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GENEALOGY BIOGRAPHY
In the following text a number identifies each Hubbell known or believed to have
lived to maturity. Numbers in parentheses arc from the History for the same person.
History, as used throughout, refers to the 2nd Edition (1915) of Walter Hubbell's
History of the Hubbell Family.
The following abbreviations andsymbols are used most frequently:
-)- indicates a Hubbell whose genealogy is carried forward in detail.
* ; denotes names of non-Hiibbell issue may be found in the reference file indicated,
denotes a personal observation or comment of the Editor.
marriage license
manuscript/typescript
probably possih po.ssibly
rel'crcncc (sources)
resides resided
son
unmarried, did not marry
vital records
vital statistics.
born
baptized
birth certificate
circa (about)
church records
dau
died
death certificate
gravcs'one
married
Source material used in the preparation of the text has been identified by a brief descrip
tion with accompanying letters in brackets. .See VI References & Sources.
GENEALOGICAL RECORD
FIRST GENERATION
I. Kichurd HiibbnII, immigrant aiice.stor of the Hubbell (and Hubble) family of
America and Catiada, came from England to New EnglantI and Connecticut in the
early 1640s, res during his adult life in Stratfield Parish (the section called Pcquon-
nock) in what was then Fairfield and is now Bridgeport, Fairfield Co, New Haven
Colony, s of Richard and Sarah (Wakeman) of Ribbesford, Worcestershire Eng-
land. Dp probably Jan 22 1625/6 in Ribbesford (Parish register) d Oct 23 1699
Stratfield Parish, bur Old Stratfield Burying Ground (gs) in Bridgeport, mar 1st
Elizabeth Meigs cl652 New Haven (town or colony?) dau of John and Tamasin
(Fry) then of New Haven, later Guilford, bcl631 New Haven d by1669 prob Fair-
field. Issue:
+2. John b cl652.
+3. Richard b cl654.
4. James b 1656 Guilford, bur Dec 12 1656.
+5. Samuel Sr b 1657.
+6. Elizabeth b 1659.
+7. Mary b cl661.
+8. Martha b Fairficld.
+9. Ebenezer.
Mar 2nd Elizabeth Gaylord cl669 in Fairfield dau of Samuel of Windsor Conh,
b Oct 4 1647 Windsor d by 1688 bur Stratfield Burying Ground according to the
History. Issue:
+10. Samuel Jr b cl670.
+ 11. Abigail b cl 672.
+12. James b cl674.
+13. Sarah
Mar 3rd Mrs. Abigail (Prudden) Walker by marriage contract dated Apr 16 1688,
prob in Stratfield, d 1717 (codicil of her will dated Dec 10 1717 prov Feb 1717/8)
Stratfield, dau of Rev. Peter and Joanna (Boyse), early Puritan religious leader of
the party which founded Milford Conn, widow of Joseph. Issue:
14. Joseph b cl689d by 1700. The inventory ofhis estate is dated Mch 25 1700.
Distribution is made to brothers and sisters, Richard, James, Samuel Sr,
Samuel Jr. and John Jr., Elizabeth wife of Samuel Hull, Mary wife of James
Newton, Martha wife of John Wakeraan, Abigail wife of Samuel French,
and Sarah wife of Josiah Stevens [L].
+15. John b cl691.
According to the old land records, Richard Hubball resided on what is now Clinton Avenue,
between North and Faiifield Avenues, near the old Stratfield Burying Ground where he is
buried. This area of Bridgeport was called Pequonnock, part of Fairfield. His will which
follows, has been taken fromthe History.
ii" name of God, Amen. I, Richard Hubbell, of Paquonnock, in ye Couritv of Faire-
field, aged seventy-two years or thereabouts, being at present in perfect health, and of sound
memory and understanding, do make this my last will and testament in manner and forme fol-
owing (viz.) I commit my body to the earth, to be desently buryed by surviving relations*
my soul into the hands of Jesus Christ my blessed Saviour and Reedemer, and as to what
worldly estate God hath been pleased tobless me with, I doo hereby give, bequeath, and will
the same as followeth, (viz:) /o i
Imprimis. I doo hereby ratifie and confirme unto my sonne, John Hubbell, deed his
heirs and assigns, whatever I have formerly given him as by deed of guift will apiiear
and to his sonne, Richard Hubbell, I give ye surae offive shillings. I doo ratifie and con-
firme to my sonne, Samuell Hubbell, Senior, whatsoever I have formerly given him
as by deed of guift will app. as also I doo give unto him five pounds in provision pay
to bepayd him immediately after mydecease.
^ to Ebenezer Hubbell, sonne of my sonne, Ebenezer Hubbell, fourtv acres
of land, to be taken out mylong fott. /
I doo give and confirme unto my sonne, Richard Hubbell whatsoever lands he doo now
enjoy of myne, and what he shall see cause to improve within ye space of tenn years of
my long lott. ' '
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It. I doo give and bequeath to my daughter, Elizabeth ffrost over and besides what she hath
already hadandreed of me, yesume of Twenty pounds.
It. I doo give and bequeath to my daughter, Mary Newton, ye sume of ffive pounds.
It. I give and bequeath to my daughter, Martha Wakeman, over and besides what I have
formerlygiven her, one heavie pieceof eight.
It. I give and beqeath to my sonne, Samuel Hubbell, Junior, over and besides what I have
formerly given him as by deed of guift or otherwise shall app. what land he shall see cause
to improve in mylong lott, not hereby before disposed of.
It. I give to my daughter, Abigail ffrench, one Cow, and after my wife's desease, Tenn pounds
of my moveable estate.
It. I doo give and bequeath to my daughter, Sarah Hubbell, ye sume of one hundred pounds
in currant provision pay.
It. I give and bequeath to my three sonnes, James, Joseph, and John Hubbell, all my lands
not herein before given, tobe equally divided between them, only my sonne James to have
out ofthis^ift ffoure acres ofmeadow in the great meadow; all the rest ofmy estate, reall
and psonall, I doo hereby give and bequeath to my loving wife, Abigail, during her
naturall life, whome together, with my sonne, Samuel Hubbell. Senior, I doo make sole and
whole executors of this my last will and testament, to whome my just debts and legacies
being first payd; I doo hereby give and bequeath all the rest of mv estate not herein before
pven and bequeathed, still meaning and intending my wife not 'to have anything thereof
longer than during her natural life.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto sett my hand and seale, this ffifth day of Aprill in the
year of our Lord, 1699. / f
Richard Hubbell, his marke.
Sealed and delivered in ye presence of
ISAAK Knapp,
The following is from the back of the foregoing will:
Knapp, Jones Pitmans psonally apped before me and made
Oath that ye within written instrument was sealed and delivered by ye within named Richard
Hubbell, as his last will and testamt in their sight and presents.
Richard Blacklash (Blackleach) Justice."
In the original will his name is spelled Hubwell, and Walter Hubbell suggests that is how
he pronounced it, theorizing that the scribe who wrote the will evidently did not know liow to
spell the name, so wrote it phonetically. There is certainly no other evidence to support that
curious thesis, nor is there an immediately apparent reason for the equally curious spelling
Lei^s just cite it as another example of the violence so often done our name by the uninformed
,fc of the History, was made by Elizabeth
Hubbell Schenck, Town Historian for Fairfield. I have examined the will, a fragile but still
cl^ and readable document mthe archives of the State Library at Hanford. The seal is faded
red wax, representing what I would like to think is an American turkey and not a peacock
N;rEia"d of
The order of the Prerogative Court appears on the back of the will: "Sargt Richard Hubbell
being decsd. an Inventory of his Estate with Awriteing in forme of Awill befng ShiW^d t^^
ye Prerogative Court in Fairfield, November 20 1699, this court do ApproveTe sd InveXv
and do order it to be Recorded, and this Court seeing so much of InconsLansy in w"l 7o
^ Cause not to Allow, but do disapprove ye sd Will, and therefore do not see Cause to record
Ae same; and this Court do Appoint and Impower Mr. Samuel Hubbell Sr and ve Widow
Ab.^1 Hubbell, Relict of ed Sargt Hubbell, to Admiuister oo ad Eata'e fo pay a?d
^ ^ debts to and front ye ad Estate, and to present, ntake, and teturn an amount ^f ye^eS
^ to ye aa.d ^urt, or when called for; and they are hereby tapowered to ptace oS y"
children of ye sd Sargt. tosome good trade at their best discresion " P y
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of my father, Sarg't Richard Hubbell, deceased, the sum of Seventy seven Pounds, Five
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belonging to my selfe, as son to sd Richard Hubbell, deceased. I say it was Rec'd March 25th,
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Richard Hubbell. '
An inspection of the early records might reveal reasons for the court's decision not to allow
the probate of Richard Hubball's will. The fact that a well known and presumably highly
respected member of the community left his estate in disarray, at least in the court s opinion,
is perplexing. Now follows the will of Abigail (Prudden) Walker Hubbell, 3rd wife of Richard,
who survived him. Named early are Robert Walker, Abigail Bostwick and Johannah Odell, her
children by her first husband Joseph Walker of Stratford. This has also been taken from the
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"In'the name of God Amen. The eleventh day of February, 1705, I. Abigail Hubbell, of
Stratfield. being of Perfect mind and memory, thanks be given unto God therefor, calling
unto mind the mortality of my body, and knowing that it is appointed for all men to die,
do make and ordain this my last will and testament; that is to say, principally and first.of
all, I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it. and my Body I
recommend to the earth to be buryed in deseni Christian buryall at the discretion of my
Executors, nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again
by the mighty power of God. And as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath
pleased God to bless me with In this life, I give, demise and dispose of the same in the
following manner and form;
Item. I give ten shillings in money towards buying a flagon for the communion table in
this place.
Item. I give all my wearing apparall to my two daughters, Abigail Bostwick and Johannah
Odell, to be equally divided to them, 'and if either of them die before this will takes
place, which isat my decease, then their daughter, or daughters, shall inherit their mother's
part; and in case either of my daughters decease and leave no daughter, then it is my Will
that mv daughter that hath out Lived of the two above named shall have all my wearing
apparel) if she that dieth first leave no daughter to inherit at my decease.
Item. I give all the rest of my Estate that I shall die possessed of, after Just debts and my
funerall charges paid, unto my living son John Hubbell, but if it please God to take him
away bv death, And he leave no issue of his body to Inherit, then it is to be equally
divided between my three children, to my son Robert Walker, Abigail Boswick. Johannah
Odell. or their children, in case any of them dye before this my will take place. I likewise
constitute, make and ordain my son Robert Walker my sole Executor of this my last
Will and testament; and J do hereby utterly disavow all former wills whatsoever. Ratifying
this and no other to be my last Will and testament, confirming that deed of gift of a small
annuity in England to my son Robert Walker and his heirs forever, to ye full of his por
tion. which deed of gift bears date 17th April. 1688; in witness whereof I have set to my
hand and seal the day and year above written; note before signing, that m\' son John is
not to inherit until twenty-one years or marriage.
Signed, Sealed and declared in presents to us.
Abagail Hubbell.
James Bessett, Sen. j December the iOth. 1717.
Mary Bennett. )
These may satisfy all concerned that I. Abigail Hubbell, Subscriber to the within written
Will, do make and ordain this as a Codicel to the same not to alter the within will, nor remove
the Executor of the same.
Item. I give and bequeath to my two daughters Abigail Bostwick and to Johannah Odell, in
addition to what I have given them allready by my Will aforesaid, that is to say. 1 Chair,
1 pair Sheets marked with A. H., 2 pillows. 2 pillow beers marked with .A. H.. 1 small
table cloth, 2 towells. I new bason of 3 pints, 1 quart bason, 2 pint basons. 1 porringer, 1
Stone Jugg. 1 glass bottle, 3 Earthern potts. I pair drinking potts. 1 cup. I porringer, 1
lamp, pair bellows, 1 water pail, 1 hand pal. and for the confirmation of this Codicell I
have Set to my hand the day and date above.
Widow Abigail Hubbell.
In presents of us,
Witnesses, [
f James Bennett, Sen.,
i Phillip Lewiss.
( declared and noted before Signing that the
< above particulars here given shall not bear
[ any part of paying my debts or charges."
"Mr. James Bennett and Mrs. Mary Ben- "
nett appeared before the Court of Probate j
held in Fairfield, February 5th, 1717-18. and
made oath that they saw the above Testator,
Abigail Hubbell sign and seal the above writ
ten Will, and that they Judged her to be in
mitted to him, wherefore this Court do ap-
point and Impower John Hubbell, son of the deceased Abigail Hubbell. to administer on the
Estate, with the Will anne.xed. to make, or cause to be made, a true Inventory, and the same
to Exhibit to the Court in Fairfield within 6 months next after this date.
And John Hubbell acknowledged himself bound to Nathan Gold, Esqr., Judge of the probate
in the Recognizance of 100 for a faithfull discharge of his Administering, According to the
above order of Court."
