Fletcher Stockdale - Later Life and Family

Later Life and Family

Stockdale married his second wife, Elizabeth, the daughter of Texas politician Gustav Schleicher, in 1877 in Washington, D.C. They resided in Cuero, Texas, until his death 4 February 1890.

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