Hulbert - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hulbert, Hurlbut: Spelling of names

Margaret18213 — 2009-10-12 01:04:52Z

I understand there are over 20 different spellings.

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

royhulbertuk — 2009-08-26 21:08:49Z

Hi Jackie,
Just saw your message re Hulberts of Trowbridge.
Sidney Hulbert was my grandfather who married Ida and moved to 19 Crown La.
Morden Surrey.He died before I was born but I have fond memories of "Nanny
Hulbert" and a small house full of uncles and aunts at Christmas!
You must be the daughter of one of my cousins,but I can't think which one - I'm
so poor at keeping in touch!
Anyway, if I can help at all you can contact me at royhulbertuk@yahoo,co.uk

Roy

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

royhulbertuk — 2009-08-26 20:37:44Z

Hi Tracey, thejones21, I've just come across this correspondence from last year!
If you still need to know more about the Hulberts of Trowbridge I may be able to help. John H. & Sarah Rose were my great great Grandparents and although I don't have a lot of detailed family history one or two of my relations do.
In case this doesn't show my e mail address you can contact me at
royhulbertuk@yahoo.co.uk

I look forward to hearing from you

Roy

HULBERT Mildred Grant 1920-1980

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 22:45:26Z

HULBERT Mildred Grant 1920-1980

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: George Hulbert, Civil War vet

tlhulbert — 2009-07-01 08:42:52Z

My husband and I have traced this George through his Civil War and deaths records to be my husband's gg-Grandfather from Bradford Co., PA. He was the son of Amos Hulbert and Betsey Coolbaugh of PA. The only known child was Merritt Hulbert who was born in Tomah, WI in Jan. of 1875. The census of 1875 in Tomah shows two females in the household, one being a possible sister to Merritt. George had married a Sarah Cown/Cohen, Cone?, whom we have not yet been able to identify. Sarah apparently died at a young age because Merritt was living with neighbors in the Census of 1880.

Re: Hulberts

ahouliston1 — 2009-06-16 18:47:43Z

Hi Rick,

Not sure if we've been in contact before but I have done extensive research on the Houliston family worldwide.

Some of the info you have stated regarding Nellie contradicts info I have available, viz., her mother was Rachel Booth which where the Booth name originates in your dad's name and your granduncle George Booth Houliston.

Feel free to contact me on andrew.houliston@gmail.com

http://houliston.lisaandroger.com

cheers

Andrew

Honorable John Calvin Hulbert: Saratoga

hedgeturner — 2009-06-09 21:59:13Z

I am looking for information on the first wife of John Calvin Hulbert born Feb 12, 1817 in Pittsford, Rutland Co, Vt. He worked as a lawyer in Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Co, NY. On June 21, 1848, he married a woman named "Mrs. Sarah Cross" in the city of Albany, NY. The 1855 NY Census recorded she was born in Hudson, Columbia County, NY. Before Sarah's death on Dec 11, 1863, they had one daughter Jennie born in abt 1858. On April 17, 1866, John then married Katherine Amanda Benedict by whom he had a daughter Mary Vernon Hulbert (1870-1957), who was known as Mamie. I am looking for any information on Sarah. Thanks!

Re: Hulberts

thehulberts1 — 2009-05-03 14:05:28Z

Thank you very much for the info. I had forgotten that I had posted anything. I am sure that this will help out alot.

Thanks again,
Bill Hulbert

Re: Hulberts

rickww2l — 2009-05-03 00:34:23Z

My great grandmother was Nellie Hulbert B:1866 in Michigan,
married George B. Houliston, her father was C. Hulbert B:1838 in New York, mother's name was Helen "maiden name unknown" B:1840 in New York also and a sister Jennie B:1869 in Michigan. Taken from the 1900 US Federal Census, under Minnisota. Hellie F. Hulbert "Toole"'s daughter Helen R. Houliston B:Mar 1894 in Minnisota is my grandmother. Helen R. Houliston married Claudius B. Toole B:1888 in Montana. My father Clark Booth Toole was born 1912 in Montana. A little more detail can be found in my Family Tree under Richard Warren Toole.

