The name Stuebing is anglicized from the German name Stübing. The family originated in Wölpinghausen, Schomberg-Lippe, Hannover, Germany.
Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Stuebing, born 9 Nov. 1823, was the first known Stuebing, of our line, to immigrate to Canada, in August of 1845. Johann settled in Upper Canada making his home in Erbsville, Waterloo Township, Waterloo County, Ontario.
Johann used his second, middle name, Wilhelm, which became William He plied his trade as cooper, barrel maker, and on November 1, 1849 married one Susannah Louisa Allemang.
Susannah was born in Kirberg, Alsace and came to Canada in 1835 via New York City coming with her father and five siblings. The Allemangs settled in Wellesley Township, not far from William Stuebing's home in Erbsville.
Check out this original Poem by my sister, Penny Davis who, along with cousin Hank, have been instrumental in gathering our family skeletons.
My genealogy research includes a Family Tree Maker file of all the information I have that can be conidered reliable. I am happy to share this file and hope that if you have some information you will share that also. Please drop me a line at pstubing@excite.com. Please come back again as I will be adding to these pages as our knowledge grows.
In the meantime here are some of the names we are researching:
Allemang Baldock Berg Breakspear Davis Grote Kimmel Lamb Loder Loerentz Kaufman Pettiplace Roper Smith Stuebing Stübing Stubing Totzke Wolfhard
Last Modified: May 1, 2003
Peter D. Stuebing
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