Descendants of Ranulphus De Praers Lord of Vil of Stokes

 Submitted By: DeLane Davidson

Generation No. 25 (7)

Generation No. 25 (8)

198.  WILLIAM²⁵ HOLLINGSHEAD (ELIZABETH²⁴ CONROW, DELIVERANCE²³ STOKES, THOMAS²², THOMAS SR.²¹, HENRY²⁰, HENRY¹⁹, JOHN¹⁸, THOMAS¹⁷, GEORGE¹⁶, THOMAS¹⁵, THOMAS¹⁴, ROBERT¹³, THOMAS¹², JOHN¹¹ DE STOKES, ROBERT¹⁰, EDMUND⁹, RICHARD⁸, ROBERT DE⁷ STOKES CUSTODIAN OF NEWCASTLE MNT, JOHN DE⁶, ROBERT DE⁵, ROGER DE⁴, SIR RICHARD DE³, WILLIAM DE STOKE OR FITZ² RANULF, RANULPHUS DE¹ PRAERS LORD OF VIL OF STOKES) was born 1768 in Chester, Burlington, New Jersey, USA, and died 1819 in Kingtownship, York Twp., York (Toronto), Upper Canada.  He married ANN HILL April 03, 1794 in Trinity Anglican, Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada.  She was born 1774 in New York, New York, USA, and died September 29, 1867 in Niagra, Niagra, Ontario, Canada. 

Notes for WILLIAM HOLLINGSHEAD:

BIRTH-MAR-DEATH-ORD: Stamped Archive record; in poss Deon C. Smith; Nova Scotia Public Archives; Hollingsheads in America; by A.M. Stockhouse; 1911; Sherman's Historic Morristown; New Jersey;Toronto Public Archives. 

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Children of WILLIAM HOLLINGSHEAD and ANN HILL are:

452.            i.    THOMAS WILLIAM²⁶ HOLLINGSHEAD, b. July 14, 1795, Digby, Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. June 05, 1869, Wheatland, Yuba, California, USA.

                  ii.    JOSEPH HOLLINGSHEAD, b. 1798, Youge St., York, (Ontario), Upper Canada; d. August 18, 1829; m. CHARLOTTE ANDERSON, August 29, 1826, , York Twp., , Upper Canada; b. 1807, , York, (Ontario), Upper Canada; d. April 1886.

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                 iii.    WILLIAM HOLLINGSHEAD, b. July 05, 1798, Markham Twp., Markham Twp., Ontario, Canada.

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                 iv.    ANTHONY HOLLINGSHEAD, b. May 14, 1800, Vaughan Twp., York, Canada, Canada; d. June 07, 1869; m. ANN ROBINSON, January 30, 1825, , York Twp., Ontario, Canada; b. January 29, 1805, , , Ireland; d. April 27, 1862.

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                  v.    ELIZABETH HOLLINGSHEAD, b. 1804, Vaughan Twp., York, Canada, Canada; m. PETER MCMULLEN, April 11, 1833; b. Abt. 1802, of, , Canada.

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                 vi.    GEORGE HOLLINGSHEAD, b. 1808, Youge St., York, (Ontario), Canada.

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199.  LYDIA²⁵ CONROW (DARLING²⁴, DELIVERANCE²³ STOKES, THOMAS²², THOMAS SR.²¹, HENRY²⁰, HENRY¹⁹, JOHN¹⁸, THOMAS¹⁷, GEORGE¹⁶, THOMAS¹⁵, THOMAS¹⁴, ROBERT¹³, THOMAS¹², JOHN¹¹ DE STOKES, ROBERT¹⁰, EDMUND⁹, RICHARD⁸, ROBERT DE⁷ STOKES CUSTODIAN OF NEWCASTLE MNT, JOHN DE⁶, ROBERT DE⁵, ROGER DE⁴, SIR RICHARD DE³, WILLIAM DE STOKE OR FITZ² RANULF, RANULPHUS DE¹ PRAERS LORD OF VIL OF STOKES)^1493,1494 was born  in Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA¹⁴⁹⁵.  She married JOSEPH ENGLE^{1495,14961497,1498}, son of JOSEPH ENGLE and MARY BORTON.   

