Sometime between 1892 and 1900 William Hobbs got an offer to work in Dunstable, Ma., so he moved the family from New York to Massachusetts. He was known to be a crusty fellow with a strong mind of his own. After the death of his wife Rebecca, William married a Margaret McMahon. After William died without a proper will, his second wife's Son being a lawyer had his Mother committed to a State Hospital for incompetance and took the entire Clark estate. No heirlooms were passed on to any of Will's or Rebecca's children.
This information was supplied by Diane Murley Houghton great grandaughter
This information was supplied by Diane Murley Houghton great grandaughter
Sometime between 1892 and 1900 William Hobbs got an offer to work in Dunstable, Ma., so he moved the family from New York to Massachusetts. He was known to be a crusty fellow with a strong mind of his own. After the death of his wife Rebecca, William married a Margaret McMahon. After William died without a proper will, his second wife's Son being a lawyer had his Mother committed to a State Hospital for incompetance and took the entire Clark estate. No heirlooms were passed on to any of Will's or Rebecca's children.
This information was supplied by Diane Murley Houghton great grandaughter
This information was supplied by Diane Murley Houghton great grandaughter
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