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Wow!! Sorry I missed this for so long. Good thing I can’t sleep tonight! 🙂
Joseph Hubbard, b. 1804, Ashe County, NC, son of
William Hubbard b. 1774, VA, son of
Thomas Hubbard, VA
Before Thomas I don’t know where my Hubbard’s were and after Joseph they were in Clay County, KY.
Just let me know if you’re interested in the names of my KY Hubbards.
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Thank you for responding, it really didn’t take you that long to get back to me. ;^)
I am looking for a Tom or Thomas Hubbard that was the father of Louisa Evelyn “Eva / Evie” Hubbard, B. 24 Mar 1863, in Mississippi, D. 26 Mar 1931, Hardin County, Tennessee and is Bur. Stout Cemetery, Dry Creek, Hardin Co., Tennessee. On 7 Jul 1891, Eva was married to Issac “Ike” Stout, by Rev. Lee.
I do not know if Eva was first, last in middle child. The known siblings of Eva were; Jack, Dan, Barnie, Bob, Amie, and Cora. We have no other info on these siblings.
The Wife of Tom Hubbard and mother of said children is unknown.
Things that are told are;
1. Tom Hubbard was Known in Hardin Co, Tennessee as a Preacher man.
2. Tom Hubbard was Known in Hardin Co, Tennessee as a Preacher man with an Indain wife.
3. Tom Hubbard was Known in Hardin Co, Tennessee as a Preacher man with an Indain wife.
4. Tom Hubbard was Known in Hardin Co, Tennessee to me a mix blood (white/Indain) Preacher man with an Indain wife.
We are not able to prove any of this. In the last 30 years my Cousin as been collecting info from the Elders in that area. The Elders have said ” it is KNOWN they were Indain”, or “Ol’ Preacher Tom was Indian”, etc. But no one has had any proof, or any Idea where they came from before they came to hardin county area. I only have Eva’s birth place from her son’s (my Grandfather) death certificate.
It is also been said that they came to the area about the time the Cherokee that “Saw the writing on the wall” and left Cherokke country and moved into that ares of the Tennessee River Valley, where Ala. Miss. and Ten. borders all come together. Which would be as early as 1799 to at late as 1835ist. So are they talking about Tom’s father’s family or a young Tom and his young wife, and putting Eva as one of the last born???????????
Does any of this ring a bell at all?
Fire,
I have a Thomas Hubbard born in VA who died in Clay County KY about 1822.
One of his children was named Thomas Jr. I don’t have any more information on either of them.
Sorry, doesn’t look like much help.
Patty
Patty
Tom Jr. might be him. Might not also. ;^) So far all the Tom Hubbards I have run across were not NA, Nor have they been Preachers ;^) If they were either, the descendants don’t know it.
And no one can put them in Harden Co. Ten. or the surrounding Counties. (which includes Wayne, Lawrence, Decater, Henderson, McNairy Counties Ten. Tishomingo, Alcon Counties Miss., and Colbert, Lauderdale Counties Ala.) If he was a circuit rider, which is likly since he held outdoors meetings, it could include even more counties farther away. But I can’t tell for sure how far he would have traveled. IF the Preacher is my Tom Hubbard, that is ;^) Gr.Gr.Grandpa Tom’s my elusive fish that always gets away, ya’ know the “Whooper”.
Thanks for responding.
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