The Stubblebine Geneology Archives

Willliam Stubblebine (circa. 1830).  "Tall and Skinny, like all of the Stubblebines." Source: Theophilus The Battle-Axe, A History, Charles Coleman Sellers, 1930 The top of this site is an exerpt from a map of North Coventry Township, Chester County dated 1883 (note Stubblebine properties). more photos...

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The Stubblebines (and surnames of similar spellings) emigrated to the United States from Laubenheim, Germany, in September, 1741. Two brothers made the arduous journey, departing from Rotterdam, Holland in 1740, and landed in Philadelphia almost a year later. One brother settled in Chester County, North Coventry Township, and the other brother headed up to New York (spec).

The goal of this site is to map out the Stubblebine family tree to include every Stubblebine ancestor, living and deceased, all the way to when our family arrived in Chester County, Pennsylvania in the early 1700's. There are over 10 variations on how our name is spelled, and there are over 700 living and deceased Stubblebines that exist in the United States today.

From Farm Community to Haven for Free Sexual Affairs.  Read about how the early Stubblebine settlers were in involved in a bizarre cult in Chester County, PA in the mid-1800's.  Fascinated?  Here's some additional interesting history on a few of our distant relatives.

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Did you know...

...that a Stubblebine relative actually studied spoon-bending and mental telepathy as part of military strategy?

...a few Stubblebine relatives were involved in a religious cult in the mid-1800's?

...that a family bible still exists from the 1700's?

...that alternate spellings of our name include 'Stoppelbein', 'Stuffelbeen', 'Stubbelbine', 'Stufflebeam','Stubbelbine', 'Stophelbine', and others? Read more...

...that findings for the divorce proceedings from a Stubblebine case in the 1800's is still used as a law reference today?

The content and the functionality on this web site is contantly changing.  I am currently adding pictures, historical data, discussion databases, announcment boards, and more, so please stop back often.  I also need your help!  Please review my Geneology Reports, and send me corrections, additions, and any photos, stories, or other content that you think other Stubblebines would enjoy reading. 

  Feel free to visit the original Stubblebine Geneology Site;  however, please note that portions of the original site have not been updated since early 1998, and will contain outdated information and some broken links.

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