FREEMEN

Hubbard Gleanings #3, By - Jul 27, 2000

Categories: CT, Hubbard Gleanings!!!, MASS.

NEHGR Vol 3; List of Freemen

14 May 1634 - Tho. HUBBARD [C.R. Vol 1, pp 79, 112]

3 Sept 1634 [C.R., Vol 1, p 113]

Benjamin HUBBARD

Edmond HUBBARD

Joshua HUBBARD

2 May 1638 - Mr William HUBBERD [C.R., Vol1, p 196]

From NEHGR Vol 3, starting on p 239; List of Freemen [cont]

23 May 1666 - James HUBBARD, Cambridge [C.R. Vol IV, p 562]

19 May 1669 - Richard HUBBARD [listed among those admitted to ffreedom, but did not take their oaths] [C.R. Vol IV, p 629]

31 May 1671 - Caleb HUBARD, Hingham [C.R. Vol IV, p 676, 677]

11 Oct 1676 - Jno. HUBBARD, Ipswich [C.R. Vol V, p 112]

2 Oct 1678 - Enock HUBBARD, Hingham [C.R. Vol V, p 202]

19 May 1680 - Mr. Neh. HUBBARD - Camb. Villg [C.R. Vol V, p 260]

11 May 1681 - David HUBBART - Hingham [C. R. Vol V, p 306]

From NEHGR Vol 3, starting on page 345: List of Freemen [cont]

7 May 1684 - Jno. HUBBARD, N. Hamp. [C. R. Vol V, p 436]

18 Apr 1690 - Richard HUBBARD, Salisbury [Inter., Vol II, p 25-27]

FAMILY GROUPS

George Hubbard and Bonds Genealogy, By Arthur M Hubbard - Feb 29, 2000

Categories: Connecticut, Geo H/Mary Bishop

When the discussion of George Hubbard and who he was arises the most often asked questions are, who were his parents, where did he come from, who was his wife and who were his children. I offer these questions for all to participate in answering. I will not attempt to answer any of these questions now. I wish to devote my time to sources of information and the importance of providing cites. The example I will use is the frequently seen reference in the discussion of who was George Hubbard and his descendants. "Bonds Genealogies and History of Watertown". I have cited Bonds to validate my arguments. What information is found in "Bonds when you look up Hubbard?

P.303-James and Sarah Hubbard had a son Thomas b. August 10, 1638.

P.795-798-George Hubbard and his wife Mary (no last name) lived in Watertown circa 1635.

The detailed entries begin with George's son John. John's son Jonathan, his son Major Jonathan who marries Rebecca Brown and their son Jonathan who marries Abigail Jennison.

Bonds is a legitimate source to cite, it corroborates more detailed information found elsewhere but in the final analysis the use of Bonds to authenticate anything about George Hubbard is limited. I have not read Bonds from cover to cover. This is my interpretation. I have extrapolated from it what I thought was significant. I believe that it is important and a responsible act to provide the sources of your information to allow other researchers to explore them.

Anyone interested can look at the Recipe section of this site and find additional information about Bonds. I encourage everyone to utilize the recipe section to start building a bibliography/source guide.

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The American Genealogist/Jacobus article, By Arthur M Hubbard - Feb 5, 2000

Categories: Connecticut, Geo H/Mary Bishop

TAG vol. 10; 1933 - "George Hubbard's wife" by Donald Lines Jacobus

The statement is seen in many printed works (a) that Mary wife of George1

Hubbard of Guilford was a daughter of John1 Bishop of Guilford. The writer

has not found any evidence to bear this out, and is convinced that the said

Mary was not a daughter of John Bishop.

John Bishop came with the original Guilford company in 1639. The history of

George Hubbard is different. He came first to Massachusetts, then to

Wethersfield by 1636, removed 1643 to Milford, CT and 1650 to Guilford.

Bishop brought a wife and young children with him to Guilford; the children,

judging by the time they married, were born in the 1630's. Hubbard had

several children born before he settled in Milford, the oldest almost

certainly born before 1640. The evidence of the dates would lead us to

believe that Hubbard and his wife were not much younger than Bishop and his

wife. The question may be asked, how Hubbard came to acquire a daughter of

John Bishop for his wife, since Hubbard was a married man while still

residing in Wethersfield, and his marriage almost certainly took place prior

to the arrival of the Bishops with the Guilford party in 1639.

All statements to the effect that Hubbard's wife was daughter of Bishop are

apparently based on the will of Mrs. Ann Bishop, made 12 June 1673, in which

she gave twenty shillings to her grandchild Elizabeth Hubbard. (b) Yet this

will itself proves that Mrs. Mary Hubbard was not her daughter. Mrs. Bishop

gave her eldest son John Bishop 5 pounds above "his equal proportion with my

other Too children," and she willed that the residue of her estate should be

divided "Betwixt my three children, viz., John and Steuen Bishop and James

Steele." Further she called James Steele her son-in-law, and the inventory

mentioned property in Mr. Steele's hands "which his wife claims as given to

her by her Mother."

The terms used in the will prove conclusively that Mrs. Bishop had but three

living children in 1673: John, Stephen, and Bethia wife of James Steele.

Certainly no sane woman would refer to "my other two children" and again to

"my three children" if she had at the time four living children. The joker

in the deck is that Mrs. Mary Hubbard was living in 1673, and did not die

until 14 Sept. 1676. (c) Therefore, she was not the daughter of Mrs. Ann

Bishop. And if Mrs. Mary Hubbard was daughter of John Bishop by a former

marriage, then her daughter Elizabeth Hubbard would not have been

granddaughter of Mrs. Ann Bishop.

It must not be forgotten that not only did George Hubbard have a daughter

Elizabeth, but Daniel2 Hubbard had married (in 1664) Elizabeth Jordan, and

that the latter may conceivably have been the Elizabeth Hubbard whom Mrs.

Ann Bishop called her granddaughter. Elizabeth Jordan was daughter of Mr.

John Jordan, and original Guilford proprietor in 1639, by his wife Ann, and

for anything we know to the contrary, Mrs. Ann Jordan may have been the

daughter of Mr. John and Mrs. Ann Bishop. At any rate, Mrs. Jordan married

secondly Thomas Clarke and died at Saybrook 1 Jan. 1671/2. Therefore, she

was not living when Mrs. Bishop made her will; and there is no objection to

the theory that the Bishops had children who died prior to 12 June 1673 when

Mrs. Bishop had but three surviving children.

