Simon Stubblefield 
Simon was born about 1629 in Castle Camps, Cambridge, England. Simon's father was Jeffery Stubblefield and his mother was Mary. His paternal grandparents were William Stubblefield and Annys. He was an only child. He died in Virginia.General Notes
Simon lived in Virginia as early as March 27, 1672, but possibly sooner, when "a matter difference between Ed. Cheesman and Thomas Cheesman and Symon Stubblefield" was referred to judgment in England.
On April 23, 1688, he was granted 288 acres in Gloucester County, Virginia, for transporting four persons into the colony. The land was near the courthouse and adjacent to the land of William Ross.
In 1704 he paid quit rents on 200 acres in Ware Parish, Gloucester County.
In 1656, in Halifax Co., Virginia, 36,000 acres were awarded to George Stubblefield from the King of England, and 17,000 acres were given to him in the same year from Lord Halifax. [ Either the date or the person is incorrect.]
