He came to Fayetteville in 1840, and married Amanda Malvina Brodie on September 22, 1942. They were the parents of eleven children.
He built several brick buildings on the square, and ran a dry goods store for many years.
In the late 1800's, he and his wife were among Fayetteville's most public spirited citizens, they donated land to build the City Hospital, and aided various enterprises including Sophia Sawyer's Fayetteville Female Seminary.
Burial is in Evergreen Cemetery.
He came to Fayetteville in 1840, and married Amanda Malvina Brodie on September 22, 1942. They were the parents of eleven children.
He built several brick buildings on the square, and ran a dry goods store for many years.
In the late 1800's, he and his wife were among Fayetteville's most public spirited citizens, they donated land to build the City Hospital, and aided various enterprises including Sophia Sawyer's Fayetteville Female Seminary.
Burial is in Evergreen Cemetery.
Family Members
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Stephen Robert Stone
1843–1916
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Mary Matilda Stone Albright
1843–1925
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Eliza Brodie Stone
1845–1848
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James Brodie Stone
1850–1857
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George Whitfield Stone
1851–1855
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Benjamin Hicks Stone
1852–1942
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William Cobb Stone
1856–1929
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Lodwick B. Stone
1859–1939
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Amanda Malvina Stone
1861–1945
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Albert Brodie Stone
1865–1943
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Infant Son Stone
1869–1869
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