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Eli Hubbard

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Eli Hubbard

Birth
Kentucky, USA
Death
26 Nov 1882 (aged 74)
Salem, Marion County, Oregon, USA
Burial
Keizer, Marion County, Oregon, USA Add to Map
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Courtesy of Kathy Robinson, Pike Co. IL

A veteran of the Black Hawk War, Eli served as a Sergeant in Captain Benjamin Barney's Pike Co. Illinois, Company of the 3rd Regiment, commanded by Col. Abram B. DeWitt, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers commanded by Brig-General Whitesides. Mustered out of the service at the mouth of Fox River, on May 27, 1832, distance of 250 miles from the place of enrollment.

ALSO: From the Cannon Book by Clarence Cannon; "Eli Hubbard was born in Kentucky (Madison County) and came to Missouri shortly before his marriage. After the death of his wife (Keziah, died in 1828)he moved with their child (Rebecca) to Montgomery County, Missouri. He was married the 2nd time on October 30, 1828 (at Lincoln County, Missouri) to Mary Margaret Myers (daughter of Elijah Myers and Hannah Barnett) of Lincoln County. She died September 23, 1830. They had one son, William G. Hubbard. Eli was last married to Elizabeth Buchanan (daughter of Thomas Buchanan and Anne Butler) on May 4, 1836, at Lincoln County, Missouri, and resided in the state of Illinois, where the census of 1850 reports him as having a large family. In 1853 he emigrated to the state of Oregon where his brother, Charles, had preceded him. Both he and his brother are said to have prospered and both probably are buried in Marion County, Oregon."

NOTE: The town of Hubbard, Oregon is named after Eli's brother, Charles Hubbard 1800-1884.
Courtesy of Kathy Robinson, Pike Co. IL

A veteran of the Black Hawk War, Eli served as a Sergeant in Captain Benjamin Barney's Pike Co. Illinois, Company of the 3rd Regiment, commanded by Col. Abram B. DeWitt, of the Brigade of Mounted Volunteers commanded by Brig-General Whitesides. Mustered out of the service at the mouth of Fox River, on May 27, 1832, distance of 250 miles from the place of enrollment.

ALSO: From the Cannon Book by Clarence Cannon; "Eli Hubbard was born in Kentucky (Madison County) and came to Missouri shortly before his marriage. After the death of his wife (Keziah, died in 1828)he moved with their child (Rebecca) to Montgomery County, Missouri. He was married the 2nd time on October 30, 1828 (at Lincoln County, Missouri) to Mary Margaret Myers (daughter of Elijah Myers and Hannah Barnett) of Lincoln County. She died September 23, 1830. They had one son, William G. Hubbard. Eli was last married to Elizabeth Buchanan (daughter of Thomas Buchanan and Anne Butler) on May 4, 1836, at Lincoln County, Missouri, and resided in the state of Illinois, where the census of 1850 reports him as having a large family. In 1853 he emigrated to the state of Oregon where his brother, Charles, had preceded him. Both he and his brother are said to have prospered and both probably are buried in Marion County, Oregon."

NOTE: The town of Hubbard, Oregon is named after Eli's brother, Charles Hubbard 1800-1884.

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