What is New at StubblebineFamily.com

09/12/05	A story titled The Fate of Aaron T. Morton was added under the Stories and Memories section of the site.  This story details the suicide of Mr. Morton, a casualty of the Battle Axes of the Lord cult, of which a few Stubblebines were members of in Chester County in the 1840's. Additional history on the Battle Axes of the Lord was added to this site. The story of Mr. Stubblebine's Horse was modified to include a photo of the writer's mother, and include a copy of the business card of Mr. Everett Stubblebine of Spring City. This is a warm story about a random stranger's interaction with a Mr. Everett Stubblebine in Spring City.&nsbp; A girl relates her story almost 70 years later of her fond memory of riding Mr. Stubblebine's horse, a most prized animal. This story was written and constributed, along with photos, by her son, Douglas P. Humes. Much appreciation to Mr. Humes for his contribution. Note: I still have several branches of the family tree that I have yet to enter, as well as updates that have been sent to me that are not yet reflected in this tree. I also have received additional data from old letters and papers, and I plan to provide more scanned images and letters from the original Battle-Axe trials, as well as detailed information on Stubblebine ancestors who participated in the War of 1812. Remember...If you have not done so, please review these reports, make corrections and additions, and send them back to me. And please send me family photos! Memorialize your family forever on this electronic legacy!
08/16/05	The story of Mr. Stubblebine's Horse was added to the site, under a new section called 'Stories & Memories'. A warm story about a random stranger's interaction with a Mr. Harvey Stubblebine in Spring City.&nsbp; A girl relates her story almost 70 years later of her fond memory of riding Mr. Stubblebine's horse, a most prized animal. This story was written and constributed, along with photos, by her son, Douglas P. Humes. Much appreciation to Mr. Humes for his contribution.
07/01/04	A lengthy speech on Remote Viewing (defined as a set of protocols designed to tap into the collective unconscious or the "matrix" to obtain information about people, events, and actions of the past, present, and future, with no relation to space, time, or geography) has been added to this site.  The CIA was researching this technique as a method of military advantage, and Major General Albert Stubblebine III was one of the officials working on this project. His full presentation is included here. This took place at the International Symposium on UFO Research Sponsored by the International Association for New Science, Denver, Colorado, May 22-25, 1992. It has been added to the News Clippings section of this site.
08/04/03	A fairly comprensive microsoft word document was sent to me by Lee Stufflebeam on 07/20/03, providing a descriptive outline of the early Stubblebine/Stofflebeam/Stoppelbein ancestors in Colonial New York. This document has not yet been classified on this on the site or included the descendant listing reports, but this report, Stoppelbeen family groups in Colonial New York is being provided online for your review.  These ancestors were the orginal decendants to make the journey to America. It was sent with the the accompanying email note: "I ran across you site by accident.  I'm sure that you are correct in assuming that the name Stubblebine derived  from Stoppelbein.  However, I think you're missing a couple of generations in determining the father of your Sebastian.  Jacob of the St. Mark joined the other Stoppelbein's in New York after his arrival.  I am attaching in a Word File Format a study I did 30 years ago of the Stoppelbein families in Colonial New York.  I use leestufflebeam@netscape.net for my e-mail.  I only use this address when I want to add an attachment. Lee" Much appreciation to Lee Stufflebeam for his invaluable contribution.
04/12/03	A photo of Henry and Amanda Stubblebine was added to the Photos section of this site. Henry and Amanda Stubblebine - (picture circa 1905) - Henry was the son of George Stubblebine(GEORGE(4), JACOB(3), SEBASTIAN STOPHELBINE(2), JACOB(1)1 STOPPELBEIN) was born January 10, 1848 in Pennsylvania, and died 1922. He married AMANDA SCHMEHL. She was born October 06, 1856 in Pennsylvania, and died 1917. Henry was a park security guard in a small amusement park in Reading in the latter part of his life. The full picture of Henry that depicts him sitting on a park bench in his security uniform is also provided. Henry would be my great great grandfather. This photo were contributed to the site by Mary Borst. This is only one of about 15 images that I have to scan and provide on the site for your viewing pleasure. A picture of Elwood and Mickey Bright Stubblebine circa 1960's was added to the site. ELWOOD GEORGE(7) STUBBLEBINE (GEORGE ELWOOD(6), HENRY S(5), GEORGE(4), JACOB(3), SEBASTIAN STOPHELBINE(2), JACOB(1) STOPPELBEIN) was born May 27, 1910, and died March 1968. He married MILDRED "MICKEY" SARAH BRIGHT. Photo donated to site by Dick Stubblebine, son of Elwood and Mickey Stubblebine, on February 19th, 2003.
