Hubbell, Henry Wilson, c.1842 born in New York; April 17, 1861 pvt., Co. H, 7th N. Y State Militia Infantry Rgt. June 3, 1861 mustered out at New York City; Dec. 4, 1861 enlisted at Washington, D. C. as 2ndIt., Co. A, 40th N. Y. Infantry Rgt. March 31, 1863 transferred to Co. F; May 29, 1863 transferred to Co A; Oct. 4, 1863 mustered out at Falmouth, Va. June 18, 1867 2ndIt., 1st U. S. Artillery Rgt. Nov. 17, 1873 1stIt. Aug. 9, 1889 capt. July 11, 1898 col., 201st N. Y. Infantry Rgt. April 3, 1899 mustered out of volunteers; Aug. 17, 1899 maj., 47th U. S. Volunteer Infantry Rgt. Oct. 26, 1899 discharged from volunteers; Aug. 10, 1900 maj., 4th U. S. Artillery Rgt. Feb. 2, 1901 transferred to Artillery Corps; June 18, 1902 ltcol. briggen. 1917 died and buried in Arlington, Va. National Cemetery; wife Sarah Sprague Hubbell (1854-1936); daughter Edith Sprague Hubbell (Dec. 15, 1877-April 16, 1959) are buried with him.
Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant-General; Heitman: Register of United States Army 1789-1903; Register of the Commandery of the State of Massachusetts MOLLUS
Thanks to John Heseltine who contributrd this information
Henry is a direct descendent of Lt. Richard Hubbell called "Sergt." (who immigrated to Conn. in the 1640s) and Richard's 1st wife Elizabeth Meigs and Richard's 2nd wife Elizabeth Gaylord. Henry's grandparents Ezekial and Catherine were both Hubbells/cousins. Henry Wilson Hubbell jr. is the son of Henry W. Hubbell sr. and Jane Maria Bostwick both of Bridgeport, Conn.
Henry's ancestors were of an old seafaring family of Stratford and Bridgeport, Conn. His grt. grandfather Capt. Amos Hubbell and grt. grt. grandfather Capt. Richard Hubbell III commanded an armed ship called "Julius Ceasar" during the Revolutionary War who captured a British ship 20 Feb. 1783, presenting their prize to Gen. George Washington.
Henry's wife Sarah Worth Sprague was the daughter of Breveted Brig. Gen. (Civil War) John Titcomb Sprague (grandson of Brig. Gen. Jonathon Titcomb) and Mary Stafford Worth daughter of Major Gen. William Jenkins Worth (famous war hero of Monterey and Seminole War) and Margaret Stafford (granddaughter of Col. Joab Stafford, Revolutionary war vet, battle of Bennington)
Henry and Sarah's son Stafford Sprague Hubbell b. 12 Aug. 1883 d. 14 Aug. 1899 is buried with his grandmother Mary Worth Sprague and grt. grandmother Margaret Stafford Worth at Saint Augustine National Cemetery. Some Spagues, Worth (Hudson N.Y. & Edgartown Mass.) and Staffords mentioned are at Albany Rural Cemetery N.Y.. Gen. Worth is located at Broadway and 5th Avenue New York City
Courtesy of Hunter and Rebecca Rauhofer
Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant-General; Heitman: Register of United States Army 1789-1903; Register of the Commandery of the State of Massachusetts MOLLUS
Thanks to John Heseltine who contributrd this information
Henry is a direct descendent of Lt. Richard Hubbell called "Sergt." (who immigrated to Conn. in the 1640s) and Richard's 1st wife Elizabeth Meigs and Richard's 2nd wife Elizabeth Gaylord. Henry's grandparents Ezekial and Catherine were both Hubbells/cousins. Henry Wilson Hubbell jr. is the son of Henry W. Hubbell sr. and Jane Maria Bostwick both of Bridgeport, Conn.
Henry's ancestors were of an old seafaring family of Stratford and Bridgeport, Conn. His grt. grandfather Capt. Amos Hubbell and grt. grt. grandfather Capt. Richard Hubbell III commanded an armed ship called "Julius Ceasar" during the Revolutionary War who captured a British ship 20 Feb. 1783, presenting their prize to Gen. George Washington.
