Crockett Ancestry
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| Crockett It seems most probable that the family originated in Normandy, and that some of its branches went into England at extremely early dates, while others removed from France to the British Isles as late as the seventeenth century. |
Thomas Crockett & Ann
The first person bearing this surname to appear in New England was one Thomas Crockett, who
came over in a ship called the Pied Cow, as a servant of Capt. John Mason, the owner of the
Piscataqua Plantation, in 1633.
According to court dispositions he was born, probably in Scotland as early as 1606. … His grant
of land was on the east side of Spruce Creek in Kittery, since called “Crockett's Neck.”
He was constable in 1657. Thomas lived at Warehouse Point in Kittery and his lands there were
designed at Crockett's Neck, Crockett's Cove, and Crockett's Creeks; the two latter names to the
same locality at high and low water.
… When [Thomas] died, in 1679 his widow, Ann, administered on his estate, she was married
before 1682 to Diggory Jeffreys of Kittery Point. She was living in 1712.
Thomas Crockett had a family of eight children of whom record has been found…”
from: Scott, Donna Hopkins, The Crockett Family of Maine
The first person bearing this surname to appear in New England was one Thomas Crockett, who
came over in a ship called the Pied Cow, as a servant of Capt. John Mason, the owner of the
Piscataqua Plantation, in 1633.
According to court dispositions he was born, probably in Scotland as early as 1606. … His grant
of land was on the east side of Spruce Creek in Kittery, since called “Crockett's Neck.”
He was constable in 1657. Thomas lived at Warehouse Point in Kittery and his lands there were
designed at Crockett's Neck, Crockett's Cove, and Crockett's Creeks; the two latter names to the
same locality at high and low water.
… When [Thomas] died, in 1679 his widow, Ann, administered on his estate, she was married
before 1682 to Diggory Jeffreys of Kittery Point. She was living in 1712.
Thomas Crockett had a family of eight children of whom record has been found…”
from: Scott, Donna Hopkins, The Crockett Family of Maine
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Joshua Crockett
Joshua Crockett, son of Thomas Crockett
and Ann Gunnison, married Sarah Trickey,
daughter of Thomas Trickey of Bloody Point,
before 19 May 1682. He died 6 July, 1719,
Joshua Crockett, son of Thomas Crockett
and Ann Gunnison, married Sarah Trickey,
daughter of Thomas Trickey of Bloody Point,
before 19 May 1682. He died 6 July, 1719,
John Crockett
John Crockett, was the fifth child of Joshua Crockett
and Sarah Trickey: born abt 1695, Kittery, York, Me;
He married 16 May 1718, Newington, N. H. to Mary Knight
born abt 1697, Scarborough, Me. daughter of Nathan
Knight and Mary Westbrook.
John Crockett, was the fifth child of Joshua Crockett
and Sarah Trickey: born abt 1695, Kittery, York, Me;
He married 16 May 1718, Newington, N. H. to Mary Knight
born abt 1697, Scarborough, Me. daughter of Nathan
Knight and Mary Westbrook.
| Crockett Time line from Maine to Nauvoo This document lists all known references to my Crockett family between 1600 and 1840's. |
| Crockett Time line from Nauvoo to Arizona This document lists all known references to my Crockett family between 1840's to 1930. |
Nathaniel Crockett
Nathaniel Crockett was the first child of John Crockett
and Mary Knight: baptized 31 March 1719, Lower Parish,
Portsmouth, N.H; Nathaniel married 29 Oct 1740
Scarborough, Me. to Margaret Andrew born abt 1723
Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Mass. daughter of Jonathan
Andrews and Sarah Smith; d Ash Point, Knox Co. Me.
Nathaniel Crockett was the first child of John Crockett
and Mary Knight: baptized 31 March 1719, Lower Parish,
Portsmouth, N.H; Nathaniel married 29 Oct 1740
Scarborough, Me. to Margaret Andrew born abt 1723
Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Mass. daughter of Jonathan
Andrews and Sarah Smith; d Ash Point, Knox Co. Me.
Isaac Crockett
Isaac Crockett was the third child of Nathaniel Crockett
and Margaret Andrews: b 1746 Falmouth, Me; married
about 1769, 2nd husband of Susanna Hooper born 1744
of Vinal Haven, Me. the daughter of James Hooper.
Isaac Crockett was the third child of Nathaniel Crockett
and Margaret Andrews: b 1746 Falmouth, Me; married
about 1769, 2nd husband of Susanna Hooper born 1744
of Vinal Haven, Me. the daughter of James Hooper.
James Crockett
James Crockett was the fourth child of Isaac Crockett
and Susanna Hooper: born 27 April 1777, Vinal Haven,
Me; married 6 Nov 1802, Vinal Haven, Me to Elizabeth
Brackett (Eliza) who was born 20 Feb 1777 Cape Cod,
Mass and died 13 May 1839, Vinal Haven, Me, daughter
of Zachariah Brackett and Sally Brown; James died
14 Jan 1851, Vinal Haven, Me.
James Crockett was the fourth child of Isaac Crockett
and Susanna Hooper: born 27 April 1777, Vinal Haven,
Me; married 6 Nov 1802, Vinal Haven, Me to Elizabeth
Brackett (Eliza) who was born 20 Feb 1777 Cape Cod,
Mass and died 13 May 1839, Vinal Haven, Me, daughter
of Zachariah Brackett and Sally Brown; James died
14 Jan 1851, Vinal Haven, Me.
| Alvin Crockett was born to David Crockett & Lydia Young Alvin Crockett married Mary Sophia Reed |
| Lydia Lavera Crockett was born to Alvin Crockett & Mary Sophia Reed She married Archibald Orrell Lamoreaux |
| The Crockett Family Lydia Lavera Crockett Lamoreaux was my maternal great-grandmother. Lydia Lavera Crockett married Archibald Lamoreaux I have gathered pictures of her Crockett line and share them here. pdf |
| Donna Hopkins Scott Compiled and Edited a wonderful book entitled THE CROCKETT FAMILY OF MAINE FOLLOWING MAINLY THE DESCENDANTS OF DAVID CROCKETT WHO MIGRATED TO UTAH IN 1849 I have included selections from that book here. pdf |
| The Crockett Family in Maine A few events in the lives of my Crockett Family of Maine The Crockett family we descended from, lived in Maine from about 1770 to abt 1840 in Kittery, Vinal Haven, and Fox Island. They joined the LDS Church & came west with the Saints in the mid 1840’s. They were in Nauvoo in the early 1840’s and in Utah by 1850. pdf |
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| David Crockett & Lydia Young David Crockett was born December 30, 1806, in Vinal Haven, Maine. He married Lydia Young December 20, 1830, in Knox County, Maine |