Occupation - Leather dresser.
Joseph and Anna married in 1764
at Kittery, York, Maine
They were the parents of;
five sons and four daughters.
"ONE THOUSAND YEARS OF HUBBARD HISTORY"
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Joseph was a prominent person of his time, he was on the committee of Correspondence in 1773 and a Captain in the Revolutionary War. He is spoken of in 'History of Wells and Kennebunk' as Colonel of a regiment, and empowered also to enlist men for three years' service in the Revolution.
He served as Selectman, and as Representative to the General Court.
In 1781 was referred to as 'Gentlemen'.
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Son of Moses HUBBARD
{born - 8 July 1700 at Kittery
died - 1757 at Kittery}.
and
Abigail HEARD
{born - 15 April 1702 at Kittery
died - 1768 at Kittery}.
Joseph and Anna married in 1764
at Kittery, York, Maine
They were the parents of;
five sons and four daughters.
"ONE THOUSAND YEARS OF HUBBARD HISTORY"
*******************************
Joseph was a prominent person of his time, he was on the committee of Correspondence in 1773 and a Captain in the Revolutionary War. He is spoken of in 'History of Wells and Kennebunk' as Colonel of a regiment, and empowered also to enlist men for three years' service in the Revolution.
He served as Selectman, and as Representative to the General Court.
In 1781 was referred to as 'Gentlemen'.
********************************
Son of Moses HUBBARD
{born - 8 July 1700 at Kittery
died - 1757 at Kittery}.
and
Abigail HEARD
{born - 15 April 1702 at Kittery
died - 1768 at Kittery}.
Occupation - Leather dresser.
Joseph and Anna married in 1764
at Kittery, York, Maine
They were the parents of;
five sons and four daughters.
"ONE THOUSAND YEARS OF HUBBARD HISTORY"
*******************************
Joseph was a prominent person of his time, he was on the committee of Correspondence in 1773 and a Captain in the Revolutionary War. He is spoken of in 'History of Wells and Kennebunk' as Colonel of a regiment, and empowered also to enlist men for three years' service in the Revolution.
He served as Selectman, and as Representative to the General Court.
In 1781 was referred to as 'Gentlemen'.
********************************
Son of Moses HUBBARD
{born - 8 July 1700 at Kittery
died - 1757 at Kittery}.
and
Abigail HEARD
{born - 15 April 1702 at Kittery
died - 1768 at Kittery}.
Joseph and Anna married in 1764
at Kittery, York, Maine
They were the parents of;
five sons and four daughters.
"ONE THOUSAND YEARS OF HUBBARD HISTORY"
*******************************
Joseph was a prominent person of his time, he was on the committee of Correspondence in 1773 and a Captain in the Revolutionary War. He is spoken of in 'History of Wells and Kennebunk' as Colonel of a regiment, and empowered also to enlist men for three years' service in the Revolution.
He served as Selectman, and as Representative to the General Court.
In 1781 was referred to as 'Gentlemen'.
********************************
Son of Moses HUBBARD
{born - 8 July 1700 at Kittery
died - 1757 at Kittery}.
and
Abigail HEARD
{born - 15 April 1702 at Kittery
died - 1768 at Kittery}.
Inscription
JOSEPH HUBBARD
August 1, 1741 - November 25, 1819
ANN HUBBARD
May 8, 1750 - August 18, 1796
wife of Joseph Hubbard
"They were both born in the town of Kittery'
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