Moses Hubbard

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Moses Hubbard
Born about 1753 in Berwick, York, Province of Mainemap [uncertain]
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Son of James Hubbard and Mary (Bane) Hubbard
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Husband of Esther (Larrabee) Hubbard — married 2 Jul 1774 in Wells, York, Mainemap
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Died about 1805 at about age 52 in Kennebunk, York, Maine, United Statesmap
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Biography

HUBBARD, Moses, Mil r Wells Mil-Wells _Soldiers, Sailors and Patriots of the Rev. War, Maine page 390

birth of Mary Bean https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9N8-9ZH7?i=34

m. Esther Larrabee 02 Jul 1774[1] Wells, York, Maine

"...under Look's grant, besides the original location of one hundred acres, in 1752 the above-named lot of forty acres was laid out under this grant, and that in 1772 Moses Hubbard sold to Edmund Currier thirty-seven acres and had ten acres of marsh surveyed for himself, all under same grant. page 91

1776. Surveyed for Moses Hubbard, under Look's grant (17 14), ten acres on, beginning at the county road at Nathaniel Cousens's fence. page 83

1777. Moses Hubbard sold to Edmund Currier thirty-seven acres, under Look's grant (1714) "beginning at the north corner of Joseph Storer's home lot, running thence to Deacon Kimball's fence, to Reuben Hatch's line and by his land to Mousam road." page 93

Research Notes

JAMES b. 29 Feb. 1728; in. 28 Feb. 1752 Mary Bean of York. Rem. to Kennebunk. Capt. in Rev. army. Killed at Cambridge in 1775.

JAMES — b Feb 29, 1728, m Feb 28, 1752, Mary Bean (living in 1783), dau of John and Mary (Hubbard) Bean of York. He lived in Kittery, but by June 13, 1754, had removed to Wells, or to that part afterward set off as Kennebunk. In 1749 he was architect and builder of Second Cong. Church at Wells, a two-story building 30 feet long, the nails in which were wrought by hand at the anvil. Mch 10, 1760, he was chosen surveyor of highways. During subsequent periods he was chosen constable, tithingman, warden and surveyor of lumber, selectman, and auditor of town accounts, and lived in Kennebunk. He was firm and resolute in his devotion to principle, and was elected Mch 22, 1775, member of committee on correspondence dealing with war matters. Afterward he enlisted a company for eight months and marched to Cambridge, Mass., where he was killed. "Joseph Storer, John Littlefield, Noah M. Littlefield, and JAMES HUBBARD were active officers in the great struggle and sealed their devotion to their country with their blood," reads the history of Wells and Kennebunk. The inventory of his estate, sworn to Oct 5, 1776, by Mary, his widow, amounted to L 465.1.

Children —

Mary (b abt 1760, d Mch 20, 1794, m Feb 11, 1776, Richard Gillpatrick, blacksmith, d Sep 15, 1828, son of James Gillpatrick of Ireland, and had Dimon, Sally and Daniel), Abi- gail, or "Nabby," (b about 1764, d abt 1785-6, m Jan 18, 1783, John Bourn, Jr — b 1759, Rev soldier at 16, married twice afterward and had ten more children — of Wells, and had Olive, b July 10, 1784^ Feb, 1803, and Samuel, h Dec 1, 1785, d July, 1809), Hannah (b 1767, d Oct 15, 1851, m Feb 23, 1786, Daniel Wise— b 1761, d May 6, 1843, mariner and Rev soldier, son of James and gr son Rev. Jeremiah Wise of Berwick — and had Betsey, John, Mary, Dankl, George and Hannah),

James (b abt 1745, called "joiner," was also a " sea captain," m Dorothy Couzens of Wells and d before June 28, 1796, inventory of estate $306.32, liabilities $210.98),

Diamond, or " Dimon " (b after 1745, mariner, m (?) Tabitha d 18 16, and had John, Dimon who m Phebe , William, Mary, Hannah, and Caroline)

and Moses (b after 1745, d after 1800, large landholder, called "joiner," and attorney in the administration of his father's estate Nov 14, 1783). One thousand years of Hubbard history, 866 to 1895. From Hubba, the Norse sea king, to the enlightened present by Day , Edward Warren, 1857

Sources

↑ "Maine Marriages, 1771-1907," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F468-KMD : 10 February 2018), Moses Hubbard and Ester Larrabee, 02 Jul 1774; citing Wells, York, Maine, reference ; FHL microfilm 12,622.
History of Kennebunk from its earliest settlement to 1890. Including biographical sketches by Remich, Daniel, 1809-1892. Publication date1911
Maine deed dated 1795. From Moses & Esther Hubbard to Thomas Perkins III of Arundel, Maine.
Thompson, William S, and Samuel D. Rumery. William Somers Thompson Records of Kennebunk and Kennebunkport Families. , 1929. Archival material.
Wells, Maine 2nd Book of Town Records, page 517 [Picton Press page 73] Intentions of marriage.
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