Best of luck with your search! I hope this helps some.
Sincerely, Rick Toole

Need lookup in RG Hulbert's Hulbert Family

villandra1 — 2009-04-25 00:55:40Z

I need a lookup of two pieces of information in RG Hulbert's Hulbert Family.

Both concern the wives of William Hulbert II, son of the emigrant. His second wife was named Howard. His son Obadiah defended his mother's Howard interests in something or other. Search for the Passengers of the Mary and John states, in two articles on William Hulbird I and descendants, that William II married a third time to Hannah Whitaker, widow of John Hulit of Concord. Then the Great Migration Begins cites the Passengers of the Mary and John as a source for that idea.

The Passengers of teh Mary and John articles name three general sources for their Hulbert family information, and none of this is in the other two sources that are mentioned. Also from what I've seen online, I think that both statements come from R.G. Hulbert's Hulbert Family, 1937.

If someone has access to that book, PLEASE lookup what it says on William II's wives, and on Obadiah's defending his mother's Howard interests; including all source information. Thanks!

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

thejones21 — 2009-04-14 21:20:40Z

Thanks Jackie for your message, sorry for the delay in responding. Yes it does sound like it is the same family of Hulberts, though your line is not one I am following.
How far have you gone back on the Hulbert line.
Hope to hear from you soon
Tracey

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

thejones21 — 2009-04-14 21:18:02Z

Thanks Karen for your offer of assistance, but you have already opened your tree for me on the other website. Hope this message finds you well.
Best wishes
Tracey

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

karensdomain1 — 2009-04-14 21:05:18Z

Hi Tracey,

I am related to the Hulberts of Trowbridge. Gladys Winifred Hulbert born c.1908 was my great aunt. On my family tree I have got as far back as John Hulbert born c.1800 in Westbury, Wiltshire and he married Sarah Rose in Hinton Charterhouse on 6 8 1820. Let me know if you would still like information on any of the Hulberts?

Thanks,
Karen

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

jacksprat61 — 2009-02-12 12:54:33Z

I think my Hulberts may be the same as yours. My ggGrandfather was John Hulbert born abt 1838 in Trowbridge, son of John Hulbert and Sara Rose Minly. He had a brother called Joseph. He married Maria Comely in 1861 in Melksham and had 3 children, Elizabeth, Arthur James and Sydney and died in 1897. Sydney my ggrandfather was born in 1875 in Trowbridge and later moved to Surrey.

Hope this helps
Jackie

William Hulbert 1795-1848

thehulberts1 — 2008-12-14 21:19:28Z

I am searching for any info on William Hulbert, born in Connecticut in 1795 and dies in Spencer, NY in 1848. He had two wives, one named Sara Westbrook with 4 children and another named Luca Mils. I am looking for his parents or any siblings. I am ultimately trying to link my family with a US Marine by the name of Henry Lewis Hulbert.

George Hulbert, Civil War vet

wolnduffy — 2008-11-27 21:00:50Z

From the Hayward Republican newspaper Sept. 20, 1894
"Mustered Out"
George Hulbert, an old veteran familiarly known to most of us, was found dead in bed at the Frank Lavell stopping place on the Spider Lake road Tuesday. He retired the night before apparently in good health and spirits. The authorities here were notified and Coroner Smith, with a jury of six men and Dr. Trowbridge, repaired to the above-named place where, after a thorough examination, was discovered that the man had died from heart trouble. The remains were brought to this city and taken charge of by the G.A.R., assisted by the Sons of Veterans and Drum Corps, gave him a decent and respectable burial yesterday afternoon. Little is known of the deceased, except that he was an old timer and a member of the 42nd Wis. Vol. Inf.

This George appears on the 1890 Veteran's Schedule as a resident of Sawyer County who served his country from Feb. 9, 1865 to Sept. 7, 1865 as a private in Company E. He was discharged on disability.

