Stubblefield - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Greenberry Stubblefield

bevhanford — 2012-05-05 00:56:08Z

I may have some information you can use.

Peter Stubbelfield, New Orleans, LA

dnotodiaz — 2012-04-28 22:18:00Z

I am researching my 2nd great grandfather's line. Peter was born in Louisiana (see 1880 census, it lists his father as being born in KY and mother in Ireland). Does anyone know anything about this family. (Peter married Mary Casey, born NOLA, his mother was Margaret Stubblefield (maiden name unknown, born in Ireland).

Park L. Stubblefield Obituary

mjmiddendorf — 2012-03-21 03:20:21Z

I am transcribing obituaries from our local newspaper archives (Scotia, Nebraska):

The Scotia Register
Volume XXXIII, Thursday, September 15, 1927, pg. 1, column 1
PARK L. STUBBLEFIELD PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY
The many friends and neighbors of Park L. Stubblefield were deeply grieved to hear of his sudden death last Friday morning, the cause of which was given as heart failure. Mr. Stubblefield had attended the county fair at Greeley the day before his death and was feeling as well as usual until evening. The doctor was called a couple of times during the night and death came at about eight-thirty in the morning.
Park L. Stubblefield was born at Carrol, Iowa, August 12, 1868, and passed from this life at his home last Friday morning at the age of 59 years and 27 days. He was married to Mrs. Jennie Cummings, July 16th, 1903 and to them was born one daughter, Ruth. Mr. Stubblefield leaves beside his wife and daughter Ruth, his step-son Elton, who meant as much to him as his own boy, to survive him, three brothers: Elias, of Cando, N. D., Richard of Molta, Mont., and Elmer who also lives somewhere in Montana.
Mr. Stubblefield was a devoted member of The Methodist Episcopal Church and at the time of his death held the position as a steward. He was a firm believer in the home, the church and the school. The interests of his home were always on his heart and it held an exalted place in his life. His home was a sacred shrine of devotion, of trust and confidence, although it was but a humble one yet he saw that peace and fellowship and harmony prevailed there. The church held a very important place in his life, and he was always willing to sacrifice his time and pleasure for its upbuilding. He was so interested in the building of the new church and it was but a few weeks past that he and a few of his friends came to the Parsonage and asked if his Pastor would show him through the building and explain the different rooms so that he could visualize more plainly what the structure would be like. The last thing he did was to purchase a Memorial window on the west end of the main auditorium in memory of his wife's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hamilton, who toiled so faithfully for the church in the early days. I think the inscription on that window should also be in the memory of this man of God whose spirit and life reflected the teachings of his Christ.
Mr. Stubblefield was a great believer in the public schools and was a member of the school board for many years in his district.
Brother Stubblefield was a Mason whom his brethern will miss from their ranks. It was his request that the great order of which he was a member would have charge of the services at his grave. And by the grace of God and the help of his Masonic brothers his wish was fulfilled.
He and his wife waited to join the Eastern Star until their daughter Ruth could go in with them and they as a united family assumed the sacred obligations of the Eastern Star.
We bid him farewell, and pray that in God's good time we shall meet again on that glorious shore where there is no more pain or sorrow and where God shall wipe away all tears. Friends we turn from the grave, not as those who have no hope, but believing in the Eternal promises of Christ who said, “In my Father's house there are many mansions and I go to prepare a place for you”... “where I am there ye shall be also.” We are richer today in spirit and soul for having known Mr. Stubblefield. Let us go forth with a greater determination to live our lives so that by the grace of God we may follow this, our brother.
Interment was made at The Mount Hope Cemetery at Scotia, September 12th, Rev. G. A. Randall in charge.

Julie Middendorf
mjmiddendorf@nctc.net

Beck-Stubblefield wedding announcement

mjmiddendorf — 2012-03-19 09:38:48Z

I am transcribing articles from our local newspaper archives (Scotia, Nebraska):

The Scotia Register
Volume XXXIII, Thursday, September 22, 1927, pg. 1, column 3
A WELL KNOWN COUPLE MARRIED SUNDAY
On Sunday, September 18, occurred the marriage of Miss Ruth Stubblefield to Harry Beck. Both of these young folks live near Scotia and are very well and favorably known. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jennie Stubblefield, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beck. Both were residents of the Wallace Creek neighborhood.
The ceremony was solemnized at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the M. E. Parsonage in Scotia, the Rev. G. A. Randall officiating. Only the immediate members of the two families were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Beck will make their home with Mrs. Stubblefield on her farm in Wallace Creek.
This young couple has many friends and acquaintances throughout this vicinity who join in wishing them happiness.

