Son of Job and Sarah Babcock
H. C. Babcock was born in Jefferson County NY in 1880 and in 1834 moved from there to Rome, Oneida County and afterward to Oswego where he remained until 1841. He then made Rochester his home until 1843 when he returned to Oswego residing there till 1848. In 1851 he came to Michigan and settled in Macomb County and in 1858 came to Metamora and located on section 18. He held the office of supervisor and other minor offices. In 1854 he married Miss Rosetta C. Morse of Metamora and had 4 children.
H. C. Babcock was born in Jefferson County NY in 1880 and in 1834 moved from there to Rome, Oneida County and afterward to Oswego where he remained until 1841. He then made Rochester his home until 1843 when he returned to Oswego residing there till 1848. In 1851 he came to Michigan and settled in Macomb County and in 1858 came to Metamora and located on section 18. He held the office of supervisor and other minor offices. In 1854 he married Miss Rosetta C. Morse of Metamora and had 4 children.
Son of Job and Sarah Babcock
H. C. Babcock was born in Jefferson County NY in 1880 and in 1834 moved from there to Rome, Oneida County and afterward to Oswego where he remained until 1841. He then made Rochester his home until 1843 when he returned to Oswego residing there till 1848. In 1851 he came to Michigan and settled in Macomb County and in 1858 came to Metamora and located on section 18. He held the office of supervisor and other minor offices. In 1854 he married Miss Rosetta C. Morse of Metamora and had 4 children.
H. C. Babcock was born in Jefferson County NY in 1880 and in 1834 moved from there to Rome, Oneida County and afterward to Oswego where he remained until 1841. He then made Rochester his home until 1843 when he returned to Oswego residing there till 1848. In 1851 he came to Michigan and settled in Macomb County and in 1858 came to Metamora and located on section 18. He held the office of supervisor and other minor offices. In 1854 he married Miss Rosetta C. Morse of Metamora and had 4 children.
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