Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Hubbard, Lee G.  May 4, 1958
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Anniston Star
Funeral services for Lee Gideon Hubbard, 71, of Oxford, Rt. 6. who died in a 
traffic accident Sunday night at 6:45 o'clock on Highway 78, east, were held 
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from Usrey's Chapel. The Rev. Warren Mitchell 
officiated, and burial was in Olive Branch Cemetery in Clay County. Survivors 
include the widow, Mrs. Annie C. Hubbard; three sons, Bruen of Oxford, Byron of 
Anniston and Harold of Jackson; three daughters, Mildred Medlock LaGrange, Mrs. 
Annette Burroughs of Tuscaloosa and Mrs. Flora Nell Skinner of Anniston; two 
brothers. W. N. and Grady Hubbard, both of Birmingham; three sisters, Mrs. R. P. 
Bruce of Birmingham, Mrs. Cora Garrett of Jacksonville, and Mrs. Eugene Schmidt 
of Ervington, N.J., and three grandchildren.  Mr. Hubbard had been a member of 
Painters Local 131 and Masonic Lodge 700. He was a Baptist and had lived in the 
Oxford Lake community for 10 years, having come from Clay County. Pallbearers 
were Henry Thomas and Franklin Smith, Gordon Gaither, B. H. Kennedy and R. 0. 
Cheatwood.

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