Lovell E. HIBBARD^[1]

- 1842

• Name	Lovell E. HIBBARD
  Gender	Male
  Death	Between 1840 and 1842	Brazoria, Texas
  Notes	Lovell E. Hibbard moved to Texas in 1836, along with his parents Elmer and Lydia Hibbard and his brothers and sisters. They arrived at the mouth of the Brazos River in Brazoria County, Texas in February 1836 from Cincinnati, Ohio. He was a musician who played the fife for General Sam Houston's Texas Army. According to a Leon County document stating he died single without issue (not married or had children). Land records indicate that on December 23, 1839 he received a Conditional Certificate in Harris County, Texas for 320 acres in the Robertson District, Leon County, Texas about 3 miles southwest from the mouth of Boggy Creek. An Unconditional Certificate was issued for this land on December 13, 1848. On August 4, 1849 he sold 160 acres of the land to Alexander Patrick. On August 29, 1859 in Leon County, Texas, Alexander Patrick located and carried into patent the Certificate of Lovell E. Hibbard for 320 acres. For his services, he was to receive 1/2 of the land by contract with Lovell. This land was sold on August 4, 1904 by Loren Hibbard and Levi Hibbard to T.D. Hennessy.
  Person ID	I329	hibbard
  Last Modified	5 May 2010

  
  

  Father	Elmer (or Elmore) Darbe HIBBARD,   b. Between 1778 and 1800, Royalton (Windsor) Vermont d. 1837, Brazoria Co., TX (Age ~ 59 years)
  Mother	Lydia (or Lidia) LYMAN,   b. 1800   d. Betw 1860-1870 (Age 70 years)
  Marriage	20 Aug 1818	Royalton (Windsor), VT
  	Church of Latter Day Saints FHL Film# 0028748 Births, Marriages, Deaths 1762-1868 Royalton, VT Town Records, Vol. 9, Page 122 Daniel Rix, Jr., Justice of the Peace, who married Elmer and Lydia, was Lydia's first cousin, once removed. They married 18 August 1818 in Royalton, Windsor Co., VT. (FHL Film#0028748, Births, Marriages & Deaths, Royalton, VT)
  Family ID	F684	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S5] Re: A.J. Sowell 3.