Ancient and Modern Towns of Fairfield County Connecticut [click on the maps for a higher resolution picture]. The maps below show the location of town and parish church boundaries in Fairfield County in 1813 and 2021. To help understand the shifting boundary lines and name changes some history of each town, as it is known today, has been included.
Bethel: once a part of Danbury, Bethel was established in 1855.
Bridgeport: was established in 1821. Located in the western part of the original Stratford Plantation on the Fairfield Plantation boundary line. Bridgeport was an expansion of the small agriculture village or parish of Stratfield which lay less then a mile west of the todays Bridgeport. Stratfield was the home of Richard Hubball, our immigrant ancestor.
Brookfield: Established in 1788 and constituted out of the towns of Danbury and Newtown in Fairfield County and part of Litchfield County.
Danbury: Established in 1687 out of the Connecticut wilderness.
Easton: Established out of the eastern section of Weston in 1845.
Fairfield: One of the original plantations of Connecticut founded in 1639. The towns of Westport, Weston and Easton were created out of Fairfield. In 1666 all of the towns and parishes outlined in green were incorporated into Fairfield County.
Greenfield Hill: established in 1725 out of the northern part of Fairfield
Huntington: Established in 1789 out of Ripton. Name changed to Shelton in 1919.
Kent: part of what became Litchfield County, it was formed out of the Connecticut wilderness in 1739.
Monroe: Established in 1823 out of the northern part of Huntington (now called Shelton).
New Canaan: Formed in 1801 out of the northern portions of Norwalk and Stamford.
New Fairfield: Established in 1740 out of the Connecticut wilderness.
Newtown: Established in 1708 out of the Connecticut wilderness.
North Fairfield: established in 1762 out of Norfield and parts of Greenfield Hill, Stratfield and North Stratford.
Norwalk: One of the original Plantations of Connecticut, it was founded in 1651
Redding or Reading: Established in 1767.
Ridgefield: Constituted in 1709 out of the Connecticut wilderness.
Ripton: established out of northeastern Stratford in 1717
Sherman: Constituted out of New Fairfield in 1802.
Stamford: One of the original plantations of the New Haven Colony; it was formed in 1641. It became part of Connecticut in 1665 when the New Haven Colony was dissolved.
Stratford: One of the original plantations of Connecticut; formed in 1639. The towns of Bridgeport, Trumbull, Huntington and Monroe were formed out of Stratford.
Unity/North Stratford/Trumbull: The residents of North Stratford around Nickol’s Farm were granted a parish charter in 1725 and was named Unity. In 1744 Unity merged with the Long Hill Winter parish (a parish established in 1740 out of Stratfield and lying just to the west of Unity) to become the Society of North Stratford. The parish was granted full town rights in 1797 and was renamed Trumbull.
Weston: Established in 1787 out of North Fairfield.
Wilton: Established in 1802 out of Norwalk.
Documents from Guilford, CT: Richard (ME1) and his family lived in Guilford, CT in the New Haven Colony from about 1650 until moving to the Pequonnock in the town of Fairfield in the Connecticut Colony about 1663/64.
Extracts from town records-1650-1659. Index Part1 Part2 Part3
(#3) Jos. Hand 1671 (#1) Eben. French 1680 (#14,15) John Parmele 1684 (#12) John Bishop 1668
History of Guilford by Ralph Smith 1877: extracts from history
Guilford, Connecticut map showing Richard the Immigrants farms-ca 1650-1660s
Documents Establishing the Parish of Stratfield: 1690-1694: Originally called the Pequannock or East Farms, the Parish name was changed in 1694 to Fairfield Village. Later, in 1701, it was again changed to Stratfield Society. The documents below are located in the Connecticut State Library in Hartford.
Document 105a: dated 2 May 1690: 20 inhabitants of the Pequonnock petitioned the General Assembly for the right to “procure a minister amongst themselves and be freed from paying to the minister of Fayrefeild”. This petition was objected to by Fairfield and thus not sanctioned by the Assembly. Signers of the 2 May 1690 petition that was presented to the Assembly were Richard Sr. (ME1), Samuel Sr. (ME5) and Richard Jr. (ME3)
In May 1691, the General Assembly granted the inhabitants of the Pequonnock the liberty to “procure and mayntaine the ministry in the sayd Paquaanag” but those inhabitants of the Pequonnock that belonged to the Fairfield township shall continue to help pay for the minister in Fairfield. Six months later, at the October 1691 Assembly meeting, the Assembly granted them relief from supporting the Fairfield minister.
