Excerpt in NORTH COLLINS REMEMBERS by Ethelyn Weller, published in 1941 just prior to WW2: "Enos Hibbard saw service at Gettysburg in 1861-62, as well as participating in several minor battles and raids of the Civil War. His residence in North Collins was one of the finest in the town. It was on the corner of Main and Center Streets and is occupied by Dr. James V. Fregelette, North Collins dentist. The brick barn in the rear has been remodeled into a fine building, now the North Collins Public Library. Mr. Hibbard was active in many ways in the life of the town, political and otherwise, being one of the first to advocate the running of the railroad through North Collins." Also excerpted from NORTH COLLINS REMEMBERS: Enos S. Hibbard-Co. D, 10th New York Cav. Made Commissary Sergeant of his company. Died June 6, 1909. Book, History of Town of Concord- pg. 754 - "Mr. Hibbard did his country good service during the Rebellion. He enlisted Sept. 24, 1861, in Company D, Tenth New York Cavalry. He lay in camp at Gettysburg during the winter of 1861-62. The first engagement he took part in was at Brandy's Station, June 9, 1863. He participated in the battles of Upperville, Gettsburg, Sheridan's raid (May 9th to 25th), Cold Harbor, Sheridan's raid to Travillion Station, June 7th to 28th, 1864. Lee's Mills, Boynton Plank Road, Spotsylvania Court House, mine explosion at Petersburg, and the final surrender at Appomattox Court House. He was mustered out of service at Washington July 1, 1865. He was Commissary Sergeant of his company.
Pg. 735 "N. Collins Soldier's Record: Hibbard, Enos S., Sergt. 10th N.Y. Cav., Co. D.
"Enos was Captain in Calvary for North in Civil War. He was in politics and was the postmaster in North Collins", per Jeffrey Hibbard sheets Aug. 1995.
The following was obtained April 2000 online from Historical Data Systems : "Enos Hibbard: Residence not listed; 21 years old. Enlisted on 9/24/61 (1861) at North Collins, NY as a Private. On 9/24/61 he mustered into "D" Co. NY 10th Cavalry. He was mustered out on 6/26/65 at Cloud's Mills, VA. Sources: - New York: Report of the Adjutant-General."
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Listed as living in Enos Hibbard's household (other than family): 1875 N. Collins census: 1 domestic and 1 nurse: Kate Shugar 35-f, domestic, born Erie, single; Emroy Anice 31-f, nurse, born Erie, occupation-artist, single.
1900 census: Laitella Griffeth (?) f, servant, housekeeper.
1905 census: Litella ?, age 52, servant, US cit., housework and Almina Grifith, age 76, lodger, US cit.
Enos Southwick Hibbard witnessed Job Southwick's signature as the 1905 Census Enumerator for N. Collins on 19 June 1905. His signature, E. S. Hibbard, Justice of the Peace is on the last page of the 1st District of N. Collins, LDS-FHC file #0825703.
Book, History of Town of Concord, states: Pg. 754- Enos S. Hibbard was born in North Collins, April 24, 1841, where he has ever since claimed residence. His father, Thomas S. Hibbard, was an old resident of North Collins, and died in 1881. His mother, Clarinda Southwick, was a daughter of Enos Southwick, Esq., of Gowanda.
Mr. Hibbard was married in 1867 to H. Josephine Hall, of Rochester, NY., who was born Aug. 14, 1846. They have six children, as follows: Hoyt R., born March 30, 1871. Howard G., born March 19, 1873. Irene, born April 4, 1875. Clarinda, born July 3, 1876. Fred L., born Oct. 21, 1878. Edgar H., born Sept. 11, 1880."
Pg. 731: "A. O. U. W., North Collins Lodge, No. 96 Organized June 9, 1877; number of charter members, twenty-seven; present membership, fifty. Original officers:--(Excerpt) E. S. Hibbard, Receiver.
Pg. 731: "E. O. M. A., Lincoln Lodge, No. 87 Instituted May 8, 1879. Charter members, twenty-two; present membership, sixteen. Original officers:--(excerpt) Enos S. Hibbard, Past President.
Excerpt from pg. 17 of NORTH COLLINS REMEMBERED by Ethelyn Weller, published in 1941 just prior to WW2: Enos' son Hoyt had five children, Helen, Darwin, father of Dee and Thomas of North Collins, Harlan, Hamilton and Hoyt, Jr. Howard had one son, Sherman, who died at an early age, Fred, not married, is a patient at the Batavia Veterans' Hospital; Edgar married Edith Brown, daughter of D. C. Brown, and they live in Buffalo. Hamilton married Gwendolyn Burk, daughter of Howard Burk; Harlan married Lorraine Conrad, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Conrad. They live in Gowanda."
CORRECTIONS TO ABOVE PARAGRAPH, as follows, per Tom G. Hibbard, July 1995: 1) Thomas Hibbard's name is actually TOM. 2) Harlan- name is Harland. 3) Omitted Hoyt, Jr's. Marriage - Hoyt, Jr. married Florence Burns.
Hibbard's (Enos & H. Josephine) impressive cemetery monument in N. Collins Cemetery looks like a cube set on end on top of another base. It is solid granite; an iron bar goes down through the base for support. Explained to Mary (Hibbard) Stack in July 1996 by Grace Korthols, N.Collins Historian.
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1841 - 1909 (68 years)
