• At 20 she [Mary O’Brien] married Mr. Clark. He was well connected. Clark Hubble, a nephew was head of pension dept. in Wash.
39, p 1, line 13[Note: believe this family claim was an exaggeration of Clark Hubble’s actual position as Postmaster at Smithville, Placer County, California in 1863.
5378• I have a Clark P. Hubbell whose mother was Nancy Clark.
5361• Voter registration as Clark Paine Hubbell, age 52, 218 Turk Street, San Francisco.
5373•
Death of Clark P. Hubbell. Clarke Payne Hubbell died yesterday in this city. He was a native of Michigan, and has resided on this Coast since 1852. He first engaged in business with W. S. Gage & Co. of Austin, Nev., and later with J. C. Hampden of Virginia City. In 1872 he took an interest in the firm of Wooster, Hubbell & Co., of this city, which firm was afterward changed to Hubbell, Shattuck & Co. He amassed a fortune during his commercial career.
5376•
Death of an Old Merchant Clark Payne Hubbell, a well-known merchant of thirty years’ standing on this coast, died at his residence, No. 218 Turk street on Friday. Deceased was born in Pontiac, Michigan, in 1828, and came to California in 1852. He first engaged in mercantile business in Placer County, and afterward in Austin, Nev., and Virginia City, Nev. His business career in this city dates from the year 1872, when he went into the wholesale provision trade as a member of the firm of Wooster, Hubbell & Co., which, about a year ago, on the retirement of Mr. Wooster, changed its firm name to Hubbell, Shattuck & Co. Within two years past Mr. Hubbell has travelled extensively, visiting the East and Japan, in the hope of benefiting his health, which had been for some time failing. He returned, however, to California only to die from nervous exhaustion. Hon. Jay A. Hubbell, representative in Congress from Michigan, is a brother of the deceased. The Board of Trade, of which Mr. Hubbell was a member, held a special meeting yesterday and passed resolutions of respect and condolence.
5375
• 1830 Census: Oakland County, Michigan. 200001/01101.
5365• 1850 Census: Avon, Oakland, Michigan. Age 22, b MI. Farmer, residing in father’s household.
5369• 1860 Census: Secret Ravine, Placer, California. Age 40 [sic], b MI. Merchant. $500; $4000. Enumerated as C. P. Hubbell, resident in a hotel.
5379 [Note: name of Secret Ravine was changed to Auburn Station in March, 1863.]
5378• 1880 Census: San Francisco, San Francisco, California. Age 50, b MI. Comn. Merchant. Parents b MI.
5380
• Could not find in 1870; 27 Feb 2005; 6 Dec 2012; 21 Jun 2023.
Spouses
Memodate calculated; died aged 90y 5m 28d
Removal1852, California5382 Age: 21
Death30 Oct 1920, Oakland, Alameda, California5381 Age: 90
FatherJoseph GALBREATH (1782-1853)
MotherSarah B. GARDNER (1809-1876)
Individual Notes
• She traveled with her mother Sarah and sister Ann Eliza, uncle Charles, his wife and his two daughters in 1852 to northern California to start new lives. Her husband, Thomas [sic] Townsend, also traveled the route from Illinois to California with them.
5381
Census Data
• 1880 Census: San Francisco, San Francisco, California. Age 50, b IL. Parents b IL.
5380• 1900 Census: San Francisco, San Francisco, California. Age 70, b IL. Father b Germany; mother b U.S. Head. Widow. Mother of no children.
5383• 1920 Census: Oakland, Alameda, California. Age 90, b IL. Widow. Father b PA. Aunt in household of Harriet Gautier.
5384
Marriage24 Oct 1860, Auburn, Placer, California5381
Marr MemoIndian Valley House