Document 106: undated: signed by Richard (ME#1), Samuel Sr? or Jr? either (ME#5 or #10).
Document 112: 14 April 1691: signed by Richard Hubbell (ME#1).
Document 113: 14 April 1691: signed by Richard Hubbell (ME#1).
Document 115: 8 May 1691: signed by Richard Sr (ME#1), Richard Jr (ME#3) and Samuel Sr (ME#5).
Document 117: 6 May 1691: signed by Richard Sr (ME#1) and Richard Jr (ME#3).
Document 118: 11 May 1691: signed by Richard Sr (ME#1).
Document 122a: 30 Sept 1691: signed by Samuel Sr (ME#5).
It appears that the right to “procure and mayntaine a ministry” that was granted the residents of the Pequonnock, in May of 1691, was not a grant to form a new church society. Subsequently, the inhabitants hired Charles Chauncy as their minister and then petitioned the Assembly in May 1694 to form an ecclesiastical society. The petition presented to the Assembly, dated 4, 7 and 10 May 1694, was signed by Charles Chauncey and 8 others including Richard Hubbell, Jr (ME3) (8a). The Assembly granted the “humble request of Pequonnock that they may have liberty to joyne themselves in church order” (9). The court also ordered that name Pequonnock “shall be altered and for the future it shall be called Fayrefield Village”
Document 129: 10 May 1694: signed by Richard Jr (ME#3).
Document 211 a&b: 30 April 1711: signed by Samuel Hubbell (ME#10).
Stratfield Congregational Church Records: Volume 2
The following are the records of the second volume of the Stratfield Parish Record Book dating from the founding of the church in 1693 to about 1800. The first volume, badly worn and possibly unbound, does not exist anymore. Near the end of the second volume is the following entry: “Extracts from the loose leaves of the badly worn 1st volume of the Stratfield Society’s Records made May 1866 by Wm Rufus Bunnell, clerk of the First Congregational or Stratfield Church now called the First Congregational Church in Bridgeport.” Multiple transcriptions from the first volume were entered into the second volume in a haphazard manner. Events are not chronological. It is unclear how much of the first volume was transcribed and how much has been lost. Only the first few pages of Volume 3 are recorded here.
Hubbell entries are marked with a small light green circle on the left margin of the page.
Low Resolution Images
Parish Records: Parts 1,2 & 3: Pages 1-18 Parish Records: Parts 4,5 & 6: Pages 19-34
Parish Records: Parts 7,8 & 9: Pages 35-49 Parish Records: Parts 10,11 & 12: Pages 50-65
Parish Records: Parts 13,14 & 15: Pages 66-80 Parish Records: Parts 16,17 & 18: Pages 81-97
Parish Records: Parts 19,20,21 & 22: Pages 98-119 Parish Records: Parts 23 & 24: Pages 120-135
Parish Records: Parts 25,26 & 27: Pages 136-151 Parish Records: Parts 28,29 & 30: Pages 152-165
Parish Records: Parts 31 & 32: Pages 166-179
High Resolution Images
The pdfs below are high resolution images of volume two containing about 5 pages each. They are arranged as they appear in the original volume.