Julie Middendorf
mjmiddendorf@nctc.net

Re: STUBBLEFIELD Ray C 1921-1989

Jaystubblefield1 — 2012-03-03 01:43:15Z

This is my father. He was born May 7, 1921 in Mayfield, KY to Ruth (Williams) and Henry Stubblefield. He grew up in New Braunfels, Texas. He server as a pilot of B-24s in the pacific during WW II. He attended the University of Texas and graduated with a BS in Civil Engineering. He was married to June LaVerne Jameson (born September 13, 1924 in Ft. Worth, Tx) in Ft. Worth Texas in He had a brother 'Willie' who dies in a car accident. He had three sons. Larry Kent Stubblefield, Jay Stubblefield, and Dale Stubblefield.

Stubblefield, Robert Loxley 1751

Jack_Haywood — 2012-02-25 18:21:42Z

Does anyone have a copy of Robert Loxley Stubblefield will? I understand Sarah Easley his wife died the same day he did-does anyone know if that is right? My line is thru their youngest daughter Winney-she will still living at home in 1817 when her father died. Where was home? Any info on Robert Loxley would be greatly appreciated.

Re: William Stubblefield/Nancy Dean? Alabama

barbarab4540 — 2012-02-05 17:54:19Z

There is a Selia A. Dean listed with Find A Grave Memorial #42054994. She was born 25 Apr 1855 & died 29 Dec 1941. Her grave is located in the Standing Rock Methodist Church Cemetery in Chambers County, Alabama. I am a descendent of George Dean & Sabina Abney and think there might be a connection with Selia although I have not been able to document it.

Thomas M Stubblefield, d. 1932, Cleveland County, OK

MaeCox — 2012-02-04 22:38:06Z

I'm trying to find information on the Stubblefields who lived in Oklahoma Territory back in the early 1900s. Thomas M. Stubblefield, possibly b. 1857, was married to Lavinia 'Vina' Millsaps.

If you can help me with info on these folks, I'd be most grateful.

Mae Cox in Oklahoma

Greenberry Stubblefield

MargieBattles — 2012-01-26 18:51:10Z

Looking for info. on the Stubblefields. James Oscar Stubblefield was my Great Grandfather on mother's side..Also looking for info. on Bessie Naomi Peek Stubblefield (Spouse of James Oscar)...Help! I'M NEW TO THIS

Re: George William Stubblefield, father of William Clifton Stubblefield

eapowell09 — 2012-01-05 03:05:48Z

HI Rita Kay,

My name is Emily Powell, I just sent you an email to the email that you posted. My grandmother was Emily Virginia Stubblefield Powell, Her brother was Doyle Stubblefield. I am belong to a "Houlka" group on FaceBook where I just saw that your Grandmother had passed away. Since I had Stubblefield relatives, I checked with a cousin of mine who has done quiet a bit of family research to see if she was a relative. When I googled her name I found this post of yours. We have cousins who can probaly answer most of your family questions on the Stubblefield side. I am so happy to have a "new" cousin. I hope to hear from you soon. My email is eapowell09@gmail.com

William & George Stubblefield -Claiborne Co, TN 1803 Tax List

BruceEdwardConstant — 2011-12-31 15:20:35Z

Who were William & George Stubblefield -Claiborne Co, TN 1803 Tax List?

Re: STUBBLEFIELD Helen C 1921-1989

1_pastorlj — 2011-12-19 02:26:20Z

Helen C. Stubblefield was my aunt. If you are related to Aunt Helen, please feel free to contact me.

Re: STUBBLEFIELD Rollin A 1921-

1_pastorlj — 2011-12-13 19:24:46Z

This is my uncle. I'm working on his brothers tree and have gotten the Stubblefields all the way back to England. I'm looking for the connection the Stubblefields have to Native American tribes. I have found Cherokee, Creek and Choctaw.

