Descendants of Jeffrey Stubblefield
Submitted by Debra Reed
Generation No. 1
1. JEFFREY1 STUBBLEFIELD1 was
born in Finchingfield, Essex, England. He married MARY CAMP September 29,
1618, daughter of ROBERT CAMP and SARAH UNKNOWN. She died June
29, 1635.
Notes for JEFFREY STUBBLEFIELD:
JEFFREY STUBBLEFIELD
lived in Finchingfield, Essex, England where on March
6, 1615-1616 he was a witness in a lawsuit.
(Essex Record Office Chemsford
England.) On September 29, 1618 he married MARY CAMP, daughter of ROBERT
& SARAH CAMP. MARY CHAMP was buried
on June 29, 1635. JEFFREY STUBBLEFIELD
& MARY'S children were baptized.
Children of JEFFREY STUBBLEFIELD and MARY CAMP are:
2. i. SIMON2 STUBBLEFIELD, b. April 25, 1629, Castle Camp Parish, Cambridgeshire, England.
3. ii. JOHN STUBBLEFIELD, b.
December 15, 1620.
iii. ANNE STUBBLEFIELD, b.
February 08, 1620/21.
iv. WILLIAM STUBBLEFIELD, b.
March 25, 1623; d. October 09, 1630.
v. MARY STUBBLEFIELD, b.
September 05, 1625.
vi. SUSAN STUBBLEFIELD, b.
December 04, 1627.
vii. ROBERT STUBBLEFIELD, b.
December 28, 1631.
viii. THOMAS STUBBLEFIELD, b.
March 09, 1632/33.
ix. SARAH STUBBLEFIELD, b.
February 14, 1634/35; d. December 22, 1637.
Generation No. 2
2. SIMON2 STUBBLEFIELD (JEFFREY1) was born April 25, 1629 in Castle Camp Parish, Cambridgeshire, England.
Notes for SIMON STUBBLEFIELD:
SIMON STUBBLEFIELD was
baptised on April 25, 1629; in Castle Camps Parish, Cambridgeshire, England.
The sixth child of JEFFREY STUBBLEFIELD & MARY
CAMP. He was living in Virginia
as early as March 27, 1672 when as a matter of difference between ED CHEESMAN
and THOMAS CHEESMAN and SIMON STUBBLEFIELD was referred to Judgment in England. He served on the Board of Escheached
Lands in Gloucester County, Virginia in 1674-1675. He had nore
children not named.
Child of SIMON STUBBLEFIELD is:
4. i. GEORGE3 STUBBLEFIELD, b. 1670, Glouchester
County, Virginia.
3. JOHN2 STUBBLEFIELD (JEFFREY1) was born December 15, 1620. He married FRANCES CHAPMAN 1647.
Child of JOHN STUBBLEFIELD and FRANCES CHAPMAN is:
i. STUBBLEFIELD3.
Generation No. 3
4. GEORGE3 STUBBLEFIELD (SIMON2, JEFFREY1) was born
1670 in Glouchester County, Virginia. He married ANN UNKNOWN Abt.
1698.
Notes for GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD:
GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD
was probably born about 1670 in Gloucester County, Virginia, and about 1698
married ANN UNKNOWN. On March 16, 1701
he signed an address of the Magistrates and Militia officers of Glouchester County, opposing French support of the Stuart
Pretender to the English Throne and in 1704-1705, he
paid a quitrnet on 400 acres in King William County,
Virginia, although he lived in Gloucester County. On January 6, 1709-1710, he had his son
baptized in Abingdon Parish, Gloucester COunty. While there is no proof, his children is listed on the family page.
Children of GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD and ANN UNKNOWN are:
5. i. ROBERT4 STUBBLEFIELD, b. 1700, Glouchester
County, Virginia; d. Bet. 1770 - 1780.
ii. GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1705.
iii. JOHN STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1709.
iv. THOMAS STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1712.
v. EDWARD STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1715.
Generation No. 4
5. ROBERT4 STUBBLEFIELD (GEORGE3, SIMON2, JEFFREY1) was born 1700 in Glouchester
County, Virginia, and died Bet. 1770 - 1780. He married ANN WYATT Abt.
1723.
