Son of Thomas Hibbard and Amelia Fasset, husband of Anne Elizabeth Maines, whom he married on February 12, 1849, in Kingston, New York, and father of William C., Frank Redin, Charles Decker, Anna Kate, Daniel Wallace, Jennie Powley (married Henry W. Curtiss), and Mary P. Hibbard. Adoptive father of Grace Louise Alexander.
Husband of Elizabeth Oakley Thompson and father of Clarence Morgan Hibbard.
In 1850, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 22, a clerk, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, with his wife, Anne Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 20, in the hotel of Solomon Brown.
In 1860, Thomas Hibbard, aged 38, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, post office Kingston, with his wife, Anne E. Hibbard, aged 39, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 8, Anna Hibbard, aged 6, and Daniel Hibbard, aged 4. He was shown to be a clerk.
In 1865, Thomas Hibbard, aged 43, was living in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 28, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 13, Hannah (Anna) Hibbard, aged 11, Wallace Hibbard, aged 8, and Jenny Hibbard, aged 4.
In 1900, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, 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.
Obituary - Thomas F. Hibbard died at his home, 349 Pulaski Street, of heart failure, which his relatives believe was brought on by overexerting himself in working on the interests of the Sunshine Society, with which he was prominently connected, since early spring until four weeks ago, when he was taken suddenly ill. He went around among his friends getting contributions to give to the poor children of Darien, where a home is established, and the strain proved too much for his weak heart and advanced age. He was a member for more than thirty years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, the pastor of which, The Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, will conduct the funeral services, to be held this evening at 8 o'clock, at his late residence. Deceased was born at Rouse's Point, New York, March 8, 1822. For the past forty years he lived in Brooklyn, and twenty-five years of that time in the 21st Ward. Deceased, who retired from business about six years ago, is survived by his son, Wallace B. Hibbard, who is a deacon in the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry Curtiss and Miss Anna K. Hibbard. The interment will take place in Evergreens Cemetery.
(Thomas F Hibbard in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, The Hibbard Family, page 136; 1850, 1860, 1900 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 01 Sep 1903, Tuesday, Page 3; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Record Type death, Digital Folder Number 004006537, Microfilm Number 1324062, Image Number 01077, Indexing Batch I04951-6, Certificate Number: 15119; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
Husband of Elizabeth Oakley Thompson and father of Clarence Morgan Hibbard.
In 1850, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 22, a clerk, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, with his wife, Anne Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 20, in the hotel of Solomon Brown.
In 1860, Thomas Hibbard, aged 38, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, post office Kingston, with his wife, Anne E. Hibbard, aged 39, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 8, Anna Hibbard, aged 6, and Daniel Hibbard, aged 4. He was shown to be a clerk.
In 1865, Thomas Hibbard, aged 43, was living in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 28, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 13, Hannah (Anna) Hibbard, aged 11, Wallace Hibbard, aged 8, and Jenny Hibbard, aged 4.
In 1900, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, 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.
Obituary - Thomas F. Hibbard died at his home, 349 Pulaski Street, of heart failure, which his relatives believe was brought on by overexerting himself in working on the interests of the Sunshine Society, with which he was prominently connected, since early spring until four weeks ago, when he was taken suddenly ill. He went around among his friends getting contributions to give to the poor children of Darien, where a home is established, and the strain proved too much for his weak heart and advanced age. He was a member for more than thirty years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, the pastor of which, The Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, will conduct the funeral services, to be held this evening at 8 o'clock, at his late residence. Deceased was born at Rouse's Point, New York, March 8, 1822. For the past forty years he lived in Brooklyn, and twenty-five years of that time in the 21st Ward. Deceased, who retired from business about six years ago, is survived by his son, Wallace B. Hibbard, who is a deacon in the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry Curtiss and Miss Anna K. Hibbard. The interment will take place in Evergreens Cemetery.
(Thomas F Hibbard in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, The Hibbard Family, page 136; 1850, 1860, 1900 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 01 Sep 1903, Tuesday, Page 3; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Record Type death, Digital Folder Number 004006537, Microfilm Number 1324062, Image Number 01077, Indexing Batch I04951-6, Certificate Number: 15119; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
Son of Thomas Hibbard and Amelia Fasset, husband of Anne Elizabeth Maines, whom he married on February 12, 1849, in Kingston, New York, and father of William C., Frank Redin, Charles Decker, Anna Kate, Daniel Wallace, Jennie Powley (married Henry W. Curtiss), and Mary P. Hibbard. Adoptive father of Grace Louise Alexander.