Sources: Part I of this book is devoted to Richard Hubball, and is presented as a
chronological review of his life. The following sources have been used here; Hubbell History;
Jacobus Old Fairfield [Lj; Royce List, from the Bulletin of The Stamford Genealogical Society
[G]: Wakeman gen [Ow]. Each reference or source material which has been quoted or abstracted
has been duly identified under "Sources," following each numbered Hubbell, and particular care
has been taken to identify and duly credit persons who have furnished notes and data about
HubbeUs.
SECOND GENERATION
2. John Hubbell, of Stratfield, Colonyof Connecticut, s of I. Richard and 1st wife
Elizabeth (Meigs), b cl652 probably Guilford Conn d 1690 prob in the vicinity
of Albany NY, mar Patience Nichols (called his wife at birth of child in 1685)
dau of Isaac and perhaps Margery? (Washboume?), b Stratford Ct Feb 2 1659/60,
she mar 2nd Samuel Hawley; Patience Nichols was a sister of Mrs. Temperance
Preston who mar 2nd 5. Samuel Hubbell Sr. Issue:
16. Margery b cl681 Stratfield, d Mch 14 1703/4 Stratford, mar Nov 27 1700
John Glover of Newtown, in New Haven. They removed to Stratford; no
record of issue.
+17. Richard b 1685.
+ 18. Josiah b cl688.
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obey all such orders &directives as you shall receive frotu your captains or from
Court orGovernor ofConnecticut of this Colony dated in Hartford April 21 1690.
Robert Treat; Governor.
Sources; Hubbcll History; Jacobus, Oh! Fairfu-Ul H|: various others as mentioned in the text.
3. Richard Huhbcll, of .Stratficld, Colony of Connecticut, s of I. Rtcbard and lst
wife Elizabelh (Mcigs) bcl654 In Giillford dat Stratficld 1738, 'sn at
Nov 5 1685 (Fairlield v.r.) Rcbccca Morehousc, dau of Samuel and Rcbccca (Odclj,
d Apr 2 1692. Issue:
+19. Peter b 1686.
+20. Ebenezer b 1687. i. t> ji
21. Elizabeth 2 Oct 23 1689 mar at Stratfield Jan 7 1712/3 Nathan Beardsley
of Stratficld. See History for names and birth dates ofBeardsley children.
+22. Jonathan b 1692.
Mar 2nd Oct 12 1692 Hannah Swillaway of Maiden Mass dau of Henry and Mar
garet (), bFeb 1665/6 in Maiden; the marriage was performed by Major Nathan
Gold (Fairfield v.r.). She was bp as wife of Lieutenant Richard, at Stratfield Jan 12
1717/18. Issue:
+23. Zechariah b 1694.
+24. Richard b 1696.
(25). Hannah b Jly 7 bp 10 1698 d yng.
+25 (26). Elcazer b 1700.
+26 (27). Nathaniel b 1702.
27 (28). Margery b Jan 17 bp Jan 21 1704/5.
28 (29). Abigail b Sep 19 bp Sep 23 1709.
He was Ensign of the Stratfield company Oct 1709, Lieutenant May 1714; Deputy for Fairfield
May 1713 and October 1715, May and October 1716, and October 1717. In March 1723 he,
Benjamin Fairweather and Robert Silliman held land which later became the southern portion
of Kent Conn. The History says that Richard Hubbcll was a wealthy planter and held many
olTiccs of trust His will and the inventory of his estate bear out that he was indeed an aflluent
man of that lime. Descendants will wish to consult a splendid little volume of Lucy Curtis
entitled Two Humlrcil Fifty Years fref Til which g'vcs many interesting insights into the
participation in the early Congregational -
Church by Richard Hubbell Jr. He was the
donor of a silver communion tankard, men-
tioned in his will. This tankard is still used -
communion. Mrs. Curtis informed me in v.
I9hl. II was made by Peter Van Dytrk. (else- i
where Yok), a silversmith of New York |.|
(1684-1750) and bears an inscription; "Laft
Richd Hubbell's Gift to the Church of Christ ; J
in Stratficld AD 1738." The word "Laft" is
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"left-tenant". I have had the pleasure of ''nj
examining this piece, courtesy of the officials , -j
of the Church. ^
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United Congregational Church, 877 Park
Avenue. Bridgeport, Ct.) is a plaque bearing ^
the names of Richard HubbellJr. and Sr. /
and seven other Puritans, founders of that f;
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one Iron Colter, 12s.; sum flax in ye barn, I 15s.; one frow, 4s., 2
one dwelling hous, barn & three Acres & half of Land, 230
About five Acres of up Land in Jackson Neck, 65
two Acres of Salt medow in sd neck, 50
about twenty four Acres of up Land &medow in ye field, lyeing South of Stephen
Hubbell's Land, 380
the furst devition in ye Long lot att ye frunt of sd lot, 170
about twenty Acres of Land att Sporlhill by ye barn, 170
about twenty Acres of l.and att Cablo.srteid. nccr yc patisagc, 270
about Seven Acres of Land in ye field by odell's medow, 112
About twelve Acres &half of Land by Richards, on the west side of the heigh way, 240
two Acres &half of fresh medow by Richards hum lot, 62
about fifteen Acres of Land at Cabordhill, in Stratford bounds, that Is given
Ebenezer by ye will att 120
about twenty nine Acres of Land in ye long lot lying part above & part be lo
William Bennitls hum lot, 230
all ye Remainder of his Long lot above flat rock att, 393
all his Right in Cominage in fairfield, att 20
two Acres of Land in Stratford woods, neer pine Swamp, Called his Copper mine, 5
one smaul rick fork, 0
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DAVtD Sherman, 'J'.
At a Court of Probate held In Fairfield, Nov. ye 30lh. 1738, Zachariah Hubbell &Richard
Hubbcll, l-xcciHois lo yc lasl will and Tcslamcnl of Richard llnbbcll. laic of Slralfield, Deed,
Exhibited ye foregoing Invcniory, and made solemn Oath yt ye .same is a true and perfect In^
ventory of all ye Estate of sd Deed yt they know of, and if any more hereafter appear, yt they
will cause ye same to be Inserted, sd Inventory being proved is by sd Court Approved and
Ordered to be Recorded.
Test, William Burr, Clerk."
Sources: Hubbell History; Jacobus, Old Fairfield [Lj; Curtis, Two Hundred Fifty Years [Ti].
5. Samuel Hubbell Srof Stratfield, Colony of Connecticut, son of I. Richard and 1st
wife Elizabeth (Meigs), bGuilford Ct Nov 61657 dStratfield Sep 18 1713; mar 1st
(Stratfield v.r.) Elizabeth Wilson Apr 4 1687, d Jan4 1687/8 [G]. Issue:
(30). Benoni b Dec 29 1687 d Jan 20 1687/8 [G].
Mar 2nd Mrs. Temperance (Nichols) Preston Apr 7 1688 widow of Jchiel (Stratfield
v.r.) (after whom she named her eldest Hubbcll son) dau of Isaac and perhaps
Margery ( ) b May 17 1662 Stratfield; Temperance was a sister of Patience
Nichols who mar 2. John Hubbcll.
(^Thcre is doubt as to the maiden name of Margery, wife of Isaac Nichols. One
source shows it Washbo(u)rnc, another Sherman). Issue:
(31). Elizabeth b Dec 29 1689 d Jan 4 1689/90.
(32). Jchicl b Jan 27 1689/90 d May 3 1693 IGI.
H-29 (33). Daniel b 1691.
(34). Katharine b Mch 11 1693 d Dec 19 1697 [Gl.
+30 (35). Ephraim b 1694.
+31 (36). Stephen b 1695/6.
+32 (37). David b 1698.
(38). Abiel b Jan15 1699/1700, bpJan 21 d Mch 3ae 2mos [Gl.
33 (39). Tabithab Dec 24 1700 bpDec 29, mar James Bennett Jr.
+34 (40). Joseph b 1702.
Rockey hill to him &his heirs &assigns in fee, which with what I have allready Given
him makes the whole of his Portion. t j
Item To my Son, Ebenezer Hubbell, I Give &Bequeath one fourth Part of my La^d Att
Rockey hill and two acres of Land att ve North End of my Pasture to him &his heirs &
assigns forever in fee, Which with what I have allready Given him makes the whole
of his Portion.
Item To my Son, John Hubbell, I Give &Bequeath ye one half of my dwelling house &Bame
&ye one half of all ye rest of ray Lands Not above Given To him &his heirs &assigns
forever in fee.
Item To my son Josiah Hubbell. I Give &Bequeath the other halfe of my dwelling house &
Barne &the other Equall halfe of all ye rest of my Lands not Given toSamuel &Ebenezer
that is Left as much as is above Given to John. To him, that is To Josiah &his heirs and
assigns forever in fee.
Item To my daughter, Martha Hubbell, I Give &Bequeath five hundred Pounds, old Tenor
money, To be Paid out of my Moveable Estate as far as that will doe it, the Remainder
of the 'five hundred Pounds if any Be wanting of ye moveable Estate my Will is It Shall
Be paid To Martha By my four Sons, in Equall Shares; &further it is my will that my
four Sons shall each of them Give my Wife three Loads of wood yearly So longe as she
lives My will, and I do hereby Constitute my Son Samuel Hubbell and my Wife Martha
To be Executors of this my last Will &Testament, Declaring this and this only To be my
Last Will &Testament. &To Confirme ye Same I have hereunto set my hand & Seal
this 12th day of July. A.D. 1752,
JosuH Hubbell. [seal.]
Signed, Sealed, pronounced &declared To Be ye Last will of ye Testator in Presence of us.
Theosis Nichols,
William Patterson,
Agur Tomlinson,"
"Stratfield, Aug. ye 18th. A.D. 1752. Theosis Nichols, one of ye Witnesses To ye Within
Written Will made Oathe that he saw ye Testaior To ye Within Written Will signe and Scale
ye same, &heard him Pronounce &declare ye same To be his Last will &Testament, &that be
Set to his hand as a Witness in ye Presence of ye Testator, &he then Judged him to Be of
Sound Mind & memory.
Sworne Before me, Edmund Lewis.
Justice of Peace."
"Stratfield, Aug ye I8th, A.D.. 1752. The Witnesses, William Patterson &Agur Tomlinson,
Two of ye Witnesses of ye Within Will, made Oathe that they saw ye Testator To ye Within
Will Signe &Seal ye Same, &heard him Pronounce ye Same to Be his Last &Testament. &that
they Set to their hands as Witnesses in ye Presence of ye Testator and they then Judged him to
Be of Sound Mind & Memory'.
Swome Before me, Theosis Nichols,
Justice of Peace."
"Att a Court of Probate held in Fairfield. Septem 1st Day A.D., 1752, the Samuel Hubbell
and Martha Hubbell, named Exctrs to ye foregoing Will, Accepted ye trust Committed to them
by ye Testator at Said Court, sd will was bv Said Samuel Hubbell Exhibited in Order for
probation, &ye same being proved is by Said CourtApproved And Ordered to be Recorded.
Test, David Burr, Clerk."
Sources; Hubbell History, Jacobus. Old Fairfield [LI.
19. Peter Hubbell, of Newtown Ct s of 3. Richard 2nd and 1st wife Rebecca
(Morehouse) b Aug 10 1686 prob Fairfield, Ct., d Newton 1780, mar 1st Jan 19
1709/10 Katharine Wheeler, dau of Ephraim and Sarah (Sherwood) of Stratfield;
b Mch 20 1693/4, d Mch 16 1742 in 49th yr. Issue:
+71 (100). Ephraim b 1711/12.
+72 (101). Peter b 1715.
+73 (102). Ezra b 1717/18.
74 (103). Sarah b Feb 27 1719, d soon after her eldest son, Elijah, who d in
Rpvnlntinnnrv War mar AlpvanHpr c rvf Richard of NfiWtnwn
a descendant of Alexander Bryan early settler of Milford, Ct; for issue see
History.
+75 (104). Jedediah b 1720.
+76 (105). Matthew b 1723. u
77 (106). Gideon b Apr 28 1726. He "owned the Covenant, Christ Church,
Newtown, Jne 16 1751 [Pi].
+78 (107). Comfort b 1729. ^ c ot
79 (108). Katharine b Jly 1732, mar William Birch of Newtown, Ct. Sep 27
1750; seeHistory for issue; [Km]; [Pi].
+80 (109). Enoch b 1735. .
+81 (TOTSiIarb 1738.
Mar 2nd Sarahwho d 1780 prob Newtown [Newtown records]. Ref [Ns] says
she is Sarah Bryan (1697-1780) of Stratford. Ref [Bt] identifies her as Sarah
(Clark) Hepburn widow of Peter.
(111). RhodabMav 31 1745 dOct 3 1746.
82 (112). Mary bNov'21 1746 bp Nov 23, mar Timothy Beardsley of Danbury
Ct Sep9 1771 [Ci].
(113). Phebe b Dec 21 1748 bp Dec 25, d Feb 11756.