This Theory, which would make Elizabeth (Jordan) Hubbard the grandchild

named in the will, is attractive, and the most serious objection that can be

brought against it is that the known ages of the Jordan children necessitate

placing the birth of Mrs. Ann Jordan about a decade earlier than the births

of the known three Bishop children. That objection is not insuperable.

However, this should be considered merely as an unproved theory unless

readers can supply documentary evidence of a more compelling character than

the bare mention of Elizabeth Hubbard as a grandchild in the will of Mrs.

Bishop, which may admit of more than one interpretation.

(a)"1000 Years of Hubbard History," pp. 199-200, states that "with these

migrators [from Watertown, MA, to Wethersfield, CT] went George Hubbard, his

family , his father-in-law, John Bishop, and his family." No contemporary

record has been found to indicate that John Bishop ever resided in

Watertown, Mass., or Wethersfield, CT, or that he was the father-in-law of

George Hubbard; as stated in the text above, he first appears in 1639 with

the Guilford settlers who came direct from England.

(b) Manwaring's Digest of Early Conn. Probate Records, vol. 1, pp. 183-184.

The TAG/Jacobus information with cites can be found in the multi volume series of The American Genealogist. Many libraries have the series. I believe the following is the article in its entirety. Another researcher sent this copy to me but I have looked it up myself in the TAG and do not remember any editing. Concerning the validity of this article I think it is flawed. Thus the argument fails. The author demonstrates recklessness and arrogant assumptions.

I think the flaw in the Jacobus article begins in Para 2- It assumes that John Bishop cannot be the father of Mary Bishop wife to George Hubbard because of "unmentioned" dates of birth some known dates of death and certain events of the period. This is where I believe this article starts tracking the wrong direction. Mary is traditionally listed as the first child of John and Anne Bishop. Anne may or may not be Mary's mother. Mary Bishop Hubbard died in 1675. Anne Bishop died in 1676. John Bishop who died in d1660 certainly can be the father of Mary Bishop. I accept the c1605 DOB for Mary Bishop. The following children of John and Anne Bishop were: Mary, Anne (mJames Steel), John, Stephen, Bethia b1634-d1676 (mJames Steel b1622-d1675/6), Sarah.

Ref Para 3-No doubt this Will exists and does not name her children in entirety just her known-surviving children.

Ref Para 4 - This is taking a very large liberty in assuming the meaning of what Anne Bishop thought or meant in her Will to suddenly prove conclusively ones own argument. Records have James Steele married to both Anne Bishop and Bethia Bishop. This could be an error or possibly he had been married to Anne first and for whatever reason (Anne s death) eventually married Bethia. It is additionally ridicules for Jacobus to assume that Elizabeth (whoever she may be, Grand daughter, step grand daughter, grand daughter in law -see para 5.) could not be refereed to as Grand daughter in the Will.

Ref Para 6-And so, if this is as confusing to you as it was to Jocobus you might also decide to throw all caution to the wind and recklessly involve the Jordan family into this only if you adjust their history to conveniently fit your scenario.

I do not know for sure the answers to who the Anne Bishop Will refers according to Jacobus. I have not seen this Will. This is something I will pursue when time allows. Any help will be appreciated. What I do know is that George Hubbard had a wife named Mary Bishop. Jacobus may not have had access to some of the research that is now available to researchers. He certainly was not part of the Internet information age.

This is my analysis; your comments are welcome. I hope this is clear to you.

Previously posted on this site:

Extensive history of Hubbard Family, Part 2 Coralynn Brown Swerdfeger :Thursday, November 18, 1999

I found where MARY BISHOP really figures into the Hubbard lines. She is not the mother of George Hubbard who married Elizabeth Watts. as is sometimes reported.

She is more of a contemporary of his and she was married to a George Hubbard, which may have contributed to all the confusion.

From "The Hubbard Thompson Memorial" a Genealogical Record and Historical Account of the ancestors and descendants of Ebenezer Hubbard and Mary Thompson, his wife, compiled and edited for Ellen Hubbard Skinner and Lillian Kimball Stewart, published in 1914, we find:

George Hubbard died in Guilford (CT) in January 1683. His will, on record in the Probate Office of New Haven, has a codicil dated May 23, 1682, in which he stated that his life had been prolonged, and devised a room in his house to his daughter Elizabeth. The inventory of his estate was taken May 30, 1683. George Hubbard's wife, MARY, daughter of John BISHOP, one of the original proprietors of Guilford, whom he married in England. She died Sept. 14, 1675.

George and Mary were survived by eight children: Mary, John, Sarah, Hannah, Elizabeth, Abigail, William and Daniel. Children:

Mary was married in 1647 to John Fowler, a Deputy Magistrate and deacon of the church at Guilford. She died in 1713.

Sarah, born in Wethersfield in 1634, was married to Daniel Harrison of New Haven, and went to Newark, New Jersey.

Hannah, born in Wethersfield in 1637 married Jacob Melyen, son of Patroon, Cornelius Melyen of New Haven in 1662. They removed to Boston, where she died in 1717.

Elizabeth, born in Wethersfield in 1638, was married late in life to Deacon John Norton of Guilford.

Abigail, baptized in Milford May 26, 1644, was married in 1657 to Humphrey Spinning of New Jersey.

Daniel, baptized in Milford May 26, 1644, married Elizabeth Jordan, and died in Guilford in 1720. His grandson, Daniel, was one of the wealthiest men of New England, and at his death in 1751 left an estate valued at more than 20,000 pounds. (we have no English pound sign on our keyboards, sorry).

William, youngest son of George and Mary (Bishop) Hubbard, married Abigail Dudley, and settled in Greenwich, CT.

The grave of George Hubbard was in the Guilford cemetery, south of where the soldiers' monument now stands in the center of the Guilford village green. This cemetery was not used after 1817, and the gravestones were removed. An interesting relic of George Hubbard is still in existence (remember, this was pub in 1914) in Guilford and has never been out of the Hubbard family. It is a linen chest brought by him from England. it is made of oak, is about four feet high and two feet deep, with a crude scroll work embellishing the front. The wood, all except the panels, is two inches thick, and is held together with wooden pegs. It formerely opened at the top, but a...... (that's where I run out of this document, sorry.)

Some of you are indeed descended from this George Hubbard. HOWEVER: this is not the George Hubbard who married Elizabeth Watts. This one married Mary Bishop. These 2 couples were in the same basic generation. If you have them listed in a father/son family scenario, expunge this now.

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George Hubbard Mary Bishop/TAG-Jacobus debate, By Craig Hubbard - Feb 1, 2000

Categories: Connecticut, Geo H/Mary Bishop, George H/Eliz Watts

Arthur M Hubbard, Monday, November 22, 1999 wrote:

Dear Coralynn, I am happy to see that your research agrees with my own. After my initial mesage to you I was prepared to duel ot the George Hubbard Mary Bishop/TAG-Jacobus debate....

