James Hubbard, I

James Hubbart married first Martha (no last name given) and second 31 Dec 1664 Elizabeth Baylis also Bailis and Balies

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James Hubbard (abt. 1613 - 1693)

James Hubbard aka Hubartt, Hubbart

Born about 1613 in Langham, Rutland, England

Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]

[sibling%28s%29 unknown]

Husband of Elizabeth (Bayless) Hubbard — married 31 Dec 1664 in Long Island, New Netherland

Father of James Hubbard II, John Hubbard, Elias Hubbard, Samuel Hubbard and Hannah (UNKNOWN) Hubbard
Died 1693 in Long Island,Kings,New Yorkmap Profile managers: New Netherland Settlers WikiTree private message [send private message], Doug Lockwood private message [send private message], and Puritan Great Migration Project WikiTree private message [send private message] Profile last modified 25 Feb 2020 | Created 21 Nov 2014 This page has been accessed 1,229 times. The Prince's Flag. James Hubbard was a New Netherland settler.

James Hubbard migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640).

Biography

Puritan Great Migration

James Hubbard } immigrated to New England between 1621 and 1640 and later departed for Long Island James Hubbartt was the youngest son of either seven or eleven children. He was born in 1613 in Langham, England, (Rutland Co.) He was the son of Henry and Margaret Hubbart, or Hubbard, the name was written both ways. He came to America in 1637, and settled first in Charleston, Mass. Then he moved down to Long Island where he was granted land in Gravesend (now part of Brooklyn) in 1645. The chart bears the date of December 19, 1645. In the Brooklyn record office there is the old Charter with the fine signature of James Hubbart. His various moves are noted in the family Bible so it is not difficult to trace him.

James Hubbart married first Martha (no last name given) and second 31 Dec 1664 Elizabeth Baylis also Bailis and Balies. Their children are:

James Hubbartt born Dec. 10, 1665 Rebecca April 28, 1667 lizabeth June 3, 1669 John March 20, 1670 Elias April 11 1673 Hannah (no date given for her birth, but the only statement was that she married Myndert Johnston) Marriage 31 Dec 1664 to Elizabeth Balies in Gravesend, LI Marriage Records [1]

Before 1663 he had moved to Monmouth [?] New Jersey. Samuel, the youngest was born May 1676.

John (2) married Rachel Goelet in 1700, the daughter of John Goelet of Milford, Kent Co., Delaware. Her brothers were John, Isaac and Joseph. Her uncles were George and Abram.

John and Rachel lived for some time in Monmouth Co., New Jersey, then went to Cape May Co., N.J.

John and Rachel had a large family, seven sons and one daughter;

Benjamin, Obediah, Henry, William, James, Joseph, John, and Rachel. The fourth son, James born in 1707, married in 1732, May 13, Elizabeth Maddox of Burlington N.J. James and Elizabeth moved to Kent Co. Delaware, where his maternal grandfather, John Goelet, Gullet still lived. They took up land in Mispillion Hundreds, not far from the Gullets. They had James, William and John. Four born in Kent Co., where Ralph, Richard, Joseph, Samuel and several daughters were born.

John Hubbartt took up land that part of Orange Co., which was later divided and called Guilford Co. On a visit to Kent Co. he met and married his cousin, Elizabeth Smith and their first child James, was born. He and his wife and child returned to North Carolina and several of the Smiths and Gullets went back with them.

John's land in North Carolina was on the Flat Road connecting Greensboro and Wilksborough [Hillsborough]. The deeds are on record in both towns. He also owned land in Halifax Co. north where his brother William settled. The Gullets settled in Lincoln Co. North Carolina and some of them went West with john Hubbartt when he went to Indiana.

John H. & Elizabeth had two daughters Esther, who married her cousin Ralph Smith and Margaret who married Joseph Glenn on Sept 4[?], 1797 in Greensboro North Carolina. She was born May 25, 1769 and died in aurora, Indiana, May 29, 1869, and is buried in Mt. Tabor Burying ground. She was 100 yrs old and 4 days.

Revolutionary Service

The Army records show that John Hubbard enlisted as a private in Capt. Sharpe's Company of the 10th regiment of North Carolina Volunteers on the 5th of April 1781 for twelve months service time being out on the eighth of Sept. 1782.

Family Members

Parents

Henry Hobart or Hubbard 1591 – 1625 Margaret Langham 1573 – Spouse & Children

Elizabeth Bayless 1646 – 1682 James Hubbard 1665 – 1723 Rebecca Hubbard 1667 – 1732 Elizabeth Hubbard 1669 – John Hubbard 1670 – Elias Hubbard 1673 – 1731 Samuel Hubbard 1676 – Hannah Hubbard 1678 – Notes

James F. Hubbard, a son of Henry and Margaret Hubbard of Langham, Rutlandshire, England. He was the youngest of eleven (seven)* children. He first arrived in America about 1637, and settled at Charlestown, MA. In 1643 he moved to Long Island, NY, along with several other families who held religious beliefs contrary to those who ruled the Massachusetts Bay Colony, (Anabaptist: Baptism during adulthood after confession of faith, instead of in infancy). Anabaptist means Again Baptized. Among these migrants were, Lady Deborah Moody, her son Sir Henry Moody and Ensign George Baxter. These four were granted land on 19 Dec 1645. James surveyed this land and laid out Gravesend and parts of Hempstead. He is alleged to have been a man of "great respectability and influence." He also owned 176 acres at the head of Fresh Kills, on Staten Island. He is off times referred to as "Sergeant" and was their “Scout (Sheriff).” "Kills" is the river around the Isle of Meadows western Staten Island, NY. Rutland means “Rota’s Land.” *Old English” “Leaven means seven.” L is a tall S. DAR mistakenly listed him as the eleventh child.[2]