Notes for JOSEPH ENGLE:

NOTE: (D.A.D.- 04/29/98) "Genealogy of the Stokes Family", 1903, Pg. 53, states this about the Joseph Engle family:

     "Joseph Engle, who married Lydia Conrow, was the son of Joseph Engle and Mary Borton, the daughter of Obadiah Borton and Susanna Butcher, the daughter of Samuel Butcher and Silence Bunting.  Samuel was the son of Thomas Butcher and Esther, the progenitors of the Butcher family.  Joseph Engle was the son of Robert Engle and Rachel Venicomb, the daughter of William Venicomb, the progenitor of the Venicomb family, of Springfield, New Jersey, and Sarah (Stockton) Jones, the daughter of Richard Stockton and Abigail, the progenitors of the Stockton family, and widow of _________ Jones.  Robert Engle was the son of John Engle and Mary Ogborn , the daughter of Samuel Ogborn and Jane, the progenitors of the Ogborn family.  John Engle was the son of Robert Engle and Jane Horne, the progenitors of the Engle Family."       

Children of LYDIA CONROW and JOSEPH ENGLE are:

                   i.    DARLING²⁶ ENGLE¹⁴⁹⁹, b. April 03, 1801¹⁴⁹⁹. Notes for DARLING ENGLE: Died Unmarried

                  ii.    LUCY ENGLE¹⁴⁹⁹, b. November 19, 1802¹⁴⁹⁹.

                 iii.    GEORGE ENGLE¹⁴⁹⁹, b. June 25, 1807¹⁴⁹⁹.

                 iv.    CLAYTON ENGLE¹⁴⁹⁹, b. January 10, 1810¹⁴⁹⁹.

                  v.    SARAH ENGLE¹⁴⁹⁹, b. August 05, 1811¹⁴⁹⁹.

                 vi.    JOSEPH C. ENGLE¹⁵⁰⁰, b. September 02, 1817¹⁵⁰¹. 

200.  BEULAH²⁵ CONROW (DARLING²⁴, DELIVERANCE²³ STOKES, THOMAS²², THOMAS SR.²¹, HENRY²⁰, HENRY¹⁹, JOHN¹⁸, THOMAS¹⁷, GEORGE¹⁶, THOMAS¹⁵, THOMAS¹⁴, ROBERT¹³, THOMAS¹², JOHN¹¹ DE STOKES, ROBERT¹⁰, EDMUND⁹, RICHARD⁸, ROBERT DE⁷ STOKES CUSTODIAN OF NEWCASTLE MNT, JOHN DE⁶, ROBERT DE⁵, ROGER DE⁴, SIR RICHARD DE³, WILLIAM DE STOKE OR FITZ² RANULF, RANULPHUS DE¹ PRAERS LORD OF VIL OF STOKES)^1502,1503 was born  in Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA¹⁵⁰⁴.  She married JOSEPH LIPPINCOTT^{1505,15061507,1508}, son of SAMUEL LIPPINCOTT and PRISCILLA BRYANT.   

Notes for JOSEPH LIPPINCOTT:

NOTE: (D.A.D.- 04/29/98) "Genealogy of the Stokes Family," 1903, Pg. 53, states the following about the Joseph Lippincott Family:

     "Joseph Lippincott, who married Beulah Conrow, was the son of Samuel Lippincott and Priscilla Bryant.  Samuel was the son of Isaac Lippincott and Hannah Engle, the daughter of John Engle and Mary Ogborn, whose ancestry is above in Joseph Engle's Ancestry.  Isaac Lippincott was the son of Thomas Lippincott and Mary Haines, the first wife, the daughter of John Haines and Esther Borton, the daughter of John Borton and Ann, the progenitors of the Borton Family.  John Haines was the eldest son of Richard Haines and Margaret, the progenitors of the Haines family.  Thomas Lippincott was the son of Freedom Lippincott and Mary Curtis.  Freedom was the son of Richard and Abigail, the progenitors of the Lippincott family, who came from Stonehouse, Devonshire, England."       