Re: Mary Stubblefield Frame

conniewestaway — 2011-12-09 17:51:27Z

My gggrandmother was Mary Stubblefield, daughter of Seth Stubblefield, and was born circa 1780 in Oglethorpe Cnty GA. She married David Rogers and died in Marshall, TN. Are we discussing the same Mary Stubblefield?

Re: Mary Stubblefield Frame

davabowles — 2011-12-06 22:39:58Z

Mary Stubblefield was my grandmother. My father was Alvin Clark Frame. There is one child still living. He is 92 years old. What would you like to know?

Re: william stubblefield

rmemazz — 2011-11-09 20:40:07Z

Our STUBBLEFIELD & related families research brings us to: WILLIAM R. STUBBLEFIELD (b: 1823 perhaps in Greenville, Bond County, IL)

This W.R. STUBBLEFIELD 1823-1974 is NOT known to be related to our STUBBLEFIELD family.

But: I have read that he was in Illinois & in Pope County, AR. during his lifetime. They have his father : JOHN STUBBLEFIELD b: 1785 GA....d: 1823. (mother: Rebecca).

But: "our" JAMES STUBBLEFIELD b: 1820's in AL. (m: Melton) Migrated from Jackson county, AL to Wilson county, TN. to Illinois in his lifetime.

And: "our" MARTHA STUBBLEFIELD b: 1820's in AL. (m: Williams) Migrated from Jackson county, AL. to Pope county, AR. to Napa county, CA.

And: MARTHA & JAMES have a brother : WILLIAM RILEY STUBBLEFIELD b: 1820's Jackson county, AL. (m: Nelson & Belch) Migrated to Wilson county, TN. to Gibson county, TN. to TX in his lifetime.

So I am searching for any & all STUBBLEFIELD family info in these areas.

Our goal is to find WILLIAM RILEY & MARTHA & JAMES ' Grandparents.

THE search goes on..always welcome ideas & suggestions !!

Obituary for Clayburn Rease Stubblefield (1912-1962)

AlexanderRoller — 2011-10-25 21:03:32Z

OBITUARY
May 21, 1962 "Amarillo Daily News"
Amarillo, Texas
Funeral services for Clayburn R. Stubblefield, 49, of Amarillo will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at Griggs Pioneer Chapel. Rev. Nolan Kennedy will officiate. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery under the direction of N. S. Griggs and Sons Funeral Home. Mr. Stubblefield, an Amarillo resident for 13 years, died Saturday morning at Northwest Texas Hospital. He was born on July 21, 1912 in Seneca, New Mexico. He was employed as an exterminator at Amarillo Air Force Base. He was a World War II veteran and a member of Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Billie Jewel, of the home; two step-children; sister, Irene Rainwater of Albuquerque, New Mexico; and four grandchildren.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Re: Stubblefield/Delarm

delarmbr — 2011-10-06 18:44:29Z

My notes indicate Charles is interred in the Rose Hill Cemetery (Albion, NE). My notes are silent as to the source of this entry.

Re: Stubblefield/Delarm

Mary679 — 2011-10-06 14:11:12Z

I have 2 Charles DElarm's living at the same time. Charles F. Delarm unmarried still living at age 74 in 1930 at Albion,NE Charles E Delarm married to Martha, he is not found by 1910, Martha is a widow 1911. He dying by 1904 would explain it. What proof do you have. We are at a lost with Charles Edward. hope this is right, it would solve the mystery. thanks for replying, waiting to hear from you. We are going to Spalding, NE Tuesday, hopefully will find something

Re: STUBBLEFIELD/STUBBS,ARKANSAS

jenita34 — 2011-10-04 02:30:42Z

e-mail adddress has changed jenita34@hotmail.com

charley stubblefield

jenita34 — 2011-10-04 02:28:00Z

looking for information the children of charley stubblefield born 1912/1912 died oct 1, 1978 buried in the conferderate cemnt.in little rock arkansas. family records indicate he has 21 children,and has been married 5 times, i only have information on the marriage of my grandmother mildred(walker)stubblefield, children that i know of my father carlton stubblefield, charles, cedric ( decesed), billy, mary, reva, beverly, lisa. other children unknown. any info would help. jenita34@hotmail.com

Re: STUBBLEFIELDS OF MARIANNA ARKANSAS

jenita34 — 2011-10-04 02:01:29Z

my grandfather was married to mildred (walker) stubblefield dont know if these ar the same people or not but to my knowledge my relatives are from newport, independence co, and franklin arkansas, my grandfather was charley stubblefield born 1912/1913 died oct 1978,was also in service buried in confederaye cemt. here in little rock.

