Daughter of Roger Dorman and Rebecca DILBERT, she married Dana Hubbard, October 16, 1811, New Haven, Connecticut. She was widowed in 1852 and they had 5 known children.
The Wheeling Register reported her death at home of her son Col. H.B. (Henry Baldwin) Hubbard, 2123 Eoff St.
It is written that they came to Wheeling in 1819 via Pittsburgh, PA on a flatboat which he anchored on Wheeling Creek and used as his home until he built his log cabin. Pioneer in establishing manufacturing industries.
Dana was a lumber merchant and they resided as 22 Market St.
The Wheeling Register reported her death at home of her son Col. H.B. (Henry Baldwin) Hubbard, 2123 Eoff St.
It is written that they came to Wheeling in 1819 via Pittsburgh, PA on a flatboat which he anchored on Wheeling Creek and used as his home until he built his log cabin. Pioneer in establishing manufacturing industries.
Dana was a lumber merchant and they resided as 22 Market St.
Daughter of Roger Dorman and Rebecca DILBERT, she married Dana Hubbard, October 16, 1811, New Haven, Connecticut. She was widowed in 1852 and they had 5 known children.
The Wheeling Register reported her death at home of her son Col. H.B. (Henry Baldwin) Hubbard, 2123 Eoff St.
It is written that they came to Wheeling in 1819 via Pittsburgh, PA on a flatboat which he anchored on Wheeling Creek and used as his home until he built his log cabin. Pioneer in establishing manufacturing industries.
Dana was a lumber merchant and they resided as 22 Market St.
The Wheeling Register reported her death at home of her son Col. H.B. (Henry Baldwin) Hubbard, 2123 Eoff St.
It is written that they came to Wheeling in 1819 via Pittsburgh, PA on a flatboat which he anchored on Wheeling Creek and used as his home until he built his log cabin. Pioneer in establishing manufacturing industries.
Dana was a lumber merchant and they resided as 22 Market St.
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