Obituary: Dane County, Wisconsin: Clark HUBBARD

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Submitted by Ruth Ann Montgomery, <rmontgomery@cishome.com> April 2008

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OBITUARY

Clark Hubbard

The following item taken from the Baker, Montana, Sentinel, may be of
interest to our readers and we herewith reproduce it.

"On the afternoon of Monday, July 9, occurred the death of Clark H.
Hubbard, at the family home, twelve miles northwest of this city. He had
been in poor health for about a year, having suffered from liver trouble.

"Funeral services were held at the family home at one o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Evans, of this city conducting the last rites.

"Clark H. Hubbard was born July 25, 1844, on a farm near Rochester, N. Y.,
being the youngest of a large family of children. It is interesting to note
that the only member of that family surviving him is a sister, who was the
oldest child in the family. She is Mrs. Harriet Whaling, of Madison, Wis.,
and she is now past ninety years old.

"At the age of eleven he moved with his parents to Dane County, Wis. There
he resided until in the fall of 1914, when he moved to Fallon county and
settled on a homestead twelve miles from Baker. He was married in 1868 at
Long Rock, Wis., to Miss Elizabeth Bower, who survives him. To this union
nine children were born, eight of whom survive him. a son, Silas J.
Hubbard, died in Wisconsin in 1910. The surviving children are Irwin L.,
Edwin C., Paul E., Byron L. and Mrs. Florence Olsen all of Baker; Chelsea
R., of Evansville, Wis; Perry O., of Brooklyn, Wis., and Mrs. Rose Baldwin,
of Belleville, Wis.

July 19, 1917, Evansville Review, p. 8, col. 4, Evansville, Wisconsin