Children of BEULAH CONROW and JOSEPH LIPPINCOTT are:

453.            i.    BEULAH²⁶ LIPPINCOTT.

454.           ii.    SARAH LIPPINCOTT.

455.          iii.    REBECCA LIPPINCOTT.

456.          iv.    ASA LIPPINCOTT.

                  v.    DARLING LIPPINCOTT¹⁵⁰⁹. Notes for DARLING LIPPINCOTT: Died Unmarried

                 vi.    JOSEPH LIPPINCOTT¹⁵⁰⁹. Notes for JOSEPH LIPPINCOTT: Died Unmarried

                vii.    NATHANIEL LIPPINCOTT¹⁵⁰⁹. Notes for NATHANIEL LIPPINCOTT: Died In Minority

               viii.    SUSAN LIPPINCOTT¹⁵⁰⁹. 

201.  DARLING²⁵ CONROW (DARLING²⁴, DELIVERANCE²³ STOKES, THOMAS²², THOMAS SR.²¹, HENRY²⁰, HENRY¹⁹, JOHN¹⁸, THOMAS¹⁷, GEORGE¹⁶, THOMAS¹⁵, THOMAS¹⁴, ROBERT¹³, THOMAS¹², JOHN¹¹ DE STOKES, ROBERT¹⁰, EDMUND⁹, RICHARD⁸, ROBERT DE⁷ STOKES CUSTODIAN OF NEWCASTLE MNT, JOHN DE⁶, ROBERT DE⁵, ROGER DE⁴, SIR RICHARD DE³, WILLIAM DE STOKE OR FITZ² RANULF, RANULPHUS DE¹ PRAERS LORD OF VIL OF STOKES)^1510,1511 was born May 27, 1783 in Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA¹⁵¹², and died February 03, 1845 in Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA¹⁵¹³.  He married (1) ESTHER HUNT^1514,1515 April 25, 1805^1516,1517.  She was born January 30, 1783¹⁵¹⁸, and died 1808¹⁵¹⁸.  He married (2) ELIZABETH BROWN^1518,1519 October 04, 1810^1520,1521, daughter of JOSEPH BROWN.  She was born June 01, 1788¹⁵²², and died 1825¹⁵²². 

Notes for DARLING CONROW:

NOTE: (D.A.D.- 12/04/97) "History of Burlington County, N.J." pgs 304 - 305, states this about the Darling Conrow family; including a Sketched Pictured of Darling (4th) and his Autograph:

     "Darling Conrow was among the early settlers of Chester Township, afterwards Cinnaminson , now Delran, Burlington County, N.J.  He married about 1740, Deliverance Stokes, a member of another old family of that vicinity, who bore him children, of whom one son, Darling, succeeded to the homestead by inheritance, was born about 1742, and married Sarah Elkinton about 1 765. The children of Darling (2nd) and Sarah were: Lydia, wife of Joseph Engle; Beulah, wife of Joseph Lippincott; Elizabeth, wife of Ambrose Barber; and Darling Conrow.  The latter, being the third of the name, succeeded to the homestead estate.

     Darling (3rd) was born May 27, 1783, married Esther Hunt, April 25, 1805, who bore him children: Sarah E, born March 6, 1806, wife of Thomas Wright; and Nathan Hunt Conrow (born 180 7/1808).

