Elisha HUBBARD

Other Events and Attributes:

• Military Service: Soldier in the French and Indian Wars

Family/Spouse: Lucy STEARNS. Lucy was born on 06 Oct 1727; died on 07 May 1816; was buried in The Hill Cemetery, Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Elisha HUBBARD was born on 12 Nov 1751; died on 06 Dec 1755; was buried in The Hill Cemetery, Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts.
2. John HUBBARD was born in 1764; died on 22 Jul 1804 in Hatfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA; was buried in The Hill Cemetery, Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts.

John married Hannah COWLES in 1718 in E. Hartford, Connecticut. Hannah (daughter of Timothy COWLES and Hannah PITKIN) was born in 1693 in East Hartford, Connecticut; died on 19 Feb 1777 in Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts; was buried in The Hill Cemetery, Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Fact: Daughter of Timothy Cowles and Hannah Pitkin of East Hartford

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1714, Settled in Hatfield, but removed to Sunderland where he was a deacon.
• Death: 09 Aug 1750

Isaac married Anne WARNER. Anne (daughter of Lieut. Daniel WARNER and Mary ?) was born on 17 Nov 1669 in Hadley, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts; died on 26 Jun 1750 in Sunderland, Franklin Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Fact: Daughter of Daniel Warner

Notes:

Name:
Timothy m. January 1, 1689/90, Hannah, born 1666 or 1667' d. 1737; daughter of Hon. William and Hannah (Goodwin) Pitkin of East Hartford, Conn. Hannah Goodwin was daughter of Ozias Goodwin, one of the first settlers in East Hartford. Hon. William Pitkin was one of the original settlers and large landholders in East Hartford; principal attorney of the colony; treasurer 1676; assistant 1690, until his death Dec. 16, 1694. His grandson, William Pitkin, son of William and Elizabeth (Stanley) Pitkin, was a great grandson of John Cowles. he was judge of the Superior Court; Deputy or Lieutenant Governor, 1754-1766, and governor of the Colony of Connecticut, 1766-1769, the date of his death. After his marriage Timothy Cowles removed to East Hartford, where he first appears in the records in 1695. He owned a three mile lot east and west from the conn. River easterly, part of which was taken in the highway laid out from Richard Gilman's north of Gilman's Brook easterly in 1734. He lived jut south of Gilman's Brook on the East side of Main street before 1700, on the site occupied in 1879 by Mr. I. Carney.

On Dec. 27, 1687 the town of Farmington granted to Timothy Cowles a four-acre lot, lying on the south side of Samuel Cowles senior's four acre lot "provided that he do come and inhabit in the town," from which it appears that he was not then a resident of Farmington.

He was a collector of the 3rd Ecclesiastical Society of Hartford in 1701, and deacon in 1718. Chosen at a Town Meeting, Hartford, Dec. 25, 1701, surveyor for the East Side; Dec. 17, 1706, constable for the year ensuing; constable, Dec. 18, 1711; grand jury man, Dec. 15, 1713; selectman, Dec. 18, 1716, for the year ensuing. In his will on file in the State Library at Hartford, dated march 31, 1728, his wife is not mentioned, indicating that she was not then living. They were admitted to full communion in the First Church at Hartford, Aug. 11, 1695.

Timothy married Hannah PITKIN on 1 Jan 1689/90. Hannah (daughter of William PITKIN and Hannah GOODWIN) was born in 1666; died in 1737. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]