16. George Grant
1David Grant, Grant Online, <http://www.grantonline.com/grant-family-genealogy/Records/misc.htm>.
Web site visited on 18 Oct. 2006.
"Church of Ireland Marriage Licence Bond Index. Diocese of Killaloe 1719 - 1845. George [Grant] & Patience Hobart, 1757, parish: Tullamore."2Freedom Rolls of the City of Dublin: 1468-1865, Dublin City Archives, Dublin, Ireland.
Rick Crume's file G 626.
"1754. George, joiner. S."3Watson's Triple Almanack, directory of Dublin, Ireland, Genealogical Office, Kildare St., Dublin, Ireland.
Rick Crume's file G 626.
"George Grant, joiner, Aungier St. (St. Peter's parish)."4Will of George Grant, dated 1787, administered 1836, National Archives of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland.
Rick Crume's file G 626.
The will of George Grant, a joiner on Aungier Street, Dublin, does not mention a son Samuel Grant.5Watson's Triple Almanack, directory of Dublin, Ireland.
"George Grant, cabinet maker, 1, Aungier St."
17. Patience Hobart
1Judie Morris, e-mail messages of 27 & 28 Dec. 2005 to Rick Crume.
Patience Hobart may have been a daughter of Matthew Hobart, born in 1693, and his wife Martha.
28. Nathaniel Gallop
1Braintree Book of Records of Births, Marriages & Deaths begining in the year 1643, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2006, <www.newenglandancestors.org>.
1758 GALLOP __14 Nathaniel Gallop & Hannah Savel both of this town Intention [1:254]."
The Web site was accessed on 22 Mar. 2009. Orig. Pub. by Daniel H. Huxford, Randolph, Mass. Samuel Austin Bates, Ed., Records of the town of Braintree 1640 to 1793, 1886).
"Year Last Name Record Record Type Page Number Org. Seq.
29. Hannah Savel
1Braintree Book of Records of Births, Marriages & Deaths begining in the year 1643, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2006, <www.newenglandancestors.org>.
1741 SAVEL Hannah Savel ye Daughtr of Benja. Savel & Mary his wife was born November 5th 1741. Birth [1:219]."
The Web site was accessed on 22 Mar. 2009. Orig. Pub. by Daniel H. Huxford, Randolph, Mass. Samuel Austin Bates, Ed., Records of the town of Braintree 1640 to 1793, 1886).
"Year Last Name Record Record Type Page Number Org. Seq.
30. Ammon Hubbell
1Harold Berresford Hubbell Jr. and Roscoe Leroy Hubble, Additions and Revisions to History & Genealogy of the Hubbell Family, The Hubbell Family Historical Society, 1995 (Brooklyn, N.Y.: Desmond A. Reid Enterprises), p. 48, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, JSMB FAMHIST Book 929.273 H861hh.
Rick Crume's file #G 732.2Will of Ammon Hubble, farmer of Burton, Sunbury Co., New Brunswick, dated 9 Apr. 1844. , Sunbury County, New Brunswick, probate files., Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, FHL film 1,492,722 (Rick Crume's file G 784).
Names children Jeptha Smith Hubble, William Hubble of Canada, Ammon Sherman Hubble, Sarah Tapley of Carleton Co., N.B, Mary Gallop of Carleton Co., N.B., Elizabeth Peabody of the parish of Woodstock, Carleton Co., N.B., Catharine Scribner of Maine and Ann Briggs of the parish of Portland, Saint John Co., N.B. Also names grandsons John Hubble and George Hubble, sons of Ammon Sherman Hubble. Ammon Hubble signed with an X. Witnesses William Davies, Absolom Titus and Henry [I. Paitilow?]. Ammon Hubble died 8 Apr. 1848 at Burton. He left real estate worth 400 pounds and personal estate worth 20 pounds.3The Saint John Branch, N.B.G.S., "Burton Taxpayers - 1791," in Generations 10: A Collection of The First Ten Issues of the Newsletter of the NBGS, Saint John, N.B.: Copy Write Centre, 1989, pp. 106-107, Rick Crume, 131 130th St S, Glyndon MN 56547-9551.
"Ammon Hubbil, 3 pounds, 0 shillings, 6 pence."
Other names on the list include Ambrose Sharman, Daniel Smith Sen., Clopman Smith, Orlo Smith, Daniel Smith Jun., William Smith Sen. and William Smith Jun.4The Saint John Branch, N.B.G.S., 1801 Jurors list, Burton, Sunbury Co., New Brunswick, in Generations 10, Saint John, N.B.: Copy Write Centre, 1989, p. 80, Rick Crume, 131 130th St S, Glyndon MN 56547-9551.
Qualified jurors included Ammon Hubbell, Benjamin Gallop and Nathaniel Gallop.5New Brunswick Genealogical Society, 1806 list of qualified jurors, Burton, Sunbury Co., New Brunswick, Generations, issue 20 (Summer 1984), Rick Crume's file G 795.
6Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, New Brunswick land grant index, World Wide Web site, <www.gnb.ca/archives/>, Rick Crume's file G 796.
7Cleadie B. Barnett, C.B. (C), transcriber, Sunbury County Road Work 1812, Internet Web site: <www.rootsweb.com/~nbsunbur/rec002.htm>.
"Lists Ammon Hubbill, William Hubbill, Ammon S. Hubbill, Jr., Benjamin Gallop and Samuel Gallop.".8New Brunswick Genealogical Society, Petition of old soldiers of the Revolutionary War, 1837, Generations, issue 20 (Summer 1984).
Armion Hubble of Sunbury was granted 10 pounds a year by the New Brunswick government.9Will of Ammon Hubble, farmer of Burton, Sunbury Co., New Brunswick, dated 9 Apr. 1844. .
31. Mary
1Harold Berresford Hubbell Jr. and Roscoe Leroy Hubble, Additions and Revisions to History & Genealogy of the Hubbell Family, The Hubbell Family Historical Society, 1995 (Brooklyn, N.Y.: Desmond A. Reid Enterprises), p. 48, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, JSMB FAMHIST Book 929.273 H861hh.
Rick Crume's file #G 732.
Mary (called wife of Ammon, c. 1756 - Jan 18, 1823, age 67, of Burton (N.B. Royal Gazette).2Harold Berresford Hubbell Jr. and Roscoe Leroy Hubble, Additions and Revisions to History & Genealogy of the Hubbell Family, p. 48.
Mary (called wife of Ammon, c. 1756 - Jan 18, 1823, age 67, of Burton (N.B. Royal Gazette).