Henry's wife Sarah Worth Sprague was the daughter of Breveted Brig. Gen. (Civil War) John Titcomb Sprague (grandson of Brig. Gen. Jonathon Titcomb) and Mary Stafford Worth daughter of Major Gen. William Jenkins Worth (famous war hero of Monterey and Seminole War) and Margaret Stafford (granddaughter of Col. Joab Stafford, Revolutionary war vet, battle of Bennington)
Henry and Sarah's son Stafford Sprague Hubbell b. 12 Aug. 1883 d. 14 Aug. 1899 is buried with his grandmother Mary Worth Sprague and grt. grandmother Margaret Stafford Worth at Saint Augustine National Cemetery. Some Spagues, Worth (Hudson N.Y. & Edgartown Mass.) and Staffords mentioned are at Albany Rural Cemetery N.Y.. Gen. Worth is located at Broadway and 5th Avenue New York City
Courtesy of Hunter and Rebecca Rauhofer
Hubbell, Henry Wilson, c.1842 born in New York; April 17, 1861 pvt., Co. H, 7th N. Y State Militia Infantry Rgt. June 3, 1861 mustered out at New York City; Dec. 4, 1861 enlisted at Washington, D. C. as 2ndIt., Co. A, 40th N. Y. Infantry Rgt. March 31, 1863 transferred to Co. F; May 29, 1863 transferred to Co A; Oct. 4, 1863 mustered out at Falmouth, Va. June 18, 1867 2ndIt., 1st U. S. Artillery Rgt. Nov. 17, 1873 1stIt. Aug. 9, 1889 capt. July 11, 1898 col., 201st N. Y. Infantry Rgt. April 3, 1899 mustered out of volunteers; Aug. 17, 1899 maj., 47th U. S. Volunteer Infantry Rgt. Oct. 26, 1899 discharged from volunteers; Aug. 10, 1900 maj., 4th U. S. Artillery Rgt. Feb. 2, 1901 transferred to Artillery Corps; June 18, 1902 ltcol. briggen. 1917 died and buried in Arlington, Va. National Cemetery; wife Sarah Sprague Hubbell (1854-1936); daughter Edith Sprague Hubbell (Dec. 15, 1877-April 16, 1959) are buried with him.
Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant-General; Heitman: Register of United States Army 1789-1903; Register of the Commandery of the State of Massachusetts MOLLUS
Thanks to John Heseltine who contributrd this information
Henry is a direct descendent of Lt. Richard Hubbell called "Sergt." (who immigrated to Conn. in the 1640s) and Richard's 1st wife Elizabeth Meigs and Richard's 2nd wife Elizabeth Gaylord. Henry's grandparents Ezekial and Catherine were both Hubbells/cousins. Henry Wilson Hubbell jr. is the son of Henry W. Hubbell sr. and Jane Maria Bostwick both of Bridgeport, Conn.
Henry's ancestors were of an old seafaring family of Stratford and Bridgeport, Conn. His grt. grandfather Capt. Amos Hubbell and grt. grt. grandfather Capt. Richard Hubbell III commanded an armed ship called "Julius Ceasar" during the Revolutionary War who captured a British ship 20 Feb. 1783, presenting their prize to Gen. George Washington.
Henry's wife Sarah Worth Sprague was the daughter of Breveted Brig. Gen. (Civil War) John Titcomb Sprague (grandson of Brig. Gen. Jonathon Titcomb) and Mary Stafford Worth daughter of Major Gen. William Jenkins Worth (famous war hero of Monterey and Seminole War) and Margaret Stafford (granddaughter of Col. Joab Stafford, Revolutionary war vet, battle of Bennington)
Henry and Sarah's son Stafford Sprague Hubbell b. 12 Aug. 1883 d. 14 Aug. 1899 is buried with his grandmother Mary Worth Sprague and grt. grandmother Margaret Stafford Worth at Saint Augustine National Cemetery. Some Spagues, Worth (Hudson N.Y. & Edgartown Mass.) and Staffords mentioned are at Albany Rural Cemetery N.Y.. Gen. Worth is located at Broadway and 5th Avenue New York City
Courtesy of Hunter and Rebecca Rauhofer
Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant-General; Heitman: Register of United States Army 1789-1903; Register of the Commandery of the State of Massachusetts MOLLUS
Thanks to John Heseltine who contributrd this information
Henry is a direct descendent of Lt. Richard Hubbell called "Sergt." (who immigrated to Conn. in the 1640s) and Richard's 1st wife Elizabeth Meigs and Richard's 2nd wife Elizabeth Gaylord. Henry's grandparents Ezekial and Catherine were both Hubbells/cousins. Henry Wilson Hubbell jr. is the son of Henry W. Hubbell sr. and Jane Maria Bostwick both of Bridgeport, Conn.
Henry's ancestors were of an old seafaring family of Stratford and Bridgeport, Conn. His grt. grandfather Capt. Amos Hubbell and grt. grt. grandfather Capt. Richard Hubbell III commanded an armed ship called "Julius Ceasar" during the Revolutionary War who captured a British ship 20 Feb. 1783, presenting their prize to Gen. George Washington.
Henry's wife Sarah Worth Sprague was the daughter of Breveted Brig. Gen. (Civil War) John Titcomb Sprague (grandson of Brig. Gen. Jonathon Titcomb) and Mary Stafford Worth daughter of Major Gen. William Jenkins Worth (famous war hero of Monterey and Seminole War) and Margaret Stafford (granddaughter of Col. Joab Stafford, Revolutionary war vet, battle of Bennington)
Henry and Sarah's son Stafford Sprague Hubbell b. 12 Aug. 1883 d. 14 Aug. 1899 is buried with his grandmother Mary Worth Sprague and grt. grandmother Margaret Stafford Worth at Saint Augustine National Cemetery. Some Spagues, Worth (Hudson N.Y. & Edgartown Mass.) and Staffords mentioned are at Albany Rural Cemetery N.Y.. Gen. Worth is located at Broadway and 5th Avenue New York City
Courtesy of Hunter and Rebecca Rauhofer
