Thomas Stubbs

It is probably, says Reverend George G. Smith of Georgia, that Thomas (born circa 1770) is a son of Benjamin of the Revolution, to whom was issued a land warrant for services.

Thomas, it seems, married twice; the first time to Miss Jones, who drowned herself. The issue by the first marriage were the following, though some of the descendants of Thomas assert that he had twelve children by his first wife- which is probable:

1. Nancy
2. Millie married Gilmore, and had a son, Stubbs Gilmore, living in Washington County, GA.
3. Mary
4. Margaret
5. Ann
6. Benjamin
7. Amariah Biggs
8. Richard; died young

Thomas settled first in Washington County and moved when Benjamin was a boy to Wilkinson county, Georgia. After death of first wife he moved to Harris County, Georgia, where he died at an advanced age. He married second Widow Betsy Wadsworth, nee Tate, the niece of Nathaniel Tate, and had several children.

1. William Franklin (b. 1815 d. 1829) in Henry County, Georgia.
2. Richard died young
3. Elvira married Bolton
4. Fruitilla married a doctor near Atlanta, GA
5. Ann married Bolton after death of her sister
6. A daughter
7. A daughter
8. Benjamin, above (b circa 1797), married Fannie Parker