Part 1 (pages 1-6); Part 2 (pages 7-13); Part 3 (pages 14-18); Part 4 (pages 19-24); Part 5 (25-29); Part 6 (pages 30-34); Part 7 (pages 35-38); Part 8 (pages 39-44); Part 9 (pages 45-49); Part 10 (pages 50-54); Part 11 (pages 55-60); Part 12 (pages 61-65); Part 13 (pages 66-69); Part 14 (pages 70-75); Part 15 (pages 76-80); Part 16 (pages 81-86); Part 17 (pages 87-91); Part 18 (pages 92-97); Part 19 (pages 98-102); Part 20 (pages 103-107); Part 21 (pages 108-112); Part 22 (pages 113-119); Part 23 (pages 120-127); Part 24 (pages 128-135); Part 25 (pages 136-140); Part 26 (pages 141-145); Part 27 (pages 146-151); Part 28 (pages 152-155); Part 29 (pages 156-160); Part 30 (pages 161-165); Part 31 (pages 166-173); Part 32 (pages 174-179)
Picture of Richard Hubbell’s (ME#3) silver communion tankard donated to the Stratfield Congregational Church in his will dated November 1734 along with the two surviving volumes of the Stratfield Parish Record Books. Photo taken at the family reunion in 2022.
Fairfield Congregational Church Records 1694-1806
Summary Part 1 Part 2a Part 2b Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6
Fairfield (including Stratfield) Land Deeds: The Indexs list all surviving deeds concerning all Hubbells in Fairfield county but only those deeds involving David (ME32) have been saved below.
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- Town of Fairfield Deeds Vol A part 1: 1649-1694-Richard and Samuel’s deeds only
- pages 1-4 ( table of contents and transcription)
- pages 5-11 (photos of the original deeds)
- Town of Fairfield Deeds Vol 4, 5, 7: 1725-1798-Index and selected transcriptions
- Town of Fairfield Deeds Vol 4: 1726-1732-Part A-Deeds
- Town of Fairfield Deeds Vol 5: 1731-1737-Part B-Deeds
- Town of Fairfield Deeds Vol 7: 1740-1744-Part C-Deeds
- Town of Fairfield Deeds Vol A part 1: 1649-1694-Richard and Samuel’s deeds only
Misc Deeds:
December 1681 deed – Richard Hubble sells to his oldest son, John, two parcels of land in the Pequonnock.
1747 deed – Richard Hubbell of Stratfield-sells land to John Wheeler
Additional Fairfield / Stratfield Information
1) Pioneers and Patriots of the Pequannock-a 1936 publication of Isaac Sherman’s original map of the Pequannock (Stratfield).
2) Royce List of Burials in Old Stratfield (Pequonnock) Burying Ground-This valuable list copied in 1800 from old diary records of Matthew Sherman expands the names of people buried in the cemetery that was made by Samuel Orcutt in his history of Stratford and Bridgeport in 1886.
3) Selected Abstracts of Fairfield Probate Records 1648-1720. Part 1 Part 2
4) Selected Abstracts of Fairfield Probate Records 1745-1777. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
5) Black Rock-Seaport of old Fairfield by Lathrop and Wheeler, 1930–A History of Black Rock Harbor and Stratfield Containing the diary of William Wheeler (1762-1845) a chronicler of life in his time. For convenience the book is divided into 8 sections.
a) A Short History b) William Wheelers Journal part 1 c) William Wheelers Journal part 2
d) Old Homesteads e) Wharves and Shipping f) Appendix
g) Family Index h) General Index
6) Map of the town of Fairfield’s Long Lots 1758: The town’s long lots were northern wilderness lands distributed to the 102 proprietors of Fairfield in 1670. They originally started at the northern boundary of the town’s Half Mile Commons and extended to the northern boundary line of Fairfield Plantation, 12 miles from the coast. This map, produced by the Tercentenary Map Committee in 1935, documents the location of the town’s long lots as of 1758. The map has some inadequacies; for example, depicting Weston and Easton, two parishes that did not exist in 1758. Also, Bridgeport was not incorporated until 1821. But the most important information depicted by the map is the location of Henry Jackson and Richard Hubball’s long lots. Additional information about Jackson’s long lot can be found in the story about the formation of Stratfield Parish in the 2023 Annual. Click here to view the map.
