Husband: James Patterson CROCKETT
Birthdate: 1784
Birthplace: Sullivan Co., TN
Death date: 1834
Place of death: Gibson Co., TN
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Father: John Wesley Crockett (1754-1834)
Mother: Rebecca Sullivan Hawkins (1756-1832)
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Marriage date: 21 Mar 1809
Marriage place: Hopkinsville, Christian Co., Ky

Wife: Nancy GRAY
Birthdate: 1783
Birthplace: Hopkinsville, Logan Co., (now Christian Co.), Ky
Death date: 1853
Place of death: Cedar, Mo
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Father: Robert N. Gray Jr (Abt 1772-?)
Mother: Mary Kenny (Abt 1765-?)
Other spouses: William Webb (????-????) After 1834, Gibson Co., TN

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Rebecca Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1810
Birthplace: Hopkinsville, Christian Co., Ky
Death date: 1845
Place of death: Rives, Cedar Co., Mo
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Marriage date: 22 Nov 1826
Marriage place: , Gibson, Tennessee, USA
Spouses' names: Edmund Wood (1806-1879)

Child No. 2: Patterson Crockett
Sex: M
Birthdate: 1810
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Marriage place: Tn
Spouses' names: Fannie Simmons (1815-?)

Child No. 3: Mary Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1811
Birthplace: Hopkinsville, Christian, Kenturcky
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Child No. 4: Elizabeth Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1813
Birthplace: Hopkinsville, Christian, Kenturcky
Death date: Bef 1840
Place of death: of Gibson Co., Tennessee
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Child No. 5: Robert Gray Crockett
Sex: M
Birthdate: 16 Feb 1815
Birthplace: Hopkinsville, Christian, Kenturcky
Death date: 1864
Place of death: St. Clair Co., Mo
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Marriage date: Abt 1832
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Spouses' names: Mary Vickers (Abt 1810-1879)

Child No. 6: Hester Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1817
Birthplace: Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky or Lawrence Co., Tenn.
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Child No. 7: Miss Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1819
Birthplace: Lawrence Co., Tennessee
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Child No. 8: Nancy Ann Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 18 Apr 1822
Birthplace: Giles or Gibson Co., Tn
Death date: 2 Feb 1860
Place of death: Howard, Mo
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Marriage date: Abt 1833
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Spouses' names: William Ainsworth (1799-1857)

Child No. 9: Miss Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1824
Birthplace: Gibson Co., Tennessee
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Child No. 10: Miss Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1825
Birthplace: Gibson Co., Tennessee
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Child No. 11: Miss Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1826
Birthplace: , Gibson, Tennessee, USA
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Child No. 12: Miss Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1828
Birthplace: , Gibson, Tennessee, USA
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Child No. 13: David C. Crockett
Sex: M
Birthdate: 12 Nov 1829
Birthplace: Gibson Co., TN
Death date: 4 Mar 1916
Place of death: Ukiah, Mendocino Co., Ca
Burial: - Russian River Cemetery, Ukiah, Mendocino Co., Ca
Marriage date: 25 Dec 1853
Marriage place: Cedar, Mo
Spouses' names: Ester Snyder (1836-1919)

Child No. 14: Marcella 'Mercilla" Crockett
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1832
Birthplace: Gibson Co., TN
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Marriage date: 24 Mar 1853
Marriage place: Cedar Co., Mo
Spouses' names: Robert D. Gray (Abt 1830-?)


Documentation:
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James Patterson Crockett
1. This family group sheet has been researched by Kay Lundell. It was created with the information from the 1810, 1820, 1830 census of Tennessee and the 1840 and 1850 census of Missouri. Also used is the Marriage listing of Gibson County, Tennessee.
The children were calculated from the numbers in the household each year, taking into consideration the ten year age increase and new births. The marriage Record of Gibson County, Tennessee has also been used. The place of birth for each child was derived from the known moves that Patterson made. Nancy remarried and went to Rvies County (now Cedar Co.) Missouri. In the 1840 Census there is 5 daughters and two sons living in the household of William Webb in Rives Co., Now Cedar Co. Missouri. Some of these may be William Webb's children but it is thought that most of them may be Patterson's and Nancy's because of the large household in 1830.
On the same page in the 1840 census is listed several of the married children.
The 1850 Census for William and Nancy Webb give the names of the last two children.

2. According to Goodspeed's History of Lawrence County, Tennessee, David Crockett and Patterson Crockett were among the first settlers on the Middle Fork in Lawrence County. David and Patterson were on an 1818 voter list in Lawrence County. Patterson and Davy Crockett lived near each other in Giles County. (information from Tamara H. McAnally e-mailed to Joy Bland)

3. Patterson Crockett is also in the Giles County, Tennessee County Court Record of May 1821 with a judgement against John Gray.(976.867p23w.1) 1823 Patterson was an overseer on a road in Gibson County in 1823 with references in Gibson County bonding him and Davy to survey roads.

