Grace Heaton was born in England, the daughter of Robert Heaton and Alice Ricroft. Her birth was recorded as 14 Mar 1667 by both the Settle Monthly Meeting and the Middletown Monthly Meeting. [1][2] The Middletown Monthly Meeting recorded a certificate of removal received from the Settle Meeting for Grace's parents, Robert Heaton and his wife Alice. The certificate does not name their children who traveled with them.[3]
Grace married Thomas Stackhouse on the 27 Sep 1688, the marriage being recorded by the Middletown MM [4]
Grace was buried the 8 Oct 1708 as recorded by the Middletown MM.[5]
England & Wales, Quaker Birth, Marriage, and Death Registers, 1578-1837
Name: Grace Heaton
Event Type: Birth
Birth Date: 14 Mar 1669
Birth Place: Settle, Yorkshire, England
Gender: Female
Father: Robert Heaton
Meeting: Monthly Meeting of Settle
Piece Description: Piece 1116: Monthly Meeting of Settle (1652-1775)
March 14, 1667 in Settle, North Yorkshire, England[6]
Immigration
Grace (Heaton) Stackhouse was a William Penn fleet passenger.
She migrated with her parents and siblings to Pennsylvania on board the William Penn Fleet ship "Lamb" that sailed in July, 1682.[7]
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s
Name: Grace Heaton Stackhouse
Arrival Year: 1682
Arrival Place: Pennsylvania
Primary Immigrant: Stackhouse, Thomas, Jr
Family Members: Wife Grace Heaton
Source Publication Code: 8370
Annotation: This excellent work contains over 3,000 names and an index to vessels. Reprints the following articles with corrections, additions, and new materials: "The Real Welcome Passengers," by Marion Balderston (no. 242) pp. 1-26; "Pennsylvania's 1683 Ships," (no
Source Bibliography: SHEPPARD, WALTER LEE, JR., compiler and editor. Passengers and Ships prior to 1684. (Publications of the Welcome Society of Pennsylvania, 1.) Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1970. 245p. Reprinted by Heritage Books, Bowie, MD, 1985.
Household Members
Thomas Stackhouse Junior
Grace Heaton Stackhouse
Marriage
to Thomas Stackhouse in 1688 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania [8]
U.S., Quaker Meeting Records, 1681-1935
Name: Grace Heaton
Event Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 27 Sep 1688
Marriage Date on Image: 27 Seventh 1688
Marriage Place: Bucks, Pennsylvania
Father: Robert Heaton
Spouse: Thomas Stackhouse
Monthly Meeting: Falls Monthly Meeting
Historical Meeting Data: Search for this monthly meeting in the 'Quaker :Monthly Meetings Index'
Religion Sect: Pre-Hicksite, Orthodox
Yearly Meeting: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Meeting State: Pennsylvania
Meeting County: Bucks
She was recorded in 1682 (or 1688 - see research note) as Grace Heaton Stackhouse wife of Thomas Stackhouse, Jr.[9]
Research note
The source above is an index and does not show the actual page. It gives the impression that Thomas Stackhouse and Grace were married prior to arrival in 1682. The marriage shows the date of 1688 in Bucks County, PA. Without seeing the actual immigration record, I cannot tell if this is true or if they were simply on the same ship. I believe the 1688 marriage is correct.
Death
October 8, 1708 Middletown Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania[10][11]
Burial
Union Cemetery,Quakertown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania[12]
Grace Heaton was the first wife of Thomas Stackhouse 1660-1774. His second wife was Ann Mayos. His third wife was Dorothy Heston.
Sources
↑ Ancestry.com. England & Wales, Quaker Birth, Marriage, and Death Registers, 1578-1837 Ancestry Record 7097 #144021
↑ Sheppard, Walter Lee, Jr., compiler and editor. Passengers and Ships prior to 1684. (Publications of the Welcome Society of Pennsylvania, 1.) Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1970. 245p. Reprinted by Heritage Books, Bowie, MD, 1985. pg 53
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Gracea filia Roberti Heaton Jun de Wharffe
Ie Grace daughter of Robert Heaton junior of Wharfe.
The above is from The Giggleswick (near Settle) register on Ancestry.
If Robert’s patents are Richard and Hester Pearson why would he be referred to as Robert Heaton Jnr of Wharfe? To me this implies his father was also Robert.
Heaton-138 and Heaton-1224 appear to represent the same person because: Heaton-1224 should be merged into Heaton-138. Same spouses. Heaton-1224 does not have parents, children or DOB, DOD.
calendar occurred in 1752/53. Because of the Quaker custom of not using standard
names for months there is some modern confusion when refering to pre-1752
Quaker records. 7 . 27. 1688 would be the 7th month or September.
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Gracea filia Roberti Heaton Jun de Wharffe Ie Grace daughter of Robert Heaton junior of Wharfe.
The above is from The Giggleswick (near Settle) register on Ancestry. If Robert’s patents are Richard and Hester Pearson why would he be referred to as Robert Heaton Jnr of Wharfe? To me this implies his father was also Robert.
Middletown MM: Bucks, PA.,: Deaths ledger: "Grace Stackhouse was buried 8th mo. 8th 1708."
calendar occurred in 1752/53. Because of the Quaker custom of not using standard names for months there is some modern confusion when refering to pre-1752 Quaker records. 7 . 27. 1688 would be the 7th month or September.