Go to the DNA tab to view the PowerPoint Presentation on using DNA analysis to understand our possible origins.

Map produced by the Fairfield Tercentenary Map Committee in 1935.  The original Long Lots were distributed to the Fairfield proprietors in 1670.  The Long Lot information is incorporated onto a more recent map of Fairfield and not as it would have looked in 1670 or 1758.  Original map is at the Fairfield History Center. click […]

Copied in 1800 by Rev. Stephen Royce from an old diary of Matthew Sherman and from old church records, this list covers the period from the first burial in 1639 to the year 1799. This list is of particular importance because it expands considerably the list published by Rev. Samuel Orcutt in his “History of […]

Below is the new 2022 SNP testing results layered on the Hubbell Family Tree.  For an explanation of the data see the Y-DNA Surname Project Report located under the DNA tab on the home page.

This document courtesy of the Senate House Archives in Kingston, Ulster county NY is a list of members of Captain Benjamin Kortright’s militia company under the command of Colonial Morris Graham dated Sept 1777. This is possibly Dennis Hubbell (ME#121) of Connecticut however identification is uncertain.

A recent visit to Hartford and the State Library reveled numerous Fairfield county and superior court documents referencing Connecticut Hubbells from the early and middle 1700s.  See the “Publications / Genealogy Research Sources and Information / Connecticut” tab for a sampling of documents.  Below are pictures of a typical bundle of documents held together with […]

A new section on the website, containing research material, is under construction under the Publications tab.  This material contains photos, deeds, obits, newspaper articles and much more on various Hubbell/Hubbles.

New information from the Family’s Y-DNA suggests our origins are not Scandinavian (Viking) but Spanish and French.  Read the report located under the DNA / Y-DNA Surname Project tab

Barbara Kruse and her Granddaughter Joanne Thornburg visit Molly Marine in New Orleans  

Rod Hubble paintings