5. PATTERSON'S MOVES AFTER HE LEFT CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SEEM TO PARALLEL DAVY CROCKETT'S. DAVY AND PATTERSON CROCKETT WERE EARLY SETTLERS IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, THERE WERE IN GILES COUNTY IN ABOUT 1818; LATER, DAVY AND PATTERSON MOVED TO GIBSON COUNTY. PATTERSON CROCKETT HAD LAND ADJOINING DAVY CROCKETT IN GIBSON COUNTY. IN THE LATE 1820'S AND 1820'S, DAVY MAINTAINED HOMES IN GIBSON AND WEAKLEY COUNTIES. PATTERSON MAY HAVE BEEN NAMED JAMES PATTERSON CROCKETT.

6. 1834 - Will of Patterson Crockett, page 39 in bond and will book 1833-1841 of Gibson County Courthouse: dated September, 1831. Nancy Crockett appointed exceptive...give to my beloved wife, Nancy Crockett, during her life and at her death my will is that the whole of my estate or so much thereof or shall be on hand at her death be equally divided amongest all my children...witnesses: William Stone, As___Stone. SOURCE:(Roots Web's World Connect Project: Relatives of Franklin Richard Adams) NOTE: the children were not named in the will.

7. Kentucky Land Grants show John Crockett obtaining a land grant in Christian Co., Kentucky, July 30, 1803. It is felt that his helps tie Patterson into the John Crockett family according to the 1810 census, he is the only Crockett there. It is felt that he took charge or acquired his father's land grant. It does not appear that John Crockett himself was in Christian Co. this is where Patterson is married to Nancy Gray in 1809.

8. 1834 - Patterson died. After Patterson's death, Nancy married William Webb in Gibson County and then moved to Stoddard Co., Missouri and on to Rives (now Cedar) County, Missouri by 1840.

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Nancy Gray
Sometime after Patterson's death, Nancy moved to Stoddard Co., Missouri, and remarried to William Webb and moved to Cedar County Missouri. She reared thirteen children, eleven daughters and two sons, all of whom married and reared families. Record Book of Wills in the County of Stoddard, Missouri Book A, pg. 2 & 3 State of Tennessee, Gibson County: Be it remembered that heretofore to Witt on the fifteenth of September, at a court of pleas and quarter sessions held for said County of Gibson at a court house in the town of Trenton on the 5 Monday in September 1836 present holding said court the worshipful Joseph B. Delwill, BB ...Sampson The... Simeon Cart..,Hugh M. Quin,Jeremiah H. Hengin, Henry Hunt, John mi.., A.D. Davidson, W.B.G. Kiningworth, John C. Gill, R. William Stone,Benion Crawford, John T. Thomas,and John D. Davis. Nancy Crockett applied to same court for Letters Testifying upon all the goods and chattels rights and credits which where of -- Patterson Crockett-- Late of this County deceased, which for reasons appearing to the said Court were granted the said applicant. upon entry into Bond and Security according to law, which was according to wit the said will and testament of Patterson Crockett was this day duly sworn in afore court by the William Stone and Asher Stone. Who being requested ... tuition to the Execution as requested where of stated that the said testator was of sound mind and disposing memory and on motion Nancy Crockett was appointed Executrix and duly qualified as such and entered into bond and security as required sure these are therefore to authorize and require of said Nancy Crockett that now forthwith enter in and upon the administration of all and singular the goods and chattel rights and credits which where of the said Patterson Crockett, late of said county of Gibson, deceased and make true disposition and return thereof according to law.

In witness whereof, I Thomas Fite, Clerk of said court hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at office this 15th day of October 1836. -signed-Thomas. Fite Clerk Recorded, October 19th 1837, Jonas Esken Clerk.

This Indenture made this 11th day of June in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty five between Wm. Webb of the County of Gibson and State of Tennessee of the first part, and Nancy Crockett of said County of the second part witness that whereas a marriage is shortly intended to be had and solemnized between the same William Webb and Nancy Crockett and the said William Webb being in debt more than he is this then able to pay and in order to prevent the property of the said Nancy Crockett from being liable for payment of the same William Webb's debts, provided the intended marriage takes place, the said William Webb doth covenant and agree with the said Nancy Crockett, his intended wife, to give up and relinquish all the rights, title and claim to all the property that she has of every description that would Otherwise come into his hands after said marriage takes place. For her own special use and benefit and for the Benefit of her family and the said William Webb doth further covenant and agree with the said Nancy Crockett, provided said intended marriage shall take place, never to take any ....ly in making use of any part of her estate that is now hers or that she may hereafter acquire in any way without her consent or for the use and benefit of her family and that no part thereof shall ever be liable for the debts of the said William Webb in anyway whatever, in testimony where of we have here unto set our hands and affixed our seals this day and year above written.Signed in presence of William Stone, Asher Stone -signed- William Webb and Nancy Crockett; pg 4.
The State of Tennessee, Gibson County, personally appeared before me, John W. Crockett, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Said County. Asher Stone one of the Subscribing witnesses; to the within instrument who being first duly sworn, depose and states that he was acquainted with the named William Webb and Nancy Crockett and that they acknowledged in his presents to be there act and deed for the purposes therein set forth witness my hand at office this 21 September AD 1835. J.W. Crockett, Clerk Record. October the 19th 1837; Jonas Eaker Clerk.

John W. Crockett above was David's son, John Wesley Crockett.