Peter Hubbell was an earlv settler in Newtown, but not one of the original purchasers of the
land from the Indians. He settled there in 1709. He had been given alarge tract of ^ ^y
his father, and became one of the leaders of the town where he served as Town Clerk for
many years. In May 1730 he was given liberty by the General Assemb yto op^^te afer y
betwLn Newtown and Woodbury across the Housatonic River. He kept the first hotel. The
following notes about Peter Hubbell have been taken from the History, with some editing.
"December ve 9th ni"* att a lawfull Towne meeting of the In habitance of newtowne, held
at newtowne, Voted'for James Hard and Peter Hubbell to be surveyors of high ways for the
veare In sueing. Voted for Abraham Kimberley and Peter Hubbell to be Listers for the yeare In
Leing Voted for Abraham Kimberly and Peter Hubbell to be Colectors for the yeare insueing.
Voted that Nathaniel Parmalee is to beet the drum for the yeare Insueing. Voted for Pe er
Hubbell to be sealer of measures and waits for the yeare Ensueing. Voted for the said Peter
Hubbell to Keep a house of Encertainment for the yeare Ensueing."*
"Att aLawfull Town Meeting of ye Inhabitants of New Town, held September ye 30th, 1/..5.
The Inhabitants afore sd of and by their Vote made Choice of and
Hubbell to be their Agent in ye towns behalf to prefer their petilwn of The Honrbl Cenerall
assembly to be Holden att New Haven, October ye 14th, 1725. To Entreat ye favour of ye
Honourable assembly as to what is refard to inye Petition."* itfh
"A ferry from Newtown to Woodbury was granted to Peter Hubbe 1, at Pootatuck,
J730. This was about an eighth of amile below Fort Hill, which is located on the 'de of
the Housatonic directly opposite the Indian village of Pootatuck, on the east side of that river.
At these two points, Jith.iTgunshot of the river, the Indians had forts to protect themse ves
against the Mohawks, and after the introduction of firearms among the f
Mohawk canoes on the river would afford a capital mark for the
The ferry was at the north end of Cockshure's Island, previously to this owned by the sachem
of that name, but since known as HubbelPs Island, from the ferryman above mentioned. I
(See "State Papers," Travel. Vol. L page 174)." r-. ^ ^ . r-
"In the Name of God Amen. I Peter Hubbell, of Newtown, Fairfield County. Connecticut
being weak in body, but sound in Mind and memory, my God be praised, do this first Day ct
May AD 1770 make and publish this my last Will and Testament mmanner following that
is to say. 'imprimis. I commend my soul into the hands of God who gave it, my body to
the earth in hope of a joyful resurrection through Jesus; And as for the Estate wherewith my
God hath blessed me, l' dispose thereof as follows, viz. First. I give ten pounds lawful
money to the first or Presbvterian Church in Newtown. to be disposed of for the use and
behoof of said church forever, as the major part thereof shall see fit. Item. I give to my
Copied from Newtown Records.
tSee Cothren's Ancient Woodbury," p. 150, also Extracts from 'Colonial Records ot con-
well beloved wife Sarah, the free use and improvement of one third part of my real estate
during her widowhood, or so long as she remains my widow as the Law provides, and also one
third pan of my personal or moveable estate forever, to be for her use and disposal at pleasure
without molestation. Item. I give unto my son Ephraim, in consideration of his being my
first born, my largest Mirror or looking Glass, which with what I have already given him
is his full proportion, and all that he is to have of my estate. Item. 1 give unto my sons
Peter, Ezra, or their heirs, and Jedediah, to each and every of them, the sum of five pounds
lawful money to be paid out of my estate as hereafter ordered. Item. I give unto my son
Matthew the sum of two pounds ten shillings. Money aforesaid, as hereafter ordered. Item. I
give to my daughter Sarah, the sumof five pounds, money aforesaid, to be equallydivided be
tween her Heirs. Item. I give to myson Gideon, the sumof ten poundslawful money, which
several sums with what I have already given to my sons Peter, Ezra or their heirs, Jedediah,
Matthew &Gideon &my daughter Sarah, is their proportion and is all they and every of them
are to have of my estate. Item. I give unto my daughter Katharine, the sum of ten pounds
lawful money, which with what she hath already had, is her proportion & all she is to have of
my estate. Item. I give unto my daughter Mary, the sum of fifty pounds lawful Money,
exclusive of what she hath earned to herself since she came of age, or may earn to herself until
mydecease: And my Will is that the above Legacies be paid as'above directed out of my Estate,
the one half to each in proportion to his Legacy at the end of one year after my decease, the
other half at the end of two years after my decease, to be paid in monies or otherwise as they
may agree. And now my further Will and pleasure is that aftr the above said Legacies, all my
just Debts already contracted or that I may contract before my decease, together with my
funeral Charges be paid out of my estate by my Executors, who I shall hereafter appoint, thatj
the remainder of my estate real and personal be equally divided between my three sons to wit:
Comfort. Enoch and Silas; and also that the third of my real Estate given to my Wife Sarah,
be, after the Expiration of the term of time she remains my Widow, equally divided between
my said sons, viz.. Comfort, Enoch &Silas, and to be for them and their Heirs forever. And I
make, ordain, & appoint my eldest son Ephraim & John Chandler of said Newtown, to be the
sole Executors of this my last Will & Testament, to take care and see the same performed
according to my tone, intent and meaning.
In Witness whereof, I the said Peter Hubbell, have to this my last Will &Testament, set my
hand and seal the day and Date above written.
Peter Hubbell, [seal.]
Signed. Sealed, published and declared, by the said Peter Hubbell, as and for his last Will
and Testament, in Presence of
Nathan Washbo.n, Asa Cogswell, John Adams, Witnesses."
"Fairfield County, S.S., Newtown, on the 22nd of February, A.D. 1780, personally appeared
Messrs. Nathan Washbon, Asa Cogswell and John Adams. The evidences to the above and fore
going Will &Testament, and on sworn Oaths declared that the Testator signed, sealed & declared
the same to be his last Will & Testament in their presence, that they severally evidenced the
same in presence of the Testator, and in the presence of each other, and that the Testator was
at that time in their opinion in the free exercise of his Reason and of a well disposing mind.
Sworn before, John Chandler, Justice Peace.
At a Court of Probate held in Danbury, for the District of Danbury, April 4th, 1780.
Present. Joseph Cooke, Esq., Judge.
Ephraim Hubbell, Esq., one of the Executors named in the foregoing Will, exhibited the same
to said Court of Probation and before said Court accepted the trust reposed in him by the
Testator. Col. John Chandler, the other Executor named, declined said trust, said Will being
proved, is by said Court approved and ordered to be recorded.
Test, Joseph P. Cooke, Jun.
Clerk."
"An Inventory of the Estate of Mr. Peter Hubbell, late of Newtown, deceased.
s. d.
Cash in Continental Bills, 39s. 9d.; One Coat, 8s., 2 7 9
One West. Is.; One light blue Coat, 4s. 6d.; One old Vest, Is. 3d., 0 6 9
One great Coat, 10s.; One pair leather breeches, 4s.; Three pr. linen do., 3s, 1 5 Q
One pr leather Gloves, 2s. 6d.; Two pr lin stockings, 3s., o 5 6
One pr grey yarn stockings, 2s. 6d.; One pr dark grey do., 2s., o 4 fi
One pr. old do. Is.; One pr. blue do 4s.,
One Check flannel Shirt, 2s. 6d.; One do., 2s.; One pr. linen Stockings, Is. 9d
One holland Cap, Is.; One green baized do., 3d.,
One black Cravat, Is. 2d.: One Scarf, 9d.; One Beaver Hatt, 28s.,
Two Silver Spoons, 18s.; Two do. (One at 14s. & One at 12s.),
Five tea spoons, 15s.; One Silver gill cup, 36s.; One pr. Silver Shoe Buckles, 12s;
pr. Silver Buttons, Is.,
One pr. Money Scales, 2s.; One Stone 3s.; One Razor, 2s. 6d.,
One large looking Glass, 80s.: One Case of Draws, 75s.,
Cash in Silver, 8s. 2d.; One Cup and Two Square Bottles, 3s.,
Four junk bottles, 2s. 8d.; One quart Bottle, Is. 4d.,
One Chest, 3s.; One Box, 4d.: One Stone Jugg, 6d.; One Small Box, 8d
One Trunk, 4s.; One great Wheel, 3s. 6d.; One larg Chest, 3s.,
One warming pan, 7s.; One round Table, 8s.,
One pr. hand Irons, 20s.; One Peal, 5s.; One pr. Tongs, 3s
One small Peal, 2s. 6d.; tobacco tongs, 5s.,
One pr. small Stillyards, 5s.: One Gridiron, 6s.; toasting Iron, 3s. 6d.,
One Lamp, Is. 6d.; One Melting Ladle, Is. 6d.,
One Flax Hetchel, 9s.; One fine do., lOs.; 10 old Chairs, 10s.,
One great leather Chair, 12s.; One Striped Blanket, 15s.,
One Check do., 12s.; One Dutch do., 11s.; One pr. woolen Sheets, 10s. 6d.,
Two Coverlids, 23s. 6d.; One do., 9s,
One Blanket, 7s- 6d., One Bedtick, 7s.,
One Bedstead & Cord, 9s., One feather Bed, Bolster & pillows, 58s.,
One Feather Bed and Bolster. 48s.; One old Bedstead and Under Bed, 6s.,
One Striped Blanket, 9s.; One Blancket, 9s.,
One do 16s; One Bed Bolster and Pillow, 7s.; One under bed &two Bolsters, 5s., ..
One Table, 2s. 6d.; One brass Cockle Sive, 30s.; One White woolen sheet, 6s.,
One White woolen Sheet, 6s.. One frying pan, 5s.,
One Brass Kettle, 50s; One small do, 19s.; One small brass kettle, 7s.,
One Brass Ladle, 2s. 6d
One Tin Oven, 12s.; One tin Cover, 4s.; Four & half Sein Chain, 4s. 3d.,
Four Cast Boxes, 7s.; One Bushel Bale, Is.,
One burning iron, 6d.; One Crow Bar, 5s.; One broad ax, 4s.; two heaters, lOd., ..
One hand Bellows, Is.; One tape loom, 8d.; One bag, 2s. 6d.,
One Gall Bottle, 2s.; One do. Is.; Iron Dish Kettle, 6s.,
One Bog hoe, 6s.; One Chaffing Dish, Is. 6d.; One Iron Bason, 2s. 6d
One Board ax, 5s. 6d.; One Gun, 15s.; One 2 Qrt Dish, 9d.,
One Iron Pot, 6s.; One small Iron Kettle, 2s. 6d.; One tea Kettle, 13s.,
Two trammels, 12s. 9d.; Box Iron & Grate, 4s.; Shoe Punch, 4d.,
Lancett, 4d.; One pr Shoemaker's pincers. Is., One post ax, 4s. 6d.,
Pick do, 2s.; Stone Hammer, Is. 3d.; One small Hetchel, Is.,
Two pr pincers. Is. 3d.; Cooper's Adze, 3s. 6d.; Iron Sledge, 2s. 8d.,
One broad Chisel, 6d.; Narrow do, 4d.; One do, 6d.; handsaw, 2s.,
Jack 'A Auger, Is. 3d.,
One Auger, Is.; Bung do, Is.: Stub Ax, 2s.; tap auger, lOd.,
Two files. Is.; breast bit, 3s.: One old Chest, 2s.,
Branding Iron, 2s.; One do, 6d.: Two pr Sheep Shears, 2s, 6d.,
Pegging awl, 6d.; A drawing knife. Is.,
Old Square, 8d.; Small trowel. 6d.; hammer, 6d.; Sickle, 6d.,
Iron Curtain rods, 3s. 6d.; One pr Spectacles, 3s.,
One pr Gold Sieve Buttons, 25s.: Two Bells, 4s.,
Pair Cards, Is. 8d.; Ten Wooden trays, 12s. 6d.,
Twosmall Tubs, 2s. 4d.; Two Milk Pails, 3s. 6d.,
Mortar, Is. 6d.; Culinder &Candle box. Is.; tin Kettle, Is.,
Tunnil, 4d.; Onetin pan, 8d.; One do.. Is. 6d., One do. Is. 3d.,
Lanthorn, Is. 3d.; A piece of Chain, Is.; OneCrain hook, 6d.,
One Meal sive. Is. 8d.; One do, 8d.; Wort, do. Is.,
Wooden Scimmer, 8d.; three trenchers, 6d.; Wooden bowl, 8d.,
Spice Mortar, 6s.; puter mustard pot. Is. 6d.,
Onepint Measure, Is. 3d.; Spice Mill, 3s.,
Large puter platter & Seven plates. 12s. 3d.: A Duter nlatfer 5s..
