1820 British Settler

John Stubbs 35, Agriculturist, together with his wife Ann Campbell 34, and 6 children, were members of William Clark's Party of 88 Settlers on the Northampton.

Party originated from London.

Departed Portsmouth, 13 December 1819. Arrived Table Bay, Cape Town on 26 March 1820. Final Port - Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth on 30 April 1820.

Area Allocated to the Party : Collingham on the Botha's River, and at the Clay Pits - the location being named Collingham.

Children :

• Elizabeth Stubbs 13
  
• John Stubbs 12
  
• Thomas Stubbs 10
  
• William Harrison Stubbs 6
  
• Ellen Stubbs 3
  
• Richard Stubbs 1
  

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• Last Name: Stubbs
• First Name: John
• Date of Birth: 1785
• Place of Birth: of London, England
• Parents – Father:
• Parents – Mother:
• Spouse: Ann Campbell b. 1786, she was killed by Kaffirs at Claypits in the war of 1834/35
• Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1805
• Marriage Place: Saint Paul Covent Garden, Westminster, London, England
• Date of Death:
• Place of Death:

Notes: Clark’s party of 1820 settlers from London. Notes from Settler Museum in Grahamstown. IGI. DN 2229/1881, 588/1889. Children:

• Elizabeth 1806
• John b. 15 Feb 1807 chr. 15 Mar 1807 Saint Paul Covent Garden, Westminster, d. in bettle of Ndonda Kusuka (against Zulus)
• Thomas 1810, m. 26 Oct 1832 Sarah Miller, was in the war of 1846/47 in command of Stubb’s Rangers, along with his brother William
• William Harrison b. 1814 d. 12 Jun 1881 age 67 Queenstown, unmarried
• Ellen b. 1817 England m. William Shaw, and d. 6 Mar 1889 age 73 Queenstown, no children
• Richard 1819.

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Here is an extract from the 1820 Settler web site.

Father John Stubbs, b. 1785, d. 31 May 1823 (Age 38 years) Relationship Birth Mother Ann Campbell, - wife of John Stubbs, b. 1786 Relationship Birth Family ID F22281 Group Sheet

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