Re: Stubblefield/Delarm

delarmbr — 2011-09-29 16:51:38Z

My notes indicate Charles Edward De Larm Died September 21, 1904 in Albion, NE and is buried in the Rose Hill Cemetery there.

Re: Stubblefield/Delarm

Mary679 — 2011-09-29 01:10:59Z

I am replying to your inquiry on Charles Edward Delarm.
He came to Mudcreek, Wheeler County, NE
Frank's wife Clara was a Crosby living in Mudcreek, Wheeler county, NE. Clara died 23 March 1928, She is buried at Spalding, Nebraska. Frank is buried at York, NE, do not know why? Charles is not found after 1900, can not find him? His wife Martha died 23 March 1928 at Blair,NE,why?

Re: Clearing the Wyatt vs Richard Stubblefield confusion (father of Robert W Stubblefield)

LChistorian — 2011-09-08 17:21:37Z

In my file I do show Robert Stubblefield and Anne Parker youngest son is named William as one of Wyatt's siblings. The only information I have for this William is:

Born 1748 Spotsylvania, VA
Married an Elizabeth ?, all 11 children are listed on page 305.

BOOK: Stroud & Stubblefields of Virginia
by David Trimble
Book Copyright 1998
Austin, Texas

pages 174 and 305
This Book is now on CD.

Purchased from:

http://www.snugharborproductions.com/trimble.html

My Stubblefield lineage page:
http://sites.google.com/site/angloamericanimmigrantlineages/...

If you email me I will send you the page his information is listed on.

Re: Clearing the Wyatt vs Richard Stubblefield confusion (father of Robert W Stubblefield)

jkstyler — 2011-08-12 00:56:28Z

Do you know of Robert and Anne had a son by the name of William? I've found conflicting accounts of this, but it looks like William may be the youngest child of Robert and Anne (if what I found is correct)

Re: Stubblefield's in Marshall Co. OK.

lll6572 — 2011-08-11 20:35:53Z

My Great Great Grandfather is Wyatt Stubblefield 1810-1892. He was married to Elizabeth Durrent. I am trying to find information about Wyatt Jefferson Stubblefield. I am the grand daughter of Wyatt J Stubblefield’s sister Rosa Etta Stubblefield Morgan. Wyatt J Stubblefield was born Jan 13,1890 in Texas.
Death JUL 23, 1961 Blanchard McClain County Oklahoma, USA
Father George F Stubblefield (1855-)
Mother Louisa K Griffith (1858-1922)

Re: Searching for Stubblefields

ccaminos57 — 2011-07-22 07:01:23Z

Jettie is my Grandfather.

Jettie Lee
Born 28 Sep 1899 in Lamar, Missouri
Died 7 Aug 1983 in Santa Ana, CA
Married on 29 Dec 1920 in Leavenworth, KS to Theresa Tebo
Born 1903, Died between 1924 and 1930
They had 2 children Kathleen and Robert Clarence (my father)

Kathleen: Born 5 Dec 1921 in KS, Died 4 Nov 1996 in Oxnard, CA
Kathleen changed her name to Kay Obet, never married, never had children. She lived in Chicago for many years working as a secretary.

Robert Clarence: Born 8 Mar 1924 in KS, Died 17 Dec 1995 in Oxnard, CA
Married Beverly Nicholson, had 1 daughter, Melody Born 10 May 1948 in Oregon, Died 2 Nov 2002 in San Diego, CA

Married Lois May Alberding on 1 Sep 1951 (my mother) Born 28 Feb 1932 in Oregon, Died 14 Nov 1993 in Oregon. They had 3 daughters, Linda Marie, Jacquelyn Lou and Cheryl Lynn (me) (They divorced in 1969)

After Theresa died, Jettie married Pearl Ann Bush (maiden name Ross) Pearl was widowed and had a son named Kenneth Bush who was married to Betty (last name unk)

Hope this helps fill in some of the blanks for you at least on Jettie's side.