     The mother (Esther) died in 1808, having been born January 30, 1783.  The father (Darling) married again, October 4, 1810, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Brown, who was born June 1, 1788, and died in 1825.  The children of this union were: Susanna R. (died at the age of seventeen); Phebe Ann; Esther, born April 26, 1816, wife of Biddle Hancock, died in 1862; Lydia E, born September 14, 1818, wife of Aaron Lippincott, died April 9, 1852; Darling; Joseph B., born April 24, 1823, a lumber merchant in Philadelphia, died in Wilmington, Delaware; Elizabeth B, died young; and Thornton, born October 17, 1827, a wholesale grocer in Philadelphia, died March, 15, 1882.

     The father (Darling 3rd), died February 3, 1845, and his son Darling (4th), born March 1, 1821, succeeded to the home property.  His first wife, Harriet Gillingham, of Bucks County, Pa., whom he married, February 8, 1844, bore him children: Franklin G.; Ridgeway; and Henry L. Conrow.

     By a second marriage to Mary Engle, December 18, 1856, he has had the following children:  Abram E,; Elizabeth B.; Harriet G.; Sarah E.; and Thornton D. Conrow, of whom only two survive, viz; Abram E. and Sarah E.

     The Conrows (Formerly spelled Conarroe) have been agriculturists through the several generations, men of sterling integrity, and members of the Society of Friends.  As a family, the male members have been physically strong, robust, and of large stature.  The first Darling Conrow was a man of more than ordinary usefulness as a citizen, a Justice of the Peace, and Associate Judge of the county.

     Darling Conrow, subject of this sketch, and fourth in line of descent from the first settler, is a representative citizen, officially identified with his township as committeeman, and has been a candidate for the State Legislature, but owing to his party being in the minority, he was defeated.  His residence was built by the first Darling Conrow in 1751, and ha s been successively occupied by four generations, since a period of one hundred and thirty-one years.

     Nathan Hunt Conrow, eldest and only son of Darling and Esther (Hunt) Conrow, was born on the homestead, February 6, 1808.  He had limited opportunities for any education from books, but in boyhood learned the important lessons of economy and self-reliance.  He learned the brick mason's trade during his minority with Enoch Middleton, of Philadelphia, and for three years, was a contractor and builder in that city, in partnership with Barclay Haines.  In 1 832, he returned home and followed his trade until February 13, 1834, when he married Elizabeth, daughter of William and Ann (Rogers) Lippincott, of Cinnaminson.  She was born April 6, 1 812.  Their children are: Hannah Ann, died at the age of seventeen, in 1851; Clayton; William, died in 1881, February 22nd, aged forty-two years, was a lawyer, land agent, and at the time of his death, editor of the Norton News, Illinois; John, died at age fourteen, in 1852; and George Nathan, who graduated at Earlham College, Indiana, in 1866, read law with Earle & White, of Philadelphia, and with Judge Carpenter, of Camden, N.J., was admitted as attorney and counselor, made a Master in Chancery, and practiced in Camden until his death, November 10 , 1877, at the age of thirty-one years, leaving a widow and two children. His wife was Amy, daughter of Samuel L. Roberts, of Mount Laurel.

     For one year after his marriage, Mr. Nathan Hunt Conrow was on a farm in Evesham.  In 18 35, he purchased a farm in Cinnaminson township, where he resided until 1860, gave possession of it to his son, Clayton Conrow, and settled in Moorestown, where he has since resided retired.  Mr. Conrow has been an industrious, thoroughgoing farmer.

     Clayton Conrow was born March 2, 1837, on the farm where he now resides, to which he succeeded upon his father's retirement from business.  He obtained his education in the Westfield Friends' School and at the private schools of William A. Garrigues and Samuel Smith, and for one term was a teacher.  He was one of the three trustees who built the New Albany public school building, and has been a member of the board of trustees of the Friends' School of West field for upwards of twenty years.  He is a director and treasurer of the Westfield and Camden Turnpike Company, a director of the Moorestown Agricultural and Industrial Society, of which he is the present acting president.  Mr. Clayton Conrow is also a director of the Cinnaminson Building and Loan Association, and officially identified with the local affairs of his township.  He married, March 22, 1860, Mary S., daughter of Isaac and Sarah Collins.