I'm interested in hearing more about this debate. I am aware of the TAG article and have a copy filed away somewhere. This is not my line I descend from Middletown George, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Moses, Socrates, Snowden, Clyde, Herbert, Craig.

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SOURCES used in George Hubbard/Elizabeth Watts lines, By Coralynn Brown - Dec 3, 1999

Categories: George H/Eliz Watts

In the postings "George Hubbard/Elizabeth Watts, the Real Scoop", and George/Elizabeth Watts, Third Generation, the Ranney family" and others I have yet to post, the sources given on the material photocopied and sent to me are:

Digest refers to Charles Manwaring's "Digest of Early Connecticut Probates" 1635-1750.

"Middletown Upper Houses" by Adams, p. 581-Hubbard; p. 529-Doolittle, Ranney Family.

"The Stocking Ancestry" by Rev. Charles Henry Wright Stocking, D.D. (1903)

"Early Families of Hartford, Conn" by Barbour, pp 327-8-Hubbard; p 136-Butler; p. 127-Burr.

"Hale-House and Related Families" by Donald Lines Jacobus, p. 630-Hubbard; p 160-Hale-How; p 257-8 Peck-Cornwall-Hubbard, p 259-Butler; p 467-Bidwell; p 606- Olcott.

"The American Genealogist" quarterly, vols 27-30 Four Spencer Brothers; vol 54, p 135-Ward; vol 45, p 92-4-Plumb; vol 47, pp 136-46, 235-6- Bacon.

Savage's "Dictionary of N.E. Families" vol 2, p 485-Hubbard, vol 4 p 528-Whitmore.

"Connecticut Nutmegger" quarterly, 6:347-Farmington Marriages; 8:544-Middletown Cemetery Records; 10:411- Haddam, Conn. Cem. Rec; 12:706-Shailor; 12:112-Bailey-Hubbard; 16:97-Hubbard-Barnes; 2:308-Roberts-Hubbard; 4:414-Hubbard-Ford.

Barbour's Collection of Births, Marriages and Deaths of CT.

Family History Library, Salt Lake City Film #004,848-Middletown First Congreg. Church Records.

"New England Historic & Genealogical Register" 14:62-8-Middletown Records; 15:161-7-Epitaphs of Old Burying Place, Middletown, Conn.

"John Johnson of Roxbury, Mass." by Paul Franklin Johnson, pp 25-6 Hubbard; 28-Hubbard; 49-Barnes-Johnson; 54-Caleb Hubbard; 24-Hubbard; 16-Hubbard.

"Coe-Ward Memorial" (1897) p. 41

"Hamlin Family" by H.F. Andrews (1900) p. 41

"Families of Ancient New Haven,Conn" by D.L.Jacobus, 9 vols in 3.

"Fuller Family in England and America" by J.H. & F. Fuller, p 248-Parthena Hubbard.

"History of Ancient Wethersfield" by Henry Stiles, vol 2, 522-Nott; 620-Seymour.

"History of Ancient Windsor" by Stiles vol. 2.

"Genealogy of Conn. Families" taken from NEHGR, 3 volumes 3:301-Seymour.

"Descendants of William Ward of Middletown" by M. Wheeler Molyneaux.

"The Descendants of Andrew Warner" by Lucien C. Warner & Josephine Nichols.

"Bidwell Genealogy" by Joan Bidwell vol 1, pp 33-Hubbard-Bidwell; 24-Hubbard-Bidwell.

"Kirby's of New England" by Meletiah Everett Dwight pp 24-6.

"William Cornwall & His Descendants" by Dr. Edward E. Cornwall (1901)

"William Clark/e of Haddam, Conn" by Prentise Glazier, p 7.

George Hubbard/Elizabeth Watts: 3rd Generation (the Ranney family), By Coralynn Brown - Dec 1, 1999

Categories: Connecticut, George H/Eliz Watts

THOMAS RANNEY b 3-1-1660/1 d 2-6-1726/7 Middletown CT (parents were Mary Hubbard b 1641 & Thomas Ranney b 1635) (Mary's parents were George Hubbard/Elizabeth Watts)

THOMAS m Rebecca WILLETT, dau of Nathaniel Willet & Hannah Adams. Children:

1. Thomas Ranney b 8-14-1692 Middletown, CT died 3-22-1764, m Esther WILCOX b 10-31-1731 dau Ephraim Wilcox & Silence HAND.

2. Willet Ranney b 3-30-1693/4 Middletown, CT d 9-5-1751 m (1) Anna JOHNSON (2) Deborah WHITE in 1731.

3. George Ranney b 10-28-1695 Mdltn, d 3-18-1725 m Mary HALE b apx 1703 Mdltn, d 11-26-1749 dau of Thomas Hale & Mary HOUSE.

4. Rebecca Ranney b 12-10-1700 Mdltn m Jonathan DOOLITTLE.

5. Nathaniel Ranney b 6-17-1702 Mdltn, d 9-25-1766, m (1) in 1731 Dorothy HALE b apx 1710 d 1732, dau of Thomas Hale & Mary House. (2) m Rachel SAGE 1733/4 (3) m Thankful WILLARD 1756.

6. Ann Ranney b 7-23-1706 Middletown, CT.

7. Margaret Ranney b 8-21-1708 Mdltn, d 7-28-1783 m in 1742 her cousin Ebenezer Ranney b 11-22-1704 Mdltn, d 12-22-1783 son of Ebenezer Ranney & Sarah WARNER.

JOHN Ranney (son of Mary Hubbard & Thomas Ranney, gr/son of George Hubbard & Elizabeth Watts) b 11-14-1662 m Hannah TURNER in 1693 Mdltn, she b 6-20-1675 Mdltn, dau of Edward Turner & Mary SANFORD.

Children:

1. Marce/Mercy Ranney b. 12-28-1695 Mdltn, d 10-1-1762 Mdltn, m in 1722 John HALL,b 8-19-1699 d 1-3-1767, son of Samuel Hall & Sarah HINSDALE. (John also m Sarah Gaines in 1765, but this would be a collateral line.)

2. Hannah Ranney b 6-1-1699 Mdltn, d 11-26-1699 as infant.

3. John Ranney 9-12- d 9-20- both 1700 (d an infant. Two in a row, can you imagine how heartbreaking that must have been?)

4. John Ranney b 10-1-1703 Mdltn, d 9-18-1760 Mdltn m (1) in 1723/4 Eunice WRIGHT (2) 1730/1 Martha MILLER b 3-28-1705 dau of John Miller and Marcy BEVIN.

