John STOCKDALE & Rebecca ELY

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John STOCKDALE
Rebecca ELY

Husband: John STOCKDALE
Religion: Quaker

Marriage: 16 Sep 1801, Buckingham MM, Bucks Co., PA

Wife: Rebecca ELY
Birth: 25 Aug 1765, Bucks Co., PA
Death: 8 Oct 1802
Religion: Quaker
Father: Hugh ELY
Mother: Elizabeth WILSON
or
Father: Hugh ELY
Mother: Elizabeth BLACKFAN

I don't buy Rebecca's birthdate — she would have been almost 36 years old when she married. It would make much more sense if two Rebecca's are being mixed up here (i.e., the one who was born in 1765 and the other, born ca. 1780-85, who married in 1801 and, presumably, died birthing her first child in 1802), which would also solve the problem of two sets of parents.

Children:

Sources:

1. John B. Linn & William H. Egle, eds. 1880. Record of Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1810. Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd Ser. Lane S. Hart, State Printer, Harrisburg, PA (online at GenealogyLibrary.com). Vol. IX, p. 256:

Marriages Authorized by the Buckingham Monthly Meeting of Friends.
1730--1810.
Buckingham Monthly Meeting...

9, 16, 1801 Ely, Rebecca, and John Stockdale, Jr.

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: Ancestral File.

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