Hulbert Bath Somerset England

reb53mik — 2008-10-13 21:09:51Z

I am trying to find information on William and Adelaide Hulbert from 23 St James Square Bath, this was their adress in 1920, any information would be much appreicated
Thanks Rebecca

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

Ssteevenson — 2008-10-09 16:52:05Z

Dear Tracey
In my previous post I should have said a marriage dating back to 1730, not 1830.
Stephanie

Re: Hulberts in England

2001-07-17 02:56:07Z

Dawn:
I am descended from Thomas HULBURT, b: 26 Mar 1610 in Chippenham, Wiltshire Eng., d: 12 Oct 1671 in
Wethersfield, Hartford, CT. His ancestors purportedly were
Father: Richard Hulburt, b: 1574 in Bratton Wiltshire
m: Anne BOWER 3 May 1600
d: 19 Sept 1637 in Bratton, Wiltshire
His father: Richard James HULBURT, b: abt 1548 in Bratton, Wiltshire
m: Elizabeth OXFORD abt 1573 in Bratton
d: abt May 1619 in Bratton
His father: William HULBURT, b: abt 1490 in Farnham,
Surrey, ENG
His father: John HULBURT, b: abt 1457 in Raston, Corsham, ENG
I do NOT have evidence supporting these dates or
locations. Does any of this tie in with the HULBURT's for
which you have information?

Frank

Re: Hulbert, Lester -m- Henshaw, Feronia from Steuben Co.,NY to Gallia Co., OH

ADaniels8347 — 2007-02-19 17:48:01Z

Hi
I don't see any connection. See below, this is what I found in the ancestry.com website. Are they your family?
alice
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Name: Homer A Hulbert
Age in 1910: 22
Estimated birth year: abt 1888
Birthplace: Ohio
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Ohio
Mother's Birth Place: Ohio
Spouse's name: Carrie E
Home in 1910: Cerro Gordo, Piatt, Illinois
Marital Status: Married
Race: White Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Homer A Hulbert 22
Carrie E Hulbert 17
Charles E Hulbert 3/12
Charles Higgins 24
================
Ohio Deaths, 1908-1944 and 1958-2002
Name: Homer A Hulbert
Birth Date: Est. 1888

Gender: Male
Race: White

Residence County: Williams
Residence State: Ohio
Residence Country: United States

Death Date: 19 Jul 1964
Hospital of Death: Long-Term Care Facilities
City of Death: Williams County
County of Death: Williams
Certificate: 55913
Age at Death: 76
Certifier: Physician
Autopsy: Yes, not used for certification

Marital Status: Married
===================
Social Security Death Index
Name: Homer Hulbert
SSN: 308-03-1636
Last Residence: 43506 Bryan, Williams, Ohio, United States of America
Born: 3 Nov 1887
Died: Jul 1964
State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (Before 1951 )
==================
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Homer A Hulbert
City: Not Stated
County: Piatt
State: Illinois
Birthplace: Ohio;United States of America
Birth Date: 3 Nov 1887
Race: Caucasian (White)
Roll: 1614443
DraftBoard: 0
===================
U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942
Name: Homer Alonzo Hulbert
Birth Date: 3 Nov 1887
Residence: Fulton, Indiana
Birth: Gallia, Ohio
Race: White
Roll: WW2_2217950
===================

Hulbert, Lester -m- Henshaw, Feronia from Steuben Co.,NY to Gallia Co., OH

ADaniels8347 — 2007-02-19 17:47:17Z

their children:

Alonzo Hulburt.
Harvey Hulbert.
Almira Hulbert.
Sally Hulbert.
Warren Hulbert.
Clement Hulbert.
Ezra Hulbert.
Gilbert Hulbert.
Ira Hulbert.
Feronia Hulbert
Lenora Hulbert

Bessie Hulbert

linwalmissouri — 2007-07-26 21:21:12Z

Looking for family information on Bessie Hulbert, wife of Ernest Max Sasville. She had just graduated the school of Osteopathy and died. Her death was on 12 May 1924, Davenport, Iowa. Dr. Sasville and Bessie lived and worked in Montgomery, Alabama serving on the state board of health and was actively working on the influenza epidemic that was going on during the war. Anyone that can share information would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

Olds/Hulbert From Cortland County, NY

RHughes4452 — 2007-01-01 23:26:58Z

Three Olds brothers relocated from Great Barrington, Mass to Canastota NY, eventualy moving to Cortland County, NY in about 1835. Two of the brothers were Henry and Amos. I do not know the name of the third brother, nor do I have any information on Amos.