0 5 0
0 6 5
0 1 3
1 10 0
2 04 0
3 04 0
0 7 6
7 15 0
0 13 2
0 04 0
0 04 6
0 14 6
0 15 0
1 08 0
0 07 6
0 14 0
0 03 0
1 09 0
1 07 0
1 13 6
1 12 6
0 14 6
3 07 0
2 14 00
0 18 00
1 08 00
1 18 06
0 11 00
3 16 00
0 02 06
1 00 03
0 08 00
0 10 04
0 04 04
0 09 00
0 10 00
1 00 03
1 01 06
0 17 01
0 05 10
0 04 03
0 07 05
0 03 04
0 01 03
0 04 10
0 06 00
0 05 00
0 01 06
0 02 02
0 06 06
1 09 00
0 14 02
0 05 10
0 03 06
0 03 09
0 02 09
0 03 04
0 01 10
0 07 06
0 04 03
n 17 m
Soup do, 2s. 6d.; three old plates, 2s.,
Five knives &forks, 3s., One quart pott, 3s. 6d.; One pt do. Is. lOd.,
Three pint Basen, 4s.; One Basen, 2s. 6d.; One qt Basen, Is. 6d., ....
One Basen, Is.; Pint Basen, lOd.; porringer, 9d.; porringer, 6d.,
Bread pan, 7s.; One in ladle, 4d.; Tea pott, 3s. 6d.,
Small tinoven, 2s. 6d.; Coffee pott. Is.; flax seed reed, 3s., ' '''
Earthen platter, 4d.; two Candlesticks, Is.; Seven run tow yarn, 7s., .
One Salt box, 6d.; Small earthen dish, 3d.; Stone pott, 2s
One barril, 2s.; twosmall Caggs, 4s.,
Two oldsmall Casks, Is.; One olddrybarril, 9d.,
Two Soap Barrils, 2s.; Three dry barrUs, 4s. 6d
One dry barril, 2s.; Two Baggs, 2s. 3d.,
Five tea Cups &Saucers, 2s.; Earthen Bowl, 4d.,
One China Cup &Saucer, Is. 2d.; Small Earthen Bowl, 9d.,
One foot glass, 8d.; One Gill Glass. lOd.; Half pt Glass, Is. 4d
Blue stone pott, lOd.; Cannister, Is.; Blue stone pott, 6d..
Bellamy's Theren, 6d.; Mrs. Row's works. Is. 6d.,
Doctor Dodridge's Works, 2s.; Psalms Book, 2s. 6d.,
IVi yd of check flannel, 3s. 9d.; 1 yd ticKing, iS.,
8% yds linen Cloath, 30s. lOd.; four pr sheets, at 16s..
1 yd of sheeting, 9s.,
Pr Sheets, 14s.; pr Sheets, 9s.; pr Sheets, 17s
Pr Sheets, 9s.; pr Sheets, 20s.; Pr Sheets, 18s.,
One Sheet, 9s.; pr Sheets, 10s.; Ten pr Pillow Cases, 18s. 3d
One quilting frame, 2s. 6d.; two Diaper Napkins, 4s.,
12 Diaper Napkins. 10s. lid.; One Diaper Table Cloth, 5s.,
One Diaper Table Cloth, 3s. 6d.; Oue Diaper Table Cloth, 2s.,
One Plain Table Cloth, 3s. 6d.; One Plain Table Cloth, 2s
One Strainer 9d.; two window Curtains 3s. 9d.,
One bread bowl Is.; One Cloaths Basket Is. 6d.,
One Corn fan Is.; One red Cow with Calf 90s.,
One red heifer with Calf 80s.,
One brown Cow 80s.; Three Sheep 27s.,
A Note of hand bearing dateAugt 22nd, 1771, payable Nov. 1772,
.. .. .. ' " " 1773,
u ti ' " *' " " " 1774,
One note of " " " March 17th, 1779, payable on Deman
One Parchment Sive for cleaning flax Seed Is. 6d.,
One fox trap 10s.; One Mason Trowell 2s.,
One pewter qt Measure 3s.,
One Pr Buttens 4s.; One pr flems Is. 6d.,
One small Calf Skin 2s.,
One piece containing 100 acres at 35s.,
One peice containing 8 acres at 12.10 per acre,
. s. d.
0 04 06
0 08 04
0 08 00
0 03 02
0 10 10
0 06 06
0 08 04
0 02 09
0 06 00
0 01 09
0 06 06
0 04 03
0 02 04
0 01 11
0 02 02
0 *02 04
0 02 00
0 04 06
2 02 02
0 06 09
1 16 10
0 09 00
2 00 00
2 17 00
1 17 03
0 06 06
0 15 11
0 05 06
0 05 06
0 04 06
0 02 06
4 11 00
4 00 00
5 07 00
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40 00 00
30 00 00
5 00 00
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0 12 00
0 03 00
0 05 06
0 11 00
0 02 00
9 00 00
175 00 00
102 08 00
526 06 00
Newtown, March 29th, 1780. We the Subscribers being appointed to appraise the Estate of
Mr Peter Hubbell, deceased, first being qualified by oath, the above is a true Inventory.
Ephraim Sherman,
Benj Spees.
At a Court of Probate held in Danbury, for the District of Danbury, April 4A, 1780,
Ephraim Hubbell, Esq., only acting Executor of the last Will and Testament of Mr. Peter
Hubbell late of Newtown in said District, deceased exhibited the foregoing Inventory for
probation and made Oath thereto in usual form, said Inventory being proved, is by said Court
approved and ordered to be recorded.
Test, Joseph P. Cooke, Jun.,
Clerk.
A true Record of the original Inventory.
Test, Joseph P. Cooke, Jun.,
Clerk."
"At a Court of Probate, held in Danbury, for the District of Danbury, April 4th, 1780, Ben
jamin Spees, Esq., of Woodbury, Messrs. Ephraim Sherman and Elijah Botsford, of Newtown,
all freeholders, are appointed and impowered to distribute and make Division of the Estate
of Mr. Peter Hubbell, late of said Newtown, deceased, amounting in Real Estate to the sum
of 365, and in clear moveable Estate to the sum of 161-6, according to the last Will and
Testament of said deceased.
Test, Joseph P. Cooke, Jun.,
Clerk.
A distribution of the Estate of Mr. Peter Hubbell, of Newtown, deceased, made by us, the
Subscribers, being under oath.
First. Distributed and Set off to the Widow, Sarah Hubbell, in sundry Articles of moveable
Estate which agreeable to the Apprisal thereof amounts to 53 15s. 4s. Also set off to said
widow of the Real Estate, Sundry pieces of Land, as follows, viz.: Twenty acres on pine Hill,
which is bounded, beginning 36 rods eastward of Joseph Botsford's Corner, by highway; thence
S. E. 2 deg. 222 rods to Potatuck Brook; then by said Brook Eastwardly 14 rods; then North
West 26 Degs. 236 rods to the aforesaid Highway; then by said highway Southwesterly 16 rods
and 10 Links to the Bounds begun, at 58 13s. 4d.. Also set off two and a half acres in the
Orchard Lot, so called, which is bounded beginning at a Bounds 23 rods Southward from the
North East Corner of said land; thence South West 77 Degs. 21 rods to a Bounds in the
Westerly lines of said Land; then in said line Southerly 19 rods to a bounds; then North East
77 Degs. 21V6 rods to highway; then Northwardly by said highway 19 rods and 8 Links to the
Bounds begun, at 33 6s. 8d. Also set off to said widow eight and an half acres and 16 rods
of ground on Timber Hill, so called, which is bounded beginning at a Walnut shiremark, 29
rods Southward from the North West corner of said land: thence in the Westerly line thereof
46 rods and 14 Links to a heap of stones; thence South West 41 Degs. 27 rods and 5 Links
to a heap of stones in the Easterly line of said Land; then in said line Northerly 46 rods and 15
links to a heap of stones; then South West 41 Degs. 32 rods to the Bounds begun at, with a
Priviledge to pass through Comfort Hubbell's land, adjoining thereto, 29 13s. 4d. Here it may
be noted that the Lands above described are all included in those described and set off to
Comfort and Enoch Hubbell.
The several Legacies set off and distributed to the Legatees as follows, viz.:
Set off Ephraim Hubbell, Esq., a large looking glass, 4
Set off to Peter Hubbell in Moveables to the sum of 5
Set off to Jedediah Hubbell or his Heirs in Moveables to the sum of 5
Set off to Ezra Hubbell or his Heirs in Moveables to the sum of 5
Set off to Matthew Hubbell or his Heirs in Moveables to the sum of 2 10s.
Set off to Gideon Hubbell in Moveables to the sum of 10
Set off to Sarah Bryan or her Heirs in Moveables to the sum of 5
Set off to Katharine Birch in Moveables to the sum of 10
Set off to Mary Beardslee in Moveables to the sum of 6 15
Which with 43-5, before received, makes the 50 as per Will
Set off to the Presbyterian Church in Newtown in Moveables to the sum of 10
Distributed and set off to Comfort Hubbell 33 acres on the Westerly side of Pine Hill, so
called, which is bounded beginning at the North West corner of said Land; thence in the
Westerly Line thereof to Potatuck Brook: then by said Eastwardly 10rods to a heap of stones;
then North West 26 Degs. 229 rods and 15 Links to a heap of Stones by highway; then by
said highway 44 rods to the bounds begun, at 21 13s. lOd. Also set off 4 acres of the Orchard
Lot, which is bounded beginning at the North East corner of said Land; thence Southwardly
by highway 33 to a heap of stones; then South West 77 degs. 22 rods to a heap of stones in the
West line of said Land; then Northwardly and Eastwardlyin the original lines to the Bounds
begun, at 33 6s. 3d. Also set off to him 11 acres and 32 rods of Ground on Timber Hill,
which is bounded beginning at the North West comer of said land: thence Southerly 49 rods
and 5 links to a Walnut Shiremark; thence North East 41 Degs. 29 rods and 15 Links to a
black Oak tree on a Ledge of Rocks in the Easterly line of said land; then Northerly and
Southwestly in the original Lines to the Bounds begun, at 17 18s. 6d. Also set off to him the
4
equal third part of the Mine with the land and Timber under the Mountain 8 12s. 6%d. Also
set off to him in Sundry Articles of Moveable Estate, 14 15s. 2%d.
Distributed and set off to Enoch Hubbell 34 Acres on Pine Hill, so called, which is bounded
as follows, beginning at the North East corner of Comfort's Land on said Hill, thence South
East 26 Degs. 229 rods and 15 links to a heap of stones by Potatuck Brook, which also is
Comfort's Corner, then Eastwardly by said Brook 10 rods to the South East corner of said
Pine Hill Land, then Northwardly in the East line of said Land 129 rods to a heap of stones,
thence South West 86 Degs. 36 rods to a slake, thence North West 22'A Degs, 99 rods to a
heap of stones by highway, then by said highway 23 rods and 20 links to the first Bounds,
21 13s. Kkl. Also set off 3 acres 3 quarters and 13 rods of ground of the Orchard Lot. being
all (he remainder of said l ot South of Comfort's 4 Acres, 33 6s. 8d. Also set of 127 acres
on 'f'imbcr Hill, being all the remainder of that piece of Land lying South of and adjoining to
the land set off to Comfort, as described to him, .ZM 18s 6d. Also set to him in the equal
third part of the mine with the Land and Timber under the Mountain, .8 3s. 636. Also set off
to him in Sundry Articles of Moveable Estate, 14 I5s. 236<1.
Distributed and set off to Silas Hubbell 30 acres of land on Pine Hill, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the North East Corner of said Farm, thence in the Eastwardly line Southward 99
rods to a heap of stone, thence South West 86 Degs. 36 rods to a Stake in the ground, which
is the hounds of Enoch's Land, thence North West 2216 Degs. 99 rods to highway, from thence
in North line of saiti Farm to the Boiiinls began, at .L'72 19s. Also set to him the equal third
pail of llie Mine with (he Land and l imber under the Mountain, .8 3s. 63^td. Also set olf to
him in Sundry Articles of moveable Estate to the amount of .14 15s. 2%d. '
Distributed pr us.
Elijah Botsford, 1 .
Ephraim Sherman, j" Distributors.
Dated Newtown, April 19th, 1780.
At a Court of Probate held in Danbury, for the District of Danbury, April 2d, 1781, The
foregoing distribution being exhibited, for Probation, is approved and ordered to be recorded.
Test, Joseph P. Cookr, Jun.,
Clerk.
A true Recotil of the original Dislribiilioii. ,
Test. Jo.siii'ti P. CooKii. Jun.,
Clerk."
Sources: Hubbell History; Jacobus, Old Fairfield[L]; [Bt]; [Ci]; [Km]; [Ns]; [Pi].
20. Ebenezer Hubbell, of Weston Ct (Weston was set off from Fairfield and named
in 1787; it was formerly Northfield Parish) s of 3. Richard 2nd and 1st wife
Rebecca (Morehouse), b Sep 19-20 1687, d Mch 6 1761 ae 74 Easton, Ct. (gs),
bur in old cemetery on Sport Hill Road, Easton, mar Sarah Tithcrton dau of
Timothy and Patience (Wakelee), bJan 31 1696/7, d May 20 1788, ae 93 (gs) and
bur beside husband; see ref [Kd]. Issue:
+83 (114). Ebenezer b cl723.
