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 | | HARVEY S. HUBBELL, farmer; P.O. Kilbourne; born in Knox Co. in September, 1817; eldest of a family of three children, whose parents, Preston and Betsey (McEwen) Hubbell, were natives of Connecticut, and emigrated to this State in 1817, locating in Bloomfield Township, Knox Co., there being but five families in the township at the time. |
 | | Harvey's father died when he was 4 years of age, and was then raised up by his mother, until he was 16 years of age, when he started to learn the cabinetmaker's trade, but, his health failing, he abandoned it; he worked out by the month some time. |
 | | Hubbell was out in the late war, Co. E, 45th Heavy Artillery; also, three sons--William, in 32nd; Daniel, in the 45th; Alonzo, in 131st--all returned, except Daniel, who died in Andersonville; he was captured at Knoxville. |
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