Henry Olds (b. abt 1809) married Eliza ?.
A child of Henry and ELiza was:
Amos Olds (1833). Married Lois Hulbert.

The children of Amos and Lois were:
Mary Olds (abt. 1868). Married Mr. Gardiner
George Olds (abt. 1872).
Margaret Olds (1876)
Perry Olds (abt. 1879)

I have lots of information on the line of Charles and Minnie Monroe Olds. Willing to share in exchange for any information YOU my have.

Rondh@cox.net

Re: Hulbert, Oren

dirst — 2007-06-23 18:48:16Z

I have Oren Hulbert as having 5 wives:
Julia Ann Ames, Barbara Ames, Helen Searles, Sylvia Caroline Dirst, and Clarrisa Payne.
Sylvia Caroline Dirst was a daughter of John Dirst, my Great, Great Grandfather. Sylvia and Oren were married on Sept 20, 1894, probably in Joliet, Will Co. Illinois. Sylvia died March 13, 1897 and is buried at Seward Mount Cemetery, Kendall County, Illnois. Helen Searles, Oren's 3rd wife, was a sister of Caroline Searles Dirst, who married John Dirst. I do not know of any children of Oren.
HOPE this helps.
Charles F. Dirst

Ira HULBERT Biography, b. 1828 OH to WI to CA to WI

RMunns7272 — 2007-05-30 02:50:12Z

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 845.

Town of Burns

IRA HULBERT, farmer, Sec. 15; P. O. Bangor; is a representative of one of the earliest settlers of the State of Wisconsin. He was born in the town of Suffield, Ohio, Oct. 17, 1828. His parents were Ira and Elizabeth Hulbert. His father was born in Connecticut; his mother was a native of Vermont. His father went to Ohio in 1812; his mother, with her parents emigrated to that State the same year. They were married in Ohio, and emigrated to Wisconsin, April 18, 1835, landing at Root River Rapids, near the present city of Racine. His parents resided in Racine County till their death. Father died Nov. 26, 1846; mother died Aug. 3, 1856. Parents had seven children, five sons and two daughters; five children still living, two of whom, Hiram and Velura F., reside in California; Spencer, Ira and Cephas in La Crosse County. Spencer came to La Crosse County, in 1854; Ira, in 1855, and Cephas, in 1863. Ira went to California, in 1850; Spencer, in 1852, and Cephas, in 1853. While in California, were engaged in farming, mining, etc. Ira returned to Racine County with Cephas, in 1855, and to La Crosse County, Nov. 6, of the same year, and settled where he now lives. He was married to E. Jane Cram, born in Vermont. She came to La Crosse County with her parents, in 1856. They have four children - Clara, now Mrs. John T. Bradley; Frank A., Azro I. and Lilly E. Farm contains 190 acres.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Cephas HULBERT Biography, b. 1835 OH to WI

RMunns7272 — 2007-05-30 02:46:44Z

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 845.

Town of Burns

CEPHAS HULBERT, farmer, Sec. 16; P. O. Bangor; born in Huron Co., Ohio, in 1835. Removed with his parents to Racine County, the same year. His parents resided in Racine County till their death. Mr. Hulbert came to La Crosse County, March, 1863, and settled on present farm. Married Sarah Jennings, born in Ohio. Parents were early settlers of Walworth County. They have three children - Adda, Ida and Chester C. Lost two children - Marshall, died Jan. 17, 1881. Lost a daughter Mary.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

thejones21 — 2008-10-08 19:46:03Z

Hi Stephanie
Sorry for the very long delay in getting back to you.
Yes, I am still interested in finding any information on the Hulbert family of Trowbridge. My great grandmother was a Hulbert.

Her dad was Joseph Hulbert born about 1843. He married Sarah Wicks born about 1837.

Josephs dad was John Hulbert born abt 1798 and he married Sara Rose in Hinton Charterhouse. John died about 1868.
I have put on my tree that he was born in Westbury, Wiltshire, not too far from Trowbridge. If this is correct, then his dad was James born about 1770 in Biddestone, but that is questionnable.

