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Richard Stockton Shields

Birth
Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death
1825 (aged 60–61)
Sevier County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Sevierville, Sevier County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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Married Matilda Arnett in 1783.


Children:

Matilda Arnett 1765 – 1820

Arnett Shields 1782 – 1844

Robert Shields 1784 – 1850

Benjamin Franklin Shields 1786 – 1852

Phebe Shields 1788 –


Parents:

Robert Shields 1749 – 1802

Nancy Stockton 1745 – 1805


Grandfather:

Richard Stockton Sr. (1710-1775)


Siblings: (10 Smokey Mountain Shields brothers.)

Jeanette Shields 1762 – 1827

Thomas Shields 1763 – 1797

David Shields 1766 – 1815

William Shields 1768 – 1823

John Shields (1769-1809) - Lewis and Clark Expedition

James Shields 1770 – 1847

Robert Shields 1772 – 1835

Joseph Shields 1773 – 1847

Benjamin Shields 1775 – 1819

Ezeziel Shields 1777 – 1778

Col Jesse Shields 1782 – 1848


RICHARD SHIELDS was born July 4, 1764 and married in 1783. After settling in Tennessee in 1784, he spent the rest of his life there. He had more descendants than any of the other "Ten Brothers" except William.


From "Three Kansas Pioneer Families: Stalker-Shields-Martin" by John A. Shields, privately published in a limited edition of 200 copies, May, 1949.

Married Matilda Arnett in 1783.


Children:

Matilda Arnett 1765 – 1820

Arnett Shields 1782 – 1844

Robert Shields 1784 – 1850

Benjamin Franklin Shields 1786 – 1852

Phebe Shields 1788 –


Parents:

Robert Shields 1749 – 1802

Nancy Stockton 1745 – 1805


Grandfather:

Richard Stockton Sr. (1710-1775)


Siblings: (10 Smokey Mountain Shields brothers.)

Jeanette Shields 1762 – 1827

Thomas Shields 1763 – 1797

David Shields 1766 – 1815

William Shields 1768 – 1823

John Shields (1769-1809) - Lewis and Clark Expedition

James Shields 1770 – 1847

Robert Shields 1772 – 1835

Joseph Shields 1773 – 1847

Benjamin Shields 1775 – 1819

Ezeziel Shields 1777 – 1778

Col Jesse Shields 1782 – 1848


RICHARD SHIELDS was born July 4, 1764 and married in 1783. After settling in Tennessee in 1784, he spent the rest of his life there. He had more descendants than any of the other "Ten Brothers" except William.


From "Three Kansas Pioneer Families: Stalker-Shields-Martin" by John A. Shields, privately published in a limited edition of 200 copies, May, 1949.



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