7) Abstracts of Fairfield Probate Records 1648-1750: John (ME2), Richard (ME1), Samuel (ME5)
8) Elizer (Eleazer) Hubbell (ME25) of Stratfield testifies in court. Aug 1726
9) History & Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald Jacobus Vol 1: 1930-33. Click Here
10) History & Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald Jacobus Vol 2 Part1
11) History & Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald Jacobus Vol 2 Part2
12) Map of the King’s Highway from Fairfield through Stratfield to Stratford by Christopher Colles in 1789 Click Here
13) The Refugee Loyalists of Connecticut by Professor Siebert. (front piece) Click Here
14) Eleazer Hubbell-tanning license and Peter Hubbell public house license-1720-1723 Click Here
Stratford Plantation Records
Stratford Plantation Land Records-Index 1731-1759 (Hubbells only): Stratford and Fairfield Plantations were administratively merged into the County of Fairfield in 1666. Because the Stratfield Parish Society was constituted from the eastern portion of Fairfield Plantation and the western portion of Stratford Plantation, many of Richard the Immigrants descendants lived in Stratford. The earliest entry for a Hubbell, located in Volume 1, is for John Hubbell (ME51?) selling 6 acres of land in April 1731. Proprietor Meetings were held to distribute Plantation lands in the northern, unsettled parts of the Plantation to individuals. This material was photographed at the town clerks office in Stratford, CT in 2022.
Vol 1 Grantee Index-1734-1759: click here Vol 1 Grantor Index-1731-1758 Index: click here
Selected Deeds of David (ME32) from Indexes above and other meeting records:
- David’s Proprietorship Grants 1734-1736-1740 * To Curtis 9 Oct 1740 Four Mile Division
- To Beardslee 26 Nov 1743 Newfield * To Middlebrook 3 Feb 1744 Stratford West Woods
- To Lewis-1745 and Burton 1749
- Vol 1: Proprietor’s Meeting-March 1734. Lt Richard Hubbell of Ripton (ME17), James (ME12), David (ME32), John (ME51).
- Vol 1: Proprietor’s Meeting April 1735. Lt Richard Hubbell of Ripton (ME17), James (ME12), David (ME32), John (ME51) and possibly Samuel Hubbell.
- Vol 4: Grantee and Grantor Deed Index. Contains one deed of Samuel (ME5) purchasing land in 1706/7 but not recorded until 1729.
- Vol 4: Proprietor’s Meeting 1729. Lt Richard Hubbell of Ripton (ME17), David (ME32) and John (ME51).
- Vol 4: Proprietor’s Meeting 1732. Lt Richard Hubbell of Ripton (ME17), David (ME32) and John (ME51).
- Vol 5: This volume contains birth and death records (1727-1741) of Andrew Hubbol’s (ME44) family. Also Ebenezer Hurd and Abigaill Hubbol were (joined in marriage?) 25 Jan 1731.
The following are Stratford Plantation Land records photographed by the LDS. Indexes and selected deeds are presented here.
- Stratford Deeds -1652-1771: Grantee and Grantor Index and Summary of All entries
- Vol 1 Part 1a: Index Richard (ME1?) 1676
- Vol 1 Part 1b: Index John (ME2) 1684 Samuel (ME5?) 1702 Josiah (ME18) 1713 Misc Deeds
- Vol 1 Part 2 : Josiah(1717), John(1685), Josiah(1713) John(1712), Richard(1687)
- Vol 2 Part 2-1682-1724 (Births, Marriages, Deaths) 1st half 2nd half
- Vol 3-1720-1723: index only-Josiah and Richard
- Vol 4-1724-1737: Index (Richard, Andrew, David and Samuel); Samuel’s 1706/7 deed with Wakely
- Vol 5-1710-1753-Part1-includes church records
- Vol 5-1710-1753-Part2-includes church records
- Vol 6-1734-1736: James & John (index only). And David (1733/4 grant of 18 acres).
- Vol 7-1735-1741: James, John, Richard, Josiah, Andrew (index only). And David (1740 grant of 8.5 acres).
- Vol 8-1740-1745: Josiah, John, Samuel, Elnathan, Peter, Benjamin (index only). And David (1743 deed with Wm Beardslee for meadow).
- Vol 9-1741-1750: Nathan, John, Samuel, Andrew, Ezra, Richard, Benjamin(?) (index only).
- Vol 10-1750-1753: Ebenezer, John, Ezbon, Benjamin, Nathan, ?, Gibson(?), Parruch, Elija, Elnathan (index only).
