Stubblefield Family - Ourfolk
David R. Stubblefield B: 13 APR 1846
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David was born on 13 APR 1846 in Funk's Grove Twp, McClean Co., Ill . He is the son of John Stubblefield (B: 4 JUN 1820) and Elizabeth Housner (Stubblefield) (B: 5 SEP 1820). David was married to Matilda Bower (Stubblefield) on 8 DEC 1870. Matilda was born on 12 JUL 1843 . View Family Chart - - -
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Sources:
S1 Historical Encyclopedia of IllinoisS2 History of McClean County, Illinois
Wife - Matilda Bower (Stubblefield) - from History of Mclean County, Illinois
- Matilda was born on 12 JUL 1843
attended Illinois Wesleyan University. Was a farmer and stock raiser with 600 aces of land.
David: History of McClean County, Illinois pg 1208a v 2
David R. Stubblefield, a pioneer farmer and stockman of McClean County, now living in Bloomington, is a native of Funk's Grove Township. He was born in a log cabin, April 13, 1846, the son of John and Ellisannah (Houser) Stubblefield. ...
his brother John W., married first to Minnie Munsell, second to Addie Rodgers, and third toMrs. Young. ...
In 1886 Mr Stubblefield drilled the first deep well in his township, since which many have followed his example, and he secured one of the most valuable assets of a homestead, clear, cool and pure drinking water.
his brother John W., married first to Minnie Munsell, second to Addie Rodgers, and third toMrs. Young. ...
In 1886 Mr Stubblefield drilled the first deep well in his township, since which many have followed his example, and he secured one of the most valuable assets of a homestead, clear, cool and pure drinking water.
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