Newsletter Sep 1998

The Stockman family reunion will be held on the weekend of July 15 and 16 in Silver City, NM. As we have done since 1986, we will meet at the Holiday Motor Hotel on Highway 180 in Silver City. Silver City is beautiful this time of year. Cool mornings with clear skies give way to thunder showers in the evening with beautiful displays of lightening and cooling rain falling.

Reservations are recommended as this is a popular time of the year for folks to desert hot Tucson and El Paso to visit Silver City. Manager Julie Crowell offers the following rates:

A reunion of the Descendants of Ransom Nichols, which includes all those who are descended from Young Hardy Stockman’s children who married into the Nichols family of Elijah Bishop Nichols will be held 10 Jun 2000. Shirley Brueggeman who is a hardworking family researcher will host a family reunion for all those who are interested in the research of the Nichols Family. “We are planning on Saturday, June 10, 2000, at Island Acres State Park, which is right off of I-70, near Grand Junction, CO. There is also camping, fishing, and swimming. For those who are interested in coming on Friday, June 9th, we are planning a get together dinner. We are close to a lot of great places, The Grand Mesa, The Colorado national monument, Highline Lake State Park, and the Arches National Park in Moab, Utah. So we have a lot of neat things to do, besides the family history fun stuff.

If anyone needs more specific information such as hotel/motel accommodations, or directions just let us know, and we'll get them for you. If you are interested in attending this years reunion please contact Shirley. We hope to see you all there!”

(As taken from the Amason Family web pages) Saturday, the 10^th and Sunday, the 11^th of June a reunion of the Brown and Norris Families will be held at Grape Creek, Tom Green County, Texas in the Bank of America Conference Hall at the intersection of Highway 87 and F.M. 2288. Bring enough food for your family plus enough for one additional person. Food will be served buffet style.

The BROWN - NORRIS FAMILY REUNION includes the families of all descendants of John Norris (b. 1800; d. 1881) and wife, Mary Celeste Stockman (b. 1811; d. 1856). All Stockmans are invited to participate.

The Amason Family is represented in the NORRIS - BROWN Family by all descendants of the marriage of Margaret Ann Amason (b. 1839-1842; d. 1863) to James Claiborne Norris (b. 1829; d. 1914), who was a son of John and Mary Celeste (Stockman) Norris.

The BROWN, NORRIS and AMASON families were residents of Nacogdoches County, Texas in the 1850's and 1860's and some were residents of that county earlier and some remained residents later than that period.

The Descendants of Andrew Kent, Alamo Hero, will hold their annual Muster at the Lady Bird Johnson Park, Fredericksburg, TX in the Pioneer Pavilion, on 5 Aug at 9 AM.

In the 164 years since the fall of the Alamo much has been written about the events in March 1836. As a special event this year Wallace McKeehan will give a presentation to the family members.

The pavilion is not air-conditioned so dress cool. Cold drinks and coffee will be available for a nominal fee and a barbeque dinner will be served for $6.00 or bring your own eats.

Among the lost sheep of the Stockman family reported in the last issue of the Newsletter was Thomas P Stockman. Thomas first came to our attention in December 1986 when the third issue of the Stockman Family Newsletter reported that Flo Mitchell, a grand lady and wonderful family researcher, sent a note with some headstone inscriptions she had found in the Sneed Cemetery, Milam Co, TX. The question she asked was , “Who was this Thomas P Stockman. At long last, with the help of Patsy Seay, Judkins family researcher the question can be answered.

The story begin in 1850 in Perry Co, AL where widower John George Stockman was living with his family in the Old Town Beat. He was enumerated that year and his census record looks like this.

Perry County, Alabama, Page 372, HH 15, 22 Nov 1850, Old Town Beat
Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Place of Birth
George Stockman	63	M	Farmer $270	SC
John	24	M	Farmer	AL
Barbary Carter	30	F		SC
Samuel Carter	15	M		AL
Polly Carter	12	F		AL
George Carter	10	M		AL
Henry Stockman	20	M		AL
Richard P Stockman	1	M		AL

George’s full name was John George Stockman according to Perry County Alabama Deed book K, Pages 683-4, 9 Nov 1852, when he sold land. To make the research even more difficult, not only Is the son, John named John George, but living a few houses away is another John George Stockman age 67 yrs in 1850. With three John George Stockmans in the same county it became a bit confusing when it was discovered that a John G Stockman, m Mary Judkins 11 Feb 1852 in Perry Co. Was this George the father, or John the son or John George the neighbor?