+84 (115). Jeremiah b 1725.
85 (115a). Sarah b Sep 1727 m ?Thomas Wakclcc; she d in childbirth and he
m 2d Ruth Blackman (Middlcbrook gen.). Jacobus docs not menlton her.
86 (I 15b). Hannah b Fcb or Mch 5 1730 mar Stephen Middlcbrook Jan 2
1755, s of Jonathan and Mary (Porter); b Jne 30 1731 d Fcb 11 1816,
Long Hill Ct same day as wife. See refs [CjJ [Clj. Their son Theophilus,'
and a dau both mar Hubbells.
+87 (115c). Timothy Tithcrton b 1732.
88 (115d). Abigail b May 1735. (Jacobus does not mention her).
+89 (116). Abijahb 1737.
90. Patience, mar possibly Jabez Beardsley Apr 20 1741 Stratford parish, d
before 1761; issue. '
91. Rebecca b say 1721 d Easton Feb 16 1773 ae 52 (gs), mar at Fairfield
Church Jan 141747/48 Nathaniel Seeley.
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""to beloved Wife, Susannah, one Bed, Bedstead and furniture
/ fu ^ "w own, with all the Reeds and Geers, and all other
anH RriHi! r i" ne roan Mare, which I now own, with my Saddle
and ",^ow and Calf. Also I give and bequeath to my said Wife the use
nafnr^ HfJ nv ^ t ^oth real and personal during her
Wtfe shin hav above the foregoing articles. And my Will also is. that my said
Trinp hir na^ ^pf ^ud improvement of one half of my Dwelling house and Cellar
aforesai? ' ^bch is not to be reckoned to her as part of her dower given as
Mansfield Hubbell, one red white-faced Cow, and
my possession ^ commonly been called Mansfield's Cow, now in
Item. I give and bequeath to my two sons, Mansfield Hubbell and Ephraim Hubbell in
equal proportion, aU my Blacksmith's Tools. nuDoeii, in
Item. I give adn bequeath to my Daughter, Anner, Wife of Isaac Hatch, Ten pounds lawful
money, to be paid to her within two years after my decease, which said sum may be tiaid
in lands out of my estate, or inmoney, as my said Executors shall chuse.
to my Daughter Nancy, the wife of Silvanus Stuart, to be paid in
manner aforesaid, Ten pounds. And it is to be understood that the aforesaid sums eiven
to my said two daughters is to be paid to them in the manner aforLa r^uTof Z' eftT
over and above what they have already received. '
Item. I give and bequeath to my Daughter. Ruth Hubbell, one Feather Bed. one Bolster two
pillows, two Coverlids and four Sheets, and fifteen pounds lawful money, to be paid at the
Item Tir.nH h" ^ ^ to my otir two'd^UteVs
fJi! bequeath to my son, Levi C. Hubbell, forty shillings, L. M., to be paid in
e aforesaid; and all the remaining part of my moveable Estate I give and
and"vernon Hubbdf Hubbell, Ephraim Hubbell, Comfort Hubbell, and Vernon Hubbell, in equal proportion. And it is to be understood, that the Legacies
abirest*ate^but out'^^f I" aforesaid, is not to be paid out of my move- able estate, but out of my real estate, provided that my Sons shall not chuse to uav the
money out of their own estate, and keep the lands to themselves. ^ ^
And as to the rest and residue of my Estate, my WUl is, that it shaU be divided between mv
Hilbbel? Comfort Mansfield Hubbell. Ephraim Hubbell, Comfort Hubbell, and Vernon Hubbell, in equal proportion. Always prodded and
LZr ^he aforesaid Legacies%n7aU my us! d^ toother with the excuses of settling my estate, be paid out of my landed estate But in case
hln be paid olt of my moveable est
Vernon last mentioned sons, viz., Mansfield, Ephraim Comfort and
Ih ver and above an equal proportion as would
SaforesaTd. receiving the moveable estate given them
"^y Lewis Hubbell, Executors of this
S t f u'""^' ^" out of my estate, so much as will be sufficient for the purposes aforesaid ^
daJVApritwr' ' "y 'he 23rd
Comfort Hubbell. [seal.]
rJlf^eM^viYvinwl!''''''' by the said Comfort Hubbell as his last Will and
Piesence and .n the presence of each other hereunto subscribed our
Webb Tomlinson,
Abijah B. CuRns,
c. TT .. Davtd Beers."
Sources: Hubbell History; DAR Patriot Index [Ai3; Barbour Index [Nj; Mormon research
80 (109). Enoch Hubbell of Newtown Ct, s of 19. Peter and Katharine (Wheeler)
b Aug 10 1735 d Oct 3 1827 Hubbell Hill. Delaware Co NY mar Sarah
dau of Jeremiah? a Revolutionary war soldier. Issue all b Newtown and bp Christ
Congregational Church there:
+277 (329). David bp 1755.
278 (330). Mercy bp Oct 5-9 1760.
279 (331). Rhoda bp Jly 4 1762.
+280 (332). Ezra bp 1762.
281 (333). Nathan bp 1764.
282 (334), Molly bp Jly 13 1766.
283 (335). Jeptha bp Feb 3 1767.
+284 (336). Joseph b 1768.
285 (337). Loveland bp Apr 8 1770; a child of Enoch d Jne 14 1771, ae 14
mos according to ref [Pi].
286 (338). Sarah bp Jne 14 1772.
+287 (339). Matthew bp 1774.
He was with Capt Hitchcock's militia co Aug 1757 in relief of Ft. William Henry "and else
where." Enoch Hubbell served in the Revolutionary War in Connecticut units, according to
sources. He "owned the Covenant" May 11 1755 [Pi] in the Newtown Congregational church
where his children were baptized. He went to New York state after the war, probably after
the area was pacified and Indians and Tory agitators were chased out. (Hubbell Hill is in the
Catskills, and when I visited the Hubbells in Kelly Comers NY (1977) Mrs. Bertha Hubbell
pointed out the hill to me).
Enoch's military service is as follows: he prob served with 5th Regiment of Col. David
Waterbury, raised April-May 1775, mainly from Fairfield county, and the service expired
December 1775, but sickness caused many to leave in October of that year. He is recorded as
enlisting as a Private May 8 1775, discharged Oct 30 1775 in 8th company Capt Joseph Smith
of Newtown?. He is also recorded as in the Continental service in 1775 when he was exempted
from certain taxes in December of that year. A slightly uncertain reference gives him as
"Cor(net?)," on the pay roll for horse travel with Capt Jabez Botsford's company, and also
shows him with the 16th Regiment of Col. Nehemiah Bardsley, which travelled to Fairfield,
Norwalk, and Stamford in 1779, probably in response to General Tryon's invasions of the
Connecticut coastal towns that year.
Sources: Hubbell History; DAR Patriot Index [Ai]; Kent-Newtown records [Pi]; Records of
the Service of Ct Men in the War of the Revolution, Ct Adjutant General's Office, 1889, 2 vols
[Tu]; Lists and Returns of Ct Men in the Revolution, 1775-1783, Collection of the Ct His
torical Society, xii, 1900 [Tv]; Rolls and Lists of Ct Men in the Revolution, 1775-1783, viii,
Ct. Historical Society, 1901 [Tw]; Fr &Indian War Rolls [Uk].
81 (110). Silas Hubbell of Montgomery, Hampden Co Mass, s of 19. Peter and 1st
wife Katharine (Wheeler), b Feb 24 1738 Newtown (Fairfield v.s.) d Aug 27 1805
Norwich Mass, mar 1st Elizabeth Edmond Jne 16 1763 Southbury Ct d Jly 7 1783
ae 41. Issue:
288 (340). Elizabeth mar Lemuel Mallory and res Partridge Island, Hancock
NY, afterwards remov to Indiana. Recorded in Unadilla, Otsego Co NY
in 1800 census [Cb].
289 (340a). Prudence mar ? Lindsey of Mass.
290 (341). Olive b Apr 22 1763 Woodbury d Jly 10 1847 Elyria Ohio? mar
Truman Mallery b Sep 19 1758 Huntington Ct d Jan 3 1830 Elyria Ohio?
Issue. [John Mallery Bible rec].
Note: a manuscript notation in ref [B7] reverses the husbands of Prudence
and Olive as given in the History.
(342). Ephraimbp SouthBritain Ct Sep 2 1770, d yng.
+291 (343). Silas b 1772.
+292 (344). George Washington b 1775.
275 (316). Vcrnoii Hubbcll of Hillsdale Co Mich, s of 78. Comfort and ? (the order
and dates of the three wives of Comfort are uncertain) b Apr 6 1788 Nevvtown Ct. d
1870-2 prob Hillsdale Co Mich and bur there, mar Lucy Dake of Westchestcr
(Co?) NY. Issue:
See Appendix for lale data.
He enlisted in 1813 under Capt Goodrich and Col Ira Allen, and served in the battle of Platts-
burg. Vemon Hubbell was subsequently given land in the Northwest Territory.
Sources: Miller, Michigan 1812 soldiers [Bv).
277 (329). David Hubbell of Kent Ct s of 80. Enoch(?) and Sarah (Wooding) b
Mch 23 1755 (bp Newtown Congregational church) d Mch 13 1836 Kent mar
Elizabeth Taylor of New Preston Mch 2 1783 in the Congregational church [Cj]
dau of Timothy and Prudence (Belden), b 1762-3. Issue:
+795 (4127). Loveman b 1783.
796 (4128). Prudence b Nov 6 1785 mar Daniel Cogswell; issue [B4]; a child
Hiram ae 2 was living withHubbells in 1820, mother dec [Ik].
+797 (4129). Chester b 1787 ("a record says 1777": History).
798. Sally bcl 800, mar Beers Beardsley of New Preston: issue [B4].
According to the pension application of David Hubbell, dated 1818, he enlisted at Woodbury
Ct for 1 year 1776-7, and served with Capt Tuttle's company. Col. Webb s Continental
regiment. In 177- he was sick and received leave at White Plains NY "until cured" but may not
have returned to his regiment as a note in his service jacket says "deserted" Sep 1776, In a
supplemental declaration of 1820 also signed by his mark, he says he is a shoemaker, and
unable to work constantly because of a rupture which for many years afflicted him. He lives
with his wafe, dau Sarah ae 20, and grandson Hiram Cogswell ae 2; his schedule of property is
valued at $30.80. Other papers in the file give family history data; a roll dated 1777 at Ft.
Schuyler alias Ft. Stanwix. indicates lie served from Apr 1776 to Jan 1777 perhaps in Capt
Chapman's company, Col. Elmore's battery. His wife was a pensioner in 1840, living with son
Chester in Kent. fThere are other references to a David Hubbell in the main sources of
Revolutionary War service which descendants will want to examine since some may apply to
this David.
Sources: Notesin 1sted of Hisioiy at Bridgeport Ct. PublicLibrary [84]; Census of Pensioners,
1841 [Bf]; Pension data [Ik]; [Hd].
280 (332). Ezra Hubbell of Peekskill (Putnam Village) NY s of 80. Enoch (?) and
Sarah (Wooding) b May 18 bpJly 4 1762 Newtown Ct d Sep 22 1822 mar Elizabeth
(Betsy) Owen Aug 22 1790 dau of Jesse and Mary (Dobbin) [Eg], b Jne 20 1770
d Feb 4 1856. Issue (all except Joseph bp Yorktown NY(Hanover) Presbyterian
church rec):
799 (781). Jesse Owen b Feb 5 1792 d May 18 1877.
+800 (782). Henry b 1793.
(783). Daniel b Jan 23 1796 d Dec 5 1806.
+801 (784). James b 1798.
802 (785). Maria b Sep 29 1799 d Jly 29 1825 mar Abeal Thorpe; see History
for issue.
803 (786). John b Feb 3 1802 d May 4 1850.
+804 (787). Ferris b 1804.
(788). Jane b Feb 3 1806 d May 3 1825.
805 (789). Hannah b Aug 30 1808 d Nov 28 1875.
+806 (790). Joseph Loveman b 1810.
Sources: Hubbell History: "T.A.G." [Bg].
284(336). Joseph Hubbell of Hubbell Hill and Middletown NY s of 80. Enoch and
Sarah (Wooding) bp ("in private") Feb 31768 d Apr 14 1813 ac 45 yrs and 3 mos
mar Mary Elizabeth (Betsy) Wooding? Issue:
+807 (791). ?Henryb 1789.
+808 (792). George b 1791.
+809 (793). Merit b 1793.
810. Joel b Mch 1795 (Oxford Ct v.r.) d yng?
+811 (794). Milow W. b 1798.
812 (795) Elizabeth (Betsy) b Feb 25 1800 (Oxford v.r.).
+813 (796). Alva b 1801.
+814 (797 Sl 4310?). Lewis b 1804.
815 ^98). Anna b Mch 12 1806.
816 (799). David b Apr 28 1808.