Freddie Stubblefield photo, Knoxville, TN

fcdcordova — 2011-07-10 04:09:33Z

I have a photo of a boy about 4-5 years old. The name Freddie Stubblefield is written on the back. The photo is also stamped June 20, 1943, taken at People's Studio in Knoxville, Tenn. The photo was given to me by a cousin, but no one in my family knows who this boy is. Can anyone help?

Thanks.

William T Stubblefield

mcgehee2brown — 2011-05-24 01:43:16Z

I am looking for information about William's first wife: who bore him John R (1892),Elizabeth M (1895), Bertha (1896),Lettie B (1901) and Alba A (1904). All were born in or around Henderson, Tn. William was born 1870 to Charles H Stubblefield and Margaret Ellen McGregor. My grandfather was Alba A and he did not remember much about his mother.
Thanks for any help anyone can offer
Linda

STUBBLEFIELD James E - Vietnam Wall section 6W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-15 20:56:27Z

STUBBLEFIELD James E - Vietnam Wall section 6W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,846 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Clearing the Wyatt vs Richard Stubblefield confusion (father of Robert W Stubblefield)

LChistorian — 2011-05-12 15:51:20Z

Sorry it has taken me a year to get back to replying to you. I obtained my information with genealogy books and records. You can see my lineage at: (which includes Rev war vets)

http://sites.google.com/site/angloamericanimmigrantlineages/...

Re: More on Edward from Charles city & Halifax Co.

sugarcreek21 — 2011-05-04 19:18:08Z

in checking various sources, I believe your John is a brother of Robert.

It appears that John, Robert and their brother Edward came to Fayette and Madison counties of OH in about 1812.

Edward George Stubblefield may be the "George" listed as an early settler in Stokes township, Madison county

Your John married 1st Tabithia Funk
Robert married 1st Sarah Funk, 2n her sister Dorothy Funk d/o Adam Funk of Fayette county OH, he settled Funk's Grove IL.

Still haven't found Elizabeth/ Sarah Stubblefield who married Amos Evans in 1823 Madison county OH. Stokes/Paint twp area.

thanks
Pat

Re: More on Edward from Charles city & Halifax Co.

sugarcreek21 — 2011-05-04 14:40:31Z

Hi

I have just started looking for information on Stubblefields in Ohio, when I found a history of Robert Stubblefield who settled in McLean County IL

there is mention of William Stubblefield

Robert Stubblefield born November 23, 1793, in Halifax, VA son of Edward Stubblefield SR, who was the son of John Stubblefield, who with two brothers Edward and William came from England.

Edward Stubblefield SR married Miss Mary Lightfoot Munford, d/o William Green Munford, who was married to Ann Stanhope
William Green Munford was from England and served in the ARW as an American Colonel.

Robert Stubblefield first settled in Fayette County, OH, before going to IL and a George Stubblefield settled in Madison,County OH
I am looking for information on Sarah/Elizabeth Stubblefield who married Amos Evans in 1823 Madison County OH her tombstone lists her death as July 24, 1844 37 yrs, 10 months 16 da, her birth date Sept 6, 1807 if I figured right

any help you can shed on her would be great
hope what I found helps your search

Pat in Ohio

Descendants of William Stubblefield and Elizabeth McDaniel

ttyletr — 2011-04-17 00:19:14Z

I am a direc descendant of William Stubblefield, born around 1755 in Virginia, died around 1818. He was married to Elizabeth McDaniel, born 1756, died 1826. I have the line up this William and Elizabeth. I was wondering if anyone has information about their parents.

Judy Stubblefield Tyler

Stubblefields of Helena, MT

jmcinatlanta — 2011-04-15 18:33:03Z

Seeking to connect with Stubblefields of Helena, MT. In particular, I am seeking to locate James "Jim" Stubblefield, or family connected to him, in an effort to help my cousin locate her biological father and any relatives who may connect. The discovery of the name of her father and some information about him is a very recent thing. This James Stubblefield would be around 80 or + years old,if living, and was married to a Jettie in 1963-64, in Reno, NV. He lived for a time in Roseburg,OR. He came from a family living around Helena, who owned a ranch and a bar. He has a son named Robert or Bobby Stubblefield, and perhaps two other sons. The desire to connect with her family is solely a longing to know who she is and her paternal roots, and not for any monitary purpose, as she is well established in her own life,and is a mother and grandmother. Thank you for your help. Please contact me directly jeanmayfield@comcast.net.

stubblefields

mrs_teddybear_2000 — 2011-03-21 20:22:36Z

mary a" mollie" stubble field married james abram perkins in alabama. she was born 1868 need parents.searched for years as mary a perkins. recieved reliable info that her name is stubblefield. if any one has any info would love to share.