Would love to hear back from you.

Tracey

obit fyi: Izzetta J. Hulbert.

Nanatothree — 2007-07-04 00:37:56Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Izzetta J. Hulbert
Posted: Tuesday, Jul 03, 2007 - 03:37:14 pm PDT
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON STATE

Izzetta J. Hulbert, 86, of Paso Robles, Calif., passed away peacefully on Friday, June 22, 2007, at Danish Care Center, Atascadero, Calif.

No services will be held at the request of the deceased. Following cremation, inurnment will be in Quincy Valley Cemetery, Quincy, next to her husband, Cyrus, who preceded her in death in 1967.

She is survived by her daughter, Barbara (Gordon) Stewart of Paso Robles, Calif., daughter Jeanette (George) Griffith of Moses Lake, three grandchildren, Adam (Carla) Stewart, Aaron (Andrea) Stewart and Linda Williams, one great-grandson, Cyrus Williams, brother, Homer Hart and sister, Jeanne Mattfield, both of Minnesota.

Hulberts

thehulberts1 — 2007-04-09 22:08:23Z

I am looking for any information on Hulberts from or around Ithaca/ West Danby, NY of the family of Frederick Burton Hulbert and Gladys Mae Marshall. Anyone able to help with their parents would be a great help. Thank you. You can reply here or e-mail me directly at thehulberts1@yahoo.com

Re: HULBERT, HENRY LEWIS; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION

thehulberts1 — 2007-04-09 21:58:21Z

I have been trying to get info on this Marine for 10 yrs. I am also a former US Marine. Not as great as Lt Hulbert was. I am also a Hulbert. Although I do not believe that I am directly related, I am trying to find out where or how we may be related. If you find out anything or know someone who does know, please let me know or send them my e-mail, thehulberts1@yahoo.com. Thank you.
William P. Hulbert
Sgt USMC
Groton, NY 13073

Re: hulbert/hurlberts in Tioga Co. PA,Chemung Co.NY,also Tice and Hall

tlhulbert — 2008-05-29 20:08:08Z

This site has a lot of info on the tri counties. Tioga, Chemung and Bradford, PA.

http://www.joycetice.com/jmtindex.htm

Re: hulbert/hurlberts in Tioga Co. PA,Chemung Co.NY,also Tice and Hall

tlhulbert — 2008-05-29 19:32:51Z

I am not familiar with the names, but it's possible that they are descendants if Benjamin Hulbert II who came to Bradford County in 1802-3 from Elisabeth, NJ with his brother Amos I. Amos I was the first to be murdered in Bradford Co. at 23 years old and was my ggg grandfather.

They are descendants of William Hulbert I who came from Wales on the Mary and John in 1630 as are most other Hulberts. Many say he was brother to Thomas Hurlbut who came in 1637 but we proved that wrong by matching another known descendant of William and my DNA with some known descendants of Thomas Hurlbut. This is a FamilyTreeDNA project.

An easy way for a Hulbert to find out if their ancestor is William they only need to get $100 bucks together and a male family member to get a little DNA from inside their cheek. (It's completely painless)

Descendants of John Hulberd/Hulbert desired for DNA match

gilh1 — 2007-04-05 02:13:34Z

A recent DNA test was done by a reported descendant. It was expected that this family line goes to William Hulbert/Hulberd, the immigrant. The results
did not show a close relationship to descendants who have been tested.
More details are at http://hurlbutdna.pbwiki.com/Hurlbut%20DNA%20Tests
Any descendants with interest in helping clear up this family line should contact ghurlbut@yahoo.com.

Hulbert Connection to Hurlbut thru DNA

gilh1 — 2007-03-11 22:54:55Z

While DNA testing of descendants have shown immigrants Thomas and William were not closely related, new results have connected Thomas with a descendant of Samuel Hulbert b. 1712 Bowden England.
The results are at
http://hurlbutdna.pbwiki.com/
This information strongly supports the connection between the two surnames in at least part of the family. There is an additional Hulbert tracing his line to William Hulbert b. 1836 NY who also has a close DNA connection.

