Clarinda HULBERT was born on 29 Dec 1773 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Cornelius HULBERT Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

Cornelius HULBERT Parents: Thomas HULBERT and Sarah UNKNOWN.

Experience HULBERT was born on 28 Aug 1712 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: John HULBERT and Mercy SALMON.

Experience HULBERT was born on 13 Dec 1713 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: John HULBERT and Mercy SALMON.

Henry Irad HULBERT was born on 18 Apr 1789 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Hepzibah HULBERT was baptized on 6 Apr 1746 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). She died on 3 Dec 1747 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: Nathan HULBERT and Sarah CASTLE.

Isaac HULBERT was baptized on 10 Nov 1740 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: Nathan HULBERT and Sarah CASTLE.

Dr. John HULBERT(319) was born on 29 Oct 1735 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). He died on 22 Jun 1815 in Massachusetts, Alford. He was prob. in the Co. of Capt. Wait Hinman, which marched from Woodbury, for the relief of Fort William Henry, 1757. It is traditional that he was educated at Yale Coll., grad. Nassau Hall, Princeton, N. J., 1762; res. Sharon, Ct., where he received part of his medical education; and at Egremont, Mass.; removed to Alford, Mass., and bought sixteen acres of land there, from Anthony Haskins, 1771; first physician in Alford; selectman, 1773,6,8, and 1781; town clerk through the revolution, and was succeeded by Capt. Seth Hamlin; mem. of Com. of Correspondence, inspection and safety; and for a time surgeon in the war; justice of the peace; and moderator in town meetings; mem. of the Mass. convention which ratified the U.S. Constitution; a prominent man.
Judge Church of Conn. In an address stated: "A spark from that flame in Berkshire county had flown over into Sharon: one Dr. Hurlbut, an emissary of Shay's, visited that town in the spring of 1787, to enlist men in his cause. He made some impression," It is stated in the history of Litchfield County, Ct.: "In the spring of 1787, during the excitement of the Insurrection under Shay, in Mass., Dr. John Hulbert, who resided in Alford, who was an active partizan of Shay, came to Sharon to secure co-operation; having received his medical education there, and possessing qualities calculated to give effect to his representations, he soon succeeded in organizing a considerable number of men under one William Mitchell; who was constituted their captain. Hulbert was prosecuted under an act against vagrants, vagabonds and common beggars; but on his solemn promise to leave the state forthwith was suffered to depart. The others were bound over to court on charges of treasonable practice." It is said his commission as juitice (justice) of the peace was revoked, 1788, because he favored Shay's Rebellion. He must have had a large following of friends in Mass., as he was representative to the legislature the same year.
Mrs. Hazen remembered in 1894, that he had, in her childhood, at Alford, a famous flower garden, on an elevation, reached by a long flight of stone steps, where he entertained his friends in style. He changed the spelling of his name about 1792, from Hurlbut to Hulbert, Elijah Hamlin, who removed from Alford, to East Bloomfield, N. Y., about 1792, kindly assisted to support a Dr. Hulbert, who was a pensioner, and his wife, who was a school teacher, at his home in N.Y. Whether they were identical with Dr. John Hulbert and wife of Alford, has not been ascertained. Both d. Alford; she Nov., 1823; he June 7, 1815. A tombstone was erected at Alford to his memory in recent times, inscribed as follows:
In memory of
Dr. John Hulbert
For fifty years a practicing
Physician at Alford.
Berkshire County Mass.Born June 1730.
Died in Alford, Mass.
June 22, 1815.
Aged 85 years.
This stone is erected by
Richard P. Hulbert, of Mackinack Island, Mich.
A relative of the deceased, Oct. 8, 1886.
Parents: Nathan HULBERT and Sarah CASTLE.

He was married to Mercy HAMLIN on 1 May 1765. Children were: Philander HULBERT , Achsah HULBERT, John Whitfield HULBERT, Junius HULBERT, Clarinda HULBERT, Lorania HULBERT, Peyton Randolph HULBERT, Polly HULBERT, Sarah HULBERT, Sally HULBERT, Henry Irad HULBERT.

