際際滷

際際滷Share a Scribd company logo

Military history by Hilbert Hubble

M
Marjorie Hlava

Presentation by Hilbert Hubble at the biennial Hubbell Society Museum and Library meeting in Houghton Michigan

1 of 14
A Military HistoryOf the Hubbell Family in North America Volume 2
Why a Volume 2? 1. New Records. 2. Veterans of World War II Aging. 3. Interest in photographing Graves. 4. Service Records Destroyed.
New Records 1. World War II Army Enlistment Records. 2. Beneficiary Identification Records Locator System (BIRLS). 3. Missing Air Crew Reports. 4. Others.
Veterans of World War II . 1. Now in their 90s. 2. Last WW I Vet died 2011. 3. WWII gone by 2030.
Interest in Photographing Graves 1. Hobby, outdoors, exercise, history. 2. findagrave 170 million records. 3. Location, photo (s), other info. 4. Veteran graves give rank and service
Service Records Destroyed 1. National Personnel Record Center St Louis 2. Official Military Personnel Files. 3. Discharges 1 November 1912 and 1 January 1960. 4. Army and Air Force after Hubbard, James E.
Why a Volume 2? 1. Honor and Recognize our Veterans. 2. World War II largest number of Vets. 3. Tombstones, recent, but can be lost.
Civil War Grave
Standard Veteran Tombstones
David Trumble Hubbell
A Chance Meeting
Some Familiar Faces
First Example
Second Example

More Related Content

Military history by Hilbert Hubble

Editor's Notes

  1. Background Jesse Seeley great grandson of Eunice Hubbell (2728) Navigator in a B-17 shot down and a POW
  2. Others: obituaries of deceased veterans, War memorials, service associations, LOC recordings of veterans,
  3. World War II ended 74 years ago World war I ended 100 years ago
  4. Findiagrave.com, billiongraves.com, state headstone projects.
  5. Fire was 12 July 1973
  6. John A 26 Hubbell 26 Michign (3915) Flags are great ways to find veteran graves.
  7. Donald Eugene Hubbell (12832) Charles F Hubbell (12022) NIB
  8. David Trumble Hubbell (6153 ) Company F 17th Wisconsin Infantry, Union Steele Green Cemetery, Harmony Hill, Wisconsin
  9. Dick Cole last survivor of the Doolittle raid on Tokyo 1942, Rehoboth, Delaware 2017
  10. Dorrance S Hubbell (13872) Jack Jerome Hubbell of Springfield Missouri (13099) Harlin Dale Hubbell of Mount Vernon, Ohio (13688).
  11. Left John G Hubbell 12 Wisconsin Company E (7005) right Gideon Hubble Revolutionary war 3 tombstones. (569)
  12. Left Howard K Hubbell (10924) Thomas E Hubble (16086)