5. Richard Ranney b 2-18-1705/6 Mdltn, d 9-16-1759 Mdltn, m in 1729 E. Mdltn, Margery MILLER b apx 1713 dau John & Marcy.

6. Deborah Ranney b 8-24-1708 Mdltn

7. Jeremiah Ranney b 1-25-1713/4 Mdltn, d 1713/4.

8. Samuel Ranney b. 8-12-1715 Mdltn, d 8-21-1758 m Ann MILLER b 12-7-1701 dau of John Miller & Mercy Bevin.

JOSEPH RANNEY (parents also Mary Hubbard and Thomas Ranney, gr/parents George Hubbard/Elizabeth Watts) b 9-1663 d 3-2-1745 Mdltn m in 1693 Mary STARR b 1672 New London, CT d 10-18-1747 Mdltn, dau of Comfort Starr & Marah WELD. Children:

1. Mary Ranney b 12-14-1694, Mdltn, d 3-13-1731/2, m in 1715 Samuel SHEPARD b 4-18-1692 Mldtn, d (drowned in CT Rvr) 4-9-1750 son of Edward Shepard & Abigail SAVAGE. (Samuel m (2) 1733 Christian Kould or Rould or Mould, hard to read,)

2. Elizabeth Ranney b 1-1-1697 Mdltn, d 1-9-1723.

3. Joseph Ranney b 4-11-1699 Mdltn, d 10-18-1783, Mdltn, m in 1725 Abigail WARNER b 11-18-1704 Mdltn, d 2-14-1777, dau of John Warner and Ann/Anna WARD.

4. Abigail Ranney b 11-16-1702 Mdltn, d 7-1-1777 m in l726 Joseph STOCKING b. 2-27-1703 d 10-17-1783 son of Daniel Stocking & Jane Mould or Would or something. (Joseph also m Hannah Pitkin Magill.

5. Sibbell Ranney b 3-10-1704 Mdltn, m in 1724 Amos PORTER.

6. Daniel Ranney b 7-13-1707 Mdltn, d 9-27-1758 Mdltn, m in 1730/1 Esther STOWE b 2-20-1705/6 Mdltn, d 7-24-1750 dau of Samuel Stowe & Esther Mould or Would, (boy am I getting tired of that name. It's blurry on the page).

7. Jonathan Ranney b 8-26-1709 Middletown, CT d 7-30-1773 Guilford, CT m in 1738 in Guilford, Anna PARMALEE.

8. Rachel Ranney b 12-26-1711 Mdltn, d 3-16-1739 Mdltn m in 1737 Elisha STOCKING b 3-25-1714, Mdltn, d 4-4-1775 Mdltn, son of Daniel Stocking & Jane Mould or Would, good grief, couldn't these people find anyone in another family?!

STAY TUNED, THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING, THERE ARE STILL FIVE COUPLES WITH THEIR CHILDREN TO GO IN THIS BRANCH.

FAIRFIELD County, CT stats, By Coralynn Brown - May 6, 2000

Categories: Connecticut

Nathaniel Hubbard & Mary Quintard m 5/19/1742

Children:

Elizabeth Hubbard b 5/18/1743

Nathaniel Hubbard b 4/29/1745

William Hubbard b 9/17/1749

Isaac Hubbard b 7/1/1747

Mary Hubbard b 11/23/1751

Margaret Hubbard b 5/29/1754

Ann Hubbard b 11/1/1761

Gabriel Hubbard & Hannah Dibble m 2/28/1811

Children:

Platt Hubbard b 11/19/1811 d 1/30/1816

Ellen Hubbard b 8/1/1813

Theodore Hubbard b 5/14/1815 d 8/28/1816

George Dibble Hubbard b 11/19/1816

DR. Nathaniel Hubbard & Mary (??) m in Stanwich

Children:

Arch Hubbard b in Greenwich 10/14/1798

Henry Hubbard b in Carmel, NY 8/17/1800

Julia Ann Hubbard b Stamford, 3/7/1802

Alexander Hubbard b 6/3/1804

John Wheaton Hubbard b 5/26/1808

George Mackay Hubbard b 6/10/1810

Eleanor Hubbard b 10/10/1812

Sarah Thomas Hubbard b 2/17/1815

Cornelia Hubbard, b 5/16/1817

William Hubbard b 7/24/1819

Frances Hubbard b 8/17/1821

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Many lines: John H of POMFRET (corrected Feb. 10th), By Coralynn Brown - Jan 19, 2000

Categories: Connecticut, John H of Pomfret

I am looking at the Thousand Years of Hubbard History (pub in 1895) and there are MANY Hubbard emigrants who began "family lines" in New England. As a for-instance, here is what the book has (condensed by me) on a JOHN HUBBARD of Pomfret, CT.

This material was given to us by Joanne Benne who names the source: Genealogies of Woodstock Families by C.W. Bowenand completed by Donald Lines Jacobus.

John Hubbard was in Boston about 1670. Married Rebecca (Wells?) and removed to Roxbury, MA.

Children: Rebecca & Rachel were baptized as good-sized children April 11, 1686.

9/21/1684 a dau, Sarah, was baptized.

4/11/1686 Mary was baptized.

July 21, 1686, abt 40 of Roxbury's citizens founded New Roxbury afterward called POMFRET, then Woodstock, or "Mashamequet."

CHILDREN of John H and Rebecca:

Rebecca bpt Roxbury 13 Apr 1684, m Woodstock Feb 4, 1701-2 David BISHOP of Woodstock.

Rachel bpt Roxb. 13 Apr 1684.

Sarah b Roxb. 21 Sept 1684, d Ashford, Nov. 30, 1755 ae 81, m in Woodstock Dec 26, 1707 Josiah BUGBEE of Woodstock.

Mary b Roxb. Apr 1686, d Pomfret May 14, 1724, m in Woodstock Jan 16, 1711-12 Caapt. Leicester GROSVENOR b apx 1675, d Pomfret Sept 8, 1759 in 85th year. son of John Grosvenor and Esther Clark.

John b Woodstock May 3, 1689.

John (2) Hubbarad b May 3, 1679 d prob Pomfret Apr 15, 1760, m Mary_________? w/d Pomfret Oct 11, 1731. Their children were:

John (3) Hubbard b Nov 15, 1712 m bef 1733 Bridget SPAULDING.

Benjamin b May 13, 1713-14, d Pomfret June 17, 1789, m in Pomfret Aug 13, 1735 Susanna CADY b Canterbury Aug 5, 1716, dau of Jonathan Cady and Hannah.