- Vol 11-1753-1759: Samuel, Nathan, John(?), Samuel, Mary, Benjamin, Gibson(?) and widow Mary, Ezrah, Ebenezer, Josiah (index only).
- Vol 12-1759-1762: Benjamin, Elnathan, John, (?), Nathan (index only).
- Vol 13-1762-1768: Nathan, Josiah (index only).
- Vol 15-1767-1771: Mehitable, John Jr, Josiah, Benjamin, John and Hannah, Matthew, Hannah, Jeramiah, Stephen, Timothy, Nehemiah, Ebenezer, Elijah (index only).
Misc Stratford Records:
- Stratford, Connecticut Episcopal Society Church Records: Click here
- Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths From the Early Records of the Congregational and Episcopal Churches of Stratford, CT:
- The Restoration of Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery in Stratford, CT-resting place of a number of early Hubbells. Click Here
- Genealogies of the Town of Stratford, CT-taken from early Stratford records by Benjamin L Swan (19th century). Swan gave his genealogy to Samuel Orcutt who used it in his History of Stratfield and Bridgeport. Click Here
- Stratford Town Records: Index to Births-Marriages and Deaths. Click Here
- The Genesis of Christ Church Stratford CT by Kenneth Cameron-1957. Click Here
- Stratford Probate Records 1782-1788 Index only. Click Here
Other Fairfield County Records:
- Church of Christ in Unity and North Stratford Records: Renamed Trumbull in 1797. Records from 1731 to 1808.
- Grace Church P.E. at Long Hill (part of Trumbull according to church records in the 19th century but now part of Shelton): The cemetery is located in modern day Shelton; records start 1829. Lewis (ME1472 or 690: some confusion with this family), Mary Jane, Rebecca, Harriet.
- Greenfield Hill Parish Records: Originally established in 1725 as the Northwest Society, the parish name was changed to Greenfield Hills Parish in 1727
- Volume 1: 1668-1833-Part 1:
- pages 1-4 ( high res) pages 5-9 (high res) pages 10-14 (high res)
- Vol. 1: 1668-1833-Part 2-pages 1-5 (high res) Vol. 1: 1668-1833-Part 2-pages 6-11 (high res)
- Vol. 2: 1805-1878-Part 1 (high res) Vol. 2: Part 2 (high res) Vol. 3: 1725-1881 (high res)
- Parish of Greenfield 1725-1913 by G Merwin-selected entries: pages: 1-9: pages: 10-18
- Norfield Church (Weston) Records: The church (parish) was established in 1757, Weston was established in 1787 out of Fairfield.
- Volume 1: Hannah Drew (ME534), Isaac (ME534), Elen Downs (ME1378), Eliza (ME1379), Jane (ME1380), Ebenezer (ME170), Mary.
- Volume 2&3: Isaac, Hannah, Elen Downs, Elizabeth, Ebenezer, Mary, Hubbel Ewell.
- North Fairfield Church Records: The church (parish) was established in 1762 from a portion of the Stratford and Fairfield Plantations. It became part of Weston in 1787. In 1845 the eastern part of Weston was split off and became Easton.
- History of Danbury, Connecticut 1684-1896 by James Bailey-1896: Luman L. Hubbell (ME984?); Capt. Samuel Hubbell; Noah Hubbell; Rev James W. Hubbell; Hubbell Wildman. Click Here
- Town of Brookfield: Peter Hubbell (ME19) of Newtown, Peter (ME72), Clement (ME241), Merritt (ME741)
- History of the Town of New Milford– by Orcutt 1702 to 1883: Numerous Hubbells. Click Here
- Norwalk: Nathan Hubbell’s (ME159, 484?) Deeds (see Ridgefield Deed Book) 1768 1771
- Peter Hubbell (ME166) of Norwalk-3 New Canaan deeds 1769 1772 1773
- Norwalk After 250 Years (History-1902): Mathias, Lorenzo, Joseph W., Zadock, Nathan, Abel, Allan P, James T., Lewis, Wilber F., Harry M., William B., Horace Click Here
- History of Redding by Todd-1906: Richard (ME1), Elizabeth, Jane, Susan Click Here
- Ridgefield Records:
- Ridgefield CT Vital Records Book-1709-1938. Click Here
- Deed Book-Hubbells at Ridgefield CT. Click Here
- History of Ridgefield-by Rockwell-1927-index only. Click Here
- History of Ridgefield-Teller-1878: Salmon and Seth in Revolutionary War. Click Here
- Ridgefield Church Marriage Records-1823-1862: Click Here
- Susan Hubbel of Redding and Bradley Hult of Ridgefield
- Sally Hubbel and Keeler St John both of Ridgefield
- New Canaan: Edward L (son of Lewis and Sarah), Emma, Lucy Vital Statistics
- Southport: Records of Trinity Church Southport, CT 1725-1898: Multiple Hubbell, Hubbill and Hubbles
- Wilton Congregational Church Records 1726-1800: Part 1 Part 2
- List of Church Records at the CT State Library-Fairfield county only. Click Here
Other Connecticut Town Information:
- New London, CT Church Records: A Mr. Hubbell and wife had their daughter, Elizabeth, baptized at the First Church of Christ on 19 Jan 1694. This is ME9 Ebenezer Hubbell. Click Here.