02/02/03	The History of the Name was added to this site. This page contains both fact and speculation regarding the history and meaning of the name, and elaborates on some of the challenges in researching a name that is misspelled and has changed and evolved throughout history. The Descendant Report, Cascading Outline, and the Descendant Listing reports reflect new data as a result of changes, additions, and corrections. They had been previously changed in October, 2002. Additional research has uncovered significant links to the Stubblebines in MA, as well as siblings and descendants, known as the "Stufflebeams", who descended from Valintin Stoppelbein, one of the original brothers who came to the United States in 1741. As part of a larger family tree, I can now trace Stubblebine (and associated spellings) back to Laubenheim, Germany, around the period of the early 1600's. The home page was changed to reflect the additions of a few general items.
01/29/03	The header design of this site has been changed to display a portion of the 1883 Breou's Official Series of Farm Maps of Chester County, PA, where two of the original Stubblebines had settled in the 1740's. Note a the Stubblebine properties in the map detail. A full scale version, allowing closer inspection, will be provided on this site shortly.
01/07/03	The Photos section has been updated to reflect 5 new photos that have been contributed to the site. The Hull Family April 2002 - Family of Mary Stubblebine Hull, daughter of Richard Stubblebine, who is the son of Elwood George Stubblebine. Elwood George Stubblebine circa 1960 - portrait of Elwood George "Woody" Stubblebine, son of George Elwood and Anna Fricker. Elwood George Stubblebine and Family - 1960 - picture of Elwood George Stubblebine with his wife, Mickey, and family in February 1960, son of George Elwood and Anna Fricker. The Wedding of Elwood George Stubblebine - 1933 - the wedding photo of Elwood George Stubblebine in May 1933. Photo also shows Robert Stubblebine, brother of Elwood. Joseph R. Stubblebine - Joseph R. Stubblebine, son of John Frederick Stubblebine, grandson of Robert Edmund Stubblebine, the curator of this site.
10/23/02	A new section has been added to the site, titled Family Veterans, that provides a list of military service records for the Stubblebines.  The American Civil War has been added to this section, as well as details on certain family members that fought in this war. Additionally, a detailed list of Civil War Regiments was provided to give the reader background information on each of the regiments.
10/19/02	All the reports in the Geneology Report section have been updated to reflect changes to the OhioKS branch of the Stubblebines. Much thanks and appreciation to Mary Stubblebine Hull for providing these updates. Layout changes were made to the Descendant Listing Report so that the data is more clearly organized.
10/14/02	All the reports in the Geneology Report section have been updated. b.   Several new obituaries and announcements were recently discovered at the Chester County Historical society and added to the Marriages & Obits section. Namely, those of Isaiah K. Dampman (husband of Catherine Ann Stubblebine), Catherine A. Stubblebine Dampman, Ms. Emma Stubblebine Painter, and Ms. Kate Stubblebine Urner, wife of Joseph.  A marriage announcement was added for William Berkheimer & Ida Stubblebine in the marriages area.
10/08/02	A News Clippings section has been added to the site, and news clippings that were not related to Marriages and Obits where moved into this area.  Additionally, an article in the Daily Local News From Farming Community to Haven for Free Sexual Affairs was converted from the old site into the new template and added under this section.  An additional clipping from 1895 discussing the 64th wedding anniversary of Peter Stubblebine was added under the Miscellaneous Clippings area. b.   A detailed family tree of the Stubblebines of NY, Reading, and MA was recently provided by Micah Stubblebine, of Lexington, MA, and was added under the News Clippings section. This family tree traces his branch back to Daniel Harrison Stubblebine (circa 1830), and contains many wonderful pictures, personal narratives, and enjoyable stories.  It is believed that this complete branch can be traced to either the children or grandchildren of Sebastion (Sebastian) Stubblebine (Stoppelbien, Stophelbine).
10/07/02	The Photos People section now includes new pictures of several Stubblebines, including Dr. Stuart Stubblebine, PhD., Dr. William Craig Stubblebine, PhD., Paul Stubblebine, The Stubblebine Company. b.  An image and transcription of the original court docket dated January 1843 for the trial of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vrs. Jacob Stubblebine, accused of "fornication and manners of lewdness." has been added to the Places and Things section of the Photos page. c.  The section On the Web... was created to provide links to sites and additonal information on various Stubblebines.
10/06/02	The Photos section now includes photos of the book on Theophilus The Battle-Axe - A History.  This book, printed in 1930, chronicles the tales of Theophilus Gates and his followers in what become known as "Free Love Valley", in North Conventry, Chester County, PA.
10/06/02	a.  Updated all reports in the Geneology Reports area to reflect new data regarding John Hiram Houck and Hannah Stubblebine, provided by David Houck.
10/05/02	About this Site information was completed, and additional conversion of the old site continues.
10/05/02	A list of Pennsylvania Counties was added to the site.  This list includes historical information about each county, including founding year.
10/03/02	The Geneology Reports section was added to the site.
10/02/02	The Contact List was created for those interested in getting email notifications about changes, new features, etc.
09/20/02	The new StubblebineFamily.com family site established.
05/1997	The original Stubblebine.com site was created. This site was the original Stubblebine geneology site.