. He had a will on record in Will Book D, pg 152, dated 2-20-1862, filed 5-9-1862.
Included are the names, dates, spouses, & some descendants, of 13 children: James, Morgan, Lucinda, Sarah, Nancy, Samuel K., Mary Jane, Emily, Julia, Lavina, Isabel, Elvira, & Lewis Cass.
5 Stoughton Family Genealogy and History research manuscript by Burke Stoughton, Apollo, PA, May-October 1996; G929.2 Butler Area Public Library, Butler, PA.
Burke Stoughton, in his footnote 91, comments on the will of Rev. Samuel Stoughton:
Rev. Samuel lists his children in his will of 1862 but does not name them all. He does mention his wife, Catherine. in the will. He names his brother Andrew as an executor and this Andrew signed the will as a witness. Also attached to Samuel's will was a listing of the division of his personal property and funds. Morgan S. Stoughton and his children were listed as heirs; Morgan is listed as "son of the decedent"


Burke Stoughton believes that Samuel Stoughton was a son of John Walker Stoughton, from whom he traces the family back to the state of CT. We believe this to be in error; that John Stoughton of NJ and NY (rather than John Walker Stoughton of CT) was the father of our direct line Andrew Stoughton. Burke Stoughton also proposes that Rev. Samuel Stoughton (b. 1795) was a brother of Andrew Stoughton and a son of John (Walker) Stoughton; we believe this also to be in error, misplaced by one generation. Morgan Stoughton however my well have been a son of the Rev. Samuel Stoughton.

6 History of the Stoughton Family, written out by Eva Coulter Conlan from information given her by Nancy Stoughton Patterson at her home in Lawrence Co., PA, date unknown. Manuscript not published; now owned by Holly K. Anderson. [Family source: the introductory text on RootsWeb implies that Nancy Stoughton Patterson's great-grandfather was William Stoughton, born 1742-43.]
See RootsWeb's World Connect Project: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hollykat&id=I474
William Stoughton was born~1742/43 presumably in New York State; from there he enlisted the War of the Revolution, serving with Washington in the battle of Monmouth. After the war he moved to New Jersey where he married a Miss Voorhees from Albany New York, of Holland Dutch descent.
Their children were William, John, Andrew, James, Effie, Delilah, Sarah, Ann, and Samuel the youngest, who was born 27 Aug 1795. William Stoughton moved to Lewisburg, PA, then in 1802 to Butler Co. PA. He was a shoemaker by trade.

Samuel Stoughton was a Baptist Minister, licensed on Nov 30, 1822; ordained 28 Nov 1823; preached until his death in 1862 for the same church, possibly Muddy Creek Baptist Church. He married 1st in 1816, to Isabel unknown. Their two sons were:
James Stoughton, b. 13 Jan 1817 - d.1875
Morgan Stoughton b. 13 Apr 1819 - d.1858.

Samuel Stoughton married 2nd Catherine McCune in 1821. Catherine McCune (Stoughton) died 15 Jan 1865. Their children were:
Lucinda Stoughton (June 19, 1822 -June 13, 1858)
Sarah Stoughton ( Nov 22, 1824 - Sept 1, 1849)
Nancy Stoughton (Feb 12, 1827 - ??)
Samuel K. Stoughton (July 29, 1830 - Sept 16, 1849)
Mary Jane Stoughton (Dec 29, 1832 - May 15, 1905)
Emily Stoughton (June 30, 1836 -~ 1908)
Julia Stoughton (Sept 21, 1838 - ??)
Lavina Stoughton (Sept 16, 1840 - March 22,1802)
Isabel Stoughton (Aug 31, 1842 - Sept 21, 1893)
Elvina Stoughton (July 28, 1844 - Dec 25, 1906)
Lewis Cass Stoughton (June 27, 1846 - Sept 1, 1849).


Catherine McCune (Stoughton)'s mother Lucinda "Lucy" Moore was born about 1762 in Virginia or Maryland. She was ten years old the time of "The Boston Tea Party". Lucinda Moore married a Mr. McCune. Her children were:
Samuel McCune
Jane McCune
William McCune
John McCune
Mary McCune
Robert McCune Claypool (twin)
Catherine McCune Claypool (twin)
The twins were born August 18, 1802 just after their fathers death. Lucinda Moore (McCune) married 2nd a Mr. Claypool, so the twins were generally called Claypool.

