Josiah Crocker1
#24025, (circa 1770 - )
Father* | Capt. Thomas Crocker2 (1735 - 1796) | |
Mother* | Mercy Hamblen2 (1737 - ) |
Family | Hannah Crosby b. c 1775 | |
Children | 1. | Seth Crocker+1 (1796 - 1826) |
2. | Thomas1 Crocker5 (1797 - 1797) | |
3. | Betsey Crosby Crocker5 (1798 - 1798) | |
4. | Josiah Crocker Jr.5 (1799 - ) | |
5. | Betsey Crocker5 (1801 - ) | |
6. | Zerviah Crocker5 (1803 - ) | |
7. | Theresa Crocker5 (1804 - ) | |
8. | Thomas Crocker5 (1805 - ) | |
9. | Joseph Crocker6 (s 1808 - ) | |
10. | John Crocker6 (s 1810 - ) | |
11. | Stephen Nye Crocker6 (s 1812 - ) | |
12. | Abner Crocker6 (s 1812 - ) |
Birth* | circa 1770 | He was born circa 1770 at MassachusettsG.1 |
circa 1781 | He removed with Capt. Thomas Crocker and Mercy Hamblen to Lee, Berkshire Co., MassachusettsG, circa 1781.3 | |
Marriage* | 15 January 1795 | He married Hannah Crosby on 15 January 1795 at Lee, Massachusetts.4 |
1805 | He and Hannah Crosby removed from Berkshire Co., MassachusettsG, in 1805.1 | |
before 1820 | He settled at Turkey Hill (near Belleville), St. Clair Co., IllinoisG, before 1820.1 |
Citations
- [S2100] Biographies of Bradley Twp. Citizens, compiled by Carol Dean and Susan Cook,online www.iltrails.org/jackson/brad1.htm. "The Crocker Family," prepared by Robert Downen.
- [S2101] John R Totten, Thacher–Thatcher Genealogy (New York: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 1910), pp. 292-296.
- [S2102] Amos Otis, Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families, revised by C F Swift (Barnstable, Mass.: F. B. & F. P. Goss, 1888), pp. 242–243.
- [S1456] New England Historic Genealogical Society, compiler, Vital Records of Lee Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Boston: Stanhope Press, 1903), p. 126. Hannah Crosby and Josiah Crocker, marr. 15 Jan 1795.
- [S1456] New England Historic Genealogical Society, Vital Records of Lee, p. 34.
- [S2100] Biographies of Bradley Twp. Citizens, online www.iltrails.org/jackson/brad1.htm, "The Crocker Family," prepared by Robert Downen. "The last four children (Joseph, John, Stephen Nye, and Abner) were born after Josiah's family left Lee in 1805 in search of a new home."