Hubbard House History at Emma Odonnell blog

Hubbard House History. Abolitionists william and katharine hubbard built their homestead in the early 1940s. Built in the 1840s by william and catharine hubbard and known as mother hubbard's cupboard or the great emporium by fugitive. The home was built in 1841 by william and katharine hubbard, serving as the last stop on the underground railroad before securing safe passage across the lake to canada. Before moving to ashtabula, hubbard served in the war of 1812 as a captain in a new york regiment, and after the war served as a colonel of miltia. The underground railroad was a loose association of people and places providing food, shelter and clothing for slaves escaping the antebellum. Hubbard constructed this house circa. Oral tradition tells that a fugitive slave known as “uncle jake” did much of the. They used the home’s location to help ferry formerly enslaved persons across lake erie and into canada. The bricks were made of clay dug from the banks of lake erie.

The underground railroad was a loose association of people and places providing food, shelter and clothing for slaves escaping the antebellum. Built in the 1840s by william and catharine hubbard and known as mother hubbard's cupboard or the great emporium by fugitive. Oral tradition tells that a fugitive slave known as “uncle jake” did much of the. Abolitionists william and katharine hubbard built their homestead in the early 1940s. The bricks were made of clay dug from the banks of lake erie. They used the home’s location to help ferry formerly enslaved persons across lake erie and into canada. The home was built in 1841 by william and katharine hubbard, serving as the last stop on the underground railroad before securing safe passage across the lake to canada. Before moving to ashtabula, hubbard served in the war of 1812 as a captain in a new york regiment, and after the war served as a colonel of miltia. Hubbard constructed this house circa.

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Hubbard House History The underground railroad was a loose association of people and places providing food, shelter and clothing for slaves escaping the antebellum. Before moving to ashtabula, hubbard served in the war of 1812 as a captain in a new york regiment, and after the war served as a colonel of miltia. The bricks were made of clay dug from the banks of lake erie. Oral tradition tells that a fugitive slave known as “uncle jake” did much of the. Abolitionists william and katharine hubbard built their homestead in the early 1940s. They used the home’s location to help ferry formerly enslaved persons across lake erie and into canada. The home was built in 1841 by william and katharine hubbard, serving as the last stop on the underground railroad before securing safe passage across the lake to canada. Hubbard constructed this house circa. The underground railroad was a loose association of people and places providing food, shelter and clothing for slaves escaping the antebellum. Built in the 1840s by william and catharine hubbard and known as mother hubbard's cupboard or the great emporium by fugitive.