Mary b Aug 13, 1716, d 1724.

Ebenezer b Mar 30, 1718, d 1724.

Joseph b Sept 22, 1720 m in Pomfret 1744 Deborah_____

Ebenezer b July 1, 1725, d 1752.

Mary b Sept 15, 1728 m in Pomfret 1751 Paul ADAMS.

Lucy b Feb 1733, d 1751

Olive (twin) b 1733.

Part 2: MANY lines: John Hubbard of Pomfret, CT, By Coralynn Brown - Jan 19, 2000

Categories: Connecticut, Illinois, John H of Pomfret, New York State

continuing on:

WILLARD, eldest son of Benjamin & Susannah (Cady) Hubbard was born in Brooklyn, CT 11/10/1737 and d in 1813 of pneumonia. He m 7/20/1767 Lucy STARR (b 1727, d 1815 dau of Samuel Starr of Norwich CT and Annie (Bushnell) Starr.

CHILDREN:

Simeon (b 9/10/1769 d 3/6/1771)

Simeon Carew (b 1/30/1771 d 5/19/1850)

Caroline (b 12/16/1772 d 4/17/1790)

Samuel Starr ( b 8/4/1777 d 8/3/1815, leaving son Albert (Dr.) of Scituate and Providence, R.I., who had son Samuel, and Willard (see following)

WILLARD, son of Willard and Lucy (Starr) Hubbard was born 4/6/1775 in Montville, New London, CT, died in Pomfret 9/29/1866. He married on 4/19/1801, Lois WILLIAMS (d 8/11/1833, dau of Seth and Mary (SNOW) Williams of Raynham, MA.

CHILDREN:

Lucy Starr Hubbard (b 7/21/1802 d 1887, m on 11/28/1831 Carr LAWTON of Pomfret and had: Charles Lawton (d at 24), Lewis C. Lawton.

Moved to Providence R.I. and children born:

Henry (b 9/12/1804 d 9/14/1804)

Charles Williams Lawton (b 6/7/1806, d Dec 1878, m Lucy SPAULDING , lived in Pomfret & had children:

Joseph, Fanny (died young), and Lucy who married Henry H. FRENCH of Stockbridge, MA.

Mary Snow Lawton (b 8/31/1808,

Catharine (b 11/2/1810, d in Pomfret 6/13/1872),

William Lawton (b 3/14/1813 d 4/1/1817)

Eliza Ann Lawton (b 2/7/1815, d 8/8/1884, m Appleton PARK of Pawtucket R.I. 6/6/1854, & had children:

Susan Maria Park (b 10/19/1855 m her cousin Henry

Seward HUBBARD. Children:

Charlotte (b 12/11/1816, d in Pomfret 10/20/1886)

Samuel William Hubbard born 12/29/1821 (see following)

SAMUEL WILLIAM HUBBARD, youngest child of Willard and Lois (Williams) Hubbard, b 12/29/1821 married Mary Hurst GLADDING in Providence R.I. 5/19/1850.

Children:

Willard Gladding Hubbard (b 4/30/1853 m in 1882 to Emma GOULD of Providence and had children:

Ernest (b 4/5/1883

Frank (b 1885)

Henry Seward

Albert Charles (b 9/26/1856)

Ellen Rebecca (b 6/14/1858)

DESCENDANTS of STEPHEN HUBBARD of Smithfield, R.I.

Stephen Hubbard, son of (Major) Benjamin and Mrs. Chloe (Eldridge) Hubbard (widow of James Eldridge, with several children), was born 12/29/1776 in Smithfield, R.I. and died 6/20/1853. He married on 9/19/1803 Zeruiah GROSVENOR (b in Brookfield MA 6/16/1779, d 4/7/1842, dau of Oliver and Zeruiah (Payson) Grosvenor.

CHILDREN:

William Grosvenor Hubbard (see following)

Julia Maria (b in Pomfret 4/14/1807, d in New York City 4/20/1872, m on 9/10/1835 Canfield JENKINS (b in Rhinebeck NY 3/22/1805, d in NY City 5/29/1871)

Children:

Mary Hubbard Jenkins

Edward Canfield Jenkins

Oliver Payson Hubbard (b in Pomfret 3/31/1809, Yale 1828, Prof at Dartmouth, N.H. 1836, Legislature 1833-34, S.C.Med Coll 1837, L.L.D. Hamilton Coll NY, 1861, scientist, MARRIED 5/17/1837 Faith Wadsworth SILLIMAN, (b New Haven 12/18/1812 d N.Y. City 2/26/1887, dau of Prof Benjamin and Harriet (Trumbull) Silliman.

Children:

Harriet Trumbull Hubbard, b in Hanover, N.H. 5/25/1838, d NY City 10/25/1891.

Henrietta Whitney Hubbard n in Hanover, N.H. 2/28/1840 unmarried.

Grosvenor Silliman Hubbard b in New Haven CT 10/10/1842, unmarried.

Benjamin Payson Hubbard, b in ROME, N.Y. 1815, married at Ottawa, ILLINOIS 8/21/1838 to Saunna CLARK. Children:

Annie Hampton Hubbard d 1847-48

Julia A. Hubbard 10/7/1839, unmarried.

Mary Louise Hubbard b 10/21/1842, married in Rochester (NY?) 9/5/1867 Benton Merritt HAIGAR (b 4/12/1839) No children.

Henriette Chauncey Hubbard born in Athens, O (Ohio?) 1/20/1847

married in Rochester 8/5/1868 J. Otis SMITH, no children

but adopted dau Ruth).

Stephen Grosvenor Hubbard born in ROME, N.Y. 10/16/1816 m Mrs. Aurelia ROBINSON (b in Middletown CT 1/5/1821 d New Haven CT 5/16/1891, dau of William and Aurelia (BOWERS) Plumb, no children. Dean Med. School, Yale College.

WILLIAM GROSVENOR Hubbard - born in Providence, R.I. 12/1/1804 died in Elgin, ILLINOIS 12/15/1883, m (1) Mary Catharine SCHUYLER (b in BOONVILLE, NEW YORK) children:

Mary Schuyler Hubbard (b in Boonville, NY 8/9/1829, d in Lynn, MA 10/23/1865 m William Allen CHASE (b in Lynn MA 7/15/1829, d 1/19/1863, son of William and Salina E. (Washburn) Chase. child:

Louisa Schuyler Chase

Second marriage of WILLIAM:

m 9/19/1839 at Lisbon ILLINOIS Charlotte Wright (b in ROME NY 2/28/1817, d in Elgin ILLINOIS 3/10/1885)

children:

Harriet Grosvenor Hubbard (b in Lisbon, Illinois, 9/16/1840, d in Elgin, Illinois 11/24/1843)

William Wright Hubbard (b in Chicago 5/11/1842, d in Elgin Ill 9/22/1843)

Charlotte Julia Hubbard b in Elgin Ill 2/11/1846 d there 11/17/1850)

Henry Wright Hubbard b in Elgin 5/17/1844 d unmarried.

