Rev. Hubbard Fox was the son of Allen and Polly (Cole) Fox. He was the husband of Sally Maria (Finch) Fox. Rev. Fox was a minister in the Oneida Conference and the Wyoming Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He served 37 years in the ministry.
Smith, John E.
Our county and its people: a descriptive biographical record of Madison County, New York, c1899, Page 50
Hubbard Fox was a harness maker and dealer before he entered the ministry.
Chenango County, New York, Will Testators Index, 1792-1901
Fox, Hubbard - Norwich - NY-9-EE-17
Death Notice
Northern Christian Advocate
November 23, 1892
FOX.--The Rev. Hubbard Fox, a highly esteemed member of the Wyoming Conference, died at his home in Norwich, New York, Saturday, November 19, aged 75 years. He entered the ministry in 1855. Among the charges he acceptably served were: Preble, Fabius, Fayetteville, New Woodstock, Schenevus, Whitney's Point, Marathon, Sherburne and Smyrna. Since 1878, when he was granted a supernumerary relation, he made his home in Norwich, New York. His relation to the church here was a model of what the conduct of a retired clergyman should be in the congregation with which he is connected. He was "ready for every good word and work". His last hours were those of a true servant of God and minister of the Gospel, sweetly, patiently and prayerfully waiting for the final summons of his Redeemer.
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming Conference Journal
1893, Page 84
Smith, John E.
Our county and its people: a descriptive biographical record of Madison County, New York, c1899, Page 50
Hubbard Fox was a harness maker and dealer before he entered the ministry.
Chenango County, New York, Will Testators Index, 1792-1901
Fox, Hubbard - Norwich - NY-9-EE-17
Death Notice
Northern Christian Advocate
November 23, 1892
FOX.--The Rev. Hubbard Fox, a highly esteemed member of the Wyoming Conference, died at his home in Norwich, New York, Saturday, November 19, aged 75 years. He entered the ministry in 1855. Among the charges he acceptably served were: Preble, Fabius, Fayetteville, New Woodstock, Schenevus, Whitney's Point, Marathon, Sherburne and Smyrna. Since 1878, when he was granted a supernumerary relation, he made his home in Norwich, New York. His relation to the church here was a model of what the conduct of a retired clergyman should be in the congregation with which he is connected. He was "ready for every good word and work". His last hours were those of a true servant of God and minister of the Gospel, sweetly, patiently and prayerfully waiting for the final summons of his Redeemer.
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming Conference Journal
1893, Page 84
Rev. Hubbard Fox was the son of Allen and Polly (Cole) Fox. He was the husband of Sally Maria (Finch) Fox. Rev. Fox was a minister in the Oneida Conference and the Wyoming Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He served 37 years in the ministry.
Smith, John E.
Our county and its people: a descriptive biographical record of Madison County, New York, c1899, Page 50
Hubbard Fox was a harness maker and dealer before he entered the ministry.
Chenango County, New York, Will Testators Index, 1792-1901
Fox, Hubbard - Norwich - NY-9-EE-17
Death Notice
Northern Christian Advocate
November 23, 1892
FOX.--The Rev. Hubbard Fox, a highly esteemed member of the Wyoming Conference, died at his home in Norwich, New York, Saturday, November 19, aged 75 years. He entered the ministry in 1855. Among the charges he acceptably served were: Preble, Fabius, Fayetteville, New Woodstock, Schenevus, Whitney's Point, Marathon, Sherburne and Smyrna. Since 1878, when he was granted a supernumerary relation, he made his home in Norwich, New York. His relation to the church here was a model of what the conduct of a retired clergyman should be in the congregation with which he is connected. He was "ready for every good word and work". His last hours were those of a true servant of God and minister of the Gospel, sweetly, patiently and prayerfully waiting for the final summons of his Redeemer.
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming Conference Journal
1893, Page 84
Smith, John E.
Our county and its people: a descriptive biographical record of Madison County, New York, c1899, Page 50
Hubbard Fox was a harness maker and dealer before he entered the ministry.
Chenango County, New York, Will Testators Index, 1792-1901
Fox, Hubbard - Norwich - NY-9-EE-17
Death Notice
Northern Christian Advocate
November 23, 1892
FOX.--The Rev. Hubbard Fox, a highly esteemed member of the Wyoming Conference, died at his home in Norwich, New York, Saturday, November 19, aged 75 years. He entered the ministry in 1855. Among the charges he acceptably served were: Preble, Fabius, Fayetteville, New Woodstock, Schenevus, Whitney's Point, Marathon, Sherburne and Smyrna. Since 1878, when he was granted a supernumerary relation, he made his home in Norwich, New York. His relation to the church here was a model of what the conduct of a retired clergyman should be in the congregation with which he is connected. He was "ready for every good word and work". His last hours were those of a true servant of God and minister of the Gospel, sweetly, patiently and prayerfully waiting for the final summons of his Redeemer.
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming Conference Journal
1893, Page 84
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