- 1723 document (Derby, CT) Richard Hubbill and Robert Wheeler of Stratford appear before a judge-not sure of content.
- New Haven Colony-Ancient Town Records 1649-1662: Extracts only
- Records of the Colony or Jurisdiction of New Haven from 1653 to its union—index only
- New Milford (Litchfield County)- Two Centuries of New Milford, CT
- Samuel, Prime, Sep Hubble; Lt. Shadrack Hubble; Gilbert Hubbell (1854-5) Click Here
- Woodbury: A Summary of Vols 1, 2 and 3 of the History of Ancient Woodbury, CT by Wm. Cothren 1854 to 1879–many Hubbells. Click Here
Military Information:
Rolls and Lists of CT men in the Revolution: 19 “Hubbells”
The Law Papers: documents of the Jonathan Law’s Governorship 1741-1750: Soldiers of Col John Burr’s Regiment of June 1744: Impressed soldiers-Thaddeus Hubble and Ebenezer Huble. Click Here
General Connecticut Source Material:
Connecticut Towns-A list of every town in Connecticut with links to original source material (church records, Probate, cemeteries etc).
Connecticut Towns of Fairfield County only-location of source material (a subset of the above)
Connecticut Genealogy Research: listing of historical information. Click Here
A list of stories published in the Annual: Visit the Publications / Annual tab to read.
Early Connecticut Marriages by Fredrick Bailey-list of Congregational Churches that have reported the loss of their records of baptisms and marriages prior to 1800.
Book 1: Book 2: Book 3: Book 4: Book 5: Book 6: Book 7:
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol 38 (CT Hubbells only): New Fairfield (Sherman), CT Marriages: Ephraim, Hepsibah, Shadrack, William Gaylord, Amos, Abigail, Amanda, Polly and Urana Hubbell.
The Illustrated Gazetteer and Business Book of Connecticut for 1857-1858: contains 35 individual Hubbells or Hubbell operated companies listed by occupation and location.
Fairfield, Connecticut-historical papers: with lots of Hubbles-CT-1700s.
Marriages in the North Society of New Fairfield, CT-a number of Hubbells.
Public Records of the State of Connecticut-May 1793 to Oct 1796: Amos, Gideon, Jedediah, Moses.
Connecticut Historical Society Vol 11-Law Papers-1741 to 1750: Thaddeus Hubble (ME158); Ebenezer Huble (ME85) 1744 CT Army.
Wadham Genealogy-index: lots of Hubbells-Lyman Hubbell is earliest. Click Here
1799 Tax Bill due for Hunt and Warren, CT: Ezbon, Ellis, Abijah.
Shipping: Crew manifests for: William 1805; Levi; James 1803; Dwight; George S. 1842.