William Hubbard b in Elgin Ill. 6/27/1849, m 7/10/1872 at Champaign, Illinois, Callie EDWARDS (B IN Felicity, Ohio 11/14/1852. CHILDREN:

Winifred b Chicago 12/9/1875, d 9/10/1876

William Edwards Hubbard b 3/16/1877 at Rutland, Illinois, d 3/19/1877

Charlotte Eunice Hubbard b in Elgin, Illinois 9/29/1879, d 2/14/1882

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My Hubbard History From George/Mary thru 1874, By Linda Hubbard - Jan 17, 2000

Categories: Connecticut, Geo H/Mary Bishop

Coralynn: Thanks for your emails. I finally had the time to set down my family history through my great- great grandfather. I know the history is rather large ( 8 generations), but it might be of some interest for someone.

I am not going to repeat, in detail, the family history related directly to George and Mary, as the information that you, Arthur, and Tracy listed under Extensive history of Hubbard Family concurs, for the most part, with mine.

* Denotes Genealogy followed

George and Mary s Children (Nine Children)

Mary: Born 1625; married John Fowler, son of William and Sarah Fowler of Milford and New Haven in 1948. He was Marshal at Guilford from 1652 to 1661 and Deputy Magistrate from 1661 to 1664. She died in 1713.

*John Born about 1630. (see next listing)

George: Unknown

Sarah: born 1635; Married Daniel Harrison.

Hannah: Born 1637; Married Jacob Melyn. She Died 1717.

Elizabeth: Born about 1638; married John Norton, son of Thomas and Grace Norton of Guilford, formerly of Ockley, Surrey Co., England.

Abigail: Born 1640. Married Humphrey Spinning.

Daniel: Baptized 1644. Married Elizabeth Jordan in 1664. He died in 1720.

William Born about 1642. Married Abigail Dudley. Prior to 1672 he, in common with 26 others, bought a tract of land which they called Horseneck ( because of the shape and the way it extended into the Sound [New York]). It was a famous horse pasture where General Israel Putnam made is famous leap with his horse.

JOHN:

This son of George and Mary was born about 1630. He settled in Wethersfield and married Mary Merriam of Concord. He was one of the signers of the original agreement to move out the jurisdictions of Connecticut; he became one of the founders of Hadley in 1659. He moved to Hatfield in the latter part of his life and died there in 1706. His wife died in 1702. He fathered nine (9) children.

Mary Born in 1651.

John: Born in 1655; married Mary Wright in 1676.

Hannah: Born 1656; died 1662

Jonathan: Born 1659. He had land in Concord. He died 1728.

Daniel: Born 1661. Married Ester Rice in 1683. He died in 1744.

Mercy: Born 1664. Married Jonathan Boardman, son of Samuel and Mary Boardman of Wethersfield in 1685.

*Isaac: Born 1667. (see next listing)

Mary: Born 1669; married Daniel Warner in 1688.

Sarah: Born 1672. Married Samuel Cowles, son of John and Deborah (Bartlett) Cowles in 1698.

ISAAC

The son of John and Mary, born 1667, was one of the 40 first settlers of Sunderland (home lot, no. 8, West side). He was one of the first Deacons of the Sunderland Church. He married Anna Warner, daughter of Daniel and Mary Warner. She was born in 1669 and died in 1750. He died also in 1750. They had eight children.

John: Born about 1693; married Hannah Cowles of East Hartford, Conn.

*Isaac: Born 1695. (See next listing)

Mary: Born 1697.

Daniel: Born 1699

Hannah: Born 1701; married Nathaniel Matoon in 1727.

Jonathan: Born 1703; graduated from Yale in 1724; ordained minister.

Joseph: Born 1708.

David: Born 1711.

ISAAC

The son of Isaac and Anna, born in 1695, was also on of the first settlers of Sunderland (home lot No. 14, East side.) The dwelling erected by him was taken down in 1864. In later years he moved to Plumtrees and lived where his son, Giles, afterward lived. He was a Town Clerk, Selectman, etc. He married Christian Gunn, daughter of Deacon Samuel and Elizabeth (Wyatt) Gunn in 1723. She died in 1744 and he married Abigail, daughter of John and Sarah (Moody), Kellogg of Hadley, and widow of Jonathan Atherton. He died in 1763. He had seven (7) children with Christian.

Israel: Born 1725. His house was kept as a tavern for nearly 100 years and it was here the Minute Men assembled in 1775, spent the night and the next morning set out for the seat of war. He was a active Whig in the Revolution.

Hannah: Born 1727; married Simeon Graves in 1745, Absalom Scott in 1751 and Samuel Smead in 1779.

Isaac: Born 1730, his son Moses enlisted in the Revolutionary Army.

Elijah: Born 1731.

Christian: Born 1733; married Paul Field in 1753 and Ebenezer Field in 1786.

Anna: Born 1739; married Ezekiel Woodbury of Barre in 1774.

*Giles: Born September 7, 1742 (See next entry)

GILES

Giles, son of Isaac and Christian, was born in 1742. He settled on a farm at Plumtrees, the southernly half of which, in 1899, was still occupied by descentants. He was a man considered of much sense and shrewdness; a selectman for many years and very prominent in town affairs. He married Editha daughter of Jonathan Field in 1767. He died in 1824. They had ten (10) children:

Elisha: Born 1768; died 1826.

Giles: Born 1771; had four (4) wived before his death in 1852.

Lucretia: Born 1773; married William Delano.

Phineas: Born 1775; married Catharine, daughter of Elisha and Elizabeth Nash. Move to Canada in 1805; settled in Stanstead.

Sylvanus: Born 1777,

Rufas: Born 1779.

Edetha: Born 1781, married Beal Crocker.

*Martin Born 1783 (See next Listing)

Achsah: Born 1785; married Ebenezer Higgins of Auburn, NY

Dorothy: Born 1790; married William Delano.

MARTIN

Martin, son of Giles and Editha, was born on November 25, 1783. Captain, lived on his father s estate in Plumtrees. Married Jerusha Clark, daughter of Sylvanus Clark. She died in 1837. In 1842 he married Hope (Miller) widow of Benjamin Ludden of Williamsburg. He died in 1860. He and Jerusha had eight (8) children.