John HULBERT(320) was born about 1680 in Connecticut, Wethersfield, Hartford. to Woodbury with his parents, 1682; called on adult when baptized there, 1697; bought land in that part of the town now called Roxbury; m. Woodbury, 1704; Mercy Salmon. Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

He was married to Mercy SALMON in 1704 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Children were: Patience HULBERT , Nathan HULBERT, Salmon HULBERT, Experience HULBERT, Experience HULBERT, Mercy HULBERT.

John HULBERT was born on 8 Mar 1642 in Connecticut, Wethersfield, Hartford. Parents: Thomas HULBERT and Sarah UNKNOWN.

John Whitfield HULBERT was born on 1 Jun 1770 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Jonathan HULBERT Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

Joseph HULBERT(321) was born about 1646 in Connecticut, Wethersfield, Hartford. He died on 13 Jul 1732 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). removed to Woodbury, Ct., with his family, as early as 1682; Parents: Thomas HULBERT and Sarah UNKNOWN.

He was married to Rebecca UNKNOWN . Children were: Joseph HULBERT, John HULBERT, Sarah HULBERT, Cornelius HULBERT, Jonathan HULBERT, Rebecca HULBERT, Mary HULBERT, Phebe HULBERT.

Joseph HULBERT Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

Junius HULBERT was born on 12 Mar 1772 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Lorania HULBERT was born on 29 Nov 1775 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Mary HULBERT Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

Mercy HULBERT was born on 26 Aug 1716 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: John HULBERT and Mercy SALMON.

Nathan HULBERT(322) was born on 24 Oct 1707 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). He died on 17 Feb 1735 in Massachusetts, Alford. he joined the 1st Cong church, Woodbury, Sept. 23, 1733; she Sept. 14, 1735; res. Woodbury, 1740, and probably as late as 1747. It is supposed he afterward resided at Sharon, Ct., and later at Alford, Mass. Capt. Nathan Hurlbut who d. of apoplexy at Alford, Feb. 17, 1774, is supposed to be him. Parents: John HULBERT and Mercy SALMON.

He was married to Sarah CASTLE on 13 Apr 1730. Children were: Nathan HULBERT, Dr. John HULBERT, Simeon HULBERT, Isaac HULBERT, Achsah HULBERT, Hepzibah HULBERT.

Nathan HULBERT was born on 6 Feb 1733 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: Nathan HULBERT and Sarah CASTLE.

Patience HULBERT was born on 2 Sep 1705 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: John HULBERT and Mercy SALMON.

Peyton Randolph HULBERT was born on 22 Jul 1778 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Phebe HULBERT Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

Philander HULBERT was born 29 Feb 1766 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Polly HULBERT was born on 2 May 1780 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Rebecca HULBERT Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

Sally HULBERT was born on 12 Mar 1784 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Salmon HULBERT was born on 19 May 1710 in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: John HULBERT and Mercy SALMON.

Samuel HULBERT Parents: Thomas HULBERT and Sarah UNKNOWN.

Sarah HULBERT Parents: Joseph HULBERT and Rebecca UNKNOWN.

Sarah HULBERT was born on 25 Sep 1782 in Massachusetts, Alford. She died on 14 Oct 1782 in Massachusetts, Alford. Parents: Dr. John HULBERT and Mercy HAMLIN.

Simeon HULBERT was born in Connecticut, Woodbury (now Roxbury). Parents: Nathan HULBERT and Sarah CASTLE.

Stephen HULBERT Parents: Thomas HULBERT and Sarah UNKNOWN.

