Researched by the authors of "The
Smart-Daaf Boys, The Inventors of Radio
and Television and the Life Style of
Nathan B. Stubblefield" 1992;
"Disappointment s Are Great - Follow The
Money...the Internet! The Inventors of
wireless webcasting" 2003; "DDiaries -
Nathan B. Stubblfield, The Neglected
Genius" 2004 -- Josie Cory-Stubblefield /
Troy Cory-Stubblefield.
FAMILY HISTORY OF THE STUBBLEFIELD,
BOWMAN & BUCHANAN FAMILY BY:
Captain
Billy Stubblefield First
Wife:Victoria
Bowman. Her
father (first name unknown) was raised in
Delaware and his wife, born a Williams was
raised in
Philadelphia.
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They had four
children (boys). Victoria Bowman died in
1869, at age 32 of Scarlet Fever. Buried
in Bowman cemetery founded by her
father.
Bowman
Family TimeLine SONS
OF CAPT. BILLY AND VICTORIA
BOWMAN:
Walter W. Stubblefield (married Virgie
Hale, had 4 children; Terrel, Harry,
Alfred (died at age 14), and Nat)
Nathan Beverly (was 14 years old when his
father died) (married Ada Mae
Buchanan)
James Franklin Stubblefield (married Ella
Marks of Seattle Washington, one Son
Howard Stubblefield )
William Victor Stubblefield. Born 1865,
died in 1892, at the age of 27. ABOUT
CAPT. BILLY
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He was a
Confederate soldier, a lawyer and
landowner, an educator and one of the
founders of the Murray Male and Female
Institute, Teleph-on-delgreen, later to
become Murray State University. Capt.
Billy willed a considerable large estate
to his four sons, Walter, Nathan Beverly,
James Franklin and William Victor. 1850 -
1851 - Worked at his Father's saw
mill.
1854 - Attended law school in Louisville,
Ky.
1855 - Law License Feb. 2.
1855 - Practiced in Benton -1856
1856 - Formed law partnership with A. P.
Thompson. 1860
- Nathan Beverly Stubblefield, Born: Nov.
27, in Murray, Ky.
1861 - Capt. Billy entered Confederate
Army for one year, Oct. 10th, 1961 to Oct.
5th 1862.
1861 - Civil War diary Oct. 1861 - Sept.
1862.
1862 - Returned to Murray Civil War
frontline -- Oct. 5.
1869 - Died: Victoria Francis Stubblefield
(born Bowman), first wife of Capt.
Billy.
1871 - The Male and Female Institute
purchased by William Jefferson
Stubblefield (Nathan's father).
1873 - Marriage: Capt. Billy to Clara
(Clarissa) Jones.
1874
- DIES of pneumonia.
1875 - Capt. Billy's and Clarissa's
daughter, Alene, born Jan. 7. (6 mos after
death of father) N.B.
Stubblefield Family TimeLine
Oliver
A.J. Stubblefield Priscilla
Alden Stubblefield Alden
Falmily TimeLine Buchanan
Family TimeLine N.B.
Stubblefield Family TimeLine
Buchanan
Family TimeLine
Rainey
T. Wells Kentucky
"Big Six" 1902 NATHAN
B. STUBBLEFIELD -- (1860-1928)
Wireless Telephony -- AM radio Firewire
-
1892 -- 1902 All-in-One Radio Patent --
1908 Nine
Years Before Smart-Daaf Boys Marconi and
Deforest
mastered sending Dit Dahs around the
family home in Italy, and DeForest
finished his studies at Yale, Nathan
Stubblefield was the patent holder and
owner of his own mechanical telephone,
telephone company and telephone system. By
1892, Nathan's vibrating phone could
transmit voice without wires from grounded
electromagnetic wave energy, then through
the atmosphere to a companion receiver. It
was the 17-year-old Rainey T. Wells (b.
Dec. 25, 1875, d. June 15, 1958) who
attentively heard his first words over a
wireless telephone in 1892, at
Teléph-on-délgreen, now
Murray State University.
Fifteen
years later, Rainey, now a judge in the
Kentucky Calloway Court system, opened his
1907 Christmas Day birthday toast with the
truism that most legal scholars quote on
the first day in law school, to keep a
step or two ahead of the freshman. "De
minimis non curat lex" ("The law does not
concern itself with trifles").
-----By 1898,
Nathan's portable telephone could transmit
voice as far as one mile through the
atmosphere &endash; by means of his newly
patented firewire, "electrolytic coil
aerial" and a special loop antenna
connected to his transmitter.
-----But
So What!
Shortly
after receiving his earth electrolytic
battery patent, (1898) -- Nathan
commenced selling franchises to various
investors, to help finance and market his
wireless demonstrations held in
Philadelphia, New York and Washington,
D.C., in 1902. He used the orchards around
his Teléph-on-délgreen
Industrial School, and the lawn
surrounding of the Court house in Murray
to display different uses for his
telephone and wireless system. *(See
Footnote.) * .
-----By
leaving a remote wireless receiver on
overnight, sitting in the barn, the unit
operated as a wireless microphone and
listening surveillance system. The
electricity being emitted from the earth
was an unlimited free flowing
uni-directional stream of electricity,
which never switched off and did not
diminish with the time of day or length of
use. These little coils had the ability to
convert an electric current into
alternating radio-frequency waves when
passing through a field of action created
by the human voice. *(See
Footnote, John Hopi.)
-----These
series of pulses which varied in strength,
(amplitude) &endash; could then be
transmitted through the atmosphere by a
coil aerial placed near the field of
action, to one or more companion wireless
systems. One unit was designed with output
sockets to connect to the local Murray
telephone exchange for wired online
broadcasting. (See
Chapter 05, "The Phony Craze" -- for more
details.) In
November 1906, when Nathan
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Beverly B. Stubblefield andRebecca
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William Jefferson Stubblefield (Capt.
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Victoria Bowman /
CHILDREN OF CAPT.
BILLY AND VICTORIA
BOWMAN:
Walter W. Stubblefield /
Nathan B. Stubblefield /
James Franklin Stubblefield /
William Victor Stubblefield /
CHILDREN OF CAPT.
BILLY AND CLARISSA
JONES
Alene Stubblefield /
CHILDREN OF NATHAN B. STUBBLEFIELD AND
ADA MAE:
Victoria Edison Stubblefield /
Carrie F, Stubblefield /
Bernard (Bernie) Stubblefield /
Pattie Lee Stubblefield /
Nathan Franklin Stubblefield /
Oliver J (RayJack) Stubblefield /
Helen J Stubblefield /
DESCENDANTS OF THE CO-OWNER'S of the
1907 NATHAN B. STUBBLEFIELD Wireless
Telephone Patent
MEMBERS OF THE "BIG SIX"
01. Senator Conn Linn /
02. B. F. Schroeder /
03. R. Downs /
04. J. D. Roulett /
05. Geo. c. McLarin /
06. John P. McElrath /
and
Samuel E. Bynum / Rainey
T. Wells /
DESCENDANTS OF THE STUDENTS OF THE
NATHAN B. STUBBLEFIELD industrial School
and Tele-phon-del-green
Respectfully
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