Barbara Carter, in the census quoted above is John George’s daughter who married Daniel Carter 24 Dec 1832 in Perry County.

A search of the 1850 census reveals a Ustitia Judkins age 80 yrs and his wife Harriet living in Perry County. In the Household is a daughter Mary age 21 yrs.

The 1860 census helped answer some of our questions about John George Stockman and Mary Judkins.

Perry County, Alabama, Page 560, HH 567, 1860 Census
Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Place of Birth
George. Stockman	75	M	Farmer $100	SC
Mary Stockman	32	F	Domestic	AL
T T Stockman	6	M		AL
M H Stockman	2	F		AL

From his age in this census we see that John George the Father was the one of married Mary Judkins.

The Civil War comes and goes and mystery surrounds this family. We leave Alabama and our next stop is in Milam Co., Texas in 1880 where we find in the census Mary Stockman and her son Thomas.

Patsy Seay provides us with information about Victoria Judkins. She is Victoria Monroe, the widow of Uriah Hugh Judkins, who was born about 1836 in Perry County Alabama, a brother of Mary Judkins who married John George Stockman. Hugh was married first to Eugenia LNU. He married second to Victoria A. Monroe in Milam County Texas. They had the two sons enumerated in the Census.

Milam County, TX marriage records were destroyed so the exact date of the marriage of Thomas Stockman and Victoria Judkins is not known, but their son, Arthur Stockman was born in January 1884. They had two additional children, Minnie Ada Stockman, born 1889 and died 1890 and Maria Stockman who probably was born and died on 1 Jul 1902. Both little girls are buried in the Sneed Cemetery.;

Thomas Stockman died in 1902 and is buried in the Sneed Cemetery, near Jones Prairie, TX. His headstone reads: Thomas P Stockman 1852-1902.

Victoria continued to live with her children and in 1910 she is enumerated with her son, Arthur Stockman in Milam Co, TX. Arthur is age 24 yrs and Victoria is listed as his mother age 60 yrs born in Louisiana. In the 1920 census this family has not been located. Victoria died in 1932 and is buried next to her husband. Her headstone reads: Victoria A Stockman 1850-1932. Arthur T Stockman never married he lived in the Jones Prairie area until his death. He is buried in the Sneed Cemetery and his headstone reads: Arthur T Stockman 1883-1943.-lts-

The beginning of the Story of the Ross and Jackson County, Ohio Stockmans is lost in pre Revolutionary War New Jersey. The story still has many gaps, but it is now possible to begin to fill in some of the blanks.

William Stockman enlisted in the New Jersey Line in that part of Essex County that became Orange County New Jersey. He married Nancy Lindsley 8 Oct 1777 and died 11 Mar 1837. His widow applied for pension 11 July 1837 at Clinton, in Essex County, NJ aged 77 years. Phoebe Lindsley age 81 made an affidavit at Orange, NM stating that she was at the wedding of Nancy Lindsley and William Stockman, but her relationship to them was not recorded.

Proof of all of the children of William and Nancy has not been found, however, it is know that one of them was named Moses for in the 1840 Pension List, Nancy Stockman age 81 yrs was living with Moses Stockman in Essex Co., NJ. It is probable that he was a son. In early tax rolls of Essex Co, NJ William Stockman is frequently listed and in the same tax rolls a William Stockman, Jr is also listed. Census Records for New Jersey no longer exist for the years 1790, 1800 1810, and 1820.

In 1830 Abiathar Stockman, Caroline Stockman, and Moses Stockman were enumerated in Essex Co, NJ. Where had William Junior Gone? In 1830 a William Stockman, which subsequent census records tell us was born in New Jersey was living in Ross County, OH.

In 1840 Abiathar who was living in Essex Co, NJ in 1830 had moved to Delaware County, Ohio and William Stockman had moved to Lick Township, Jackson County, OH. Moses Stockman was still living in Essex County, NJ.

