David and Mary had a third son, Newton Hubbard, born March 8, 1890, of whom I have no further information.
The Martinsville Republican, June 27, 1895, p. 4: David Hubbard and Fulton Smith, of the Morgan edge of Monroe county, will start next Tuesday to drive through to Arkansas in a wagon. They will be accompanied by their families.
We do not have exact death information on Mary Elizabeth, but it is possible she sickened and died while on the above trip to Arkansas which is pure speculation of course.
The Martinsville Republican, June 27, 1895, p. 4: David Hubbard and Fulton Smith, of the Morgan edge of Monroe county, will start next Tuesday to drive through to Arkansas in a wagon. They will be accompanied by their families.
We do not have exact death information on Mary Elizabeth, but it is possible she sickened and died while on the above trip to Arkansas which is pure speculation of course.
David and Mary had a third son, Newton Hubbard, born March 8, 1890, of whom I have no further information.
The Martinsville Republican, June 27, 1895, p. 4: David Hubbard and Fulton Smith, of the Morgan edge of Monroe county, will start next Tuesday to drive through to Arkansas in a wagon. They will be accompanied by their families.
We do not have exact death information on Mary Elizabeth, but it is possible she sickened and died while on the above trip to Arkansas which is pure speculation of course.
The Martinsville Republican, June 27, 1895, p. 4: David Hubbard and Fulton Smith, of the Morgan edge of Monroe county, will start next Tuesday to drive through to Arkansas in a wagon. They will be accompanied by their families.
We do not have exact death information on Mary Elizabeth, but it is possible she sickened and died while on the above trip to Arkansas which is pure speculation of course.
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