Thomas HULBERT(323) was born in 1598 in England. He died in 1673 in Connecticut, Wethersfield, Hartford. It is supposed he came over in 1635; for he was a soldier under Lion Gardiner, who built and commanded the fort at Saybrook, Ct., the latter an Englishman, and an engineer, who had been in Holland in the Service of the Prince of Orange; but was engaged by the proprietors of the Conn. Patent, issued by King Charles I, to Lord Say and Sele, Lord Brooke and others, granting land on the Conn. (illegible) to erect a fort at its mouth. Gardiner embarked at London in the Bachilor of twenty five (illegible) Aug. 1, 1635, with his wife and female servant, and eleven male passengers, and arrived at Boston, Nov. 28, following. It is believed that Thomas Hurlibut came with him. The lineage and the spelling of his name has not been discovered. The author of the Harlibut genealogy, without positive proof, inclined to believe that he was a Scotchman. He was wounded by an arrow, in a battle with the Pequot Indians, at Saybrook, Feb. 22, 1637, as appears from a letter written by Gardiner, June 1660: "In the 23d of Feb. I went out with ten men and three Dogs Half a Mile from the House to burn the weeds, Leaves and Reeds upon the Neck of Land, because we had felled twenty timber trees, which we were to roll to the Waterside to bring home every Man carrying a Length of Match with Brimstone-matches with him to kindle the Fire withal. But when we came to the small of the Neck, the weeds burning. I having before this set two sentinels on the small of the Neck, I called to the Men that were burning the Reeds to come away; but they would not until they had burnt up the rest of their Matches. Presently there started up four Indians out of the firey Reeds, but they ran away. I called to the rest of our men to come out of the Marsh. Then Robert Chapman and Thomas Hurlibut, being sentinals, called to me, saying: there came a Number of Indians out of the other side of the Marsh.
Then I went to stop them, that they should not get the Woodland; but Thomas Hurlbut cried out to me that some of the Men did not follow me; for Thomas Rumble and Arthur Branch threw down their two Guns and ran away; then the Indians shot two of them that were in the Reeds; and sought to get between us and home; but kept us in a Half-moon; we retreating and exchanging many a shot, so that Thomas Hurlbut was shot almost through the Thigh. John Spencer in the back into his kidneys; myself into the Thigh; two more shot dead. But in our Retreat I kept Hurlbut and Spencer still before us; defending ourselves with ournaked swords, else they had taken us all alive; so that the two sore wounded Men, by our Retreat got home with their Guns; when our two sound Men ran away, and left their Guns behind them." Hurlbut was a blacksmith, and after the Pequot war, located and established himself in Wethersfield; and was one of the early settlers, and first blacksmith of the place, clerk of the Trainband, 1640; deputy, grand juror, and constable, 1644. He received various grants of land in the several divisions of the town, which were recorded together, 1647.
The town of Wethersfield in 1660 granted him lot 39, one of the "Four acre lots" - in Naubuc, east side of the river - which he sold to Thomas Hollister. For his services in the Indian wars, the Assembly voted him a grant of 120 acres of land, Oct. 12,1671. No attempt appears to have been made to avail himself of this bounty, nor by his sons; but on the petition of his grandson John Hurlbut, Jr., of Middletown, Ct., it was set off in 1694. It is traditional that the house in Wethersfield occupied in 1888 by Miss. Harriet Mitchell, sixth in descent from Thomas Hurlbut. Stood upon the site of his ancient homestead. His wife was named Sarah; it is not known whether he had any daughters. He d. Wethersfield, 1673.

He was married to Sarah UNKNOWN. Children were: Thomas HULBERT, John HULBERT , Samuel HULBERT, Joseph HULBERT, Stephen HULBERT, Cornelius HULBERT.

Thomas HULBERT Parents: Thomas HULBERT and Sarah UNKNOWN.

Daryll Clair HULINGS

He was married to Jody HAMBLIN on 22 Oct 1974.

Blanche HULL

She was married to Tristram HULL. Children were: Mary HULL, Sarah HULL , Joseph HULL, John HULL , Hannah HULL.

Elizabeth HULL was born in England. Parents: Joseph HULL and Agnes UNKNOWN.

She was married to John HEARD.

Hannah HULL was born in Feb 1656 in Massachusetts, Barnstable, Barnstable County. She died on 15 Nov 1733. Parents: Tristram HULL and Blanche HULL.

