Wiliam L. Hubbard was born 11/20/1838 in Illinois, the son of Solomon and Sarepta (Stone) Hubbard. He was one of four brothers who served in the Civil War. He enlisted in Company B, 34th Illinois US Volunteer Infantry Regiment and was wounded at the Battle of Stone River. He served in hospital service until the end of the war. He came to Kansas in 1873 with his first wife and three children: Minnie, Walter and George. After his wife's death in 1886, he married again twice, his third wife surviving. He died April 20, 1909 at the age of 70 from complications of the old war bullet near his heart.
Obituary from the Daily Kansan, 4/21/1909:
Another Old Veteran Has Gone to Rest.
Wm. Hubbard, Member of Local G.A.R. Passed Away last Night.
Again are the officers of the G.A.R. called upon to enter on their records the name of a departing comrade. This time the name of William L. Hubbard must be placed with those who have crossed to the other shore. Mr. Hubbard, who had been sick for some time, died at his home on Eighth street, Tuesday night April 20, and will be buried at Zion cemetery, in Republic county, the time of which will be announced later. He was born in Illinois on November 20, 1838. He was a member of Co. B., 34th, Illinois Volunteer Infantry during the war. He was three times married, his two former wives dying. He was married to the wife who survives him on July 5th, 1879 [sic 1899]. The deceased was a member of the Baptist church. Besides his wife he leaves a son and a daughter to survive him.
Obituary from the Daily Kansan, 4/21/1909:
Another Old Veteran Has Gone to Rest.
Wm. Hubbard, Member of Local G.A.R. Passed Away last Night.
Again are the officers of the G.A.R. called upon to enter on their records the name of a departing comrade. This time the name of William L. Hubbard must be placed with those who have crossed to the other shore. Mr. Hubbard, who had been sick for some time, died at his home on Eighth street, Tuesday night April 20, and will be buried at Zion cemetery, in Republic county, the time of which will be announced later. He was born in Illinois on November 20, 1838. He was a member of Co. B., 34th, Illinois Volunteer Infantry during the war. He was three times married, his two former wives dying. He was married to the wife who survives him on July 5th, 1879 [sic 1899]. The deceased was a member of the Baptist church. Besides his wife he leaves a son and a daughter to survive him.
Wiliam L. Hubbard was born 11/20/1838 in Illinois, the son of Solomon and Sarepta (Stone) Hubbard. He was one of four brothers who served in the Civil War. He enlisted in Company B, 34th Illinois US Volunteer Infantry Regiment and was wounded at the Battle of Stone River. He served in hospital service until the end of the war. He came to Kansas in 1873 with his first wife and three children: Minnie, Walter and George. After his wife's death in 1886, he married again twice, his third wife surviving. He died April 20, 1909 at the age of 70 from complications of the old war bullet near his heart.
Obituary from the Daily Kansan, 4/21/1909:
Another Old Veteran Has Gone to Rest.
Wm. Hubbard, Member of Local G.A.R. Passed Away last Night.
Again are the officers of the G.A.R. called upon to enter on their records the name of a departing comrade. This time the name of William L. Hubbard must be placed with those who have crossed to the other shore. Mr. Hubbard, who had been sick for some time, died at his home on Eighth street, Tuesday night April 20, and will be buried at Zion cemetery, in Republic county, the time of which will be announced later. He was born in Illinois on November 20, 1838. He was a member of Co. B., 34th, Illinois Volunteer Infantry during the war. He was three times married, his two former wives dying. He was married to the wife who survives him on July 5th, 1879 [sic 1899]. The deceased was a member of the Baptist church. Besides his wife he leaves a son and a daughter to survive him.
Obituary from the Daily Kansan, 4/21/1909:
Another Old Veteran Has Gone to Rest.
Wm. Hubbard, Member of Local G.A.R. Passed Away last Night.
Again are the officers of the G.A.R. called upon to enter on their records the name of a departing comrade. This time the name of William L. Hubbard must be placed with those who have crossed to the other shore. Mr. Hubbard, who had been sick for some time, died at his home on Eighth street, Tuesday night April 20, and will be buried at Zion cemetery, in Republic county, the time of which will be announced later. He was born in Illinois on November 20, 1838. He was a member of Co. B., 34th, Illinois Volunteer Infantry during the war. He was three times married, his two former wives dying. He was married to the wife who survives him on July 5th, 1879 [sic 1899]. The deceased was a member of the Baptist church. Besides his wife he leaves a son and a daughter to survive him.
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