

First Row: Douglas Maynard, Cousin Barry Taylor
Second Row: Marilyn Ann, Cousin Paul Ellis, Gerald Elmer
Picture taken at the side of our house on Hubbard Hill
Memories, Stories, Songs, Pictures And Poems About People, Places, And Events Around Hubbard Hill, In The Catskill Mountains, In The Town Of Gilboa, In The County Of Schoharie and The State Of New York.
Sidney, New York. Orrin Hubbard, about 52, shot himself in Sidney, brother of Mrs. Joseph Dingman of Prattsville...Death Notice December 19, 1900
Orrin Hubbard shot himself at Sidney in New York
I wonder what the pressures were that made him pull the cork
Was it the booze or opium, back then the drugs of choice
That made him do that final act to forever still his voice
Undated is his nephew’s death ’neath runners of a sleigh
I wonder if that accident got to him in some way
We’ll never really know, it’s far beyond our minds to figure
To conjure up that small last straw that made him pull the trigger
So Orrin Hubbard ended all his pain and tears and strife
And Orrin Hubbard took a gun, and then he took his life
I guess man’s minds' the only thing that takes the world unleavened
Then cooks a heaven into hell or a hell into a heaven
From Susan's Tribute To Her Mother: "She also renewed her friendship with Aunt Ella & Maude Haskin to the point where they were called the "Three Musketeers" by some of locals"
Maude Marquerite Bailey Haskin, Ella Briggs Hubbard, Frances Marietta Barber Hubbard