Ashland County, Ohio, Page 124, H.H. 43, Hanover TWP
Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Place of Birth
A Stockman	55	M	Landlord $7000	NY
Sarah	55	F		NY
Mary A	32	F		NY
William	29	M	none	NY
John	24	M	none	NJ
Hiram	21	M	Grocery Keeper	NJ
Merrill	19	M	none	NJ
D E	17	M	none	NJ
Harvey	13	M		NJ
Frances	8	F		OH
Jackson Scott	23	M	teacher	OH

Essex County, New Jersey, Page 328, HH 189, 4 Sep 1850, Clinton TWP
Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Place of Birth
Moses Stockman	66	M	Farmer $3500	NJ
Mary	68	F		NJ
Nancy	40	F		NJ
William, Jr	34	M	Sho'mker $1400	NJ
William	64	M	Farmer	NJ

Is William Stockman age 64 yrs in this household the William Stockman Jr, in the early Tax list or is the William Stockman living in Jackson County, OH, or are neither of them? Regardless, in 1850 the William Stockman who moved to OH prior to 1830 is recorded in Jackson County,

Jackson County, Ohio, Page 368, H.H. 292, 3 Oct 1850, Jackson TWP
Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Place of Birth
William Stockman	67	M	Farmer $1000	NJ
Elizabeth Molvany	40	F		OH
John M Molvany	12	M		OH
Samuel Molvany	10	M		OH

A peculiarity of the 1850 census of Jackson County, Ohio is that the census taker recorded the inhabitants and at a later time in another hand many of the married women’s maiden names were inserted. When first encountered, considerable confusion can result.

William Stockman had a daughter named Drusilla who married Robert Springer. They were living in Jackson County in 1850.

At least one son of this couple, Alanson Springer, born ca 1813 was living near them in Jackson County.

Several other Stockmans, very probably children of William Stockman were also in Ross or Jackson Counties. Charles Stockman who married Hannah Springer 20 Aug 1837 in Jackson Co. was living in Ross County in 1850. It has not yet been determined how these two fit into these families, but considering the Stockman and Springer surnames a connection is apparent. Charles was enumerated in the 1850 census or Ross County, Ohio.

Ross County, Ohio, Page 299, H.H. 1232, 9 Oct 1850, Jefferson TWP
Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Place of Birth
Charles Stockman	34	M	Farmer	OH
Hannah	32	F		NY
William	11	M		OH
David	9	M		OH
Jesse	7	M		OH
Sidney	4	F		OH
Drucilla	1	F		OH

Nancy Stockman married William Wiles 16 Oct. 1828 in Ross County and in 1850 they were living only five houses away from William Stockman.

David John Stockman married : Julian Bogar 29 Oct 1826 in Ross County. David John apparently died for Julia Stockman married John R Feller: 12 Dec 1840 in Ross County and in 1850 they were living next door to Robert Darling and his wife Lydia Stockman. Sarah Ann Stockman married Timothy Wilson 22 May 1846 in Ross County. William Stockman married Fanny Tolbert 29 Dec 1828 in Ross County.

William stockman died on 23 November 1876 at the agent 96 years it is buried in Jackson Township. A younger William, William R. stockman died 25 October 1871 age 32 years three months in five days and is buried in Jackson Township and Elizabeth stockman died 25 February 1899 age 87 years seven months four days and is buried in Richmondalel Township.

Associated with this Stockman family in Ross and Jackson County Ohio is Robert Darling who married Lydia Stockman. They were married 23 May 1846 by Daniel Clark minister of the gospel.

Following the outbreak of the Civil war Robert Darling enlisted in Co. F. the 53^rd regiment Ohio infantry on February 28,1862. He was involved in the battle of Shiloh, was present on 28 April 1862 but was left sick at Shiloh, TN. His unit moved on in August and he was sent to Ohio from Pittsburgh Landing by medical authority. Family members believe that Robert thought he had been discharged and therefore did not report for duty upon recovering his health. In August of 1863 a reward for the arrest of Robert was offered for his being AWOL.

Records indicate that he had been furloughed at Shiloh, Tennessee in April 1862 but had not reported back for duty. A reward for his arrest was set at $10. However, Robert was able to correct this misunderstanding by volunteering for another enlistment in United States Army. This enlistment occurred in the town of Scott’sborough, Alabama on the first day of January 1864 for a period of three years. The enlistment papers were signed by Robert’s Mark. Robert died at the garrison hospital Marietta, Georgia 23 August 1864.