+817 (800). Matthew b 1810.
+818 (801). Joseph Orrin b 1812.
Joseph Hubbell had afarm at "Hubbelt Hill." Delaware Co NY. He probably went to Middle-
town about 1800, but it's not clear whether from Conn or not,
Sources: Hubbell Hislory; Barbour Index [N]; Vot 114 ofthe NE H&GReg has data.
287 (339). Matthew Hubbell of Delaware Co NY, later Chillicothe Ohio, and then
to Jackson Twp, Dearborn Co Ind. s of 80. Enoch and Sarah (Wooding) bJan 21
1763 bp Aug 31^1774 d ^
1850. Issue:
819.Zeri b Jan 10 1790 d yng?
820. Hetti (Mehitable) b Jan 25
1799 d 1886, mar her cousin
809. Merit Hubbell.
821. Sarahb Mch 4 1801.
822. Elevira b May 2 1803.
Toizab Feb 10 1805 d 1806.
823. Enoch b Dec 29 1806. An
Enoch Hubble, a lawyer, was
res Lost Creek Miami Co Ohio
per the 1850 census: he was b
NY ae 42, with wife Mary b
Penna ae 40. No issue.
824. Meri(at)t b Feb 14 1809 NY.
+825. Truman b 1811.
826. Hannah b Jan 25 1813.
827. Lois b Feb 6 1816.
+828. Spencer b 1819.
Sources: Notes and information from Mrs. Howe [Jb].
291 (343). Silas Hubbell of Montgomery, Hampden Co Mass s of 81. Silas and 1st
wife Elizabeth (Edmond) b Newtown Ct Feb 22 1772 d May 31 1856 New Haven
Ct mar Mrs. Abiah (Churchill) Root of Southampton Mass Apr 30 1820 widow of
Heman dau of William and 2d wife Abiah (Wildman) b Dec 17 1782 [Fc] d
Westfield Ct Dec 27 1855 [Gv]. Issue:
+829 (802). Silas Churchill b 1826.
830 and 831. Two unidentified daughters.
SAINT JOHN
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Org^Rlxed ' 163S
PoulMy tM . tccond eMut woril>l9pin9
taiMm Mngicqoton in indlani. Kama
M *>iabblM CMrctr. It mi aoihM
te aay daircMt bt tMi arm. OrfQtAal
tog- (Much :'<taed ' ben. IBSS'ISM. brick
cher^ iteed mii IhU die. ISSS-NOl
fMMi chardi tnlMIng mi In
1909, Pkrlib Hen mi dedicated la I9S&
809 (793). Merit Hubbell (sometimes Merritt) afarmer of Jackson nvp ^of
284. Joseph and Mary Elizabeth (Wooding) bJne 12 1793 mCJxford Conn ^ 1857
mar 820. Mehitable (Hetti) Hubbell. dau of 287. Matthew and ?Ann (Jackson), she
d nr Carthage 111 in 1886 ae 86. Issue:
+ 1769 (4620). John b 1822. ,
1770 (4621). Mary A. dat Hubbell's Cross Roads Indiana mar Samuel McKinley
who d there about 1863-5; for issue see History.
1771 (4622). Sylvia bcl817 dJne 51890 mar as 2nd wife cl852 Daniel Engle
who b cl826 d Jan 6 1905.
1772 (4623). Catharine bMay 5 1823 at Hubbell's Crossroads dJne 23 1851
mar Daniel Engle; issue.
+ 1773 (4624). David b cl827.
Merit Hubbell was Postmaster and Justice of the Peace for 16 years in succession in JacksQn.
Sources: Hubbell History: Barbour index [N]; Fam notes of Fred Hubbell ICs]: Colorado v.s.
[Fdl; Info fm Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Chapman [Jb]: 1850 Ind census,
811 (794). MBow W. Hubbell (sometimes Millo) of Middletown NY s of 28^
Joseph and Mary EUzabeth (Wooding) bFeb 17 1798 Oxford Conn (v.s.) dFeb
20-1 1880 nr Kelly Comers NY mar Mary (Polly) Faulkner May 23 1819, dau ot
Patrick and Pradence (Goldsmith), b Apr 25 1798 in Greene Co NY d Apr 8
1873. Issue:
(1712). George Washington bFeb 21820 dNov 28 1821.
(1713). Lyman Burr b Mch 3 1821 dFeb 28 1824.
1774 (1714). Nancy Goldsmith bAug 25 1822 dSep 29 1847? mar John H.
Potts Sep 91841 he dDec 11891 [Jk]; see History for issue.
1775 (1715). Catherine Cook b Aug 11 1824 d Oct 16 1860 mar John Davis
Sep 28 1838; see History for issue.
(1716). Charles D(or Lewis?) bMch 25 1826 dSep 29 1827.
+1776 (1717). Harvey b 1828.
+1777 (1718). PatrickFaulkner b 1830.
1778 (1719). Mariam bNov 11 1831 dMch 23 1889 mar Aaron D. Reed May
3 1850d Oct 27 1892 [Jk]; seeHistory for issue.
1779 (1720). Fanny Jane b Is'ov 5 1833 mar Norman Kelley Dec 2 1853, of
Kelly Corners NY.
+ 1780 (1721). John Davis b 1836.
+ 1781 (1722). David Willard b 1839.
"His obituar\' notice is given in full.
" 'Died, at his late residence, near Kellev's Corners. Delaware County, New ^ork, after an
illness of several weeks, Milow W. Hubbell, aged eighty-two years, three days Dece^ed was
born in the State of Connecticut; his parents and grandparents emigrated to this Mate while
he was quite young, and settled on what is now known as 'Hubbell Hill while the coun ry
was a wilderness, where deer, bears, and wolves roamed unmolested.
"'While in his fifteenth year he accepted fas a substitute) the place of a conscript in the
war of 1812, and was in the army three months when it was disbanded, and he w^s discharged.
"'His father died at forty-five years of age, and he assumed the responsibility of caring for
his widowed mother and the younger children, laboring hard to procure a subsistence.
"'At the age of twenty-one he married Mary Faulkner, with whom he lived nearly fifty-four
years (surviving her nearly seven years), to whom were born eleven childrenseven sons and
four daughters^seven of which still survive.
" 'Deceased was a man of untiring integrity as a tiller of the soil. Strong and unflinching,
as a politician, in his political views (in early years having held different offices in the town),
and unswerving in his religious views.' "
He was allowed $58 for services during the War oi iiz. nis name appears .n a it ur mu,.
who served from Delaware County. In 1845 he was Supervisor ofMiddletown NY.
Sources: Hubbell History: Barbour index [NJ; 1855 census Delaware County histories
[Bql; Index of awards [Lt]; Var clippings relating to the family [np30].
813 (796). Alva Hubbell residing in Washington Conn 1850 (census) s of 284.
Joseph and Mary Elizabeth (Wooding) bDec 11 1801 NY? mar ?Julia Titus of
Washington Conn Oct 22 1821 (Wash v.r.), she bCt cl803. Issue:
+1782. Elmore b say 1820-4.
+1783. Orange A. b cl835.
1784. Elizabeth H. b cl844.
He seems to have moved between Delaware County and Conn as he is recorded in Middletown
NY in 1821.
Sources: Barbour index [N]; Data and notes furnished by Mrs. Duncan [Ss].
814 (797, 4310). Lewis Hubbell of Washington Conn prob s of 284. Joseph and
Mary Elizabeth (Wooding) bAug 30 1804 dDec 61874 mar 1st Elsie J. OdeU Oct
11 1832-3, dau of Colonel of Litchfield Conn, she dFeb 61834, ae 21. Issue:
1785 (4317). Elsie E. bAug 27 1833 mar 1782 Elmore Hubbell.
Mar 2nd Aurilla Oark Nov 2 1834 dau of Edmund and Hannah ( ) [Gt] of New
Milford Conn b Aug 31 1804 d Dec 6 1874. Issue:
1786 (4318). Sarah J. b Feb6 1836 mar JohnW. Barnes.
1787 (4319). Mary E. bMch 26 1838 mar Edwin Canfield of New Milford s of
William; see History for issue.
+1788 (4320). Charles F. b 1840.
(4321). Delia A. b Mch 14 1842 d May 27 1848.
+1789 (4322). GeorgeM. b 1844.
+1790 (4323). Henry Augustus b 1846.
1791 (4324). Henrietta Augusta b May 3 1846.
1792 (4325). Cornelia M. b May 23 1850.
Sources: Hubbell History: Barbour index [N]; G. C. Bryant, George Clark(e) descend [Gt].
817 (800). Matthew Hubbell of Middletown NY and Jackson twp Indiana s of 284.
Joseph and Mary Elizabeth (Wooding) b cl810 NY (1850 Indiana census) mar
Amanda Wheeler of Middletown Jan 11 1835-6. Issue:
+1793. James Harvey b 1842.
1794. Elizabeth b Indiana cl844.
1795. Rosetta b Indiana cl846.
The records of Matthew Hubbell are not clear. The 1850 census indicates his wife's name as
Mary, who b Ind 1818; another source suggests he mar Mary Towner of Oxford Conn Oct 7
1833, and he is called of Middletown (Oxford Conn v.r.). In 1840 he is res Jackson, Dearborn
Co Ind; in 1850 of Richland, Greene Co Ind, according to census records.
Sources: Notes from Lillian L. Hubbell [Ad]; Barber, "Delhi Gazette" notes [Br]; Family notes
fm Wilson Hubbell [Gi]; Gen data fm Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Chapman[Jb],
818 (801). Joseph Orrin HubbeU a blacksmith, of Washington Conn s of 284.
Joseph and Mary Elizabeth (Wooding) b NY 1812 d Dec 8 1891 Southington Conn
mar 1st Augusta Smith Sep 13 1835 dau of Willis and Olive (Bateman) of Oxford
Conn, b Conn 1817 d 1849. Issue:
+1796 (4625). Willis Smith b 1836.
+1797 (4626). WUliam Merritt b 1838.
OOQ
1747. David C. Hubbell of Delaware Co NY s of 795. Loveman and Rosannah
(Mead) b Dec 4 1829 Conn mar Melissa who was b cl829 Delaware co, and
res Barton/Waverly NY 1887-8. Issue:
3066. Augusta b cl848 Delaware co NY
3067. Harriet b cl850 Delaware co NY
3068. Lafayette L. b cl852 Delaware coNY d Dec 101934? Butte coCalif.
Sources: Records of Baptist church Franklin NY, David and Melissa were dismissed in 1857
[Apl; Fam notes of various Hubbells [Ql]; Biog review of Delaware co [Bq]; 1855 NY census;
Directory of Tioga co NY 1887-8.
1752 (1695). James Hubbell of Peekskill NY s of 800. Henry and Dorcas (Perry)
b Apr 29 1822 mar Ann Requa Dec 24 1845 dau of Solomon, b Feb 14 1825.
Issue:
3069 (2982). Ida W. b Mch 15 1847 Peekskill.
The History notes that "she is one of the most artistic singers on the American
stage. A soprano, with a voice of power and compass, she is well known on the
concert stage in New York and Boston, and has become a favorite in other prin
cipal cities of America,"
3070 (2983). Charles R(equa?) b Feb 11 1856. A Charles R. Hubbell d Jne
10 1907 in Manhattan NY ae 51 [N].
Source: Hubbell
1753 (1696). William Henry Hubbell of Peekskill NY s of 800. Henry and Dorcas
(Perry) b Jne 27 1830 mar Mary Elizabeth Owen Dec 25 1850 dau of Solomon,
bNov 19 1833. Issue:
3071 (2984). Mary Florence b Aug 27 1852.
3072 (2985). George Milton b Apr 4 1856 mar Carrie C. Simpkins Apr 1879.
3073 (2986). James Edgar b Jly 10 1858 d Jan 4 1914 from rabies in Syra
cuse NY where be had lived for 35 years. He was a prominent politician
and County Clerk for 6 years.
3074 (2987). Joseph (or Jonathan?) Wright of Portland Ore b Apr 26 1860.
3075 (2988). Wilbur Henry b Nov 9 1862.
3076 (2989). Ida Louisa b Jne 13 1864.
3077 (2990). Alice May b May 4 1866.
+3078 (2991). Irwin Grant b 1868.
Source: Hubbell History.
1764 (1711). Benjamin J. Hubbell, living in Fishkill NY 1880 s of 806. Joseph
Loveman and Mrs. Sarah (Perine) Selleckb Apr 18 1842 mar Mary J. Issue:
3079 (3002). John b 1865.
(3003). Benjamin b Mch 1875 d Nov 17 1882.
Sources: Hubbell History: Dutchess Co gravestones [Ak]: 1880 Sundex NY.
1765 (4377). Joel Hubbell s of 807. Henry and Elizabeth (Titus) b Feb 23 1812
Washington Conn d May 6 1874 Everton Ind mar Nancy M. (the 1850 census
says Harriet) Densmore of Waterbury Conn, Dec 3 1931 (Washington v.r.), b
Nov 4 1810. Issue:
3080 (4378). Nancy M. b Jly 27 1836.
