John Hubbs
1600 - 1680 (80 years)
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Name John Hubbs Born 1600 England 
Gender Male Died 1680 England Age 80 years Person ID I1864 Tree2020 Last Modified 20 Nov 2020
Family Silence Frattaruold, b. 1605, England , d. England Children 
1. Robert Hubbs, b. 1624, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, , England , d. 1706, Hempstead, Livingston, New York, USA (Age 82 years) [natural]Last Modified 20 Nov 2020 Family ID F586 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - (I) John Hubbs, undoubtedly a native of England, appears of record in Hempstead, New York, as early as November 17, 1668, at which time he bought eighteen acres of land. On September 23,1680, he purchased a house and lands from William Jones, and appears in connection with land transactions, July 11, 1691. He was a cooper and also a surgeon, and was occupied with both arts according to the town records. His wife’s name was Silence, and she survived him, he being deceased in 1711, when records prove her existence. He was one of the patentees of Hempstead, and paid a fee of five shillings and sixpence toward the patent. In 1723 a division of lands was made in which Robert Hubbs received in the right of his father, John Hubbs, fifteen and one-quarter acres, and nine square rods on the east side of the Rockaway road, valued at twenty-two shillings and eleven pence, apd later nine acres and twenty rods at Rockaway, valued at three pounds, thirteen shillings. He had a daughter Elizabeth, who married Adam Mott. A full record of his children is not obtainable.
- (I) John Hubbs, undoubtedly a native of England, appears of record in Hempstead, New York, as early as November 17, 1668, at which time he bought eighteen acres of land. On September 23,1680, he purchased a house and lands from William Jones, and appears in connection with land transactions, July 11, 1691. He was a cooper and also a surgeon, and was occupied with both arts according to the town records. His wife’s name was Silence, and she survived him, he being deceased in 1711, when records prove her existence. He was one of the patentees of Hempstead, and paid a fee of five shillings and sixpence toward the patent. In 1723 a division of lands was made in which Robert Hubbs received in the right of his father, John Hubbs, fifteen and one-quarter acres, and nine square rods on the east side of the Rockaway road, valued at twenty-two shillings and eleven pence, apd later nine acres and twenty rods at Rockaway, valued at three pounds, thirteen shillings. He had a daughter Elizabeth, who married Adam Mott. A full record of his children is not obtainable.