HUBBARD CEMETERY


Franklin Township, Manitowoc Co., Wisconsin

Apparently a private family cemetery, in section 34. It is called the Hubbard Cemetery, it measures 35' x 37', and is located approximately 1/2 mile west of the intersection of San and Hempton Lake Roads, on the north side of the road. This cemetery has been reconstituted with a fence put around it. Original gate erected. No stones visible, very steep ditch before you can go from road to gate. Understand original grave markers were made of wood. Was plowed over for Agricultural purposes, but now plot restored to burial area, kept mowed just East of Mayerl Road (which dead ends N&S). North of the village of Whitelaw. Photo taken 11/2005. Documented by the Manitowoc Genealogy Society, 2009 (sent in by researcher/see contributors page)

OSSW = ON SAME STONE WITH
SSDI = SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX

HUBBARD:
Stephen Hubbard/Jun 18, 1809-May 4, 1886 Photo
Semantha Hubbard/nee Woodruff/Nov 14, 1813-Mar 13, 1860 Memorial
   FATAL ACCIDENT—We learn that a Mrs. Hubbard, wife of Stephen Hubbard, 
   aged about 60 years, and residing in the Town of Franklin, was burned to death one 
   day last week. She was engaged in a sugar camp, boiling syrup, when her clothes 
   caught fire from the flames, and her cries attracting the attention of two men chopping 
   near by, they hastened to her relief. She was rescued from the fire, but she was so 
   badly burned that a death ended her sufferings in a few hours. One of the men was 
   also badly burned in attempting to save her.
   Manitowoc Pilot, March 23, 1860  P. 3
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   Mrs. Stephen Hubbard burned to death in Franklin.
   Manitowoc Herald, 22 Mar. 1860
Stephen Hubbard Jr./1839-1858
Charles Eddie Hubbard/1857-1874
Stephen Hubbard, Jr./Jan 7, 1867-Feb 23, 1874 Memorial
Baby Son Hubbard/Aug 2, 1868-Aug 18, 1868 Memorial
Lillie J. "Rosie or Rosa" Hubbard/1869-1874