She was married to Joseph BLUSH on 15 Sep 1674. Children were: Joseph BLUSH, John BLUSH, Annah BLUSH, Abraham BLUSH, Reuben BLUSH, Sarah BLUSH, Sarah BLUSH, Thankful BLUSH, John BLUSH, Tristram BLUSH, Mary BLUSH, Benjamin BLUSH.

Joanna HULL was born in England. Parents: Joseph HULL and Agnes UNKNOWN.

She was married to John BURSLEY.

She was married to Dolar DAVIS .

Johanna HULL Parents: Reverend Joseph HULL.

She was married to John BURSLEY on 28 Nov 1639 in Massachusetts, Sandwich. Children were: A Child BURSLEY, Mary BURSLEY, John BURSLEY, Joanna BURSLEY, Elizabeth BURSLEY, John BURSLEY, Temperence BURSLEY.

John HULL was born in Mar 1654 in Massachusetts, Barnstable, Barnstable County. He resided Removed to Newport, R.I.. Parents: Tristram HULL and Blanche HULL.

Reverend Joseph HULL

Children were: Johanna HULL.

Joseph HULL was born in Jun 1652 in Massachusetts, Barnstable, Barnstable County. Parents: Tristram HULL and Blanche HULL.

He was married to Experience HARPER .

Joseph HULL(324) died on 19 Nov 1665. Rev. Joseph Hull,1 of his early history little is known. May 5, 1635 twenty families from England, with Mr. Hull as their minister, settled at Weymouth, Mass.
July 8, 1636, the land on which they settled was granted to them by Mass. Colony; made freeman Sept. 1635; deputy to General court, 1638-9; Sept. 6, 1638, he was elected Magistrate for Hingham. In the spring of 1639, Mr. Hull and several families from Weymouth, and Hingham decided to remove to Barnstable with the company to be organized by Mr. Collicut of Dorchester. He preached a farewell sermon to the people of Weymouth, May 5, 1639, and came to Barnstable the same month. Elder Thomas Dimmock was there March preceeding. To them the Plymouth Colony granted lands to the town; they were the founders of the town, and Mr. Hull being the minister, on him devolved the greater responsibility; at the Dec. term 1639. Mr. Hull and Mr. Dimmock were deputies to the Colony Court, and he was admitted freeman. Mr. Lothrop and his church came Oct. 21, 1639. Mr. Hull welcomed them to their homes and assigned them lands. Mr. Lothrop's church were a majority and they preferred their own pastor and Mr. Hull was ousted as pastor of the church, and from his offices; resulting in controversy and ill feelings. Lands that he had sold Mr. Hinckley the town claimed, and Mr. Hinckley sued him for damage. Mr. Otis was of opinion that he was not so bad as his enemies represented. In one short year he fell from his position, lost his influence, was unpopular, his friends deserted him, and others reaped the fields he had sown; he was chagrined and the ungenerous treatment he had received induced him to move. He sought to preach to his friends in Yarmouth, for which he was excommunicated by the Barnstable church; and then prosecuted for preaching as an excommunicated person. Mr. Otis says: If the reader decides that Mr. Hull was a contentious man and a heterodox teacher of religion, I fear that he will have to travel many a weary mile to find a peaceful man and a sincere christian. For a time he removed from the Colony and resided at Dover and the Isles of Shoals. But little is known of his family; he was poerhaps married twice; he d. Nov. 19, 1665, and his widow, Agnes, administered his estate. Several children came with him from England.

He was married to Agnes UNKNOWN. Children were: Joanna HULL, Elizabeth HULL , Josiah HULL, Reuben HULL , Tristram HULL, Naomi HULL , Ruth HULL.

Josiah HULL was born in England. He resided Resided in Windsor, Connecticut. Parents: Joseph HULL and Agnes UNKNOWN .

Mary HULL was born in Sep 1645 in Massachusetts, Barnstable, Barnstable County. Parents: Tristram HULL and Blanche HULL.

Naomi HULL was baptized in 1640. She was born in England. Parents: Joseph HULL and Agnes UNKNOWN.

Reuben HULL was born in England. He resided resided in Massachusetts, Portsmouth. Parents: Joseph HULL and Agnes UNKNOWN.

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