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A Short History Hubbardton was chartered on 15 June 1764 by Benning Wentworth, Governor of New Hampshire to Thomas Hubbard and others. Settlement started in 1774 with the families of Uriah Hickok and William Trowbridge. In 1775, they were joined by the families of Samuel Churchill, William Spaulding, Abdial Webster, Benjamin Hickok, Benajah Boardman, Jesse Churchill, and John Sellek. In 1777, prior to the Battle of Hubbardton the women and children fled and some of the men were taken prisoner by the Indians. After the Revolutionary War, settlement restarted with 20 families in the town by 1784.
Hubbardton is well known as the site of the Battle of Hubbardton in the Revolutionary War. This was the only battle of the Revolution actually fought on Vermont soil.
| Ackley, Champion [1/1/4] Ashley, Abner [3/1/7] Dewey, Elijah [1/1/1] Davis, David [1/2/4] Dewey, Israel [2/2/6] Debro,Samuel [1/0/2] Dodge, Nehemiah [1/0/0] Doud, Peleg [3/0/4] Doud,Peleg,Jr [1/0/2] Forest, William [1/1/4] Flag, Thophelus [1/1/2] Foster, Chandler [1/2/1] Gregory, Ithamar [1/4/4] Gilbert, Thaddeus [2/2/3] Gilbert,Thomas [3/0/2] GilIet, Benjamin [1/0/1] Churchill, Jenna [1/2/6] Culver, Nathan [1/2/7] Churchill, Josiah [2/1/1] Churchill, Joseph [2/3/5] Churchill, Saml [1/0/2] Churchill, Ezekl [2/2/2] Churchill, Jesse [1/1/2] Churchill, John [1/2/2] Churchill, Silas [1/0/1] Churchill, William [2/1/2] Churchill, Saml., Jr [1/3/2] Handy, Joshua [1/0/0] Hubbard, Amos [1/1/2] Hubbard, Saml [2/2/6] Hollebert, Jobn [2/0/0] Hamlin. Eleaser [1/1/ Hoit, Nathan [1/3/4] How, Isaac [2/0/1] Hicock,Mathew [1/1/2] Hicock, Benjamin [2/1/3] Hicock, Uriah [4/1/3] Hicock,David [1/5/3] Jennings, Joseph [1/0/3] Keeler, Uri [1/3/2] Lewis, Ebenezer [1/2/2] |
Lawrence, Joab [2/0/3] Lawrence, Bigelow [2/1/5] Meed, James [1/0/0] Nicherson, John [1/0/0] Osgood, Josiah [1/0/4] Pierce, Nathan [1/0/0] Parson, Samuel [1/0/0] Payne,Daniel [1/0/0] Spalding, Wm., Jur [1/2/2] Stanton, Jonathan [2/0/2] Spalding, William [2/0/2] Sellick, John [3/1/3] Sellick, Benjamin [1/1/2] Squire, Jesse [1/1/1] Saint John, John [1/2/0] Sabins, Isaac [1/0/2] Saint John, Nehemh [2/0/2] Rumsey, Isaac [3/1/3] Rumsey, Hezekiah [1/1/4] Rumsey, John S [2/1/1] Rumsey, John, 2d [3/0/1] Ray, Gilbert [1/3/1] Rumsey, Noah [1/0/0] Rumsey, Nathan [2/1/4] Rumsey, William [1/3/3] Rumsey, Joseph [5/4/3] Rumsey, Danl [1/2/6] Trowbridge, William [1/3/3] Willard, Ebenezer [3/3/4] Whitlocke, David [1/0/1] Whitlocke, Sarah [0/2/3] Wood, Lamuel [2/1/3] Wright, Asahael [1/5/2] Woolwic, Duresher [1/0/3] Willard, Ephraim [1/0/2] Whelply, James [2/1/4] Walker, Elisha [1/0/2] Webster, Abdili [0/0/2] Warren, Simeon [1/1/2] Willard, Joseph [1/0/0] Lewis, Ebenezer [1/0/0] |
From: Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States
Taken in the Year 1790:Vermont,
originally published by the Government Printing Office, 1907, republished
Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore MD, 1992, p. 39-40.
From: Scott Andrew Bartley, "Name Changes in Vermont", Vermont Genealogy, Jan2004 [Note: Vermont Genealogy is a publication of the Vermont Genealogical Society. Membership in this organization is recommended for researcher whose ancestors passed through Vermont.]
Useful Links
Churchill
Genealogy Pages This includes
information, compiled by Irene Hahn, about the Churchill family of Hubbardton.
Hubbardton Bibliography
Margaret R. Jenks, Benson, Hubbardton, and Sudbury Cemetery Inscription, Rutland County, Vermont, published by the compiler, 1993.A complete listing of cemetery inscriptions from the town of Hubbardton.
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