3081 (4379). Mary E. b Jne 17 1838 mar William H. Perdine Jne 18 1861, b
Nov 9 1835. Res Everton Ind 1880; see History for issue.
3082 (4380). Henry b Jan 1 1841.
3084 (4382). Joseph T. b Sep 26 1845.
3085 (4383). Clarissa C. bSep 11 1847.
3086 (4384). Edwin A. b Aug 21 1S49.
3087 (4385). Willis A. b Jne 30 1852.
Sources: Hubbell History; Barber index [N].
1766. Joseph Titus Hubbell of Washington Conn 1850 s of 807. Henry and
Elizabeth (Titus) b Jne 28 1810 mar Eliza Ann Hull b cl807 Conn Issue
3088. Frances Eliza b Oct 16 1836 Washington Conn d Sep ^9 1910 (gs in
Orange Conn) mar, as 2nd wife, Charles A. Clark s of Alvin and Mary
(Peck).
3089. Angelina b 1835 Conn.
3090. Celestiab cl841 Conn.
3091. Maretta b cl841 Conn.
+3092. Origin A. (Orrin) b cl843.
+3093. HenryTitus b cl845.
+3094. Orestus b cI847.
His will filed 1880 names issue Henry T., Origin A., Orestus, Angeline. liThe genealogy of
Joseph's issue is based largely on surmise.
Sources: Barbour index [Nl; Descend of Geo Clark/e [Gt]; Data fm Mrs. Duncan [Ss].
1769 (4620). John HubbeU res Canon City Colorado 1903 s of 809. Merit and
Mehitable (Hubbell) b Dec 27 1822 Ohio d Feb 6 1903 Colorado bur Canon
City, mar Cassandria Rudisell who b Ind cl814. Issue: n. u u
3095. Merit (E?) mar Hannah Jane Wood, dau of William and (both b
England) b Cedar Grove Ind Jan 2 1848 d Nov 1 1922 Canon City
[Fd]; no reported issue.
+3096. George W. b cl846.
Sources: Colorado v.s. [Fd].
1773 (4624). David HubbeU of Hub-
bell's Corner Dearborn Co Ind s of ,
809. Merit and Mehitable (Hubbell) ; '
b Sep 1 1826 Ohio d Jan 5 1879 mar
Frances O. Wood dau of Joel Pratt
and Elizabeth (Ewart), b Nov 27 1825 ^ Sp
d Dec 20 1906 Monon Ind. Issue: H
(4946). Sylvia b1847 d 1849. W *^1
+3097 (4947). Lewis William b ^ '
1849. W I
(4948). James M. b Aug 1851
d Jly 1863.
+3098 (4949). Cyrus M.b 1854.
3099 (4950). Edward E. b Jan 11
1858 mar Mollie (Marya?) ^
York.
3100 (4951). John M. b Jly 30 % |WH|||H
1862.
Sources: Hubbell History; Fam notes fm
Fred Hubbell [Cs]; Notes and data fm Mrs.
4632. Charles b Conn cl875.
Sources; Data fm Mrs. Duncan [Ss] and the 1880 Soundex.
3096. George W. Hubbell of Denver Col in 1903 s of 1769. John and Cassandria
(Rudisell) b Ohio mar Mary O'Connor, b Indiana. Issue:
Wilimine (sic) E. b Oct 9 1899 Colorado d Denver Feb 26 1903 and bur
Fairmont.
Source: Colorado v.s. [Fd].
3097 (4947). Lewis WiUlam Hubbell of Francesville Indiana s of 1773. David and
Frances (Wood) b Aug 11 1849 Dearborn Co Ind d 1926 [Cs] mar Ist Mary Elmira
Byers Nov 14 1875 dau of Joshua and Elizabeth (Young) (sec Biographical History
of Indiana, vol II) b Feb 15 1857 Clinton Co Ind, div. Issue:
4634 (5360). Fannic C. b Dec 6 1876.
(5361). Frank bd 1878.
4635 (5362). Earl Scott b Apr 27 1880 d Jly 27 1907 of typhoid fever at Jack
sonville Fla. He was a graduate of Indiana University, 1903. and was
expecting to go to law school at the University of Michigan when he was
stricken.
+4636 (5363). Jesse Pratt b 1881.
4637 (5364). Nellie May b Aug 17 1885 mar Howard McKiimey in 1915; issue.
Res Auburn Ind 1968.
+4638 (5365). Fred David b 1887.
+4639 (5366). Wade Joshua b 1887.
4640 (5367). Lillian Winnie b Apr 15 1891 mar Danielson. Res California
1968.
Mar 2nd Rosella Ives Sep 27 1914, b 1857 d 1942.
"He came with his parents to Pulaski County in his seventh year, and while a young man
taught school, afterward became a dealer in grain, farm implements and machinery in
Francesville until 1876, when he sold his business, removing to the farm of ninety acres he
still owns in White Post township. Pulaski Countv. to which he has added by purchase until
it now consists of two hundred and fifty-four acres of very valuable land, on which stands a
pleasant residence built by himself. Mr. Hubbell is a prominent member of the Methodist
Church, having been a steward, and President of the Epworth League. Is a member of the
Monong Lodge, No. 208, F. and A. M.. of Francesville. Member of the Patrons of Hus
bandry in 1872, and was a charter member and Secretary of the Grange. Also a member of
the Farmers' Alliance, serving as President and County Lecturer. Is a member of the Farmers'
Mutual Benefit Association and of the Knights of Maccabees.
"In 1884 he assisted in raising the Carnahan Guards, in Francesville. and was finally com
missioned first Lieutenant.
"Mr. Hubbell was a delegate from the Eleventh Congressional District of Indiana to the
Convention held in Washington. D, C., in 1914. and one of the committee of 1000. that
presented to both houses of Congress a resolution for an amendment to the Federal Con
stituting forever prohibiting the manufacture of the alcoholic liquors to be used as a beverage,
and is very proud of his efforts in that direction.
"Mr. Hubbell has large interests in the L. W. Hubbell Fertilizer Company, with a factory
in Cincinnati, Ohio, and he is the foremost manufacturer of high grade fertilizers in the United
States, and one of the largest and best known in the world. The New York office, 42 Broadway,
is managed by Fred. David Hubbell, his son, who is an able and efficient representative of
his father, in the East.
" 'The Biographical History of Indiana"Chicago. 1899, Vol. IIcontains much information
concerning Mr. Hubbell and his children."
Sources: Hubbell Hisrory; Fam notes fm Fred Hubbell [Cs].
3098 (4949). Cyrus Merit Hubbell of ^
Indiana s of 1773. David iind Frances ^
(Wood) b Sep 1 1854 Motion, Ind d ^
Dec 20 1920 mar 1st Minnie Mae
Lawson Mch 15 1886 Moiiiicello Ind f ^|||
dau of Cyrus and May (or Lydia?) 1+ -
(Burch) byNathan C. Pettit, JP, d Dec -+ ^
221911, div. Issue:
Mar 2nd Phelia A. Katzman May 17
1894 Monan Ind b Aug 7 1870 d Sep
1958she mar 2nd Rees. Issue: ^ 4,
4642 (5368). David M. b Mch 13
1896 d Oct 61912.
Sources; Hubbell History: Fam notes fm
(3006). George W. Hubbell,
farmer, of Middletown NY in 1880 s of
1776. Harvey and Emeiine (Hewitt) b
Mch 14 1850 Middletown mar 1st EllaM. Roberts b cl851 New York state d ae
31. No issue. Mar 2nd Inez R. Roberts, sister of his first wife, dau of J. F. and
Hulda (Wells). Issue:
4643. Ira R(oberts?) b Dec 30 1883.
+4644. Loren H. b 1890.
4645. Monroe bNov 22 1896 d Jly 5 1963,unmar. Res Halcottville NY.
Aletter from Ethel Bussy Coulter says that be lived in Halcotisville and ran a grocery store,
apartments, and dance hall over the store. It was called "Red Rose Hall." a 3-story building
painted red.
Sources; Delaware county census 1880 [X]: Hist of Delaware Co. Biog Rev of Delaware Co
[Bq]; Corresp fm Mrs. Bussy Coulter, Histories of Margaretville and Roxbury NY [Jkl; Notes
fm Mrs. Collins [Jy].
3103 (3008). Norwood R. Hubbell s of 1776. Harvey and Emeiine (Hewitt) b Nov
17 1860 in NY state d Oct 1933, mar Millie Van Auken of Kingston NY. Issue:
4646. unidentified.
Sources; Hist of Delaware Co [Bq]; Notes fm Mrs. Collins [Jyj.
3105 (3010). Willis W. Hubbell of Roxbury NY s of 1777 Patrick Faulkner and
Frances (Kilpatrick) b Jly 23 1858 NY state d Jan 3 1931 mar Ida Davis. Issue:
4647. Annie mar William Wells; issue.
4648. George W. b Jne 30 1890. He was a Civil engineer and lived in Ohio; no
issue [Jy].
Mary d yng.
4649. Alice mar Harry S. Lindsay; no issue. Res Colorado 1973.
He was a stonemason, and for someyears a contractor in the Roxbury area.
Sources; Famnotes fmMrs. Bussy Coulter, and histories [Jk]; Fam notes fm Mrs. Collins [Jy].
3106 (3013). Willard (WiU) HubbeU of Kelly Corners NY s of 1780. John Davis
and Eliza (Jaquisfa) b Jly 14 1862 mar Eva Taylor Sep 26 1888 Margaretville NY.
Issue:
4650. Fanny (Frances) b Sep 15 1889, unmar, and living in the family home-
6164. Fred David (Jr) b Mch 2 1925 Francesville, unmar. Res 1971 Baltimore
where hewas engaged in termite control work. Telcon 1971.
Sources: Notes fm Fred Hubbell [Cs].
4639 (5366). Wade Joshua Hubbell of Colton California s of 3097. Lewis William
and 1st wife Mary (Byers) b Oct 14 1887 Indiana? d Jne 13 1950 San Bernardino
Calif mar Ph(o)ebe Cosier whores Philadelphia 1968. Issue:
6165. Howard Jesse, mar and had dau. Res Bloomsburg Penna 1968.
Sources: California v.s. [I!] which data conflicts with other; Telcons Mrs. W. J. Hubbell,
Philadelphia 1968, 1971.
\in^ mar Phillip'^
Source: Fam notes from Fred Hubbell [Cs].
4644. Loren H. Hubbell of Halcottsville NY, runs a family grocery store, s of
3101. George W. and 2nd wife Inez (Roberts) b Dec 10 1890 mar Verdie . Issue:
+6172. Glenford H.
Sources: Hist of Delaware Co [Bq]; Telcon Glenford H. Hubbell 1975.
4651. Harry J. Hubbell of Kelly Corners NY s of 3106. Will and Eva (Taylor) b
Feb 2 1892 Kelly Corners d May 20 1966 Margaretville NY mar Bertha Harring
ton Dec 20 1920 Kelly Corners, dau of Waller and Asenath (Slauson) b Aug 2^1
1893 Halcottsville NY. No issue.
Hn 1978 I visited Bertha Hubbell at the Hubbell family compound at Kelly Corners. She
occupied one of the three houses, a charming place with wood stove, properly working, on
which she generously prepared luncheon for my wife and me. It w-as a pleasant visit during
which we met other members of the Delaware Co branch of the family, and brought back a
gallon of maple syrup, courtesy of Bertha and "Hubbell Homestead Farm," owned by the
Hubbell Brothers.
Sources: Hist of Delaware Co [Bq]; Slason/Slauson gen [Ev]; Notes and data of the Delaware
Co branches [Jk],
4653. Ralph Taylor Hubbell of KellyComers NY s of 3106. Will and Eva (Taylor)
uionc.4 1 oa;o tt K.^ma tv,.,.- t a j j o i nA i t.........
+6173. William Archibald b 1929.
6174. Nancy Frances b Apr 24 1931 mar Richard E. Finch Sep 30 1950, Mar
garetville NY; issue (Finch): /. William Richard, ii. Stephen Bruce. Res
Halcottsville. 1977.
+6175. Robert Burr b 1933.
Sources: Notes and data of the Delaware Co branches [Jk]; Notes fm Mrs. Collins [Jyl;
[np 301.
4656. David Sprague (or Frederick?) Hubbell of Connecticut s of 3117. Frederick
Charles and Elizabeth (Lakey) b Jne 26 1889 mar Bertha Louise Fenlon Dec 15
1906 dau of Edward Phillip (ne Pagan) and Helen E. (Royce), b Sep 25 1886.
Issue:
+6176. Royal Frederick b 1908.
+6177. Frederick Fenton b 1915.
+6178. David Sprague b 1913.
Source; Telcons Royal Hubbell, Mrs. Brockhurst 1970 [Lo]; Harold, ail Conn 1970.