- Customs document for Ephraim Hubbell issued in New Orleans (1806)
Connecticut State Library in Hartford, CT: County and Superior Court Records for Fairfield county
- Volume 1B (1702-1719): Richard, Hannah (wife of Richard). Click Here
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- Volume 3 Part 1 (1741-1750): Zachariah, Iona, Richard, Peter, Jonathan. Click Here
- Volume 3 Part 2: Jehiah, Jonathan, Zachariah, Peter, Richard, David, Ephraim. Click Here
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- Volume 5 Part 1 (1751-1752): Richard, Ebenezer, Elijah, Peter. Click Here
- Volume 5 Part 2: Elijah, Ebenezer, Ezra, Richard. Click Here
- Volume 5 Part 3: Ezra, Ephraim, Elijah. Click Here
- Volume 5 Part 4: Elijah, Richard, Nathan, Ezra. Click Here
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- Volume 6 Part 1 (1752-1756): Ezra, Elijah. Click Here
- Volume 6 Part 2: Richard, Elijah, Abigail. Click Here
- Volume 6 Part 3: Richard, Sanford & Hubble, Ephraim. Click Here
- Volume 6 Part 4: Hez, Eleazer, Hubble Tulford? of Stratford. Click Here
- Volume 6 Part 5: Jonathan, Eleazer. Click Here
- Volume 6 Part 6: Ezra, Gershom, Peter. Click Here
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- Volume 7 Part 1 (1755-1757): Index- Jeptha, Erza. Click Here
- Volume 7 Part 2: Index-Ezra. Click Here
- Volume 7 Part 3: Index-Ezra, Jehiel. Click Here
- Volume 7 Part 4: Index-Ezra, Richard, Jabez. Click Here
- Volume 7 Part 5: Index-Gershom, Ezra. Click Here
- Volume 7 Part 6: Index-Ezra, Jabez. Click Here
- Volume 7 Part 7: Index-Ezra, Mary. Click Here
- Volume 7 Part 8: Index-Mary, Jehiel, Peter, David vs Hubbel(?). Click Here
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- Volume 8 Part 1 (1758-1762): Index-Nehemiah. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 2: Index-Ephraim, Jer (?). Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 3: Index-Jehiel, Jer (?), David. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 4: Tim (Timothy?), David (ME32), Jehiel. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 5: Index-Richard, Neh (Nehemiah?), Elijah. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 6: Index-Ion (Jonathan?), Elijah, John. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 7: Index-Richard, Jehiel, Nehemiah. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 8: Jabez, Watei (Waters?), Wm Gaylord. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 9: Peter, Waters, Eleazer. Click Here
- Volume 8 Part 10: Jehiel, Eleazer, Gershom, Nehemiah, Elna (Elnathan?), Timothy. Click Here
A sampling of court documents from the 1700s.
* Ensign Richard Hubbell Sheriffs Deputy vs. Simon Couch & Isaac Jennings: 1712 [illegally removed goods]
* Samuel Hubbol:1712 [witnessed transaction]
* Richard Hubbell: 1713 [hard to read]
* Richard & James Hubbell vs. Treadwells: 1714 [dispute over land boundary]
* Richard Hubbell vs. Samuel & Edward Tredwell: 1714 [additional info on land dispute]
* Richard Hubbell vs. Thomas Lake: 1717/15 [dispute over the purchase of a vessel]
* Daniel Hubbell vs. Robert Jackson: 1720-1723 [land dispute-difficult to read]
* Richard Hubbell vs. Robert Jackson: 1720-1723 [dispute over 6 acres of land]
* Daniel Hubbell serving on jury: 1722
* Richard Huble to serve on grand jury-1723
* Richard Hubbell vs. Mathew Jennings: 1720-1723 [£7 debt]
* Richard Hubbell vs. Robert Silliman-1726
* Richard Hubbel vs. Nath Sillman-1731
* Hubble and Fairweather vs. James Dunlap (front page only)-1735
