Stembridge, John A.
| Birth Name | Stembridge, John A. |
| Gender | male |
Events
| Birth | 1813-00-00 at Virginia |
Parents
| Father | Stembridge, William (Birth) | |
| Mother | Ward, Polly (Birth) | |
Families
| Married | Wife | Akers, Margaret Ann |
| Children |
Stembridge, William R. Stembridge, Mary L. Stembridge, Sally E. |
Narrative
Information from http://www.genealogy.org/~smcgee/ -- found through gendex.com.
!SOURCE: 1. LDS film #1000053, A History of Muhlenberg County, Otto A. Rothert,
John P. Morton & Co., 1913, pp. 66, 345.
2. 1850 Census, Muhlenberg Co., KY, Dist. 1, 694/694, p. 63.
(Individual note)
1850MUH:
Stembridge, John A. 37 m KY Constable $400
Margaret A. 30 f KY
Wm. R. 12 m KY
Mary L. 9 f KY
Sally E. 6 f KY
Wm. 77 m VA Hatter
Clark, Matthew W. 25 m IN Wheelwright
(Individual note)
HMC(345): Stembridge's "The Western Speller" appeared in 1854. This book was
compiled by John A. Stembridge, who was born in Muhlenberg in 1813 and died in
Greenville in 1872. He was the only son of William Stembridge. His wife was a
daughter of Larkin N. Akers. Their son, William junior, died in early manhood.
Their two daughters removed to Evansville, Indiana, about 1875, and were
connected with the public schools of that city for more than thirty years.
John A. Stembridge, like his father, was a schoolteacher.