Robert’s widow Lydia applied for a pension based upon Roberts service record and the fact that she and Robert had four children under the age of 16 years at the time of his death. She later remarried and the family moved to Michigan.

The information in this article was provided by Robert Eckert who is descended from Robert Darling and Lydia Stockman-//-

The following is a list of unclaimed funds held by the state of Ohio for persons with the surname of Stuckman or Stockman.

Name	City	Amount	Holder
D L Stuckman	Unknown	$15.00	Ohio Medical Indemnity
Ida Stuckman	Farmer	$31.86	Ferro Corp
Ida Stuckman	Farmer	$40.92	Ferro Corp
Ida E Stuckman	Farmer	$24.32	Tenneco, Inc
Ida E Stuckman	Farmer	$24.32	Tenneco, Inc
Jerry L Stuckman	Bucyrus	$14.24	United Bank
Mark Stuckman	Bucyrus	$24.10	State Farm Auto
Pearl Stuckman	Bucyrus	$34.87	Central Benefits Mutual Ins
Thomas Stuckman	North Baltimore	$25.62	Bellefontaine IGA Fed CU
Fred Stuckman	Brunswick	$20.00	Ohio Edison Co.
James L Stockman	Springfield	$35.00	Prudential Ins Co
John B Stockman	Stow	$90.00	Commonwealth Life Ins
John Byron Stockman	East Akron	$14.72	Akron Nat Bank
Marliss Stockman	Wickliffe	$10.00	Higbee Co
Pearl M Stockman	Englewood	$25.96	Central Benefits Mut. Ins
R Stockman	Toledo	$14.77	Chrysler Corp
R W & Leona Stockman	Unknown	$26.10	Union Savings Assn.
Roger D Stockman	Lisbon	$80.32	First Fed Savings and Loan
Susan A Stockman	Cincinnati	$32.30	Lone Star Life Ins Co
Wendy E Stockman	Grove City	$96.88	Sprint Communications
William Stockman	Cleveland	$73.24	Metropolitan Life Ins

Pursuant to section 169.06 of the Ohio Revised Code, you must possess a property interest in an unclaimed account in order to request a claim form. A property interest can include ownership or a right to the unclaimed funds; however, you may also request a claim form for a family member or friend. For more information, e-mail The Division of Unclaimed Funds at: unfd.claims@com.state.oh.us or write to:

In the Sep 1998 Newsletter the family of John Henry Stockman who was born in Newberry Co, SC and after the Civil War moved to Levy County, Florida was discussed. Some additional information on this family has been found.

The daughter, Rebecca Stockman, next to youngest child in the family was Rebecca Jane Stockman born in Levy County, Florida 17 February 1870. She died in 1958 in Tampa, Hillsboro County, Florida, at 88 years of age. Rebecca married James Anthony Lipsey, who was born in Dooley, Georgia 1 March 1864. James was the son of Rasco Rack Lipsey. James died 1930 in Largo, Pinellas County, Florida, at 66 years of age. James Anthony Lipsey and Rebecca Jane STOCKMAN had the following children: Blanche Lipsey born 1 April 1897.

Gladys Lipsey born in Curlew, Pinellas County, Florida 20 January, 1900. Gladys died 9 December 1988 in Tampa, Hillsboro County, Florida, at 88 years of age.

The Son which we reported as William Roy Stockman is recorded in this new information as William Henry Stockman. He was born in Fort White, Columbia County, Florida 12 May 1872. William died 2 September 1960 in Trenton, Gilchrist County, Florida, at 88 years of age.

      Eula Effie Granger was born 28 February 1908 in Malone, Texas, the daughter of Benjamin Granger and Mary Lee stockman (William
        David stockman, George William stockman, Peter stockman, Frederick stockman and Catherine Disponet of the Texas branch of the family).
        Eula lived most of her life in and around the Mount Calm, Texas area. She was a member of the nurses auxiliary, the Moose Lodge, was in the
        Order of the Eastern Star and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary.

Eula married Edwin Dewey Medlin on 22 December 1925 in Hill County, Texas. They had five children. Eula married for a second time to Ira
Boyd Strange 14 July 1949 in Potter, Texas. They had no children. Ira Strange died 23 Oct. 1876.

Eula was an avid family history researcher. She enjoyed her family history and lived in the area were family had been for several generations. To
visit with her was to receive an education on the members of the family who had gone before.

