Daughter of James Thompson and Sarah Ann Oakley, wife of Thomas Fasset Hibbard, whom she married about 1868, and mother of Clarence Morgan Hibbard.
In 1855, Elizabeth O. Thompson, aged 17, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her parents, James Thompson, aged 50, an engineer, and Sarah A. Thompson, aged 40, with siblings, James M. Thompson, aged 20, William H. Thompson, aged 19, Sarah J. Thompson, aged 15, Franklin A. Thompson, aged 13, George W. Thompson, aged 11, Ellen N. Thompson, aged 10, Harriet W. Thompson, aged 7, Martha E. Thompson, aged 4, and Mary A. Thompson, aged 1.
In 1880, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 42, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her husband, Thomas Hibbard, aged 58, no occupation, and children, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 26, Daniel W. Hibbard, aged 23, Jennie P. Hibbard, aged 19, and Mary P. Hibbard, aged 13.
In 1900, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, daughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 46, born April 1854 in New York, son-in-law, Henry W. Curtiss, aged 36, born January 1862 in England, and daughter, Jennie P. Curtiss, aged 39, born December 1860 in New York, and their children, Elmer H. Curtiss, aged 11, born July 1888 in New York, Edgar O. Curtiss, aged 7, born December 1892 in New York, and adopted daughter, Grace Alexander, aged 22, born November 1877 in New York. Her father was shown to have been born in England and her mother in New York.
In 1905, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 67, was living in Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 42, a foreman in a shoe factory, and stepdaughter, Jennie L. Curtis, aged 41, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 17, Edgar O. Curtis, aged 11, and stepdaughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 50, and Grace Alexander, aged 27.
In 1910, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 72, widowed, born 1838 in Connecticut, was living on Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 48, a foreman in a shoe factory, and Jennie P. Curtis, aged 49, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 21, and Edgar O. Curtis, aged 16, with Grace L. Alexander, aged 21, Matilda Reed, aged 87, and Mary A. Lyman, aged 66.
Obituary - Mrs. Elizabeth Oakley Hibbard, 78 years old, the widow of Thomas F. Hibbard, died Saturday, at her summer residence, Southold, L.I. Services were held last night, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. H.W. Curtiss, 426 Jefferson Avenue. Mrs. Hibbard was born at New Haven, Conn., and had been a resident of Brooklyn fifty years. Her husband died twelve years ago, when he was 84 years old. She was a member for many years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church. She leaves two sisters, Harriet W. and Emma Thompson a stepdaughter, Mrs. Harry W. Curtiss, and a stepson, D. Wallace Hibbard.
Also - Southold, August 20, Mrs. Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 77.
(1855, 1905 New York State Census; 1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 24 Aug 1915, Tuesday, Page 14; South Side Signal., August 27, 1915, Page 8; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
In 1855, Elizabeth O. Thompson, aged 17, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her parents, James Thompson, aged 50, an engineer, and Sarah A. Thompson, aged 40, with siblings, James M. Thompson, aged 20, William H. Thompson, aged 19, Sarah J. Thompson, aged 15, Franklin A. Thompson, aged 13, George W. Thompson, aged 11, Ellen N. Thompson, aged 10, Harriet W. Thompson, aged 7, Martha E. Thompson, aged 4, and Mary A. Thompson, aged 1.
In 1880, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 42, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her husband, Thomas Hibbard, aged 58, no occupation, and children, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 26, Daniel W. Hibbard, aged 23, Jennie P. Hibbard, aged 19, and Mary P. Hibbard, aged 13.
In 1900, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, daughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 46, born April 1854 in New York, son-in-law, Henry W. Curtiss, aged 36, born January 1862 in England, and daughter, Jennie P. Curtiss, aged 39, born December 1860 in New York, and their children, Elmer H. Curtiss, aged 11, born July 1888 in New York, Edgar O. Curtiss, aged 7, born December 1892 in New York, and adopted daughter, Grace Alexander, aged 22, born November 1877 in New York. Her father was shown to have been born in England and her mother in New York.
In 1905, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 67, was living in Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 42, a foreman in a shoe factory, and stepdaughter, Jennie L. Curtis, aged 41, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 17, Edgar O. Curtis, aged 11, and stepdaughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 50, and Grace Alexander, aged 27.
In 1910, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 72, widowed, born 1838 in Connecticut, was living on Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 48, a foreman in a shoe factory, and Jennie P. Curtis, aged 49, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 21, and Edgar O. Curtis, aged 16, with Grace L. Alexander, aged 21, Matilda Reed, aged 87, and Mary A. Lyman, aged 66.
Obituary - Mrs. Elizabeth Oakley Hibbard, 78 years old, the widow of Thomas F. Hibbard, died Saturday, at her summer residence, Southold, L.I. Services were held last night, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. H.W. Curtiss, 426 Jefferson Avenue. Mrs. Hibbard was born at New Haven, Conn., and had been a resident of Brooklyn fifty years. Her husband died twelve years ago, when he was 84 years old. She was a member for many years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church. She leaves two sisters, Harriet W. and Emma Thompson a stepdaughter, Mrs. Harry W. Curtiss, and a stepson, D. Wallace Hibbard.
Also - Southold, August 20, Mrs. Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 77.
(1855, 1905 New York State Census; 1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 24 Aug 1915, Tuesday, Page 14; South Side Signal., August 27, 1915, Page 8; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
Daughter of James Thompson and Sarah Ann Oakley, wife of Thomas Fasset Hibbard, whom she married about 1868, and mother of Clarence Morgan Hibbard.