Sources

↑ https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/48331/LongIslandSrcRec-001876-... ↑ DAR record 220041 U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s: U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about James Hubbard Name: James Hubbard Arrival Year: 1637 Arrival Place: Charlestown, Massachusetts Source Publication Code: 1262 Primary Immigrant: Hubbard, James Annotation: Date and place of settlement or date and place of arrival. Names not restricted to the Order of Founders and Patriots of America. Source Bibliography: COLKET, MEREDITH B., JR. Founders of Early American Families: Emigrants from Europe, 1607-1657. Cleveland: General Court of the Order of Founders and Patriots of America, 1975. 366p. Page: 153 Source Information: Ancestry.com. U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010. Original data: Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012. 4 citations provide evidence for Name, Arrival, Birth U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 2 citations provide evidence for Name, Marriage U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700 1 citation provides evidence for Name, Marriage Geni profile: James Hubbard Sources from Great Migration Directory: Key to sources found here: Space:Sources-GMB ChTR 31 ChBOP 25 MBCR 1:311 EQC 1:28, 45, 48, 52-54 SLR 1:46 Kings County Settlers 148 Edward Warren Day, One Thousand Yeears of Hubbard History, 866 - 1895 (New York 1895) pp 63, 64.

James Hubbartt was the youngest son of eleven children. He was born in 1613 in Langham, England, (Rutland Co.) He was the son of Henry and Margaret Hubbart, or Hubbard, the name was written both ways. He came to America in 1637, and settled first in Charleston, Mass. Then he moved down to Long Island where he was granted land in Gravesend (now part of Brooklyn) in 1645. The chart bears the date of December 19, 1645. In the Brooklyn record office there is the old Charter with the fine signature of James Hubbart. His various moves are noted in the family Bible so it is not difficult to trace him.

James Hubbart married Elizabeth Baylis also Bailis. Their children are:

1. James Hubbartt born Dec. 10, 1665
2. Rebecca April 28, 1667
3. Elizabeth June 3, 1669
4. John March 20, 1670. John (2) married Rachel Goelet in 1700, the daughter of John Goelet of Milford, Kent Co., Delaware. Her brothers were John, Isaac and Joseph. Her uncles were George and Abram. John and Rachel lived for some time in Monmouth Co., New Jersey, then went to Cape May Co., N.J. John and Rachel had a large family, seven sons and one daughter;
   1. Benjamin,
   2. Obediah,
   3. Henry,
   4. William,
   5. James, . The fourth son, James born in 1707, married in 1732, May 13, Elizabeth Maddox of Burlington N.J. James and Elizabeth moved to Kent Co. Delaware, where his maternal grandfather, John Goelet, Gullet still lived. They took up land in Mispillion Hundreds, not far from the Gullets. They had James, William and John. Four born in Kent Co., where Ralph, Richard, Joseph, Samuel and several daughters were born.
   6. Joseph,
   7. John.
   8. Rachel.
5. Elias April 11 1673
6. Hannah (no date given for her birth, but the only statement was that she married Myndert Johnston)
7. Before 1663 he had moved to Monmouth [?] New Jersey. Samuel, the youngest was born May 1676.

John Hubbartt took up land that part of Orange Co., which was later divided and called Guilford Co. On a visit to Kent Co. he met and married his cousin, Elizabeth Smith and their first child James, was born. He and his wife and child returned to North Carolina and several of the Smiths and Gullets went back with them.

John's land in North Carolina was on the Flat Road connecting Greensboro and Wilksborough [Hillsborough]. The deeds are on record in both towns. He also owned land in Halifax Co. north where his brother William settled. The Gullets settled in Lincoln Co. North Carolina and some of them went West with john Hubbartt when he went to Indiana.

Revolutionary Service

The Army records show that John Hubbard enlisted as a private in Capt. Sharpe's Company of the 10th regiment of North Carolina Volunteers on the 5th of April 1781 for twelve months service time being out on the eighth of Sept. 1782.

Family Members

Parents

• Henry Hobart or Hubbard 1591 – 1625
• Margaret Langham 1573 –

Spouse & Children

• Elizabeth Bayless 1646 – 1682

1. James Hubbard 1665 – 1723
2. Rebecca Hubbard 1667 – 1732
3. Elizabeth Hubbard 1669 –
4. John Hubbard 1670 –
5. Elias Hubbard 1673 – 1731
6. Samuel Hubbard 1676 –
7. Hannah Hubbard 1678 –

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Found in WikiTree: "James Hubbartt was the youngest son of either seven or eleven children. He was born in 1613 in Langham, England, (Rutland Co.) He was the son of Henry and Margaret Hubbart, or Hubbard, the name was written both ways. He came to America in 1637, and settled first in Charleston, Mass. Then he moved down to Long Island where he was granted land in Gravesend (now part of Brooklyn) in 1645. The chart bears the date of December 19, 1645. In the Brooklyn record office there is the old Charter with the fine signature of James Hubbart. His various moves are noted in the family Bible so it is not difficult to trace him. James Hubbart married first Martha (no last name given) and second 31 Dec 1664 Elizabeth Baylis also Bailis and Balies. Their children are: James Hubbartt born Dec. 10, 1665 Rebecca April 28, 1667 lizabeth June 3, 1669 John March 20, 1670 Elias April 11 1673 Hannah (no date given for her birth, but the only statement was that she married Myndert Johnston) Marriage 31 Dec 1664 to Elizabeth Balies in Gravesend, LI Marriage Records [1]

James Hubbard

Emigrated from England c.1637 to Charlestown, Massachusetts.

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