Ancestry of
Francis Edward Hinckley

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Sarah Hubbard

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• • Great-grandmother of Francis Edward Hinckley — 4th Generation
  • Ahnentafel No:
  • 9 
  • Father:
  • Mother:
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  • Birth Date:
  • ABT 1745 
  • Birth Location:
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  • Christening Date:
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  • Christening Location:
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  • Death Date:
  • 16 Oct 1806 
  • Death Location:
  • Stonington, New London, Connecticut 
  • Burial Date:
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  • Burial Location:
  • Hinckley Hill Cemetery, Stonington, New London, Connecticut 
  • Spouse Name:
  • Abel Hinckley
  • Marriage Date:
  • 25 Oct 1764 
  • Marriage Location:
  • Stonington, New London, Connecticut 
  • Children:
  
  

  Sarah Hinckley

  Abel Hinckley (Ahnentafel No:4 )

  • Notes: 

  • Sarah Hubbard's maiden name is also seen as Hobart.

• Sources for Sarah Hubbard

  • ¹ Connecticut: Vital Records (The Barbour Collection), 1630-1870, Stonington, Page 126, Death record for Sarah Hinckley.
  • ² Daughters of the American Revolution Genealogical Research System, Ancestor #A055084.
  • ³ Gravestone image at FindAGrave.com, (accessed 03/19/2013).
  • ⁴ Stonington, CT: First Congregational Church Records, 1674-1874, Page 254, Marriage record for Abel Hinckley and Sarah Hubbard.
  • ⁵ Stonington, CT: Index to the Records of the First Church of Stonington, Page 3909, Marriage record for Abel Hinckley and Sarah Hubbard.
  • ⁶ U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970, SAR #26200, Membership application for Percy Porter Hinckley.
  • ⁷ U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970, SAR #7869, Membership application for Samuel M. Cross.
  • ⁸ Fish, Lester Warren, The Fish Family in England and America: Genealogical and Biographical Records and Sketches, Rutland, Vermont: The Tuttle Publishing Company, Inc. (1948), 284.
  • ⁹ Wheeler, Richard Anson, History of the Town of Stonington, County of New London, Connecticut, From its First Settlement in 1649 to 1900, New London, Connecticut: Press of the Day Publishing Company (1900), 430-432.