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Note for:   Martha Lucretia Aderhold,   14 DEC 1926 - 3 DEC 1992         Index

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     Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice
Glenwood Cemetery, Troy, Bradford County, PA
Obituaries

ADERHOLD -MARTHA L. HOLDREN
    Martha L. Holdren, 65, of Troy died Thursday, December 3, 1992 at the Troy Community Hospital. She was born December 14, 1926 in Canton, PA, the daughter of John and Grace Sallada Aderhold. She enjoyed bowling and was a member of the Troy Women's Bowling Hall of Fame. She is survived by her husband of 38 years, Artie Holdren of 415 E. Main St., Troy; daughters and sons-in-law, Carol and Joe Williams of Canton, PA, Sue and Joe Odom of Huntsville, AL and Linda and Trey Ripley with the US Navy in GTMO, Cuba; sons and daughters-in-law, Keith Holdren and Lindenwold, NJ, Gary and Kim Holdren of Nazareth, PA, Mike Aderhold of Atco, NJ, Denny and Diane Holdren of Troy, Randy and Kim Holdren of Berwick, Brett Holdren of Wuerzburg, Germany, Darryl and Brenda Holdren of East Troy, Jeff and Shelly Holdren of Troy, Jody Holdren of Colorado Springs, CO and Artie and Delores Holdren Jr. of Troy RR 2. She was predeceased by son, Terry Holdren, in 1970. Also surviving are 26 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; sisters, Mary Wagner of Maryland and Ruth Tinney of Penn Yan, NY; brothers, John Aderhold of Silver Springs, MD, James Aderhold also of Silver Springs and William Aderhold of Horseheads, NY; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held December 5 at the Vickery Funeral Home in Troy with the Rev. Garry Zuber officiating and interment to be in Glenwood Cemetery, Troy. Memorials may be directed to the First Baptist Church of Troy building fund. (TGR, Thursday, December 10, 1992)
Individual Notes
Note for:   Cora Alice Jacobs,   ABT 1881 - 8 NOV 1956         Index

Burial:   
     Place:   Salem Union Church Cemetery, Unityville, Jordan Twp., Lycoming Co., PA
Individual Notes
Note for:   Donald E. Dunkleberger,   ABT 1931 - 4 AUG 1959         Index

Burial:   
     Place:   New Rosemont Cemetery, Espy, Columbia Co., PA
Individual Notes
Note for:   James Holdren,   ABT 1861 -          Index

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     News Article from the Gazette & Bulletin, Sept 10 1936
Leg Fractured by Falling Tree
BODINES - James Holdren, 75, suffered a fracture of his leg just below the knee joint, Monday, when struck by a tree he had been felling near his home...
Individual Notes
Note for:   Phoebe A. Santschi,   26 SEP 1924 - 1 APR 2007         Index

Burial:   
     Place:   St. Michael’s Lutheran Church Cemetery, Cogan Station, Lycoming Co., PA
Individual Notes
Note for:   Donald J. Hubbard,   31 JAN 1956 - 13 FEB 1962         Index

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     Obituary (partial) from the Williamsport Sun-Gazette, February 14, 1962
...First child ever killed in Lycoming county as a result of being hit by a school bus...
Fourth Fatality of the Year
The youngster was the fourth traffic victim of the year in the county and first in South Williamsport since last February 26.
The youngster celebrated his sixth birthday two weeks ago today. He was born January 31, 1956.
Surviving are his father and mother, the former Doris Forsburg; a brother, Kim Lee, and a sister, Ruth, both at home; the paternal grandmother, Mrs. James A. Davis and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Forsburg all of South Williamsport.
Private services will be conducted at Noll's, 1 East Central Avenue, South Williamsport at 2 pm Friday. The Rev. Ronald E. Bowersox, pastor of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church will officiate. Burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery. There will be no visitation.

Donald was killed crossing Market Street at Mountain Avenue after darting back into traffic to pick up a dropped report card. There was a crossing guard present. The Hubbards lived at 363 Hastings Street at the time.
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Note for:   Joseph R. Hubbard,   JUN 1895 - 1934         Index

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     The 1930 Federal Census lists a Joseph R. Hubbard, 32, living on Irvin Street, Allison Twp., Clinton Co., PA. Living with him are his wife, Anna M. 22; daughter, Mary L. 5; Betty J. 3 ;years one month; Joseph R. Jr., 1 year 2 months; and his mother, Nancy Hubbard, 73. Joseph and his mother were born in Tennessee. All others born in PA. Joseph rents the house for $30 per month. They have a radio. All adults are literate. Joseph is a laborer in a chair factory. (April 3, 1930; E.D. 18-1; p. 2B) [Research Note: Allison Twp is NW of Lock Haven]

