Roxana's maiden name was probably DREW, and she was born in Vermont, possibly Rutland County, about 1804. She married Aeneas Hurlbut (probably in Vermont) about 1825. The only known child from this marriage was Henry Clay Hurlbut, born October 25, 1830 in Vermont.
The family was probably living in Orleans County in New York when Roxana passed away. The family later lived in Niagara County, New York, before moving to Michigan.
Roxana's son, Henry Clay Hurlbut, was an ordained Wesleyan Methodist minister and later became a Congregational minister in Michigan.
The family was probably living in Orleans County in New York when Roxana passed away. The family later lived in Niagara County, New York, before moving to Michigan.
Roxana's son, Henry Clay Hurlbut, was an ordained Wesleyan Methodist minister and later became a Congregational minister in Michigan.
Roxana's maiden name was probably DREW, and she was born in Vermont, possibly Rutland County, about 1804. She married Aeneas Hurlbut (probably in Vermont) about 1825. The only known child from this marriage was Henry Clay Hurlbut, born October 25, 1830 in Vermont.
The family was probably living in Orleans County in New York when Roxana passed away. The family later lived in Niagara County, New York, before moving to Michigan.
Roxana's son, Henry Clay Hurlbut, was an ordained Wesleyan Methodist minister and later became a Congregational minister in Michigan.
The family was probably living in Orleans County in New York when Roxana passed away. The family later lived in Niagara County, New York, before moving to Michigan.
Roxana's son, Henry Clay Hurlbut, was an ordained Wesleyan Methodist minister and later became a Congregational minister in Michigan.
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