     Isaac Collins is a representative farmer, and one of the pioneers in the culture of strawberries.  Clayton and Mary S. (Collins) Conrow's children are: Hannah A.; Edgar; Nathan H; Sarah M; Rowland; Herman; and Wilton.  Both Mr. and Mrs. Conrow are members of the Society o f Friends.       

Children of DARLING CONROW and ESTHER HUNT are:

                   i.    SARAH E.²⁶ CONROW^1522,1523, b. March 06, 1806, Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA^1524,1525; m. THOMAS WRIGHT^{1526,15271528}.

457.           ii.    NATHAN HUNT CONROW, b. February 06, 1808, Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA; d. Moorestown, Burlington, New Jersey, USA. 

Children of DARLING CONROW and ELIZABETH BROWN are:

                 iii.    PHEBE ANN²⁶ CONROW^1528,1529, b. Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA¹⁵³⁰.

                 iv.    ELIZABETH B. CONROW^1531,1532, b. Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA¹⁵³³.  Notes for ELIZABETH B. CONROW: NOTE: (D.A.D.- 12/4/97) "History of Burlington County, N.J." Pg 305, states: "Elizabeth B. Conrow died young." 

                  v.    SUSANNA R. CONROW^1534,1535, b. Aft. 1810. Notes for SUSANNA R. CONROW: NOTE: (D.A.D.- 12/4/97) "History of Burlington County, N.J." Pg 305, states: "Susanna died at age seventeen." 

                 vi.    ESTHER CONROW^1536,1537, b. April 26, 1816, Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA^1538,1539; d. 1862¹⁵⁴⁰; m. BIDDLE HANCOCK^{1540,15411542}.

458.         vii.    LYDIA E. CONROW, b. September 14, 1818, Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA; d. April 09, 1852.

459.        viii.    DARLING CONROW, b. March 01, 1821, Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA.

                  ix.    JOSEPH B. CONROW^1543,1544, b. April 24, 1823, Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA^1545,1546; d. Wilmington, , Delaware, USA¹⁵⁴⁷.

460.            x.    THORNTON CONROW, b. October 17, 1827, Cinnaminson Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA; d. March 15, 1882. 

202.  HANNAH²⁵ STOKES (THOMAS²⁴, JOSHUA²³, THOMAS²², THOMAS SR.²¹, HENRY²⁰, HENRY¹⁹, JOHN¹⁸, THOMAS¹⁷, GEORGE¹⁶, THOMAS¹⁵, THOMAS¹⁴, ROBERT¹³, THOMAS¹², JOHN¹¹ DE STOKES, ROBERT¹⁰, EDMUND⁹, RICHARD⁸, ROBERT DE⁷ STOKES CUSTODIAN OF NEWCASTLE MNT, JOHN DE⁶, ROBERT DE⁵, ROGER DE⁴, SIR RICHARD DE³, WILLIAM DE STOKE OR FITZ² RANULF, RANULPHUS DE¹ PRAERS LORD OF VIL OF STOKES)¹⁵⁴⁸ was born April 04, 1767¹⁵⁴⁹.  She married ENOCH ROBERTS^{1550,1551,15521553}, son of JOHN ROBERTS and PHEBE ANDREWS.  He was born 1768 in Chester Twsp, Burlington, New Jersey, USA. 

Notes for HANNAH STOKES:

NOTE: (D.A.D.- 04/03/98) "Genealogy of the Stokes Family," 1903, pg. 41 states this about the Hannah Stokes family:

     "Hannah Stokes, the wife of Enoch Roberts, was the daughter of Thomas Stokes and Sarah Inskeep.  Thomas was the son of Joshua Stokes and Amy Hinchman, whose family see, page 26, for further ancestry." 