8 Genealogical and personal history of western Pennsylvania, Vol. 3, Editor-in-chief: John W. Jordan.

Author: Jordan, John W. (John Woolf), 1840-1921. Pages 1272-1274.
From the Historic Pittsburgh Full Text Collection. Collection is searchable; policy re. use on websites is ambiguous; may prohibit reproduction of text. See web address below for full text
http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=pitttext;cc=pitttext;q1=catherine%20covert;rgn=full%20text;idno=03aee8434m;didno=03aee8434m;view=image;seq=0247
Abstract: Jane Stoughton, wife of Thomas Boyle, was a daughter of John Stoughton and Catherine Covert. John Stoughton, of English descent, was a farmer and owned 350 acres of land in three farms. His brother Samuel Stoughton was a Baptist minister, and the entire family was strict in its religious observances.

7 1900 United States Federal Census, District 57, Ward 3, Butler, Butler Co, PA, page 35. Census dated 22 June 1900.
Line 33: Nancy Patterson, 73, b. Feb 1827, widow, 1 child born, none living, rents home, b. PA, parents b. PA.
1900 census pa butler butler ward 3 pg 35.jpg
8 Gravestone Transcriptions, Mt Zion Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Butler Co. PA; from photos of Jim Voltz June 2009.
  • Nancy, wife of John Patterson, Feb 12, 1927 - Jan 27, 1914.


DISCLAIMER: USE OF UNDOCUMENTED WEB SOURCES

Some information about this person was found on websites presented by researchers who have either not listed their sources completely or whose cited sources appear to be additional undocumented websites. We hesitate to adopt the findings of these websites when

  • the lines of descent conflict from one web source to another.
  • documentation and sources are absent or insufficient.
  • the sources listed are unavailable to us, so that scope or ambiguity can't be assessed.

These web site sources are listed separately below. The attribution number for these web sources is preceded by a "W". As we frequently find conflicting information on the web, we offer the un-sourced information here as a starting point for further research only. We discourage its inclusion on additional websites or in other reproduced material without either further documentation or a disclaimer like this one.

Ref. Num. Description Extract
W1 Stoughton History,RootWeb World Connect, by Lowe Phillips, at:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lowe_phillips&id=I0143
Lists 3 spouses of John Patterson, including 2 Stoughtons:
  • 1st wife Hannah M. Stoughton b. 26 Oct 1815, m. 1834 to John Patterson, 7 children listed including daughter Catherine J. Patterson (this line traced further). Hannah M. Stoughton is listed as daughter of John Walker Stoughton and Catherine Covert, (We believe this to be an incorrect pairing. Please see John Stoughton, sources #12, 14, 15.) John M. Patterson & Hannah Stoughton (Patterson) buried Zion Baptist Cemetery. Sources offered by L. Phillips for this couple's data are incomplete; we assume either direct family information, or a collation of other undocumented web sources.
  • 2nd wife Mary Cooper (11 Apr 1828 - 3 Sep 1865) in Butler, PA;wed 1855. 4 children listed. Mary Cooper's parents not listed. No sources listed.
  • 3rd wife Nancy Stoughton (12 Feb 1827,PA - 27 Jan 1914, Butler PA); wed 9 Dec 1865. Her parents Samuel Stoughton & Catherine McCune. No children listed.

Source notes

  • Eichelbergerhas Samuel Stoughton born in NJ; however, he says in the 1850 census that he was born in PA. His parents were in the Lewisburg area, Northumberland Co. PA by 1796.
  • [2]*The Stoughton organizers of Muddy Creek Baptist church may be Catherine Covert Stoughton, her sons Jacob and Andrew, and her brother in law Samuel Stoughton (who later became a Baptist minister). It is more likely however that the Catherine Stoughton mentioned is Catherine McCune, wife of Samuel Stoughton.
  • [3]Samuel was ordained as Baptist minister 28 Nov 1823; was minister of Muddy Creek Baptist Church 1823-1862.

Conjecture

Research Wishlist

  • Samuel has a will, Will Book D, p. 152, dated 20 Feb 1862, filed 9 May 1862
  • Separate children by their mothers; presumably James and Morgan came from the first marriage?
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