4659. Harold Lakey HubbeU of Waterbury Conn s of 3117. Frederick Charles and
Elizabeth (Lakey) b Oct 5 1893 d Oct 26 1956; mar Flor Gilbert who d Apr
1945. Issue:
+6179. Gilbert Lloyd.
+6180. Harold b 1922-3.
Sources; Notes fm Mrs. Brockhurst [Lo]; Telcons Gilbert Hubbell 1970 and Harold Hubbell
1970.
4665. Otto Harvey Hubbell of Des Moines Washington 1971 sof 3124. Johnathan
P. "Dot" and Laura (Munch) b Jne 9 1903 Starbuck Wash mar 2nd? Virginia
Webert of Wisconsin. Issue:
6182. Wallace Eugene.
6182a. dau b cl952 (ae 19 in 1971).
He retiredas a school teacher, and had been in Washington since 1953.
Sources: Telcon 1971; Fam notes [Gi].
4667. Walter Flovd Hubbell of Cheney Washington s of 3125. Harvey Orian "Ora"
and Frances (Martin) b Oct 30 1894 Dayton Wash d Oct 14 1968 Spokane Wash
mar Freda Sophia Miner Sep 6 1914 Cheney dau of James F., b Feb 14 1896
Rockford Wash. Issue:
6183. Lucille Freda b Nov 23 1917 Cheney.
+6184. Howard Walter b 1919.
6185. Geraldine Teresab Sep 9 1923 Tyler Wash.
Sources: Telcon Howard W. Hubbell 1971; Fam notes [Gi].
4674. George Merritt Hubbell of Bradenton Florida s of 3130. Charles Merritt
and AUce (Haverlv) b Nov 10 1893 Naugatuck Conn? d Apr 16 1976 Bradenton
mar 1st . Mar 2Dd Fernande Simonde Blais Apr 3 1940 Waterbury Conn dau
of Oliva and Rachel ( ), b May 13 1915 Trois-Rivieres Canada d Oct 14 1974
Bradenton. Issue:
6186. Linda Ann b Feb 15 1941 Waterbury mar Charles J. Schofield Oct 11
1958 s of Leslie A. and Ruth K. (Clark) of Naugatuck. Issue.*
Source: Telcon 1973; Fam notes [Lc], and see for issuemarked.*
6166. Earl James Hubbeil of Belli-
brook Ohio 1979, s of 4641. Fred
Cyrus and Chloe (McKibben) b Aug
Belbrook, dau ^Charles and
Local High School, Waynesviile m jft .AB
Ohio m 1960. He holds a BA
from Vanderbilt University, 1964
(a major in Political Science and minor in History) and a J.D, from Ch.:v; CoIIece
c Cincinnati 1970. In 196: he attended the Instituto Techno'c-'o YDe
Estudio Superias m Monterey Mexico, '
Fred began his legal training working as title abstractor for the Ohio Title Cor
poration, started law school, but then joined the Peace Corps in Niseria 1965-7
where he worked with 125 farmers to implement an oil palm scheme in ire village
of Ugbawaka. He lived mthis remote village, 60 miles from electricit\- -J paved
roads, helping with clearing 100 acres of land, mostly bv hand. rLtr.tiis and
cultivation of the new trees, as part of a program financed bv the World B-ik
After reutrning to America, he worked as a law clerk in 'the firm of
Jones and resumed attendance at ^
school,
clerk he the
and civil cases. He now devotes
his time to commercial, real
estate, corporation and banking
Presently, Fred and two part-
ners have formed a venture to ^^B
build a substantial number of ne\^
homes in Lebanon, the financing
and legal aspects of the project ' te sSm
being handled by him. K- B
He was elected to the Wavne
Local school board in 1977. and W i jS
was appointed to the Warren
County Joint Vocational School
Board of which he is Vice Pres-
ident. He is Chairman of the
Warren County Park Commission
presently endeavoring to create a
a rural community
which is fast emerging into an B^BBBBBBBBBIiH^^^^^B^B
urban area. Fred has served on the Waynesviile Village ( ouncii (1976-7 i and the
Warren County Drug Council of which he was a direcio' and member in 1974 in
**
1975-6 he was a member and Vice President of Warren County Mental Health &
Mental Retardation Board. From 1970-4 he was Lebanon City Prosecutor.
In politics Fred Hubbeil has been a committeeman for his precinct in Waynesviile
eight years, and for four years was a member of the Republican Executive Com
mittee. In 1972 and 1976 he was County Chairman for the successful Republican
candidate for State Senator, and for Robert Taft as U.S. Senator in 1976.
An equally impressive list of memberships reflects his extensive participation in
other civic enterprises in the area. Fred served the Warren County United Appeal in
1976-7 as a Director, the Boy Scouts as a member of the area council executive
board, as an advisor to the local Explorer Post, and as board member of the YMCA
in 1976, for their multi-miMion dollar fund raising and building program. The
county now considers its YMCA one of the largest and finest inthe world.
He'has been a member of the Elks since 1967, the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, and
Shriners. The list of Fred Hubbell's professional memberships includes; Warren
County Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association, American Bar Association,
Waynesviile Chamber of Commerce, Lebanon Chamber of Commerce, Ohio School
Board Association, and Ohio Council of School Board Attorneys. He is presently a
member of the Warren County Historical Society, Warren County Humane Asso
ciation, and Urban Land Institute of Washington DC.
-^7555. Michael Ryne b 1943.
Earl Hubbeil ishead of the Veterinary.Diagnostk'. J.aboratory.of the Montana State University.
Smmami Fam notes [Cs]; Telcons, visit, Fred C. Hubbeil 1970.
6172. Glenford H. Hubbeil of Cooperstovvn NY 1975 s of 4644. Loren H. and
Verdie ( ) b 1927-8 mar Lillian Moran. Issue:
7556. Joanne mar Long.
7557. Christine.
7558. Glenn Edward ae 18 1975.
Source: Telcon 1975.
6173. William Archibald Hubbeil of Margaretville NY s of 4653. Ralph Taylor
and Lillian (Archibald) b Nov 13 1929 NY state mar Dolores Van Buischoten Dec
26 1951. Issue;
7559. John Christopher b Jne 13 1956 at home, KellyCorners NY.
7560. Jeffrey Williamb Jan 20 1959 Kelly Corners.
He was severely wounded in Korea, and is nowconfined to a wheel chair. He has been active
in civic activities in the area.
Source: Fam notes and correspondence and pictures [Jk].
6175. Robert Burr Hubbeil of Kelly Corners NY s of 4653. Ralph Taylor and
Lillian (Archibald) b Dec 20 1933 mar Carolyn Rudd Jly 21 1956 Garmisch
Germany. Issue:
7561. Robert Burr (Jr) b Feb 6 1958. He is attending Williams College.
7562. Agatha Jane b Aug 8 1960 [np 30].
7563. Joseph Rudd b Aug 14 1962.
7564. Ralph Taylor (II) "Toby" b Jan 23 1971.
Source: Fam notes, correspondence and photographs [Jk].
6176. Royal Frederick Hubbeil of Prospect Connecticut s of 4656. David Sprague
and Bertha (Fenton) b May 5 1908 Waterville Conn mar Eva Feero of Maine.
Issue:
-f7565. James Royal.
7566 Richard ap 15 1070.
8738. Aaron Geoffrey b Jne 16 1974 Lancaster Penna.
8739. Daniel Taylor b Jly 30 1976 Plattsburg NY.
Sources: Reynolds gen [Eu]; Fam notes [Pb].
7483. Steven Dennis Hubbell s of 6095. Warren Thomas and 1st wife Patricia
(Alexander) b Oct 21 1952 Inglewood Calif mar Lisa L. Leonard May 5 1974 St.
Charles Mo. Issue:
8744. Bryan Michael b Apr 21 1976 Ozark Ark.
Sources: Calif v.s. [11]; Telcon W. T. Hubbell Mo 1974; Fam notes [Dj],
7484. Stanley James Hubbell of Los Alamitos California 1978 s of 6095. Warren
Thomas and 1st wife Patricia (Alexander) b Sep 3 1954 Inglewood Calif mar Lisa
Christine Veraldo Feb 14 1975 S. Lake Tahoe Calif dau of John E. and Mary D.
(Grajera) of Castro ValleyCalif, b Apr 28 1954 Oakland Calif. Issue:
8745. Cristen Nicole b Feb 3 1978 San Leandro Calif. -
Source: Fam notes [Dj].
7491. Roman Ketner "Ronnie" Hubbell of Reseda California 1970 s of 6106.
Roman Dorr and Dorothy (Keiner) b Apr 17 1934 Alhambra Calif mar 1st Sally
Cox Jne 6-14 1952 San Bernardino Co Calif dau of Herbert W. and Madeline
(Nichols) of NY, b Feb 7 1936 Crestline Calif, div 1957. Issue:
8747. Roman Dana b Nov 29 1952 San Bernardino Calif.
Jon Lorenzo bd 1954-5 San Bernardino.
8748. Scott William b Jly 28 1956 San Bernardino.
Mar 2nd Carol A. Van Dyke Jan 6 1959 North Hollywood Calif b Mch 19
Calif. Issue:
8749. Mark Vincent b Jan 24 1961.
8750. Steven Richard b Apr 26 1962.
Sources: Calif v.s. [II]; Notes fm John L. Hubbell (III) 1970.
7495. James Lawrence Hubbell (III) s of 6113. Frank Alleric (III) and Elizabeth
(Valient) b Dec 13 1942 El Paso Tex mar Linda Wolf Jne 16 196- Topeka Kan.
Issue:
8752. Frank Alden (III) b Nov 28 1962 Topeka.
8753. William Dale b Feb 8 1965 Topeka.
8754. Christopher Lee b Jan 22 1969 Topeka.
8755. Robert James b Feb 24 1971 Topeka.
Source: Fam notes [Jb].
7496. Vance Page Hubbell of Topeka Kansas 1979 s of 6113. Frank Alleric and
Elizabeth (Valient) b Mch 15 1946 Albuquerque NM mar Sally Katherine Weigel
Oct 28 1967 dau of William P. and Marcella M. (Domme) of Topeka, b Jne 27
1946 Topeka. Issue;
8756. Lisa Ann b Mch 2 1969 Topeka.
8757. Lori Lynn b Jly 31 1971 Topeka.
8758. James Lawrence (IV) b Jly 17 1975 Topeka.
He is a graduate of the University of Kansas, and presently is a rancher.
Source: Fam notes [Jh],
7499. Stephen R. Hubbell s of 6114. William E. and Elizabeth (Erredge) b Aug 1
1949 Albuquerque NMmar Darlene and had issue:
8759. Denny Robert b Feb 16 1968.
8760. Jeffrey Charles b Jne 5 1970.
8761. Samuel Stephen b Mch 6 1974.
8762. JodyDarlene b Jly 17 1975?
Source: Fam notes [Jh].
7500. Richard J. HubbeU s of 6114. William E. and Elizabeth (Erredge) b Aug 22
1952 mar Margaret and had issue:
8763. Dana Lee b Jne 2 1975.
Source: Fam notes [Nh].
7504. Marius Mercier HubbeU (Jr), MD, of Charlottesville Virginia 1978 s of 6121.
Marius Mercier and Mercedes (Knipping) b Aug 7 1943 Galveston Tex mar
Virginia Carol Crandall Aug 26 1968 Galveston dau of Frank G. and Jane (Teller)
of Amarillo Tex, b there Oct 12 1944. Issue:
8765. Paige Ann b Sep 1 1976 Charlottesville Va.
8766. Joseph William b Sep 17 1978 Charlottesville.
Source; Notes fm M. M. Hubbell 1969 [Ea].
7524. David Eugene HubbeU s of 6131. Floyd Eugene and Margaret (Fraser) bOct
12 1950Waco Texmar AntijeJumalon, Tacoma Wash, Issue:
8770. Amy Lynnb Jly 8 1973 Tacoma.
Source: Fam notes [Ea].
7525. Richard Moore HubbeU s of 6131. Floyd Eugene and Margaret (Fraser) b
Dec 15 1952 Waco Tex mar Kathy Perkins, Houston Tex. Issue:
8771. Kristin.
8772. Emily.
Source: Fam notes [Ea].
7551. Wilbur Leslie HubbeU of Norristown Pennsylvania 1971 s of 6157. Leslie
William and 1st wife Harriett (Clark) b Sep 29 1925 mar Dorothy Rothrock Oct 12
1946 dau of Preston R. and Mabel (Vander Mark) of Norristown, b Apr 17 1924
Allentown Penna. Issue: w
8778. Darlene May bSep 27 1953. i Jv
trols'Co. in Penna. --
7555. Michael Ryne HubbeU of S
James and Lucy (Ryne) b Aug 1 1943 ^ i
(Dayton?) Ohio mar Wanda Hoke dau
of Benton and Elberta ( ) of Waynes-
8779f. Philip Steven bMay+4-1966 J
8779g. Michael Ryne (Jr) b ^69 ^ J
WaynesviUe. |
8779h. Martin Earl b49TM-Waynes- ^
Source: Fam notes rCsl.