married Margaret Koch 20 May 1797 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina[1]
Death: about 1846 Cape Girardeau County, Missouri[2]
burial details unknown, but frequently theorized to have been buried in Mayfield Cemetery east of Kurreville in rural Whitewater Township, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri[3]
Children:
Stephen Mayfield, Jr. (1798 - 1884), married Margaret Link
John Washington Mayfield (1800 - 1886), married Nancy Carle, then Olivia Williams
Margaret Olivia Mayfield (1804 - 1840), married Caleb Long
Elisha B. Mayfield (1806 - 1858), married Susannah Huck, then Mahala Miller
Isariah Mayfield (1807 - 1898), married Adaline Lee
Jacob Henry Mayfield (1809 - 1853), married Catherine Bollinger
Mary Mayfield (1812 - 1859), married Frederick Yount
Lucinda Mayfield (1815 - 1848), married John Cheek
Catherine Mayfield (1817 - 1897), married Jacob Killian Yount
George Washington Mayfield (1820 - 1905), married Mary B Cheek, then Mary Walker
Surrelda Mayfield** (1830 - 1926), married Franklin E. Williams
**given the 10 year gap after George, and Margaret Koch's age at the time of Surrelda's birth, she was likely their biological granddaughter
↑ FindAGrave memorial 36058506 for Stephen Mayfield Sr. (1756–1846), possible burial at Mayfield Cemetery, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, though no gravestone or documentation has been found.
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