One of eight children born to Methodist minister, the Rev. Dr. Nathan Hubbell, and his wife Cecilia Ann King.
As a young man, Roy was employed as an asbestos salesman in the Bronx, but after he married Hildegarde Whittaker, and his fortunes soon changed. He became assistant manager at the famous Commodore Hotel at Pershing Square in Manhattan, and later was manager of another hotel on the square. He retired to Pelham Manor, which is where he was living when he passed away.
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HUBBELL-- Suddenly, on Oct. 13, Rowland Southworth (Roy S.) Hubbell, beloved husband of Hildegarde Whittaker Hubbell and devoted father of Elizabeth King and Richard Whittaker Hubbell. Relatives, friends, members of Kane Lodge, F. and A. M., and the Pilgrims Society are invited to attend services at his residence, 1,000 Edgewood Av., Pelham Manor, on Sunday at 2 P. M. Interment Kensico Cemetery.
--The New York Times, (New York, New York); 16 October 1932
As a young man, Roy was employed as an asbestos salesman in the Bronx, but after he married Hildegarde Whittaker, and his fortunes soon changed. He became assistant manager at the famous Commodore Hotel at Pershing Square in Manhattan, and later was manager of another hotel on the square. He retired to Pelham Manor, which is where he was living when he passed away.
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HUBBELL-- Suddenly, on Oct. 13, Rowland Southworth (Roy S.) Hubbell, beloved husband of Hildegarde Whittaker Hubbell and devoted father of Elizabeth King and Richard Whittaker Hubbell. Relatives, friends, members of Kane Lodge, F. and A. M., and the Pilgrims Society are invited to attend services at his residence, 1,000 Edgewood Av., Pelham Manor, on Sunday at 2 P. M. Interment Kensico Cemetery.
--The New York Times, (New York, New York); 16 October 1932
One of eight children born to Methodist minister, the Rev. Dr. Nathan Hubbell, and his wife Cecilia Ann King.
As a young man, Roy was employed as an asbestos salesman in the Bronx, but after he married Hildegarde Whittaker, and his fortunes soon changed. He became assistant manager at the famous Commodore Hotel at Pershing Square in Manhattan, and later was manager of another hotel on the square. He retired to Pelham Manor, which is where he was living when he passed away.
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HUBBELL-- Suddenly, on Oct. 13, Rowland Southworth (Roy S.) Hubbell, beloved husband of Hildegarde Whittaker Hubbell and devoted father of Elizabeth King and Richard Whittaker Hubbell. Relatives, friends, members of Kane Lodge, F. and A. M., and the Pilgrims Society are invited to attend services at his residence, 1,000 Edgewood Av., Pelham Manor, on Sunday at 2 P. M. Interment Kensico Cemetery.
--The New York Times, (New York, New York); 16 October 1932
As a young man, Roy was employed as an asbestos salesman in the Bronx, but after he married Hildegarde Whittaker, and his fortunes soon changed. He became assistant manager at the famous Commodore Hotel at Pershing Square in Manhattan, and later was manager of another hotel on the square. He retired to Pelham Manor, which is where he was living when he passed away.
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HUBBELL-- Suddenly, on Oct. 13, Rowland Southworth (Roy S.) Hubbell, beloved husband of Hildegarde Whittaker Hubbell and devoted father of Elizabeth King and Richard Whittaker Hubbell. Relatives, friends, members of Kane Lodge, F. and A. M., and the Pilgrims Society are invited to attend services at his residence, 1,000 Edgewood Av., Pelham Manor, on Sunday at 2 P. M. Interment Kensico Cemetery.
--The New York Times, (New York, New York); 16 October 1932
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