| Birth | 1800 | Stephen in Eaton NY was probably son of Bartholomew, and brother of John (who lived with Bartholomew) and Robert (who lived in Nelson). Stephen named after Barth's stepfather, Stephen Pangborn? - NY | | | |
| Knick Lineage | 1800 | 1. HJ / 2. Lourens / 3. John / 4. Harmen / 5. Bartholomew / 6. Stephen / 7. John (this person)
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| Knick Generation Number | 1800 | 7 | | | |
| Knick References | 1800 | See the report "John Knickerbocker and Lydia Jackson" on knic.com.
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| Knick Lineage | 1800 | 1. HJ / 2. Lourens / 3. John / 4. Harmen / 5. Bartholomew / 6. Stephen (this person)
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| Knick Generation Number | 1800 | 6 | | | |
| Marriage | Abt 1820 | Madison County, NY - Betsey (1stwoStephen) mnu KNICKERBOCKER | | | |
| Residence | 1830 | Page 3 of the census, next to brother John. Household has 2 M 20-29. (Perhaps a brother living with them?). No boys. 1 F under 5. 2 F 5-9. 1 F 20-29. 1 F 50-59 (Stephen's M-in-law?). Stephen's last appearance in NY. - Eaton, Madison, New York, USA | |  | |
| Death | Bef 1840 | Death or Divorce? In 1840, Betsey Knickerbocker shows up in Cazenovia (p11), near Stephen's brother John (p11). She has the right mix of kids to be Stephen's widow. HOWEVER, see Ohio records; a man named Stephen appears out of the blue. - Madison County, NY | | | |
| Extra Information | 1840 | In 1840 and 1850, a "Stephen" appears in OH. Birthplace NY ~1801. However, it appears that in 1840 the Stephen in Ohio was living with his 1st wife. (He married his 2nd wife in 1842.) The OH man must be a different person. | | | |