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Family of Edward Foster DILLON and Julia Edna HUBBARD

Husband: Edward Foster DILLON

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Edward Foster DILLON

Wife: Julia Edna HUBBARD

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Julia Edna HUBBARD

Child 1: Charles Hubbard DILLON

  • Name:

  • Charles Hubbard DILLON

  • Sex:

  • Male

  • Spouse:

  • Rosa Mae CONLIN (1878-1941)

  • Birth:

  • May 22, 1885

  • Zanesville, Muskingum, OH

  • Death:

  • Dec 25, 1932 (age 47)

  • Detroit, Wayne County, MI

Child 2: Alice Hines DILLON

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Daughter: Alice Hines DILLON

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Spouse: Edward Clark "Clark" WINFIELD

Child 3: Mary Hubbard DILLON

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Daughter: Mary Hubbard DILLON

  • Name:

  • Mary Hubbard DILLON

  • Sex:

  • Female

  • Spouse:

  • Norval August PELTIER (1892-1979)

  • Birth:

  • Apr 14, 1893

  • Zanesville, Muskingum, OH

  • anecdote:

  • Jun 1, 1970 (age 77)

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  • Dear Karen:

    "I will answer your questions to the best of my ability. I got the

    information on Giles Hubbard mostly from my mother [Julia Edna Hubbard

    Dillon]. She was next to the youngest in her family. Barton Hubbard

    was the youngest. Also some information from the Hubbard Bible.

    Grandpa Hubbard [Giles] was born in 1817 - died in 1876. Those are

    the dates on the monument in the cemetery. November 6 was Election

    Day. He was the old-style gentleman (they wore shawls in those days).

    They lived on a large farm, which now is almost the center of town in

    Mt. Clemens. Also a high top silk hat. After voting he strolled out

    to the barn to see the horses (my thoughts are wandering) and was

    stricken with a heart attack, and died almost immediately.

    "He was a high strung, nervous man -- always afraid that something was

    going to happen to the children, a music lover, and enjoyed hearing my

    mother play the piano for him. She was very talented, even as a

    little girl. My mother often tells about his death -- how they laid

    him out on one of the the work tables in the barn with his shawl over

    him. She was only 14 years old.

    "Their stay in Chicago was only a short time -- that is, a few years.

    At the time of the [Chicago] fire, they packed up and came back to Mt.

    Clemens. It was the time of horse and buggys. Things moved more

    slowly. They had what nowadays we would call an apartment. They

    called it a "flat." It must have been large though, for most of the

    time a good many of the relatives lived with them. 'Berwin,' I

    believe, is the part of Chicago where they lived. In one of the

    Macomb history books there is a little piece about Giles Hubbard. I

    have read it .... The only thing I remember was that he was asked to

    run for Senator but he refused. Lincoln Avenue, where we always

    lived, had a row of maple trees down the center that he had planted.

    That street formerly was the lane that led to the barn, and a

    beautiful street to live on in later years."

    (Letter dated June 1, 1970, from Mary Dillon Peltier, granddaughter of

    Giles Hubbard, to her great-niece, Karen Winfield.)

  • Death:

  • Oct 4, 1982 (age 89)

  • Traverse City, Grand Traverse Co., MI