In 1855, Elizabeth O. Thompson, aged 17, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her parents, James Thompson, aged 50, an engineer, and Sarah A. Thompson, aged 40, with siblings, James M. Thompson, aged 20, William H. Thompson, aged 19, Sarah J. Thompson, aged 15, Franklin A. Thompson, aged 13, George W. Thompson, aged 11, Ellen N. Thompson, aged 10, Harriet W. Thompson, aged 7, Martha E. Thompson, aged 4, and Mary A. Thompson, aged 1.
In 1880, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 42, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her husband, Thomas Hibbard, aged 58, no occupation, and children, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 26, Daniel W. Hibbard, aged 23, Jennie P. Hibbard, aged 19, and Mary P. Hibbard, aged 13.
In 1900, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, daughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 46, born April 1854 in New York, son-in-law, Henry W. Curtiss, aged 36, born January 1862 in England, and daughter, Jennie P. Curtiss, aged 39, born December 1860 in New York, and their children, Elmer H. Curtiss, aged 11, born July 1888 in New York, Edgar O. Curtiss, aged 7, born December 1892 in New York, and adopted daughter, Grace Alexander, aged 22, born November 1877 in New York. Her father was shown to have been born in England and her mother in New York.
In 1905, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 67, was living in Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 42, a foreman in a shoe factory, and stepdaughter, Jennie L. Curtis, aged 41, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 17, Edgar O. Curtis, aged 11, and stepdaughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 50, and Grace Alexander, aged 27.
In 1910, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 72, widowed, born 1838 in Connecticut, was living on Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 48, a foreman in a shoe factory, and Jennie P. Curtis, aged 49, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 21, and Edgar O. Curtis, aged 16, with Grace L. Alexander, aged 21, Matilda Reed, aged 87, and Mary A. Lyman, aged 66.
Obituary - Mrs. Elizabeth Oakley Hibbard, 78 years old, the widow of Thomas F. Hibbard, died Saturday, at her summer residence, Southold, L.I. Services were held last night, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. H.W. Curtiss, 426 Jefferson Avenue. Mrs. Hibbard was born at New Haven, Conn., and had been a resident of Brooklyn fifty years. Her husband died twelve years ago, when he was 84 years old. She was a member for many years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church. She leaves two sisters, Harriet W. and Emma Thompson a stepdaughter, Mrs. Harry W. Curtiss, and a stepson, D. Wallace Hibbard.
Also - Southold, August 20, Mrs. Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 77.
(1855, 1905 New York State Census; 1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 24 Aug 1915, Tuesday, Page 14; South Side Signal., August 27, 1915, Page 8; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
In 1855, Elizabeth O. Thompson, aged 17, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her parents, James Thompson, aged 50, an engineer, and Sarah A. Thompson, aged 40, with siblings, James M. Thompson, aged 20, William H. Thompson, aged 19, Sarah J. Thompson, aged 15, Franklin A. Thompson, aged 13, George W. Thompson, aged 11, Ellen N. Thompson, aged 10, Harriet W. Thompson, aged 7, Martha E. Thompson, aged 4, and Mary A. Thompson, aged 1.
In 1880, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 42, was living in Brooklyn, New York with her husband, Thomas Hibbard, aged 58, no occupation, and children, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 26, Daniel W. Hibbard, aged 23, Jennie P. Hibbard, aged 19, and Mary P. Hibbard, aged 13.
In 1900, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, daughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 46, born April 1854 in New York, son-in-law, Henry W. Curtiss, aged 36, born January 1862 in England, and daughter, Jennie P. Curtiss, aged 39, born December 1860 in New York, and their children, Elmer H. Curtiss, aged 11, born July 1888 in New York, Edgar O. Curtiss, aged 7, born December 1892 in New York, and adopted daughter, Grace Alexander, aged 22, born November 1877 in New York. Her father was shown to have been born in England and her mother in New York.
In 1905, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 67, was living in Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 42, a foreman in a shoe factory, and stepdaughter, Jennie L. Curtis, aged 41, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 17, Edgar O. Curtis, aged 11, and stepdaughter, Anna K. Hibbard, aged 50, and Grace Alexander, aged 27.
In 1910, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 72, widowed, born 1838 in Connecticut, was living on Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her step-son-in-law, Henry W. Curtis, aged 48, a foreman in a shoe factory, and Jennie P. Curtis, aged 49, with Elmer H. Curtis, aged 21, and Edgar O. Curtis, aged 16, with Grace L. Alexander, aged 21, Matilda Reed, aged 87, and Mary A. Lyman, aged 66.
Obituary - Mrs. Elizabeth Oakley Hibbard, 78 years old, the widow of Thomas F. Hibbard, died Saturday, at her summer residence, Southold, L.I. Services were held last night, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. H.W. Curtiss, 426 Jefferson Avenue. Mrs. Hibbard was born at New Haven, Conn., and had been a resident of Brooklyn fifty years. Her husband died twelve years ago, when he was 84 years old. She was a member for many years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church. She leaves two sisters, Harriet W. and Emma Thompson a stepdaughter, Mrs. Harry W. Curtiss, and a stepson, D. Wallace Hibbard.
Also - Southold, August 20, Mrs. Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 77.
(1855, 1905 New York State Census; 1880, 1900, 1910 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 24 Aug 1915, Tuesday, Page 14; South Side Signal., August 27, 1915, Page 8; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
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