"he only Hubbard I know was Dr. Roscoe Hubbard of Waterford. He was a general practioner & had an office in his home. He was an 'old time family doctor'. I needed an exam prior to entering Fryeburg Academy. …"
-
William D. Hubbard
- Melbourne, FL
- United States
- Blog Posts (1)
- Discussions (11)
- Groups (4)
- Member Photos (3)
- Photo Albums
William D. Hubbard's Groups
-
Seafaring Ancestors
58 members
-
Revolutionary War Ancest…
116 members
-
Colonial Ancestors
190 members
-
Maine in the Military
46 members
William D. Hubbard's Discussions
"Old Kittery and it's Families, Everett S. Stackpole, 1903 by Lewiston Journal
I have recently acquired a complete copy of this book as an ebook from Barns & Noble.com at no cost. It is also available from Google.com as a free book for anyone with a computer, iPad or…Continue
Started Jun 17, 2013
History of the French & Indian Wars
I've been searching for Hubbard ancestors who fought in the French & Indian Wars and the Seige of Louisburg, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. One of the few places I have had any luck is in the…Continue
Started Mar 6, 2013
Pictures of Hubbard Ancestors
3 Replies
I am seeking pictures of my Hubbard Ancestors from anyone who may have them or know a source for same. I am not seeking pictures of gravesites or monuments but, just these people: Phillip Hubbard…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alden Russell Newhall Mar 13, 2013.
Hubbards Who Died in American Revolution
I am a direct descendant of Capt. Phillip Hubbard 9Nov.1693-17May1722 of Berwick, Maine. In the Spring of 1775 his son, Philip Hubbard, Jr. was commissioned by John Hancock as a Captain in Scamans…Continue
Started Mar 5, 2013
William D. Hubbard's Page
Latest Activity
"T"
Profile Information
- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Hubbard
- What locations in Maine are you researching?
- York County
William D. Hubbard's Photos
William D. Hubbard's Blog
Maine Hubbards in French & Indian Wars and American Revolution
I am directly descended from Capn.Phillip Hubbard and Elizabeth Roberts of Berwick, Me.
Capn. Phillip ubbard served as a Lieutenant in Capn.William Garrish's company during the Lebanon & Saco River Expedition in 1756. In 1775 he received a commission of Capn. and led a company of Col. Scammons' 30th. Regt. of Foot in the Continental Army. He served in Cambridge and his company was in reserve at the Battle of Bunker…
ContinuePosted on January 21, 2013 at 9:22am
Comment Wall
- No comments yet!
Maine Genealogy Archives
© 2022 Created by Chris Dunham.
Powered by