George: Born 1810; died 1867

Elihu Clark: Born 1811; died 1833.

Mary Jerusha: Born 1814; married C. Edson Waite of Easthampton.

*Martin Luther: Born August 1814. (See next listing)

Claudius Buchanan: Born 1819; died 1873.

Alanson: Born 1822, succeeded to his fathers farm.

Martha: Born 1824.

Elisha: Born 1827; died 1858.

MARTIN LUTHER

Martin Luther, son of Martin and Jerusha, born in 1826, lived on Flag Swamp Road, in Conn. where he died. He married Harriet, daughter of Ira Montague in 1842. She died in 1860 and he married Eliza, daughter of Adophus and Maomi Alvord of Shelburne. She died in 1866 and he married Eliza Barber, widow of William Dickinson of Amherst.

Children of Harriet:

Fannie Jerusha: Born 1843; married John Montague in 1867 and died 1868.

George Montague: Born 1854

Children of Eliza Barber:

Martin Elisha: Born 1870; married Nina Jennings of Whately; died in 1920 in Springfield.

*Herbert Alanson: Born May 12, 1874

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Continuing Hubbard Issues, By Arthur M Hubbard - Nov 28, 1999

Categories: Connecticut, Geo H/Mary Bishop, George H/Eliz Watts

Two responses I have made to recent posts at this site:

The George Hubbard conundrum will continue but I can offer the following. There is allot of information available to the serious researcher that clearly defines the different families. There are allot of haphazard information gatherers that over the years and currently have muddied the waters. Some of the most common problems encountered are the use and reuse of the same first name for cousins and second cousins etc. and the use of a popular name for the time period. There is also the reuse of the same first name for a child where the previous child by the same first name died. Marriage of sisters and brothers to sisters and brothers in another family is common. And just when you thought you had it right out pops the second marriage scenario and if that dose not drive you nuts the boundary lines of Colonies and States changed.

As for George Hubbard-Elizabeth Watts buried at the Middletown CT and George Hubbard-Mary Bishop buried in Guilford CT. There is evidence to support that in 1635 both George Hubbards left Watertown(MABayCOL) in the same exploration party(sixty men, women and children) for CT. I do not know if they were related. They were not father and son. It can be speculated that they may have been cousins but I do not know this. I have found one reference that connects them by marriage.* Elizabeth Watts brother Thomas Watts marries Elizabeth Steel whose brother James Steel marries Ann Bishop sister of Mary Bishop. This of course makes Elizabeth Watts Hubbard and Mary Bishop Hubbard distant sister in laws. This relationship I am sure is one of the contributing factors to the confusion relating the two Georges.*1YK of Hubbard History note on bottom of p270/another source says it was not Anne Bishop but another sister Bethia Bishop that marries James Steel, It makes little difference for the points being made here.

George Hubbard b England circa 1600 d Guilford CT 1/1683 marries Mary Bishop b1605. They immigrated with two children Mary and John b circa 1630 in England, to the Massachusuts Bay Colony 1633. John is placed in the care of the George and Susan(Raven)Merriam family. The Merriams' have a daughter named Mary b1634 Concord MA who eventually marries John Hubbard 1648/9 in Hatfield MA. They eventually have a son named Isaac who maries Anne Warner. Now, remember George Merriam. He was the son of William and Sarah(Burgess)Merriam. George had two brothers, older brother Joseph(b1600-d1640) and younger brother Robert(b c1610 in Kent,Eng-d Feb 15, 1682 Concord,MA). Robert Merriam married Mary Sheaf(e) b circa 1620-d1693. Mary Sheafe Merriam was Mary Merriam's aunt. As a side note John Hubbard had a brother named Jonathan who married Hannah Merriam sister to Mary Merriam daughter of George and Susan and niece to Robert and Mary(Sheafe)Merriam.

Cites:

-Bonds Genealogies-History of Watertown Mass

-Dr,Alvan Talcotts records Guilford Town Clerks Office

-1000 Years Hubbard History

-DAR records

-Hubbard Family Genealogical Newsletter compiled by Leslie S. Hubbard

-The American Genealogist Vol 10

-Gendex.com Ref I18418/I18419

-webGED:Family Tree Merriam

George Hubbard - Mary Bishop, By Joan Lanphear - Nov 25, 1999

Categories: Connecticut, Geo H/Mary Bishop

George Hubbard (came from Eng. c. 1634-35), d. Jan. 1683, Guilford, CT. m. Mary Bishop, b. 1605, d. Sept. 14. 1676

John Hubbard c. 1630-1706, m. Mary Merriam, c. 1634-1702

Isaac Hubbard, 1667-1750, m. Anne Warner, 1669-1750

David Hubbard, 1711-1787, m. Miriam Cooley, d. 1804

Elijah Hubbard, 1758-1834, m. Abigail Clapp, 1762-1827

Elijah Hubbard, 1787-1833, m. Rhoda Graves, 1785-1853

Avery Douglas Hubbard, 1819-1907, m. Amy Stoughton Dickinson, 1823-1885

Charles Elijah Hubbard, 1857-1938, m. Josephine Barrus, 1869-c. 1934

Amy Dickinson Hubbard, 1902-1939, m. Michael Edward Yarrows, 1902-1978

Joan Hubbard Yarrows, 1937- , m. Frederick Leland Lanphear, 1937

George Hubbard/Elizabeth Watts: THE REAL SCOOP, By Coralynn Brown - Nov 18, 1999

Categories: Connecticut, George H/Eliz Watts, Hubbard GLEANINGS

This is a very, very long entry. If I run out of space, I will continue it in a part 2. This information is well documented (I would need an entire entry just for the documentation) and gives info on 6 or 7 generations. It gets very unwieldy therefore, but hang in there. If I put this all on familytreemaker (haven't decided yet) and learn HOW to upload it to a website, I could do that. No promises, though.

George Hubbard moved from Hartford to Middletown, CT as early as 1650-53. He lived north of the residence of the late Dr. Osborne on the east side of Main St. His wife is said to have been ELIZABETH WATTS, dau of Richard Watts of Hartford and sister of Capt. Thomas Watts who settled on the corner directly west of Mr. Hubbard. The children of George and Elizabeth were:

1. Mary Hubbard b. 1-16-1641/42, Middletown, m THOMAS RANNEY.

2. Joseph Hubbard b 12-10-1643 Mdltn, m MARY PORTER.

3. Daniel Hubbard b 12-7-1645, Mdltn, m MARY CLARKE & (2) SARAH CORNWALL.

4. Samuel Hubbard b 5/1648 Mdltn m SARAH KIRBY.

5. George Hubbard b. 1650, Mdltn, unmarried.

6. Nathaniel Hubbard, b 12-10-1652 Mdltn, m MARY EARLE (name was a bit smudged on page.)

7. Richard Hubbard b 7/1655 Mdltn, m MARTHA CORNWALL.

8. Elizabeth Hubbard b. 1-15-1659/60, Mdltn, m THOMAS WETMORE/WHITMORE.

SECOND GENERATION

Children of Mary Hubbard & Thomas Ranney:

(1) Thomas Ranney b 3-1-1660/61 Mdltn, m REBECCA WILLET.

