William Stoughton

	Date	Location	Notes	Sources
Birth	1742	NY
Marriage	~1770	NJ	To [unknown] Vorhees
Death	1 Apr 1822	Butler County, PA

Ancestry chart segment

 Generation 7         Generation 8            Generation 9
 
                                          +-- [unknown]
                                          |   (????-????)
                  +-- William Stoughton --+
                  |   (1742-1822)         |
 John Stoughton --+                       +-- [unknown]
 (1773-1833)      |                           (????-????)
                  +-- [unknown] Vorhees
                      (????-????)

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Children

(all children with Catherine Covert)

Name	Gender	Date of Birth	Birthplace	Spouse	Notes	Sources
William Stoughton, Jr.	M	~1771	NJ
John Stoughton	M	~1773	NJ	Catherine Covert	Direct line
Andrew Stoughton	M	1780	NJ	Rebecca [unknown]
James Stoughton	M	~1782	NJ
Euphemia Stoughton	F	1785	NJ	Jacob Rose
Delilah Stoughton	F	1787	NJ
Sarah Stoughton	F	~1790	NJ
Ann Stoughton	F	~1793	NJ
Samuel Stoughton	M	17 Aug 1795	NJ	1) Isabel [unknown] 2) Catherine McCune

Places of Residence

Location	Dates	Notes	Sources

Sources

Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	Estate of William Stoughton dated 1 Apr. 1822, filed 11 Oct. 1822, Robert Scott, Recorder. Names Sally Timblin, Joseph Timblin, (Alexander) Gilgrist, Esther Badger, Ann Timblin, Andrew Stoughton, William Thompson, Jacob Rose, Edward Timblin, John Timblin,as recipients. Submitted by John Timlin Esq., David Shannon.
2	1803 Tax List Middlesex Twp., Butler Co. PA: William Stoughton, 400 Acres, 2 cows, 2 horses or oxen, Valuation 360, Tax 1.08. 1895 History of Butler Co.PA, p. 58
3	1895 History of Butler Co., Brown & Co., p. 614 Chapter 59 Brady Township: "The development of coal deposits at Coaltown, begun some years ago ... the coal banks on the Hines, Boyd and douglass, William Badger, William Stoughton and Louis Martsolf lands, and the old Cornelius, D.K. Graham and James Martin banks, now abandoned, are well known as fuel suppliers of the past and present.
4	Early Settlers of Butler County, PA. 1800-1806 ed. John F. Gall & David K. Webb. Chillicothe, OH 1934, p.4 Early Settlers - a list of names appearing in early Butler County records indicating residence: Stouton, Wm. 1806.
5	Jeanne Bortmes Eichelberger, correspondence, 2006
6	Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams, granddaughter of Bert Winfred Wilson.	N/A

Source notes

• Recipients named in the estate of William Stoughton include his sons Andrew and William Stoughton, son-in-law Jacob Rose (husband of Effie Stoughton). Sons John and Samuel are not named. Preponderance of items to Timblin individuals (Ann Timblin, Sally Timblin, Edward Timblin, John Timblin and Joseph Timblin) suggest that perhaps two Stoughton daughters (Ann and Sarah) may have married Timblin brothers. Daughter Delilah Stoughton is not named. Others of unknown relationship: Alex'r Gilgrist, Esther Badger, William Thompson.

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• Estate document