Alfred Stump

Alfred Stump married twice, to Christina Mitchelmore (c. 1860 – September 1887) in 1884, and to Rosa Ada Potter (1867– ) in 1889; among their children were:

Kenelm Alfred Stump (1890– ) married Ivy Lilian Jones ( 1888–1966) in November 1914. He was a photographer; emigrated to South America in May 1919, leaving his wife. She divorced him in 1923.

Prof Claude Witherington Stump MD. DSc. (28 October? November? 1891 – 23 December 1971), known as "C. Witherington Stump", educated at Unley school and Kyre College (now Scotch College) where he was a champion gymnast and sports captain, University of Edinburgh; he held the Chair of Anatomy at the Bangkok University.

Stanley Witherington Stump (1893–1984) married Ellen Dorothy Ambrose ( – ) in 1936. Known as "S. Witherington Stump", he was a photographer, founder of "Rembrandt Studios".

Rosalind Olive Stump (1897– ) married Clifford Edwy Cornell (1887–1971) in 1920, lived at Mitcham.

They lived for some time at Austral Terrace, Malvern; in their last years at "Coreega", Fullarton Road (now Carrick Hill Road) Mitcham.

His remains were interred in the Mitcham Cemetery.

James F. Stump (c. 1853 – 24 October 1926), headmaster of Scotch College, Launceston and Hobart city treasurer, was a brother; he shared Alfred's interests in horse racing and Freemasonry.

Ernest A. Stump (c. 1871 – 21 July 1930), manager of the Hobart branch of P. O. Fysh & Co. may have also been a brother. He shared Alfred's interest in bowling and Freemasonry.