STUBBLEFIELD Wesley - Zanesville, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-03-18 02:06:19Z

Wesley Stubblefield, the eleven months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stubblefield, died at the home of the parents on Mathews street at 11 o'clock last evening (5 Sept 1912) after a short illness of infant trouble.
The child is survived by the parents and two brothers and one sister, Charles, Frances and Rana.
The funeral will be conducted from the home at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon and the body will be interred in Woodlawn cemetery.
Rev. Scott will officiate.

Unknown Zanesville, Ohio newspaper
Sept 6, 1912

Muskingum County, Ohio

Carol S. STUBBLEFIELD Green

Lace_Lynch — 2011-03-17 13:50:17Z

GREEN CAROL S. GREEN (nee Stubblefield), age 95.
Beloved wife of the late Daniel E. Green; loving mother of Jonathan (wife Kathleen) and Lynda; grandmother of Philip Helwick; stepgrand-mother of Louis, Daniel, Matthew, Breanna, and Jada; aunt to many.

Memorial Service Thursday, January 13, 2011, 3:30pm at Heights Christian Church, 17300 Van Aken Blvd., Shaker Heights, OHIO, 44120.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial gifts to Heights Christian Church. Arrangements by MAHER-MELBOURNE FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE (216)382-4500. Condolences at

STUBBLEFIELD/STUBBS,ARKANSAS

carterjenny441 — 2011-03-11 06:18:45Z

MY NAME IS JENITA STUBBLEFIELD I AM A BLACK FEMALE, I LIVE LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS. MY GRANDFATHER WAS CHARLEY A STUBBLEFIELD BORN IN 1911 DIED OCT 1978, AND MY FATHER IS CARLTON LEWIS STUBBLEFIELD BORN FEB 26TH. I HAVE ON BROTHER CARLTON STUBBLEFIELD JR. WHO ALSO LIVES IN ARKANSAS. THE ONLY INFO I HAVE ABOUT MY FAMILY IS ARTIE STUBBLEFIELD, JAMES STUBBLEFIELD, JOHNNY STUBBLEFIELD, MARY STUBBLEFIELD,AND ROSIE STUBBLEFIELD ALL SIBLINGS OF MY GRANDFATHER CHARLEY A STUBBLEFIELD. ALL SAID TO BE FROM ARKANSAS, BUT I DO NOT KNOW WHICH PART.MY GRANDFATHERS DAD WAS NAMED LUCIUS STUBBLEFIELD ALSO FROM ARKANSAS. I AN=M LOOKING FOR LOST RELATIVES AND INFO ABOUT MY FAMILY HISTORY. IF ANY ONE HAS INFORMATON COULD YOU HELP ME.
E-MAIL ME AT carter.jenny44@yahoo.com

Re: Stubblefield-Walker

FredWalkerBrown75 — 2011-02-24 22:29:20Z

Green Berry was my grandfather.
He was born Feb 12th 1862 in Illinois. He died Jan. 9th 1935 in Tulsa, OK
He married Susan Edna Walker December 17th 1889 in Sub Rosa, Franklin County, arkansas. Susan was born 27 Jan 18972 in Mullberry, Arkansas. Susan died November 3, 1947, Tulsa, OK

Re: Stubblefield-Walker

FredWalkerBrown75 — 2011-02-24 21:30:29Z

Green Berry Stubblefield was my Grandfather, so your grandmother Haney was my Aunt, my mother's sister. her name was Eva, pronounced Evey. I have quiet a bit of info on the Haney's but there are lots of blank spaces I would like to fill in.
What do need to help you out? I'm willing to share with you any information I have. Do you have any old pictures of your family?
Alexander Stubblefield was Green Berry's father, do you need information on him?

My email address is fred39@ cox.net

Re: Stubblefield-Walker

olaris57 — 2011-02-24 21:09:04Z

Greenberry Stubblefield is my ggf and his daughter clara ada Haney was my grandmother.would like any info you care to share I dont have much but share what i have . thank you

Re: Stubblefield-Walker

FredWalkerBrown75 — 2011-01-24 04:35:52Z

I have information concerning Green Berry Stubblefield and his wife Susan Edna. They were my grand parents on my mothers side.

