Pioneers of 1849
Death of Col. Paul K. Hubbs
This well known citizen and old pioneer, died suddenly Tuesday at Vallejo, of heart disease. Of his history the Chronicle says:
Deceased was 75 years of age being born in New Jersey in 1799. He came to California in 1869, on the ship Susan B. Oceans.
He was a prominent man in the early political history of the State. He was elected the first Superintendent of Public Instruction in the State, represented Tuolumne in the State Senate in 1851-52, the year the Capitol was located at Vallejo. Other positions which he had held, we have not time to mention.
He settled down at Benicia in 1852 where he lived a number of years. He afterwards removed to Washington Territory, and thence came to Vallejo where he lived till the period of his death.
Contributor: Connie (47390019)
Death of Col. Paul K. Hubbs
This well known citizen and old pioneer, died suddenly Tuesday at Vallejo, of heart disease. Of his history the Chronicle says:
Deceased was 75 years of age being born in New Jersey in 1799. He came to California in 1869, on the ship Susan B. Oceans.
He was a prominent man in the early political history of the State. He was elected the first Superintendent of Public Instruction in the State, represented Tuolumne in the State Senate in 1851-52, the year the Capitol was located at Vallejo. Other positions which he had held, we have not time to mention.
He settled down at Benicia in 1852 where he lived a number of years. He afterwards removed to Washington Territory, and thence came to Vallejo where he lived till the period of his death.
Contributor: Connie (47390019)
Pioneers of 1849
Death of Col. Paul K. Hubbs
This well known citizen and old pioneer, died suddenly Tuesday at Vallejo, of heart disease. Of his history the Chronicle says:
Deceased was 75 years of age being born in New Jersey in 1799. He came to California in 1869, on the ship Susan B. Oceans.
He was a prominent man in the early political history of the State. He was elected the first Superintendent of Public Instruction in the State, represented Tuolumne in the State Senate in 1851-52, the year the Capitol was located at Vallejo. Other positions which he had held, we have not time to mention.
He settled down at Benicia in 1852 where he lived a number of years. He afterwards removed to Washington Territory, and thence came to Vallejo where he lived till the period of his death.
Contributor: Connie (47390019)
Death of Col. Paul K. Hubbs
This well known citizen and old pioneer, died suddenly Tuesday at Vallejo, of heart disease. Of his history the Chronicle says:
Deceased was 75 years of age being born in New Jersey in 1799. He came to California in 1869, on the ship Susan B. Oceans.
He was a prominent man in the early political history of the State. He was elected the first Superintendent of Public Instruction in the State, represented Tuolumne in the State Senate in 1851-52, the year the Capitol was located at Vallejo. Other positions which he had held, we have not time to mention.
He settled down at Benicia in 1852 where he lived a number of years. He afterwards removed to Washington Territory, and thence came to Vallejo where he lived till the period of his death.
Contributor: Connie (47390019)
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