* Richard Hubble and Peter Hubbel; (front page only)-1735-1737
* Richard Hubble vs. Hor Odell; (front page only)-1740
* Zachariah Hubbell (ME23) vs. Adam Mackeen: 1743 [£19 debt]
* Elizear Hubble vs. John Huff: (front page only)- Aug 1744
* Richard Hubble vs. Samuel Odel-1747
*Epharaim Hubbell: Justice of the Peace-Nathaniel Hollester, New Fairfield-1747
* David Hubbell: loan, John Mill Smith-1746 /1747
* Jehiel Hubble vs. Nathaniel Peck-1747
* Peter Hubbel and Charles Duncomb vs. Joseph Hayes-part 1-1747
* Peter Hubboll and Charles Duncomb vs. Joseph Hayes-part 2-1747
* Ephraim Hubble et al who participated in a riot are to appear in court: 1747/48 Part1 Part2
*Ephraim Hubble and others assualted another person-New Fairfield-Dec 1748
* Eleazer Hubbell et al to give testimony about a riot: 1748
* Richard Hubbell vs. Samuel Clark of New Haven-1749 [£69 dispute]
* Richard Hubbel vs. William Burr; a summons for Jedediah Mills to appear in court-1749
* Zachariah Hubble (ME23)-court papers-1736-1749
* Peter Hubble vs. Charles Duncomb: 1749 [£3000 debt]
* Samuel Hubbell of Kent vs. James Smedly: 1749 [£39 note]
* Samuel Hubbell of Kent vs. James Smedly:1749/50 [£39 debt]
* Jehiel Hubbel of Greenwich vs. Andris Truby-1750
* Phinheas Hubbol (ME104) (of the Island of Barbados) vs. Robert Silliman: 1750 [wants possession of his sword, pistols, cane and bottles] Also hard to read note
* Ezra Hubbell vs. Joseph Lewis: 1751 [£255 debt]
* Samuel Hubbell of Kent vs. James Smedly: 1751 [Samuel paid interest on note]
* Phinheas Hubble (ME104) vs. Robert Silleman-1751
* Richard Hubble vs. William Burr: (front page only)-1751
* Ebenezer Hubble vs. Deliverance Waklee: 1751 [debt]
* Elijah Hubbell vs. James Dennie: 1751 [£20 debt]
* Elijah Hubbell vs. Benjamin Treadwell: 1752 [£43 debt]
* Elijah Hubbell vs. Seth Sherwood: 1752 [£40 debt]
* Ephraim Hubbell vs. William & Roger Sherman: 1752 [£145 debt]
* Ezra Hubbell vs. Joseph Lewis: 1752 [both to appear in court]
* Justice Hubbel vs. Sherman: 1752 [accounting page of doc only-this can only be Justice (ME44) but he would have been only 8 years old??]
* Richard Hubbell: 1752 [dispute over articles of clothing belonging to Richard Blackleach]
* Richard Hubbell vs. Ebenezer Sanford: 1753 [dispute over goods]
* Abigail Hubbell vs. Jehabod Hall: 1753 [Hall’s debt of £22 to Abigail]
* Ezra Hubbell vs. James Weed Jr: (front page only)-1753
* Ezra Hubbel vs. Joseph Lewis Jr: (front page only)-1753
* David & Eunice Hubble [ME32] vs. Rev Beebee, Abiah Sanford et al: 1768-1771 [David contests Thomas Sanford’s will. Seth Hubbell is attorney] Original Complaint Part1 Part2
* William Gaylord Hubbell vs. Stephen Barnes: 1775 [assualt]
* Amos and Abraham Hubble vs. Paul Nichols & Joseph Smith: 1780 [£5000 debt]
* Richard Hubbell Jr vs. William Elliott: 1785 [£170 damages due to lost cargo] Part1 Part2 Part3
* Richard Hubbell Jr vs. Mary Sturgis and Stephen Hulburt: 1784 [£30 debt] Part1 Part2
* William Gaylord Hubbell vs Fredrick Jones Whiting: 1785 [assualt]
* Eleazer Hubbell vs. John Kane: 1787 [£100 debt] Part1 Part2 Part3
* Dennis Hubbell (desceased) and William Gaylord Hubbell vs. Cain: 1788 [$1000 debt]
* Timothy Hubbell (of Weston) vs. Thomas Holberton: 1789 [Eunice Hubbell a minor, Amos Hubbell her guardian]
* David, Richard & Salmon Hubbell vs. Luther Harris: 1795 [Insurance claim of £4000] Part1 Part2
* David Hubbel: loan from Jesse Bradley (front page only)-1801
* Hubbel and Andrus vs. Jesse Bradley (front page only)-1801
