Pam:
Here's what I have: My ancestor is Abiah HUBBARD [ca. 1696 - 1 April 1779]
the wife of Thomas CONKLIN [12/12/1704 - 15 Oct. 1793]. They lived in
Huntington and both are buried at the Old Huntington Cemetery, Main
Street, Huntington.
Abiah is the sister to your relative Ezekiel HUBBARD.
Their parents are, as you say, Jeremiah HUBBARD [b. ca. 1655 at Jamaica,
LI - d. ? ] m. 8 Feb. 1683 Rebecca BRUSH [b. ca. 1657 at Southold, LI d.
1730 at Huntington, LI.]
Jeremiah's father was Benjamin HUBBARD [b. 1634 at Charlestown, Mass. d.
?] wife unknown. Benjamin's parents are Benjamin HUBBARD [b. 1608 d. 28
Oct. 1660] and Alice WARD
Rebecca BRUSH HUBBARD's parents were Thomas BRUSH [b. ca. 1625 in England
d. ? prob. at Huntington, LI] and Rebecca CONKLIN [b. ca. 1630 at
Nottingham, England - d. ca. 1670 at Huntington, LI].
You have an error here on your list:
Rebecca CONKLIN BRUSH's parents are John CONKLIN [b. ca. 1600 d. 1683
Huntington, LI] and Elizabeth Allseabrook.
This John, along with his brother Ananias and his [?] nephew John Of
Flushing and Rye are the founders of the major branches of the Conklins in
colonial America.
I'd like any data you might wish to share on Ezekiel Hubbard and his
descendants for my files.
Hope this helps.
David
On Fri, 11 Jul 1997, PamDrake wrote:
> My mother-in-law recently passed her genealogical notebook to me. She has > listed quite a few family lines, including the grandmother of Ezekiel > Hubbard/Hobart b. 15 Sep 1686, d. Jan 1738. His parents are listed as > Jeremiah Hubbard/Hobart and Rebecca Brush. Rebecca's parents are Thomas > Brush and Rebecca Conklin. Rebecca Conklin's parents are listed as > Jonathon Conklin b. Huntington, Suffolk Co., LI, NY and Elizabeth > Alsabrook of Southold, Long Island, NY. From inference, I would guess > that Jonathon was born around 1630 or so. If you have any information on > this branch, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you. My > mother-in-law was an avid genealogist until her cancer spread to her > lungs. I am trying to find a few choice tidbits to entertain her while > she is on oxygen. Thank you very much and happy hunting. > Pam > >