Jane married Thomas STOCKETT on 13 Apr 1592 in Canterbury, Co.Kent, ENG. Thomas (son of Sir Lewis STOCKETT and Lucy (Luce) UNKNOWN) was born in 1575 in Hackington, Kent, , ENG; died on 19 May 1597. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Michael WOOD. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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This Francis is listed three times on the Descendancy Chart, twice with the christening date of 1594 under two different spellings, Frances and Francis. The third entry is for a Francis, b. 1596?. I suspect that they all refer to one Francis born and christened 1594. The data could however, also suggest that the Francis or Frances christened in 1594 died and their next child they named Francis again. (C-600) In any case, this Frances died unmarried. (C-650)

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Thomas married his cousin Francis Stockett. (C-650)

Thomas married Frances AYLEWORTH before 1620. Frances (daughter of Walter AYLEWORTH and Jane (Joan) STOCKETT) was born about 1597 in , Kent, ENG; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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John supposedly married and left descendants in England. (C-650)

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On June 27, 1664, Lewis was named Colonel and Commander in Chief of the militia between the two rivers, out to the bay and the Isle of Kent. His commission was renewed June 16, 1666. (C-650) He was living on the Isle of Kent in 1667. (C-651)

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This Thomas appears to have been the first named Thomas in this family. It is my conjecture that he died before the second of three Thomas's listed in the Ancestral file. (C-600)

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Thomas Stockett immigrated to Anne Arundel Co., Maryland in 1658 with his brothers, Francis and Henry. Their elder brother, Lewis Stockett joined them in 1664. They were from Kent(shire), England. They had apparently been from the strictest faithful followers of Charles I and II. When Charles II was exiled, they mortgaged their property and followed him. At their return, they had no money to redeem their mortgage. They immigrated to America to get a new start. There they received grants of land from the newly restored Calvert government located near the Susquehann River in Harford County, MD. Thomas obtained a patent for land called "Bourne." Brother Henry's was called "Rapalta" and Dr. Francis Stockett's was " Delph" and "Delph Island".

It is thought that these Stockett sons are the children of Thomas and Frances Aylesworth Stockett II of Canterbury, England. This Thomas and Frances were first cousins. They also were grandchildren of a Lewis Stockett who "was a member of the household of Queen Elizabeth I." (C-575)

Thomas Stocket held many highly respected positions in his Maryland home. He served in the Lower House at St. Marys on April 17, 1661 in Maryland and continued as a delegate through 1666. He was a Justice of Baltimore Co. from 1661-1668. In 1668 he was appointed High Sheriff of Anne Arundel Co, to which he and his brothers Henry and Francis then moved. They purchased land located on a stream adjacent to the Patuxent River they named "Stockett's Run.

Thomas, himself, owned 400 acres in Baltimore Co. and 664 acres called "Obligation" north of Arundel Manor which was on the south/east of "Stocket's Run". (Surveyed Jul. 19, 1669) He held the title of Deputy Surveyor General (1670-1671), Captain, and High Sheriff at the time of his death in 1671. (C-575) His other two brothers remained on Stockett's Run and died in residence there. The Coat of Arms they used in Maryland was "a lion rampant, sa. on a chief of the last, tower triple towred, ar. between two bezants."

One of his "indentured servants", George Aslop, published early historical and geographical accounts of Maryland life. In his writings, he mentioned the kind treatment he received from Capt. Thomas Stockett and the abundance in the Stockett Mansion. (C-650)

Capt. married Mary WELLS before 1665. Mary (daughter of Dr. Richard WELLS and Francis WHITE) was born after 1640 in , , VA, USA; died in Jan 1698 in , Anne Arundel, MD, USA; was buried on 21 Jan 1698 in Davidsonville, Anne Arundel, MD, US. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Henry was a Judge for Baltimore Co., Maryland. He died on his plantation called "Bridge Hill." It was a part of the tract known as "Stockett Run" because all three brothers owned adjoining land. He left four daughters and one son. He willed "Bridge Hill" to his son, Lewis who was younger than 16 at the time the will was written. (C-650)

Family/Spouse: Katherine "Stiles" Or HARDING. Katherine was born about 1636; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Dr. Francis Stockett was clerk for Anne Arundel Co., MD by Sept. 1658 and then transferred to being clerk for Baltimore Co. when it was established. (C-650)

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Frances was left her Silver Seal in a Lozenge shield in her mother's will. (C-650) She supposedly had a boyfriend while she was still to be married to Maurice Duvall. (C-1659)

Frances married Mareen DUVALL, "The Elder" in 1685 in , Anne Arundel, MD. Mareen (son of Mareen DUVALL and Mary BOUTH) was born in 1661 in South River Hundred, Anne Arundel, MD; died after 1710 in , Prince George, MD. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Elizabeth's birth date is truly unknown. From her marriage date, Anita Fiedler estimates her birth date as between 1652 and 1658. If this is true, her parents married at a much younger date than currently listed in most 2nd hand sources. (C-1653) Elizabeth is mentioned in her Mother's will as the wife of Thomas Plummer. Her father's will only included the word daughters, without naming them. Her stepfather, George Yate's will mentions her too.

Elizabeth married Thomas PLUMMER about 1678. Thomas was born about 1634 in Ringmer, Essex, ENG; was christened in Oct 1634 in St. Botolph Without Aldgate, London, ENG; died after 12 Jul 1694 in , Anne Arundel, MD, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Mark RICHARDSON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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This Thomas is possibly the Thomas Stockett who sold 219 acres of his land called "Obligation" to Samuel Galloway in Anne Arundel Co., MD sometime before 1719. (C-603) Thomas and his first wife had two children. Thomas and his second wife, Damaris, had fourteen children. (F-597)

Thomas married Mary SPRIGG on 12 Mar 1689 in , Anne Arundel, MD, USA. Mary was born in 1671 in , Anne Arundel, MD, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Damaris WELSH on 9 Apr 1700 in , Anne Arundel, MD. Damaris (daughter of Major John WELSH, * Gentleman and *Mary Agnes WYATT) was born in 1682 in All Hallowes Sou, Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States; died in 1735 in Anne Arundel, Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]