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Facts and Events
| Name |
Jacob Stucker |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1][3] |
12 Aug 1768 |
Berks, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Alt Birth[4] |
19 Dec 1768 |
Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Marriage |
1789 |
to Sarah Mitchell |
| Marriage Bond |
14 Mar 1791 |
Woodford, Kentucky, United Statesto Sarah Gottschall |
| Marriage |
24 Mar 1791 |
to Sarah Gottschall |
| Property[2] |
16 Aug 1810 |
Jefferson, Indiana, United Statesresident of Woodford, KY, made deposit on government land; Certificate received 3 Nov 1826 |
| Alt Death[1][4] |
1844 |
Jefferson, Indiana, United States |
| Death[3] |
1858 |
Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, United States |
| Burial[3] |
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Hanover, Jefferson, Indiana, United StatesHanover Cemetery |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Ancestral File
AFN 2SK5-F82.
- ↑ Jeffersonville, Indiana, in United States. Bureau of Land Management. Tract books. (Washington, District of Columbia: Records Improvement, Bureau of Land Management, 1957)
Vol. 10; FHL #1445505.
p. 2681 – Jacob Stucker, of Woodford, KY, SW1/4, S12, T2, R9, 160 acres @ $2/
On 16 Aug 1810 paid $16
On 22 Sept 1810 paid $64
On 22 Sept 1810 paid $184.32
With discount of $55.68, Total = $320
Final Certificate $58, but see record of Patent #528109, dated 9 May 1916
(Jacob Stucker made a deposit of $16 on NW1/4, but forfeited as of 18 or 9 Oct 1810; also $80 deposit on NW1/4 on 31 Aug 1814, completed payment on 23 Aug 1826; Certificate #1855, Patent issued 3 Nov 1826)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Jacob Stucker, in Find A Grave
accessed 11 Apr 2014.
Jacob Stucker
Birth: Aug. 12, 1768
Death: 1858, Hanover, Jefferson County, Indiana, USA
Burial: Hanover Cemetery , Hanover, Jefferson County, Indiana, USA
We found no stone.
Jacob Stucker was the son of George and Margaret (Mitchell) Stucker. He married Sarah Gottschall (Gudshall) is the spelling on the marriage) on March 24, 1791 in Woodford County, Kentucky. To this union eleven children were born William, Margaret, Elizabeth, Andrew, Mary, Jacob, George, Catherine, Lucretia, Sarah and Reason.
Information by Dori Chrisp 47796684.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Stucker, Essie, and Jennie E. (Jennie Elizabeth) Stewart. Michael Stucker of 1759 and his kinsmen: sequel to Book II (Vol. I) George Stucker which was compiled and edited by Jennie E. Stewart ... (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977)
p. 95.
23 JACOB STUCKER
b. 12-19-1768 in Northampton Co., Pa. He died in Jefferson Co., Ind. 1844, age 76 yrs.
m. (1) 1789 Sarah Mixel (Mitchell) in Kentucky. (from Family Bible.) She d. early in 1791, probably at William's birth
m. (2) 3-24-1791 Sarah Gudshall, daughter of Andrew and Sarah Gudshall (Gans) (also spelled Gottschalk.) (from Woodford County Records)
Jacob was in the Siege of Bryant's Station August14 - 15, 1782
He had Revolutionary pension in Woodford Co., KY. He and his brother John also had certificates for fighting in Defense of the Border in 1789.
He was in Woodford Co. in 1810 where he was listed with 12 in family. Soon after he moved over into Jefferson Co., Territory of Indiana where he died.
In War of 1812 Johnson's Reg. KY Mtd. Vol. Inf., Co. 9.
Jacob and brothers,Henry and John and mother, Margaret Miles, bought land from John Miles in 1787 in Woodford Co. About 1796 he bought out part or all of Henry's share.
Jacob entered and owned the land in Indiana where Hanover College now stands.
Jacob's family Bible lists the children of Sarah Gudshall but not William who it is claimed by the family was the son of Sarah Mixel. Two members of the family, far removed from each other, are responsible for the legend that William was a child of first marriage, and Margaret first child of second marriage. (The above marriage date taken from Woodford County court records re: Sarah Gudshall and from the family Bible).
NOTES by E.S. Under Miss Stewart's instructions I have written in the record of 23, that Jacob m. Sarah Mixel which data was not in original manuscript. There always seems to be some doubt on this William Stucker{# 231 p. 95}. His birth is NOT mentioned in Michael's Bible, but all of Michael's and Nancy's children are specifically designated as their children; however, William's marriage, the birth of some of his children,and his death are recorded in Michael's Bible.
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