Notes for ROBERT STUBBLEFIELD:
ROBERT STUBBLEFIELD
was born about 1700 in Glouchester County, Virginia,
and about 1723 married ANN WYATT. On May
9, 1723, the Virginia Council and General Court invested certain lands in him
in fee tail and on August 22, 1726 he deeded two small tracts of 600 acres and
400 acres in King and Queen County, Virginia to JOHN COLLIER, JR. of Stratton
Major Parish, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, on which ROBERT lived. On October 16, 1730, ROBERT mortgaged the
land, which lay on brances of South River adjoining
HENRY HAYES, ROBERT BAYLOR & WILLIAM PRUETT, to COLLIER for *65. On May 7, 1734, ROBERT & ANN sold 200
acres of land to BENJAMINE MATTHEWS for 4,090 pounds of Tobacco and on June 29,
1734, they sold 200 acres to RALPH WILLIAMS for 2, 500 pounds of Tobacco. In June, 1735, Robert was ordered to lay off
a road and in February, 1737, he was appointed constable for the district from Mattaponi Church bridge along the
road by Pamunkey Creek. On November 1, 1748, ROBERT & ANN sold
their 400 acre plantation to RICHARD BAYLOR for *100 and moved to Amelia (now
Rockingham/Caswell) County, North Carolina where in 1758, he bought 780 acres
from WILLIAM WYNN. In March, 12758, he
received permission to build a grist mill on his land. On July 31, 1762 he sold 150 acres of it to
ABRAHAM WOMACK. About 1763 he sold 310
acres to WYATT STUBBLEFIELD, and about 1765 he sold 150 acres to RICHARD
STUBBLEFIELD, and about 1769 he sold 170 acres to THOMAS STUBBLEFIELD. ROBERT was sued by JOSEPH MAYS in 1758 in
Halifax County, Virginia and in August 1763, he was sued by THOMAS TABB in
Orange County, North Carolina. ROBERT
probably died in 177?.
And ANN moved with THOMAS and WILLIAM STUBBLEFIELD to Surry(now
Wilkes) County, North Carolina. On March
1, 1780, she bought 30 acres on Bugaboo Creek from EDMOND BOAZ for *200 and
sold it for the same price to GEORGE PARKS on March 1, 1787. While there is no proof, the children of this
couple are listed on the family page.
Children of ROBERT STUBBLEFIELD and ANN WYATT are:
i. WYATT5 STUBBLEFIELD, b. 1740, Spotsylvania County Virginia; d. 1825,
Caswell County, North Carolina; m. ANN CHALLIS, Abt. 1770.
Notes for WYATT STUBBLEFIELD:
WYATT STUBBLEFIELD was
born about 1740 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, and moved to Amelia (now
Prince Edward) County, Virginia in 1748.
He moved to Orange (now Caswell) County, North Carolina, where about
1763 he bought 310 acres on Hogan's Creek from ROBERT STUBBLEFIIELD. In 1763 he was sued by GEORGE LUMPKIN and in
1764-1765 by JOHN BYNUM; he served on a grand jury in 1768. He married about 1770 ANN CHALLIS, daughter
of HUGH CHALLIS & MARTHA WIMBISH. On
August 15, 1775, he sold JOHN STUBBLEFIELD of Guilford County, North Carolina,
164 acres on the north side of Hogan's Creek in Guilford and Orange Counties
for *90. In April, 1780, he bought 24
acres in Rockingham County, adjoining RICHARD STUBBLEFIELD for *50. On December 15, 1781, the North Carolina
Auditors Office paid him *18.6.7., and other amounts later, for sundries
donated to the Militia during the American Revolution. On May 24, 1782, he served as a recruit in
the Caswell County Militia. On April 28,
1787, he bought the 164 acres on Hogan's Creek that he had sold to JOHN
STUBBLEFIELD from ARCHIBALD YARBOROUGH for *200, and on May 16, 1787, he
received a North Carolina grant of 630 acres on Wolf Island Creek in Guilford
County. In 1789 he paid taxes in Caswell
County 640 acres and on 1,416 aces of western land; in 1796 he paid taxes on 3,357 acres
and in 1806 on 923 acres. On September
19, 1815 he married MRS. MARY WORSHAM, widow of JOSHUA WORSHAM, and lived in
Pittsylvania County Virginia, from 1815 to 1818. On October 10, 1816 he sold JAMES POWELL 126
acres on Reddy Fork of Hogan's Creek in Caswell County; on September 29, 1817, he gave land to
his son, GEORGE W. STUBBLEFIELD, and on October 10, 1817, he gave 300 acres in
Rockingham County to his son-in-law, DAVID BOAZ. On January 9, 1818, he posted bond for
letters of administration on the estate of his late wife; he then returned to Caswell County,
where on March 5, 1819 he sold KEZZE MARTIN 150 acres on the waters of the Dan
River in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, for $150.00. He died in Caswell County, North Carolina, in
1825, leaving children from his first marriage.
More About
WYATT
STUBBLEFIELD:
Burial: Caswell County,
North Carolina
ii. JOHN STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1724.
iii. GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1726.
iv. JOEL STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1728.
v. RICHARD STUBBLEFIELD, b.
February 20, 1731/32.
vi. ELIZABETH STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1734.
vii. THOMAS STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1742.
viii. WILLIAM STUBBLEFIELD, b. Abt. 1748.
Endnotes
1. Thaxton Parish
Register; County Essex, England, Castle Camps Parish Register, Cambridgeshire, England..