Born in Wheeling, Virginia before WV, Son of Chester Dorman Hubbard and Sarah PALLISTER, he married Ann Armstrong GREER, April 13, 1869, Ohio, WV. This family is member of US Sons of the American Revolution, descending from John Hubbard (1751-1837 Connecticut) who served in War of 1812.
The following excerpts from Greenwood Cemetery Historic Tour, June 22, 2014: "This man's Grandparents, Dana and Asenath DORMAN Hubbard, first settles in Wheeling in 1819, where the elder Dana began the first sawmill in the region.
Dana, was neither a manufacturing man nor a politician. After studying law at Harvard, he entered the newspaper business, working on papers in Indianapolis and Chicago, and as the Washington correspondent for the Wheeling "Intelligencer". He was called 'one of the brightest newspapermen who ever worked on the Wheeling press.' "
See his father's memorial for info on his political career.
The following excerpts from Greenwood Cemetery Historic Tour, June 22, 2014: "This man's Grandparents, Dana and Asenath DORMAN Hubbard, first settles in Wheeling in 1819, where the elder Dana began the first sawmill in the region.
Dana, was neither a manufacturing man nor a politician. After studying law at Harvard, he entered the newspaper business, working on papers in Indianapolis and Chicago, and as the Washington correspondent for the Wheeling "Intelligencer". He was called 'one of the brightest newspapermen who ever worked on the Wheeling press.' "
See his father's memorial for info on his political career.
Born in Wheeling, Virginia before WV, Son of Chester Dorman Hubbard and Sarah PALLISTER, he married Ann Armstrong GREER, April 13, 1869, Ohio, WV. This family is member of US Sons of the American Revolution, descending from John Hubbard (1751-1837 Connecticut) who served in War of 1812.
The following excerpts from Greenwood Cemetery Historic Tour, June 22, 2014: "This man's Grandparents, Dana and Asenath DORMAN Hubbard, first settles in Wheeling in 1819, where the elder Dana began the first sawmill in the region.
Dana, was neither a manufacturing man nor a politician. After studying law at Harvard, he entered the newspaper business, working on papers in Indianapolis and Chicago, and as the Washington correspondent for the Wheeling "Intelligencer". He was called 'one of the brightest newspapermen who ever worked on the Wheeling press.' "
See his father's memorial for info on his political career.
The following excerpts from Greenwood Cemetery Historic Tour, June 22, 2014: "This man's Grandparents, Dana and Asenath DORMAN Hubbard, first settles in Wheeling in 1819, where the elder Dana began the first sawmill in the region.
Dana, was neither a manufacturing man nor a politician. After studying law at Harvard, he entered the newspaper business, working on papers in Indianapolis and Chicago, and as the Washington correspondent for the Wheeling "Intelligencer". He was called 'one of the brightest newspapermen who ever worked on the Wheeling press.' "
See his father's memorial for info on his political career.
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