We encourage other males whose lines have not been identified to consider DNA testing. Reviewing the surnames already tested at FTDNA, we find a Hurlbut and a Hurlburt not accounted for. We hope they will get in touch with the DNA Project.

Benjamin HULBERT b.1810 NY; d.1873 MO

alaskanlady — 2008-01-28 02:45:00Z

Seeking information on

Benjamin HULBERT b.1810 NY; d.bef 30 Aug 1873 Linn county, MO m.29 Jul 1830 Williamsport, Warren, Indiana to:
Teresa "Thursey" STUFFLEBEAM b.abt 1806 Columbia county, NY; d.bef 1880 Linn county, MO

I think his parents were Roger Hulbert/Mary Smith with a possible brother named Levi m. Nancy Roundy

Can anyone verify this or help me out with any information?

2nd question: I found the following will abstract at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~molinn/linnwills.htm
Name: Benjamin Hulbert
I, ...to my beloved wife, Tharzy; to J. A. J. Smith of Burbon Co., Kans after death of my wife...; to John M. C. Smith, of Burbon Co., Kans. after the death of my wife...; to my daughter, Savannah Eckley William B. Brinkley, my exe. 8 May 1873 Witnesses: James P. Withrow and Enoch Hooker Proven 30 Aug. 1873 E. W. Smith

Does anyone have a copy of the entire will??

Thanks so much for the help!

John Edgar Hulbert

amygarwood25 — 2008-01-23 03:13:08Z

Looking for information on John Edgar Hulbert for my husbands Great Grandfather. I know that he married a Francis Ferrel and they had 4 children and were married in 1887. I need more information please

If you have any contact me at lilchika2204@yahoo.com
Thank you
Amy Garwood

Re: Hulbert, Hurlbut: Spelling of names

Marc_Hulbert — 2008-04-06 20:34:28Z

I have been researching my 'branch' of Hulberts from Kilby in Leicestershire, England, and have come across Hulbard, Hurlbut, Hurlbutt, Hurlbatt, Hurlebate and others. I have noticed that the spelling of the name often changes as the parish clerk changes.

Marc

Richard Hulbert (b. abt. 1777) Kilby, Leicestershire, England

Marc_Hulbert — 2008-04-06 18:18:39Z

I am currently researching the Hulbert family who originate from Kilby, Leicestershire. The first reference to the surname Hulbert in the parish records is the marriage of Richard Hulbert (Hulbard) to Mary Hazzael in 1802. Although Richard is described as being 'of this parish' he probably came from elsewhere.

Can anyone shed any light on where he might have come from? Do you have a Richard Hulbard / Hulbert, possibly around Leicestershire, born around 1777?

Hope very much that someone can help.

Marc Hulbert

Re: Hulbert, Lester -m- Henshaw, Feronia from Steuben Co.,NY to Gallia Co., OH

totemtracers — 2008-05-18 22:52:57Z

HI I too have an ancestor Homer Horace HULBERT cant beleive all the Homer Hulberts I have found!! in 1840 he lived in Greene Co Oh and moved to MI looking for parents

I can be contacted at car21061@yahoo.com

Marsha Bybee
Kenai AK

Re: Hulbert, Lester -m- Henshaw, Feronia from Steuben Co.,NY to Gallia Co., OH

bonbon2D — 2007-03-20 02:57:35Z

Just an update that indeed, your original post was related to my family...

I believe that Lester's son Alonzo married Lydia Watts, their son Charles had a son, Homer A., my great-grandfather.

If you would like to compare notes and info, I'd be interested in seeing what we may find out new!

Re: Hulbert, Lester -m- Henshaw, Feronia from Steuben Co.,NY to Gallia Co., OH

bonbon2D — 2007-02-19 17:48:36Z

That is definately all related to my Hulbert line. Thank you so much for the info, as I had hit a brick wall.

Re: Hulbert, Lester -m- Henshaw, Feronia from Steuben Co.,NY to Gallia Co., OH

bonbon2D — 2007-02-14 15:57:27Z

I'm hoping that we can find a connection here! My father's name is Warren Hulbert (family name?) His grandfather's name was Homer ALONZO Hulbert, and his great grandfather was Charles who hailed from Gallipolis, Ohio which I believe is Gallia Co.?