Re: African American Stubblefield

NeaTuttle27 — 2011-01-20 03:41:13Z

I am also looking for any Stubblefields. I am from the midwest. In my notes I show that there was a Minerva Miles who was the spouse of Bailey Stubblefield. Bailey is the son of Lewis and Elizabeth(Besty) Stubblefield.

More on Edward from Charles city & Halifax Co.

surberl — 2011-01-08 03:52:29Z

After over 10 years of searching, I’m still looking for the linage of Edward Stubblefield who married Mary Munford Lightfoot abt 1786 in Charles City Co. Edward was born abt. 1755 in Halifax Co. Died prior to Nov. 1808 in Halifax Co. The question that I have tried to answer for all these years - Who were Edward’s parents, g-parents, etc?? Here are a few things about an “Edward in Charles City & Halifax Co.” that I have evidence of:

On Nov.1754, a petition to the county court was approved at the request of Simon, John, & Edward Stubblefield to settle the estate of deceased John Stubblefield.

In March 1762, Edward deeded property to his brother John in Charles City court.

Lt. Edward S. was in the C. C. militia in Jun 1778.

Edward’s name is on a Petition Against Paper Money from C. C. to the VA House of Delegates on Nov 1780.

In 1781, Edward was given 2 warrants for beef supplied to the army.

In Jan. 1784, Edward granted permission to issue marriage license to Seth S. & Lucy Southall. (Think this was probably Edward b. 1755) Somewhere I’ve seen that Seth had a son named John(suggesting his father was John)

The following was sent to me (but with no sources):
Simon Stubblefield (b. abt 1635, d. 1700)
Simon Stubblefield (b. abt 1660, d. bef. 1719)
John Stubblefield (b. abt. 1695, d. 1732)
John Stubblefield (b. abt. 1725, d. abt. 1780) m. Eve Finch
Edward S. b. 1755.

I’ve also been sent info stating that Edward’s father was George Stubblefield who married Keziah Read, but don’t believe this is correct.

Soooo many Edwards & Johns & Georges & Simons! I hope the above info fits with someone else's data & sources & might clear up some of this haze?? Thanks for your input!!

Surber58@windstream.net

Edward Stubblefield b. 1755 Halifax Co., VA

surberl — 2011-01-05 04:18:39Z

Looking for the parents of Edward Stubblefield who married Mary Munford Lightfoot abt 1786 in Charles City Co. Have much info on Edward but nothing earlier. Have seen records going back to Simon (b abt 1635) in England but none connecting down to my Edward. Can anyone help? Please reach me direct at: surber58@windstream.net

Many thanks!

Search for Fannie Stubblefield from KY in 1854

RedRiverTXOK — 2010-12-11 00:05:39Z

Not related. Someone might find this interesting for research:

Fort Worth Gazette
Fort Worth, Texas
Vol. 15, No. 336, Ed. 1
Wednesday, September 16, 1891
In the advertisements;
STUBBLEFIELD: My mother FANNIE STUBBLEFIELD was sold by a man by the name of ROBERT STUBBLEFIELD of New Concord Kentucky to a man by the name of RAY and sold by Ray at Shreveport, Texas sometime in 1854. Can anyone give me any information concerning her? Address: NATT STUBBLEFIELD, Braden Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory.

Re: Robert Loxley Stubblefield/Tennessee, Texas, MO

emilynicolestubblefield — 2010-12-03 19:47:07Z

I know this post is old but hopefully you guys will read it. I was googling my papaw's name to see if i could find anything and when i did this thread pulled up. I looked through the list of names and my papaw was joseph Cortez stubblefield who married kathleen garvin. they have four kids: Joe David, Teresa Kay, Jon Garvin, and Jay Frank. I belong to Jon and he also has four kids. I just found it very interesting to find people from our family! hope to get a reply

Re: Best source for Stubblefield info?

Tst6651 — 2010-11-19 16:56:02Z

I am just beginning to look into my family history. I am a Stubblefield from the Greensboro North Carolina area.
My dad was Henry Clay Stubblefied and had many brothers, for some reason the name preston seems to be remembered during conversation. I know that someone in our family line has done a detailed family history.

Toma Stubblefield Trombetti