(2) John Ranney b 11-14-1662 Mdltn, m HANNAH TURNER.

(3) Joseph Ranney b 9/1663, Mdltn, m MARY STARR.

(4) Mary Ranney, b. 10/1665, Mdltn, m JOHN SAVAGE.

(5) Elizabeth Ranney b 4-12-1668 Mdltn, m JONATHAN WARNER.

(6) Ebenezer Ranney b circa 1670, m SARAH WARNER.

(7) Esther Ranney b 1673,Mdltn, m NATHANIEL SAVAGE.

(8) Hannah Ranney b 1675, Mdltn, unmarried.

(9) Margaret Ranney b 1-10-1678/79 Mdltn, m STEPHEN CLARK.

(10) Abigail Ranney b circa 1680 m WALTER HARRIS.

(11) Mercy Ranney b 1682 Mdltn.

2. Joseph Hubbard & Mary Porter children:

(1) Joseph Hubbard b. 10-22-1671 Mdltn, d bef 1705.

(2) Robert Hubbard b 10-30-1673, Mdltn, m ABIGAIL ADKINS.

(3) George Hubbard b 10-7-1675 Mdltn, m MEHITABLE MILLER, & (2) ANN (CORNWALL) PENFIELD.

(4) John Hubbard b 7-30-1678, Mdltn, m MARY PHILLIPS.

(5) Mary Hubbard b 1-23-1680/81, Mdltn, d.4-19-1682.

(6) Elizabeth Hubbard b 3-26-1682, Mdltn, there is a question re did she marry Thomas WRIGHT?

3. Daniel Hubbard and Mary Clarke had one child:

(1) Daniel Hubbard b. 12-16-1673 Middletown, CT, m SUSANNAH BAILEY and (2): Bathsheba STOWE.

Daniel Hubbard and Sarah Cornwall(or Cornell) children:

(1) Margaret Hubbard b. 1676 Mdltn, m JOHN WARD.

(2) Mary Hubbard b 1678, Mdltn, d 1679.

(3) Sarah Hubbard b 1680/81 Mdltn, m EDWARD FOSTER/

(4) Mary Hubbard b 1686 Mdltn, d 1719 Mdltn.

4. Samuel Hubbard 1648-1731 and Sarah KIRBY 1654-apx 1731 (dau of John Kirby and Elizabeth HINDS) chilren:

(1) Sarah Hubbard b 10/7/1674 died young.

(2) Esther Hubbard b 12/4/1675, m Joseph BUTLER.

(3) Samuel Hubbard b 3-27-1678 m Martha PECK.

(4) Thomas Hubbard b 2-8-1679, d bef Dec. 1731.

(5) George Hubbard b 12/29/1680 m Mercy SEYMOUR,

(2) Sarah COALE, (3) Sarah WOODRUFF.

(6) Elizabeth Hubbard b. 9/7/1683 m (as 3rd wife) Thomas

LEE.

(7) Watts Hubbard b 3/1/1686, Hartford, CT d 6/10/1710.

(8) Abigail Hubbard b 4/1687, Hartford, CT d 4/1687.

(9) Mary Hubbard b 2/1688-89 Hartford, CT m Isaac LEE.

(10) John Hubbard b 8/1691 Hartford, CT m Agnes

(Spencer) HUMPHREY.

(11) Sarah Hubbard, b 11/10/1696, Hartford, C^T m John

GURNEY (sp?)

The first six children were born in Middletown, CT, the last

five in Hartford.

5. George Hubbard died at 25 yrs of age, unmarried.

6. Nathaniel Hubbard 1652-1738 m Mary Earle 1663-1732.

Children:

(1) Mary Hubbard b 3/9/1683-4. Unmarried.

(2) Abigail Hubbard b 2/16/1686 Middeltown, CT m

Jonathan BURR.

(3) Elizabeth Hubbard b 7/17/1688 Mdltn, m David

STRICKLAND.

(4) Nathaniel Hubbard b 9/14/1690 Mdltn, m Sarah

JOHNSON.

(5) John Hubbard b 11/28/1692 Mdltn, m Elizabeth

STOWE.

(6) Sarah Hubbard b 10/5/1694 Mdltn.

(7) Ebenezer Hubbard b 10/21/1696 Mdltn, m Hannah

WHITMORE.

(8) Thankful Hubbard b 10/6/1698 Mdltn, m Joseph

MILLER.

(9) Hannah Hubbard b 7/4/1700 Mdltn, m John STOWE.

(10) Esther Hubbard b 7/20/1702, Mdltn, m Nathaniel

BACON.

7.Richard Hubbard 1655-1732 Middletown, CT m Martha Cornwall (or Cornell) 1669-1741, dau of John Cornwall and Martha Peck. Children:

(1) Martha Hubbard b 1/3/1691-3, Mdltn, m Jonah

STRICKLAND.

(2) Elizabeth Hubbard b. 7/1/1694 Mdltn, m Joseph

DeWOLF.

(3) Hannah Hubbard b. 6/12/1696 Mdltn, m Samuel

WHITMORE.

(4) Mary Hubbard b 4/9/1699 Mdltn, d 5/6/1699.

(5) Mary Hubbard b 4/17/1700 Mdltn, m Jeremiah

OSGOOD.

(6) Richard Hubbard b 8/25/1706 Mdltn, d 11/8/1709.

8. Elizabeth Hubbard 1659-1725 Middletown,CT m Thomas WHITMORE/Wetmore, 1652-1689 son of Thomas Whitmore and Sarah Hall(?) Children:

(1) Elizabeth Whitmore b 9/2/1686 Middletown, CT d 1760.

Married Ephraim ADKINS (1685-1760) son of Josiah Adkins and Elizabeth Whitmore. (this looks odd).

(2) Thomas Whitmore b 1/8/1688-9 Mdltn, d 1711 age 22.

THIRD GENERATION (this is where it starts to burgeon.)

I'll do some more later. Notice how they recycle the same first names over and over and over. No wonder p