Notes for ENOCH ROBERTS: NOTE: (D.A.D.- 5/19/98) "Genealogy of the Stokes Family," 1903, pg. 58, states this about Enoch Roberts:

     "Enoch Roberts, who married Hannah Stokes, was the son of John Roberts and Phebe Andrews.  John was the son of Joshua Roberts and Rebecca Stokes, the daughter of Joseph Stokes and Judith Lippincott, the daughter of Freedom Lippincott and Mary Curtis.  Freedom was the son of Richard Lippincott and Abigail, the progenitors of the Lippincott family.  Joseph Stokes was the son of Thomas Stokes and Mary Bernard, the progenitors of the Stokes Family.  Joshua Roberts was the son of John Roberts and Mary Elkinton, the daughter of George Elkinton of Burli ngton, New Jersey, the progenitors of the Elkinton Family.  John Roberts was the son of John Roberts and Sarah, the progenitors of the Roberts family, who came from Ourton, Warwickshire, England."       

Children of HANNAH STOKES and ENOCH ROBERTS are:

                   i.    SAMUEL²⁶ ROBERTS^1554,1555, b. 1813¹⁵⁵⁶; m. ELIZA HAINES^{1556,15571558}.

Notes for SAMUEL ROBERTS: NOTE:(D.A.D.- 11/06/98) "Genealogy of the Stokes Family," 1903, Pg. 123-124, states this about Samuel Roberts:

     "Samuel Roberts, who married Eliza Haines, was the son of Enoch Roberts and Hannah Stokes, the daughter of Thomas Stokes and Sarah Inskeep.  Thomas was the son of Joshua Stokes and Any Hinchman, who family see page 26, for further ancestry.  Enoch was the son of John Roberts and Phebe Andrews.  John was the son of Joshua Roberts and Rebecca Stokes, the daughter of Joseph Stokes and Judith Lippincott, his first wife, whose family see page 12, for further ancestry. Joshua Roberts was the son of John Roberts and Mary Elkinton, the daughter of George Elkinton, the progenitor of the Elkinton family.  John Roberts was the son of John Robert s and Sarah, the progenitors of the Roberts family, who came from Ourton, in Warwickshire, En gland." 

Notes for ELIZA HAINES: NOTE:(D.A.D.- 11/06/98) "Genealogy of the Stokes Family," 1903, pg. 124, states this about E liza Haines:

     "Eliza Haines, the wife of Samuel Roberts, was the daughter of Abel Haines and Ann Moore, the daughter of Joseph Moore and Mary.  Abel was the son of Jacob Haines and Bathsheba Burrough, the daughter of Samuel Burrough and Ann Gray, the daughter of Richard Gray and Esther Gillott.  Samuel was the son of Samuel Burrough and Hannah Roberts, the daughter of John Roberts and Sarah, the progenitors of the Roberts family.  Jacob Haines was the son of Samuel Haines and Lydia Stokes, whose family see page 23 for ancestry." 

203.  ELIZABETH²⁵ STOKES (THOMAS²⁴, JOSHUA²³, THOMAS²², THOMAS SR.²¹, HENRY²⁰, HENRY¹⁹, JOHN¹⁸, THOMAS¹⁷, GEORGE¹⁶, THOMAS¹⁵, THOMAS¹⁴, ROBERT¹³, THOMAS¹², JOHN¹¹ DE STOKES, ROBERT¹⁰, EDMUND⁹, RICHARD⁸, ROBERT DE⁷ STOKES CUSTODIAN OF NEWCASTLE MNT, JOHN DE⁶, ROBERT DE⁵, ROGER DE⁴, SIR RICHARD DE³, WILLIAM DE STOKE OR FITZ² RANULF, RANULPHUS DE¹ PRAERS LORD OF VIL OF STOKES)¹⁵⁶⁰ was born August 24, 1774¹⁵⁶¹.  She married REUBEN BRADDOCK¹⁵⁶², son of REUBEN BRADDOCK and ABIGAIL BORTON. 