      Eula is survived by four daughters, Mary Margaret Medlin Dillard of Tucson, Arizona; Eralee Jeanette Medlin Alls of Hubbard; Violet Varue
    Medlin of Riverside, California; and Velva Wyniece Medlin Stevens of Charleston, Arkansas. She is survived by three brothers A. D.
        Granger of Hubbard, Kermit W. Ranger of Hubbard, and Jesse Leon Granger of Mount Calm, two sisters, Rosa Lee Osborn of Mount Calm, and
        Era Del Matthews of Amarillo, Texas; 13 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, and 11 great great grandchildren.

Eula died Oct. 23^rd 1999 in Waco, Texas. Funeral services were held 2 PM Tuesday Oct. 26^th 1999 at the first Baptist Church Mount
Calm, Officiating was the Rev. James Shugart. Eula was buried in the Mount Calm old town cemetery where many of her family also rest. The Wade Funeral Home of Hubbard, Texas was in charge of arrangements

Among the photos which Eula had were some from her mother. Rosa Lee has sent the photo of “Big Jesse Stockman” to the Newsletter. Should anyone recognize him and know how he fits into the family, Rosa Lee would like to know.

This fellow visited with the Granger family at Mt. Calm for a while many years ago. Rosa Lee remembers him saying he had come from Pennsylvania. This photo of Big Jesse Stockman was taken at the Toulman Studio in Hubbard City, TX and is undated.

If you recognize him, Please let the Newsletter know so that all of the family can be informed

          Earl Stockman died Wednesday in Shawnee, OK. He was 79. Earl was born Nov. 30, 1920, in Brownwood, Texas, the son of Martha
        Viola Matney and Brennan Bill Stockman (Jessie Thomas Stockman, Hardy Francis Stockman, Henry Stockman, Frederick Stockman and
        Katherine Disponet of the Texas branch of the family).

      Earl married Mary Margaret Ellen Singletary July 19, 1945. He lived near Prague in Pottawatomie County, OK. Earl was a truck driver for
        Safeway Stores for 25 years and served in the U.S. Army Air Force. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and one sister.
        Survivors include his wife, Margaret Stockman of the home; sons and daughters-in-law, Ron and Elaine Boyd, Prague, Earl D. and Ethel
        Stockman, California, and Don Stockman, California; daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Jerry McDaniel, Tulsa; daughter-in-law Nancy
        Stockman, Illinois; brother and sister-in-law, Brennan and Norma Stockman, Bartlesville; sister, Vivian Stockman; 11 grandchildren;
        and 11 great-grandchildren.

Services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday 29 Jan 2000 at the Parks Brothers Funeral Home Chapel in Prague with the Rev. Tim Emmons
officiating. Burial followed in the Prague Cemetery.

Here are the details of my Dad (Brennon Stockman) and Earl "finding" one another after 40 years of separation. Earl was the son of my grandfather (Brennan Bill) and his first wife, who died in childbirth. He was raised by his maternal grandparents.

Brennan Bill married my grandmother, Myrtle, and had two children, Bertie and my Dad. Myrtle had been married before, having several children. Her husband died, she moved to Texas. She and Brennan Bill separated, and both remarried. Bill had two more children by his third wife, Vivian, mentioned above, was one, then divorced again and married Minnie, whom we met. Myrtle married again, but had no more children.

Through all this, Dad had lost touch with Earl. When I first began researching, I located Brennan Bill's last wife, Minnie, in Brownwood. When I talked with her the first time, I found out that Earl was living in California, and got his address and phone number. Dad wouldn't call him, but wrote him a letter, identifying himself. As soon as he received the letter, Earl was ecstatic. He called and they, set up a reunion in California, and have been seeing each other ever since. Earl moved from California to Oklahoma a number of years ago. It was an exciting time for them.-//-

Service for Bertie Lee Maddux, 77, was held at 2 p.m. September 1 in Hawkins

        Funeral Home Chapel in Bridgeport, Texas. Bertie Lee Stockman was born August 3, 1922 in Newark, daughter of Myrtle Mary Taylor and
        Brennan Bill Stockman (Jessie Thomas Stockman, Hardy Francis Stockman, Henry Stockman, Frederick Stockman and Katherine Disponet
        of the Texas branch of the family). She had been a resident of Chico for the past thirteen years. She was a homemaker and a member of the
        Church of Christ.

