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Note N1220 Index

Missouri Death certificate No. 39969.

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Note N1221 Index

1850,60,70,80,1900 Census

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Note N1222 Index

An obit, cited by Debbie, is as follows: "Lucy was born in Va, emigrated with her family when a child, stopping for a short time in Ky, and arriving in the Territory of Missouri in the year 1800. Here, Mr. Hubbard, her father, settled in the charming valley of Florissant, about 15 miles from the then French village of St. Louis, where she spent the remainder of a rather extraordinary life. She became the mother of 15 children, 14 of whom lived to be heads of families, her first born dying at five years of age. Her entire progeny before her death numbered 15 sons and daughters, 93 grand children and 75 great grand children. Twelve sons and daughters still live, 9 of them being present at her funeral. sister Patterson, with her husband, was received into the Methodist Church by Rev. John Clark (1st Methodist preacher in Missouri) in 1806. She died at the house of her son, Derrett, Nov 3, 1876. Her funeral took place on the 5th at Cold Water Church."

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Note N1223 Index

Debbie cites Bible records of Eusebius Hubbard, Lucy's brother.
"Lucy was born in VA, emigrated with her family when a child, stopping for a short time in KY, and arriving in the Territory of Missouri in the year 1800. Here, Mr. Hubbard, her father, settled in the charming valley of Florissant, about 15 miles from the then French village of St. Louis, where she spent the remainder of a rather extraordinary life. She became the mother of 15 children, 14 whom lived to be heads of families, her first born dying at five years of age. Her entire progeny before her death numbered 15 sons and daughters, 93 grandchildren and 75 great grandchildren. Twelve sons and daughters still live, 9 of them being present at her funeral. Sister Patterson, with her husband, was received into the Methodist Church by Rev. John Clark (first Methodist preacher in Missouri), in 1806. She died at the house of her son, Derrett, Nov 3 1876. Her funeral took place on the 5th at Cold Water Church."--Find-a-grave

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Note N1224 Index

Date given as 21 Apr 1788 by Debbie Schmidt.

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Note N1225 Index

Living with daughter Elizabeth and son-in-law.

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Note N1226 Index

Debbie cites Bible records of Eusebius Hubbard, brother of Daniel, and Carol Barclay, 8103 W 101st St, Overland Park, Kansas.

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Note N1227 Index

Came to Virginia before 1645.

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Note N1228 Index

1850,60,80 Census includes her.

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Note N1229 Index

Living with his father.

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Note N1230 Index

1900 Census gives Feb 1873 date and California birthplace.

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Note N1231 Index

Birthplace given as Md

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Note N1232 Index

He was a steamboat man, New Orleand, 1847-1957; Cotton Broker and Merchant, Galveston, Texas, 1857-1865, then in Baltimore, and oafter in San Francisco where he died.

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Note N1233 Index

At the Hill Church (Swatara) which is now known as St. Paul's Lutheran in the Sand Hills, by Ref John Casper Stoever.