ENVELOPE ONLY, FROM WILLIAM STONE HUBBELL TO FATHER REVEREND STEPHEN HUBELL --- WILLIAM STONE HUBBELL 

(APRIL 19, 1837 – AUGUST 28, 1930) WAS A UNITED STATES ARMY CAPTAIN DURING THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, AND A RECIPIENT OF THE MEDAL OF HONOR.

HUBBELL ENTERED ARMY SERVICE AT NORTH STONINGTON (NEW LONDON COUNTY), CONNECTICUT.[1]

CAPTAIN HUBBELL SERVED IN COMPANY A OF THE 21ST CONNECTICUT INFANTRY[2] AT THE BATTLE OF CHAFFIN'S FARM. IN THAT BATTLE ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1864, AT FORT HARRISON, VIRGINIA, HE LED OUT A SMALL FLANKING PARTY, ENGAGED A CONFEDERATE FORCE AND AT GREAT RISK CAPTURED A LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS.[3] FOR THIS ACTION, HUBBELL WAS AWARDED THE MEDAL OF HONOR ON JUNE 13, 1894.[1]

WILLIAM STONE HUBBELL DIED ON AUGUST 28, 1930.

RANK AND ORGANIZATION: CAPTAIN, COMPANY A, 21ST CONNECTICUT INFANTRY. PLACE AND DATE: AT FORT HARRISON, VA., SEPTEMBER 30, 1864. ENTERED SERVICE AT: NORTH STONINGTON, CONN. BORN: APRIL 19, 1837, WOLCOTTVILLE, CONN. DATE OF ISSUE: JUNE 13, 1894.

CITATION:

LED OUT A SMALL FLANKING PARTY AND BY A CLASH AND AT GREAT RISK CAPTURED A LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS.

 --- HIS MOTHER WAS AUTHOR MARTHA STONE HUBBELL / MARTHA STONE HUBBELL (1814 – AUGUST 1856) WAS AN AMERICAN AUTHOR.

SHE WAS BORN IN OXFORD, CONNECTICUT, IN 1814; DIED IN NORTH STONINGTON, CONNECTICUT, IN 1856. SHE WAS THE DAUGHTER OF DR. NOAH STONE, AND MARRIED REVEREND STEPHEN HUBBELL (1802–1884) IN 1832. SHE WROTE CHILDREN'S STORIES FOR THE AMERICAN AND MASSACHUSETTS SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, AND THE SHADY SIDE, OR LIFE IN A COUNTRY PARSONAGE, BY A PASTOR'S WIFE (BOSTON, 1853). THIS WAS INTENDED AS A COUNTERPART TO THE SUNNY SIDE BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS (1815–1852) AND 40.000 COPIES WERE SOLD IN A YEAR.[1] ----  -- SEE PHOTOS !!! NO RESERVE, SHIPPING AND HANDLING IS $4.00 IN USA, OR $16.00 FOREIGN. I COMBINE SHIPPING COSTS ON MULTIPLE ITEM TO SAVE YOU MONEY.