She died August 30, 1999 in Decatur. She is preceded in death by her husband, Woodrow Maddux; two brothers, L. D. and Chester Potter,
and one sister, Edna Harper.

      Mrs. Maddux is survived by her son, Glenn Maddux, and three daughters: Mary Price, Marie Puckett, and Linda Byers. Also surviving are
       one brother, Brennon Stockman, and one sister, Sharlet Alexander. Mrs. Maddux had nineteen grandchildren, fifty-two great grandchildren, three
        great great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

Services were to be conducted by Rev. Houston Myers, with interment at Jim Ned Cemetery near Runaway Bay. Pallbearers chosen were J. W.
Byers, Kenneth Smith, Dewayne Puckett, Danny Puckett, C. W. Deering and Gary Deering. The grandsons served as honorary pallbearers.

B Carroll Tharp has a new zip code. 10410 Honea Egypt Road, Montgomery, TX 77316.

Arline Metcalf, New Subscriber, (Mary Sarah) P.O. Box 175 Shingle Springs, CA 95682-0175. Phone (530) 677-2647. E-mail Sprkang1@innercite.com

Elizabeth Stockman was born ca 1820 in Alabama. She married Robert Lewis Huey Colburn who was born in 1823 in Perry Co, AL 23 July 1842, License Number 1381. Their children were:

Robert Lysander Colburn born 5 Jul 1857 in Alabama. He served in the 40^th Infantry Regiment, Co H, Confederate, in the Civil War.

There were two Stockman families in Perry Co, AL and Elizabeth Stockman could be a member of either of these families. George Stockman born ca 1787 in South Carolina and John G Stockman born ca 1783 in South Carolina. Both of these men bore the name John George Stockman and it is sometimes difficult to sort the records which deal with one from the other. See the story above on Thomas P Stockman for more on these families.. In 1850 they were living side by side in the Old Town Beat in Perry County. It is inter to note that Polly Carter, born ca 1838, married Reas Colburn in 1856. Which of these two families does Elizabeth belong to?-lts-

William F Norris reports: “We have a new granddaughter, Sarah Celeste Miller. She is named in honor of our Stockman ancestor. She was born to my daughter Joan and her husband Shane Miller. On Oct.6 1999 in Battle Creek Mich. 6 lbs 5 oz. and 19 inches long.”

This information was found in the Louisiana Genealogical Register, Volume XXIX, #1, March 1982 published by the Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society. Elizabeth Shown Mills translated this record which is the Bexar Archives, Reel 37, Frames 161-63, University of Texas, Austin, Texas. The article is entitled “1807 Settlers of Lake Charles, Louisiana” but this location was actually in Texas not in Louisiana. The names in ( ) are Mills’ translation of the surnames. Frederick is enumerated as Federico Escoman. Charles Sallier who is enumerated as Don Carlos Saliet was the founder of Lake Charles Louisiana according to Mills.

Census that shows the immigrant families who are in this post, unable to proceed

because they have no mounts, and so I have permitted them to establish themselves here. Also shown are the number of cattle and horses each has.

- that the families of Pedro Fruched (Fruge-) and Francisco Mercantel, who were here, were forced by me to return to the place they came from because I noticed that they conducted themselves very badly.

- that Daniel Boom and his family are enroute to San Antonio de Bejar with a petition to settle there.

Beginning with the next issue of the Stockman Family Newsletter, the known history of the Stockman and related families will be reviewed beginning with the earliest German Ancestors known.

The press of business has made this issue late and everyone is reminded that issues will probably not be completed on a regular quarterly basis in the future.

Milam County, Texas, Page 190 HH 437 Page 190 1880 Census
Mary Stockman	40	F	Widowed	AL
Thomas Stockman	24	M	Farmer (son)	AL

Milam County, Texas, Page 190 HH 438 Page 190 1880 Census
Victoria Judkins	23	F	Widowed	LA
H John Judkins	6	M	son	TX
Albert H Judkins	2	M	son	TX

Jackson County, Ohio, Page 368, H.H. 294, 30 Oct 1850, Jackson TWP
Name	Age	Sex	Occupation	Place of Birth
Robert Springer	60	M	Farmer $1000	RI
Drucilla Stockman	59	F		NJ