Benjamin Stout, Sr

Benjamin Stout, Sr
Birthdate:	1669
Birthplace:	Gravesend (within present Brooklyn), (Present New York County), New Netherlands (Present New York), (Present USA)
Death:	1734 (64-65) New Castle County, Delaware, USA, New Castle, New Castle County, Province of Pennsylvania Lower Counties (Present Delaware), (Present USA)
Immediate Family:	Son of Richard Stout, of Monmouth and Penelope Stout Husband of Mary Stout (Leonard) and Agnietie Stout Father of Agnes Blackshear; Agnus Bonen Blackshear; Benjamin Stout; Jacob Stout; Charles Stout and 1 other; and Joseph Stout « less Brother of John Stout; Capt. Richard Stout, II; Mary “Penelope” Bowne; James Stout; Alice Deliverance Skelton and 4 others

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Birthdate:

1669

Birthplace:

Gravesend (within present Brooklyn), (Present New York County), New Netherlands (Present New York), (Present USA)

Death:

1734 (64-65)
New Castle County, Delaware, USA, New Castle, New Castle County, Province of Pennsylvania Lower Counties (Present Delaware), (Present USA)

Immediate Family:

Son of Richard Stout, of Monmouth and Penelope Stout
Husband of Mary Stout (Leonard) and Agnietie Stout
Father of Agnes Blackshear; Agnus Bonen Blackshear; Benjamin Stout; Jacob Stout; Charles Stout and 1 other; and Joseph Stout « less
Brother of John Stout; Capt. Richard Stout, II; Mary “Penelope” Bowne; James Stout; Alice Deliverance Skelton and 4 others

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Biography

Benjamin Stout, son of Richard I and Penelope Kent Van Princin Stout, was probably their youngest son if one follows the order of birth given in the concessions and born 1669 and died before June 10 1734.<ref>The Stout Family of Delaware, Thomas Hale Streets, 1915 page 22, 28https://archive.org/stream/stoutfamilydela00stregoog#page/n22/mode/2up/search/benjamin+</ref> He married (1) Mary Leonard <ref>Stout and Allied Familes, Herald F. Stout, 1951, page 6 https://books.google.com/books?id=0BVWAAAAMAAJ&focus=searchwithinvo...</ref>and (2) Agnes who was a member of the Baptist Church in 1712. <ref>Historical and genealogical miscellany, John Stilwell, 1916, page 346http://archive.org/stream/historicalgeneal04stil#page/346/mode/1up</ref> Prior to the second marriage Benjamin gave Charles and Benjamin were property in 1721 probably. More about this can be found here. <ref>Thomas Hale Streets, 1915, page 26 https://archive.org/stream/stoutfamilydela00stregoog#page/n26/mode/...</ref> At some point Benjamin Stout traveled to Pennsylvania and then to New Castle, Delaware ending up in Appoquinimink hundred <ref>The Historyof the Stout Family, Nathan Stout, 1823, page 17 http://files.usgwarchives.net/nj/monmouth/history/family/stout01.txt</ref> <ref>Thomas Hale Streets, 1915, page 26 https://archive.org/stream/stoutfamilydela00stregoog#page/n26/mode/2up</ref> where he died. He did not have sufficient personal property to pay his debts. Agnes Stout, his widow, and Jacob Stout, his son, petitioned the Orphans Court November 18 1735 for permission to sell the real estate. This was approved and both Jacob Stout and Agnes Stout signed the conveyance and a copy of his will is found here. <ref>Thomas Hale Streets, 1915, page 28 https://archive.org/stream/stoutfamilydela00stregoog#page/n28/mode/2up</ref> <ref>JohnStilwell, 1916, page 346 http://archive.org/stream/historicalgeneal04stil#page/346/mode/1up</ref>

The children of Benjamin and Mary Leonard Stout were:

1. Charles

2. Benjamin Jr

and the children of Benjamin Sr and Agnes Truax? Stout was:*3. Jacob<ref>Thomas Hale Streets, 1915, page 26 https://archive.org/stream/stoutfamilydela00stregoog#page/n26/mode/2up</ref>

4. Agnes m Alexander Blackshear. Agnes Stout Blackshear's great (5) granddaughter says on the Find A Grave memorial she created that Agnes' mother was Agnes Truax and offerssupportive information on all three memorials. <ref>Find A Grave Memorial, Roy and Robyn Adair, creator and photographer http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=121415153</ref>

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<references /> Benjamin Stout did NOT die on 10 June 1734. That is the date his will was proved in court. A person has to have died BEFORE the will is proved and recorded in the court records. His will was written 25 April 1734. That means he died sometime between the day he wrote his will (25 April 1734) and the will was proved in court (10 June 1734). How long it takes for the administrator(s) to present the will to court may be a matter of days, weeks, months, or even years. Most generally it is between a few days to a month or so. To correct in dating Benjamin's death, it should be recorded as "he died between 25 April 1734 and 10 June 1734" or more simply, "he died in 1734."* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Dec 5 2022, 9:24:29 UTC

1669	1669	Birth of Benjamin Stout, Sr Gravesend (within present Brooklyn), (Present New York County), New Netherlands (Present New York), (Present USA)
1693	1693	Birth of Benjamin Stout
1710	1710	Birth of Agnes Blackshear Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA
1711	1711	Birth of Agnus Bonen Blackshear Kent County, Lower Counties on the Delaware
1734	1734 Age 65	Death of Benjamin Stout, Sr at New Castle County, De... New Castle County, Delaware, USA, New Castle, New Castle County, Province of Pennsylvania Lower Counties (Present Delaware), (Present USA)
1795	1795	Birth of Jacob Stout
????		Birth of Joseph Stout
????		Birth of Charles Stout

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