John C. Stubert, a farmer, was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, March 13, 1838, and is a son of John and Clarissa (Biddle) Stubert, the former a native of Pennsylvania, and a salesman in a boot and shoe store most of his life, and the latter a native. of New Jersey, of English descent.  Our subject was educated in the graded schools of his native city, and early in life learned the trade of a carriage-maker.  In 1861, he enlisted in Company K, of an independent cavalry regiment known as "Col. Mill's Horse," which was recruited from most of the Northern States.  He was Third Duty Sergeant, and served with his command three years, in that time missing but one scouting duty.  In 1864, be came to Richwood and purchased seventy acres of land, with money saved while in the service.  In 1865, he married Sarah M. Hoyt, who was born August 1, 1838, and by whom he has had one child-Anna G., born August 29, 1867, and now is in school at Cincinnati.  Mrs. Stubert is. a member of the Methodist Protestant Church of Richwood.  Mr. Stubert is a Republican in politics,