In 1845, Mr. Hubbell moved to Morrow Co., where he lived until 1851; then resided in Harlem Township until 1875, when he moved to Brown Co., and has since remained. His wife died in 1863, and has since married to Clarinda Adams, born in Harlem Township, and daughter of Ruloff Adams, whose wife was Elizabeth Jones, both from Pennsylvania. Mr. Hubbell was out in the late war, Co. E, 45th Heavy Artillery; also, three sons--William, in 32nd; Daniel, in the 45th; Alonzo, in 131st--all returned, except Daniel, who died in Andersonville; he was captured at Knoxville. Mr. Hubbell has 115 acres of land. His wife and mother are members of the M. E. Church."
History of Delaware County and Ohio, O.L. Baskin & Co., Historical Publishers, 1880, Brown Township, page 81.
Daniel Hubbell was born on November 2, 1844 in Mason County, Kentucky and then moved with his family as stated above. His family was living in Center Village, Delaware County, Ohio when he enlisted in Company G on July 23, 1862. He was the fourth oldest of ten children, three boys and seven girls.
According to family tradition, Daniel was a drummer boy who died in Andersonville Prison from starvation or disease. This is confirmed by the regimental roster, which states that Daniel was captured in action near Knoxville on November 18, 1863 and died in Andersonville on October 18, 1864.
Biographical information supplied by Kevin B. Large.
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