Notes for REUBEN BRADDOCK:

NOTE: (D.A.D.- 05/19/98) "Genealogy of the Stokes Family," 1903, pg. 58, states this about Reuben Braddock:

     "Reuben Braddock, who married Elizabeth Stokes, was the son of Reuben Braddock and Abigail Borton, the daughter of John Borton and Elizabeth Lord.  John was the son of John Borton Jr., and his first wife.  John Jr., was the son of John Borton and Ann, the progenitors of the Borton family.  Reuben Braddock was the son of Robert Braddock and Elizabeth Bates, the daughter of Joseph Bates and Mercy Clement, the daughter of James Clement and Jane, who came fro m England and settled on Long Island.  Joseph Bates was the son of William Bates, the progenitor of the Bates family, who came from Wickloe, Ireland, and settled in Newton, New Jersey .  Robert Braddock was the son of Robert Braddock, the progenitor of the Braddock family, and Elizabeth Hancock, the daughter of Timothy Hancock, the progenitor of the Hancock family, and Rachel Firman, his first wife."

Children of ELIZABETH STOKES and REUBEN BRADDOCK are:

                   i.    SAMUEL²⁶ BRADDOCK¹⁵⁶³, b. March 25, 1799¹⁵⁶³.

                  ii.    SARAH BRADDOCK¹⁵⁶³, b. November 26, 1800¹⁵⁶³.

                 iii.    ABIGAIL BRADDOCK¹⁵⁶³, b. June 14, 1802¹⁵⁶³.

                 iv.    LYDIA BRADDOCK¹⁵⁶³, b. November 16, 1804¹⁵⁶³.

                  v.    THOMAS BRADDOCK¹⁵⁶⁴, b. December 11, 1806¹⁵⁶⁵.

204.  JOSEPH²⁵ STOKES (THOMAS²⁴, JOSHUA²³, THOMAS²², THOMAS SR.²¹, HENRY²⁰, HENRY¹⁹, JOHN¹⁸, THOMAS¹⁷, GEORGE¹⁶, THOMAS¹⁵, THOMAS¹⁴, ROBERT¹³, THOMAS¹², JOHN¹¹ DE STOKES, ROBERT¹⁰, EDMUND⁹, RICHARD⁸, ROBERT DE⁷ STOKES CUSTODIAN OF NEWCASTLE MNT, JOHN DE⁶, ROBERT DE⁵, ROGER DE⁴, SIR RICHARD DE³, WILLIAM DE STOKE OR FITZ² RANULF, RANULPHUS DE¹ PRAERS LORD OF VIL OF STOKES)¹⁵⁶⁶ was born October 03, 1776¹⁵⁶⁷.  He married RACHEL MATLACK^15681569, daughter of REUBEN MATLACK and ELIZABETH COLE.         

Children of JOSEPH STOKES and RACHEL MATLACK are:

                   i.    ELIZA²⁶ STOKES¹⁵⁷⁰, b. July 18, 1808¹⁵⁷⁰; d. January 23, 1824¹⁵⁷⁰.

                  ii.    CAROLINE STOKES¹⁵⁷⁰, b. February 01, 1810¹⁵⁷⁰; m. EMMOR COMLY¹⁵⁷⁰, 1851¹⁵⁷⁰. Notes for EMMOR COMLY: Emmor Comly was a minister and the author of Comly's Spelling Book 

461.          iii.    CHARLES STOKES, b. December 12, 1811.

                 iv.    GEORGE STOKES¹⁵⁷⁰, b. May 06, 1814¹⁵⁷⁰; d. May 15, 1834¹⁵⁷⁰.

                  v.    JOHN STOKES¹⁵⁷⁰, b. March 21, 1816¹⁵⁷⁰; d. February 01, 1817¹⁵⁷⁰. 

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462.          vi.    MARY STOKES, b. March 03, 1819.

                vii.    ANN STOKES¹⁵⁷⁰