Samuel Hubbard of CT, MA & RI

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Permalink Reply by Craig Hubbard on July 24, 2009 at 7:16pm

Hello Merryan,

I am a direct male line descendant of George Hubbard (1601-1685) of Middletown, CT.

AND

I'm also a direct line descendant of Samuel Hubbard (1610-1689) and Tacy Cooper (1608-1687) through one of my father's mother's lines. I have included the line in my paternal lines database on Roots Web World Connect:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tazhu...

I'm very interested in locating a direct male line descendant of this Samuel Hubbard (1610-1689). Do you know of any? I would like to have their YDNA tested and included in the Hubbard Surname DNA Project at Family Tree DNA, of which I am the Group Administrator.

I suspect that there my not be any direct male line descendants of this Samuel Hubbard (1610-1689), in the USA. Perhaps in England.

I recall reading a statement that this Samuel Hubbard had no sons in the USA to carry the line forward.

Regards
Craig Hubbard

Permalink Reply by Merryann Palmer on July 24, 2009 at 9:19pm

Hi!

I show that he had a son Samuel, but he died about age 20. So I doubt that there are any male descendants around. One of these days they may come up with a way to track the women - I hope!!!

Permalink Reply by Christine B on August 21, 2009 at 10:10am

Hi Merryann,
I am a direct descendant of Ruth Hubbard and Robert Burdick.

I have been searching information about the Hubbards and I just cannot find anything after Samuel and Tacy. I hope you all can fill in the blanks for me.

Also I am interested in storys about the family and its members.

Permalink Reply by Merryann Palmer on August 22, 2009 at 5:57pm

By after, I presume you mean their ancestors!

I show Samuel Hubbard's parents as James (b. England; m. @ 1592 Naomi Cocke (no dates found, d. in Mendalsham, Co. Suffolk, England); d. 18 April 1611, Mendalsham, Co. Suffolk, England.

His grandfather is given as Thomas, who was burned by Mary in 1555.

Here are some of my resources. If you can't locate them, let me know and I'll make them available for you.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hubbard/hubbard_p...

A Brief History of a few Early Settlers of Rhode Island and some of their descendants; Mary S. Andrews; Farina, IL; 1910; copyist Daisy Schrader, June 5, 1926; Milton Junction WI

Foxe's Book of Martyrs: http://www.born-again-christian.info/foxes.book.of.martyrs/foxes.19...

Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island; John Osborne Austin; Joel Munsells Sons, Albany NY; 1887; pp. 100-101

Magazine of New England History, vol. 1; Newport RI; 1891; "Extracts from the Letter Book of Samuel Hubbard" contributed by Ray Greene Hueling; pp. 172-201 (part 1)

Magazine of New England History, vol. 2; Newport RI; 1892; "Extracts from the Letter Book of Samuel Hubbard" contributed by Ray Greene Hueling; pp. 59-65(part 2); pp. 171-176 (part 3); pp. 243-246 (part 4)

The Narragansett Historical Register, vol. 1; 1882-3; James N. Arnold, Editor; Hamilton RI; p. 130

The Narragansett Historical Register, vol. 2; 1883-84; James N. Arnold, Editor; Hamilton, RI; pp. 97-101

The Narragansett Historical Register, vol. 5; 1887; James N. Arnold, Editor; Hamilton, RI; pp. 289-327

New England Families, Rhode Island Edition; The American Historical Society, Inc.; New York; 1928; p. 179

Newport Seventh Day Baptist Trilogy; Ilou M. & Don A. Sanford; Heritage Books, Inc; Bowie MD; 1998; pp. 10-29. 58-65, 73-81, 86-102

Samuel Hubbard, the Puritan; http://www.archive.org/stream/samuelhubbardofn00huli/samuelhubbardo... (an archived version, has some formatting codes embedded)

RI Roots,vol. 4; RI Genealogical Society; 1978; "Early Seventy-Day Baptists in Rhode Island"; Melinda & Shirley Greene; pp 1, 4-5

There are several Hubbard family genealogies as well that cover the same information as these collections.

Hope this helps!!!

Merryann

Permalink Reply by Christine B on August 24, 2009 at 7:14am

Yes sorry I do mean Ancestors.

Thank you very much.