Husband of Elizabeth Oakley Thompson and father of Clarence Morgan Hibbard.
In 1850, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 22, a clerk, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, with his wife, Anne Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 20, in the hotel of Solomon Brown.
In 1860, Thomas Hibbard, aged 38, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, post office Kingston, with his wife, Anne E. Hibbard, aged 39, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 8, Anna Hibbard, aged 6, and Daniel Hibbard, aged 4. He was shown to be a clerk.
In 1865, Thomas Hibbard, aged 43, was living in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 28, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 13, Hannah (Anna) Hibbard, aged 11, Wallace Hibbard, aged 8, and Jenny Hibbard, aged 4.
In 1900, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, 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.
Obituary - Thomas F. Hibbard died at his home, 349 Pulaski Street, of heart failure, which his relatives believe was brought on by overexerting himself in working on the interests of the Sunshine Society, with which he was prominently connected, since early spring until four weeks ago, when he was taken suddenly ill. He went around among his friends getting contributions to give to the poor children of Darien, where a home is established, and the strain proved too much for his weak heart and advanced age. He was a member for more than thirty years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, the pastor of which, The Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, will conduct the funeral services, to be held this evening at 8 o'clock, at his late residence. Deceased was born at Rouse's Point, New York, March 8, 1822. For the past forty years he lived in Brooklyn, and twenty-five years of that time in the 21st Ward. Deceased, who retired from business about six years ago, is survived by his son, Wallace B. Hibbard, who is a deacon in the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry Curtiss and Miss Anna K. Hibbard. The interment will take place in Evergreens Cemetery.
(Thomas F Hibbard in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, The Hibbard Family, page 136; 1850, 1860, 1900 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 01 Sep 1903, Tuesday, Page 3; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Record Type death, Digital Folder Number 004006537, Microfilm Number 1324062, Image Number 01077, Indexing Batch I04951-6, Certificate Number: 15119; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
Husband of Elizabeth Oakley Thompson and father of Clarence Morgan Hibbard.
In 1850, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 22, a clerk, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, with his wife, Anne Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 20, in the hotel of Solomon Brown.
In 1860, Thomas Hibbard, aged 38, was living in Kingston, Ulster, New York, post office Kingston, with his wife, Anne E. Hibbard, aged 39, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 8, Anna Hibbard, aged 6, and Daniel Hibbard, aged 4. He was shown to be a clerk.
In 1865, Thomas Hibbard, aged 43, was living in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth Hibbard, aged 28, and children, Frank Hibbard, aged 13, Hannah (Anna) Hibbard, aged 11, Wallace Hibbard, aged 8, and Jenny Hibbard, aged 4.
In 1900, Thomas F. Hibbard, aged 78, born March 1822 in New York, no occupation, was living at 349 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, Elizabeth O. Hibbard, aged 62, born November 1837 in Connecticut, 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.
Obituary - Thomas F. Hibbard died at his home, 349 Pulaski Street, of heart failure, which his relatives believe was brought on by overexerting himself in working on the interests of the Sunshine Society, with which he was prominently connected, since early spring until four weeks ago, when he was taken suddenly ill. He went around among his friends getting contributions to give to the poor children of Darien, where a home is established, and the strain proved too much for his weak heart and advanced age. He was a member for more than thirty years of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, the pastor of which, The Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, will conduct the funeral services, to be held this evening at 8 o'clock, at his late residence. Deceased was born at Rouse's Point, New York, March 8, 1822. For the past forty years he lived in Brooklyn, and twenty-five years of that time in the 21st Ward. Deceased, who retired from business about six years ago, is survived by his son, Wallace B. Hibbard, who is a deacon in the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry Curtiss and Miss Anna K. Hibbard. The interment will take place in Evergreens Cemetery.
(Thomas F Hibbard in the North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, The Hibbard Family, page 136; 1850, 1860, 1900 US Federal Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 01 Sep 1903, Tuesday, Page 3; New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949, Record Type death, Digital Folder Number 004006537, Microfilm Number 1324062, Image Number 01077, Indexing Batch I04951-6, Certificate Number: 15119; Burial Records of Evergreens Cemetery)
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