Arthur became a clergyman and Marion was the mother of the songwriter and film actor Arthur Charles Margetson. When in the United States Stocqueler met aspiring actress Mary Agnes Cameron, nearly forty years his junior. They performed together, giving readings in Canada and New England, where he pretended she was his niece. They sailed together to England in 1864 and their son was born later that year. Two daughters followed and then in London in 1870, when he was almost 69 and Jane Stocqueler had died in Bombay, Stocqueler married Mary Cameron. In 1875, the family settled in the United States. The most famous of the three children was Frederick Lincoln Siddons, who later became a United States federal judge, and is remembered "inter alia" for his part in the Teapot Dome scandal and as the father-in-law of the writer Anne Rivers Siddons. Bombay (1822–1830)* "Iris"* "Bombay Chronicle" (formerly "The Argus")* "Bombay Sporting Magazine"* "Bombay Racing Calendar" Calcutta (1833–1842)* "The Englishman"* "The Oriental Observer"* "The Bengal Sporting Magazine"* "The Indian Racing Calendar for 1836-37"*"The East Indian United Service Journal and Military Magazine"London (1843–1859; 1865–1875)* "The English Gentleman"* "Pictorial Times"* "The Court Journal"* "United Service Gazette" (military section)* "The Oriental"