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Welcome to the Stubbs Family Photo Album! This is a small collection of early photos of descendants of Thomas Stubbs and Mary Minor, married in 1720 in Kennett Square Quaker Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. You can 'click' on any of the photos to bring up a full sized image and then download the image. Although the photos are compressed to allow faster loading, very little resolution is lost. If you would like an uncompressed image, please send me your e-mail address. You are welcome to submit old photos of descendants in electronic form or hard copies that can be scanned.
The 'calling cards' at the top of the page were popular in 1880's in Minnesota, especially with the 'young folks'. Advertisements from the same period show the same interest in the new technology of color printing. More calling cards and prints.
Page 1: Blossom/Stubbs family photographs: Perry Blossom married Keziah(4) Kellum [Deborah(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs] in 1820. His grandson, William II Blossom married Clara(6) Stubbs [Elijah(5), Nathan(4), Nathan(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs] in 1878. This page has photographs of William I Blossom [son of Perry] and his son William II and family. See Blossom Family genealogy.
Page 2: Blossom family continued. Howard Blossom son of William II Blossom and his family, homestead in northern Minnesota and the family going to church in an oxen drawn wagon.
Page 3: Tintype from the descendants of Abisha(4) Stubbs [William(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs]. Not positively identified, perhaps you can help!
Page 4: Overman/Stubbs family photographs. Jesse Overman (1792-1868) married Kesia(4) Stubbs [Nathan(3), John(2), Thomas(1)].
Page 5: Maddock/Stubbs family photograph. William (4) Maddock [Joseph(3), Joseph(2), Nathan(1) Maddock] married Hannah (4) Stubbs [Nathan (3), John (2), Thomas (1) Stubbs] and Hannah (5) Stubbs [Nathan (4) Stubbs, Esther (3) Maddock, Joseph (2), Nathan (1) Maddock].
Page 6: Lewis Taylor and Martha(5) Ann Stubbs Taylor [Nathan, Jr.(4), Nathan(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs].
Page 7: Alice D. Stubbs(7) b. 1869 [William(6), Isaac(5), William(4), Nathan(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs].
Page 8: Some Descendants of Joseph(4) Stubbs [Nathan(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs].
Page 9: Rachel(4) Stubbs Moore [Nathan(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs] (1797 - 1879) married Mordecai Moore in 1816 in West Elkton, OH.
Page 10: Squire(5) Williamson Stubbs
(1837-1922) [John(4), John(3), John(2), Thomas(1) Stubbs] and
descendants. Squire Williamson Stubbs bred horses on his farm
in northern Preble Co, OH. Levi Coffin, the 'President' of the
Underground Railroad mentions stopping by the house of 'Squire
Stubbs, a well known abolitionist' in his Reminiscences.