Is there any connection that we can find? I have very little information on Charles.

Re: EMMA JANE HULBERT

hm1633 — 2008-03-09 11:19:18Z

Hi.If 9 years on it's not too late!! I might have some info re.Thomas Hulbert. He is on my tree born 1846 father Alfred Hulbert.Alfred is my Maternal GtGtGrandfather,b Wiltshire 1816.
This may be too late for you as I have only just started researching my Family.
Please reply even if only to confirm you have received this message.. Regards.. Howard Evans, Taunton, Somerset, UK

Re: EMMA JANE HULBERT

hm1633 — 2008-03-09 11:12:11Z

Re: hulbert/hurlberts in Tioga Co. PA,Chemung Co.NY,also Tice and Hall

glennf75 — 2008-04-19 17:28:18Z

also resided in troupsburg NY or PA,Alexander and Hannah Hulbert/Hurlbert,parents of Jerry?Jeremiah Hulbert?Hurlbert

hulbert/hurlberts in Tioga Co. PA,Chemung Co.NY,also Tice and Hall

glennf75 — 2008-04-18 22:34:44Z

I am Chris Hulbert,daughter of Reed Ralph Hulbert.He originated in Blossburg,PA,his fathers name was Peter Burdett Hulbert,or Burdette Peter.His mother's name was Bessie Hall,fathers name Fred Hulbert.Peter's siblings included Kenneth,Elizabeth C.,Ruth Hulbert Estasio,Bert,Stella,Leonard,Edward,Beatrice,and Dudley,a few with possible last names of Tice,as I believe Bessie was previously married to a Tice,and Fred was previously married to Ida.Fred's fathers name was Jerry,and his mother's name was Ella or Elizabeth.Bessie's parents were Charles and Estella or Stella Hall.Some members lived in foster homes,were criminals and served in prisons and reformatories,some lived in NY,Chemung Co.,Elmira area.Peter Burdette also lived in NYC and Philadelphia as well.ANY information on this line of the Hulbert's would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Hulbert of Ohio

tobyblackcs — 2006-12-27 20:16:20Z

Olive Hulbert/Hurlbut b. about 1806 in Ohio mar Allen Mullennex/Mulnix/Mullinex on 5 Apr 1827 in Portage County Ohio (1988 IGI - M513341-891357) Olive Hurbert.
Known CH: (from Census records and BlackHawk County,IA. probate record for Allen Sr.)
Lyman b. abt 1835 Ohio
Allen b. abt 1837
Nelson b. abt 1844 Ohio
Walter b. abt 1846 Ill. (My line)
Elmer b. abt 1849 IA.
Elinor b. abt. 1854
Still trying to verify children.
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Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

Ssteevenson — 2008-10-09 16:50:40Z

Dear Tracey
It looks as if we are not related. I do not have a Joseph Hulbert at all and my John is nowhere near the date of yours. I have no James anywhere near the right time either, so I think our Hulbert trees are completely different. The surname Hulbert originated in Wiltshire, I have read, so there must have been quite a few families with the name. I suppose if we could go far enough back we would eventually tie up, but the furthest I have gone is to a marriage in 1830 between Jacob Hulbert and Millicent Grant. My 3rd great grandfather was another Jacob Hulbert and he fought in the Peninsula wars, was wounded and eventually became a Chelsea Pensioner - living in the Chelsea hospital and wearing the red coat.
Sorry, we cannot help each other,
Stephanie

Re: Hulbert's of Trowbridge, Wiltshire

Ssteevenson — 2008-01-19 22:21:51Z

Dear Tracey
Are you still interested in the Hulberts of Wiltshire? Mine came from near Trowbridge, but there were a great number of Hulberts around. Have you any more information since you last posted your message? My earliest Hulberts came from Melksham.
Stephanie

Robert William Hulbert/Hulburt 1921 Leicester

sharontet1 — 2007-02-19 17:49:21Z

Looking for family members of this man. He was born in early 1921 in Leicester England. He married at about age 29. His wife was named Margaret. They had two children, then either divorced and he died in 1961, or they were just separated when he died. His mother's maiden name was Hudson. That's all I have. Help!!!