[Research Note: James County no longer exists. It was formed in 1871 and went bankrupt in 1919. It was formed from parts of Hamilton and Bradley Counties in TN. The county seat was Ooltewah, an Indian name meaning "place of the owl". The remaining old records are kept in Hamilton Co. There was a fire that destroyed many of the James Co. records]
Individual Notes
Note for:   Anna May Smith,   ABT 1908 - ABT 1975         Index

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     Anna M Phillips is the stepdaughter of Enoch Duffy and Florence.
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Note for:   Mary Louise Hubbard,   ABT 1925 -          Index

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     Served in The Women's Air Corp in 1945-46. Discharged July 25, 1946.
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Note for:   Nancy L. Hamilton,   JAN 1855 - AFT 1930         Index

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     The 1900 Federal Census lists Nancy Hubbard, 45, b. Jan 1855, widowed, head of the household living with her sons in the 3rd Civil District of James Co., Tennesee. Her sons are: Arthur, 9 b. Dec 1891; Joseph R., 4 b. Jun 1895; Rueben, 2 b. Apr 1898. Six of eight children are living. All are listed as white. They live adjacent to the John and Wilson Hixson familes. (June 26, 1900; E.D. 74; p. 243A)

[Research Note: the 3rd Civil District of James Co. is in the northern-most part of the county, whereas James County is along the southeastern border of the state].

The 1910 Federal Census lists a Nancy L. Hubord, 52, living in the 3rd Civil District, James Co., TN with her sons, Arthur, 19; Joseph, 14 and Ruban, 11. She is single and born in Tennessee. Five of eight children are living. Nancy's father was born in South Carolina, all others born in TN. Nancy is not employed, and rents the house. Arthur is a farmer and Joseph is a farm laborer. (April 30, 1910; E.D. 98; sheet 6A).

[Research Note: James County no longer exists. It was formed in 1871 and went bankrupt in 1919. It was formed from parts of Hamilton and Bradley Counties in TN. The county seat was Ooltewah, an Indian name meaning "place of the owl". The remaining old records are kept in Hamilton Co. There was a fire that destroyed many of the James Co. records]

The 1920 Federal Census lists a Nancy Hubbard, 63, widowed, Aunt, living with the John Hixson family at 14 Glass St., East Chattanooga Town, in Hamilton Co., TN. She was born in Tennessee. She is a mender in a hosiey mill. (January 16, 1920; E.D. 213; p. 14B)

The 1930 Federal Census lists Nancy Hubbard, 75, living with her son, Joseph in Allison Twp., Clinton Co., PA.

According to family, she was of Native American, Cherokee descent.


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Note for:   Arthur L. Hubbard,   25 FEB 1891 - ABT 18 AUG 1964         Index

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     The WWI Draft Registration Card:
Arthur Hubbard
b. February 25, 1891 in Birchwood, TN
married with two children
Farmer
June 5, 1917

The 1930 Federal Census lists Arthur L. Hubbard, 39, living in the 4th District of Hamilton Co., TN. Living with him are his wife, Rosa D., 31 and children: Willie D.16; Luther M.13, Edgar 13, and Celia T. 8. Arthur is a Merchant with a general retail store. He was 22 when first married and Rosa was only 15. She cannot read or write. He owns his house that is worth $400. All born in TN. (April 9, 1930; E.D. 33-83; p. 4A)

May have died before 1942, since there is no WWII Draft Registration Card.
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Note for:   Rueben "Robert" H. Hubbard,   30 APR 1898 - 8 AUG 1983         Index

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     requested death certificate on April 19, 2007
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Note for:   Davis M. Hubbard,   12 JUN 1844 - BET 1898 AND 1900         Index

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     [Research Note: The D.M. Hubbard in the 1880 census appears to possibly be a son of David Hubbard, b. in Virginia moved to Tennessee and Alabama. The wife of David Hubbard was born in Alabama, according to the collection of...]

The 1880 Federal Census lists a D.M. Hubbard, 32 and his wife, Nancy A. 30 living in the 3rd Civil District, Yorkville, Gibson Co., Tennessee. They have no children. Mr. Hubbard's occupation has been erased and nothing is listed. He was born in Miss.(?); his father was born in Virginia and his mother in Alabama. Nancy and her parents were born in Tennessee; she is keeping house. (June 3, 1880; E.D. 39; page 4).

[Research Note: Gibson Co, TN is just west of Dyersburg, TN in the NW corner]
Individual Notes
Note for:   Frank Jacob Doebler,   27 JUN 1881 - 21 JAN 1955         Index

Baptism:   
     Place:   Wildwood Cemetery, Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA