Enos Southwick Hibbard 
Enos Southwick was born on April 24th, 1841 in North Collins (Erie) New York. Enos Southwick's father was Thomas Scoville Hibbard and his mother was Clarinda Barker Southwick. His maternal grandfather was Enos Southwick and his maternal grandmother is Pamelia Barker. He had two brothers and three sisters, named Harvey, William, Lucinda H., Ursula B. and Lydia. He was the second oldest of the six children. He died at the age of 68 on June 6th, 1909 in North Collins (Erie) New York. He was buried on June 9th, 1909 in North Collins Cemetery, North Collins, New York.General Notes
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1 domestic and 1 nurse: Kate Shugar 35-f, domestic,born Eri e, single; Emroy Anice 31-f, nurse, born Erie, occupation-a rtist, single.
The following was obtained April 2000 online from Historica l Data Systems <www.civilwardata.com>: "Enos Hibbard: Resid ence not listed; 21 years old. Enlisted on 9/24/61 (1861) a t North Collins, New York as a Private. On 9/24/61 he mustered in to "D" County New York 10th Cavalry. He was mustered out on 6/26/6 5 at Cloud's Mills, Virginia. Sources: - New York: Report of th e Adjutant-General."
Also excerpted from NORTH COLLINS REMEMBERS: Enos S. Hibbar d-County D, 10th New York Cav. Made Commissary Sergeant of hi s company. Died June 6, 1909.
Book, History of Town of Concord- pg. 754 - "Mr. Hibbard di d his country good service during the Rebellion. He enliste d Sept. 24, 1861, in Company D, Tenth New York Cavalry. H e lay in camp at Gettysburg during the winter of 1861-62. T he first engagement he took part in was at Brandy's Station , June 9, 1863. He participated in the battles of Uppervill e, Gettysburg, Sheridan's raid (May 9th to 25th), Cold Harb or, Sheridan's raid to Travillion Station, June 7th to 28th , 1864. Lee's Mills, Boynton Plank Road, Spottsyvania Cour t House, mine explosion at Petersburg, and the final surren der at Appomattox Court House. He was mustered out of servi ce at Washington July 1, 1865. He was Commissary Sergeant o f his company.
N. Collins Soldier's Record: Hibbard, Enos S., Sergt. 10t h N.Y. Cav., County D. Pg. 735
Enos was Captain in calvary for North in Civil War. He wa s in politics and was the postmaster in North Collins", pe r Per Jeffrey Hibbard sheets Aug. 1995 .
Excerpt in NORTH COLLINS REMEMBERS by Ethelyn Weller, publi shed in 1941 just prior to WW2: "Enos Hibbard saw service a t Gettysburg in 1861-62, as well as participating in severa l minor battles and raids of the Civil War. His residence i n North Collins was one of the finest in the town. It was o n the corner of Main and Center Streets and is occupied b y Dr. James V. Fregelette, North Collins dentist. The bric k barn in the rear has been remodeled into a fine building , now the North Collins Public Library. Mr. Hibbard was act ive in many ways in the life of the town, political and oth erwise, being one of the first to advocate the running of t he railroad through North Collins."
Laitella Griffeth ( ) f, servant, housekeeper.
Litella , age 52, servant, US cit., housework and Almina G rifith, age 76, lodger, US cit. Enos Southwick Hibbard wit nessed Job Southwick's signature as the 1905 Census Enumera tor for N. Collins on 19 June, 1905. His signature, E. S. H ibbard, Justice of the Peace is on the last page of the 1s t District of N. Collins, LDS-FHC file #0825703.
The following was obtained April 2000 online from Historica l Data Systems <www.civilwardata.com>:
Farmer 1870 N. Collins, Erie County, New York Occupation: farmer 187 5 N. Collins, Erie County, New York Occupation: farmer 1880 N. Colli ns, Erie County, New York Occupation: postmaster 1892 N. Collins, Er ie County, New York Residence: 1879 N. Collins, New York Census: 1850 Coll ins, Erie County, New York Census: 1865 N. Collins, New York Census: 185 5 N. Collins, New York Census: 1870 N. Collins, New York Census: 1860 N . Collins, New York Census: 1900 N. Collins, New York Census: 1905 N. C ollins, New York Census: 1892 N. Collins, New York Census: 1880 N. Coll ins, New York Census: 1875 N. Collins, New York
Book, History of Town of Concord, states: Pg. 731: "A. O . U. W., North Collins Lodge, No. 96 Organized June 9, 1877 ; number of charter members, twenty-seven; present membersh ip, fifty. Original officers:--(Excerpt) E. S. Hibbard, Rec eiver.
Pg. 731: "E. O. M. A., Lincoln Lodge, No. 87 Instituted Massachusetts y 8, 1879. Charter members, twenty-two; present membership , sixteen. Original officers:--(excerpt) Enos S. Hibbard, P ast President.
NORTH COLLINS REMEMBERED by Ethelyn Weller, published in 19 41 just prior to WW2: Enos' son Hoyt had five children, Hel en, Darwin, father of Dee and Thomas of North Collins, Harl an, Hamilton and Hoyt, Jr. Howard had one son, Sherman, wh o died at an early age, Fred, not married, is a patient a t the Batavia Veterans' Hospital; Edgar married Edith Brown , daughter of D. C. Brown, and they live in Buffalo. Hamilt on married Gwendolyn Burk, daughter of Howard Burk; Harla n married Lorraine Conrad, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Conrad . They live in Gowanda." pg. 17
CORRECTIONS TO ABOVE PARAGRAPH, as follows, per Tom G. Hibb ard, July 1995: 1) Thomas Hibbard's name is actually TOM. 2 ) Harlan- name is Harland. 3) Omitted Hoyt, Jr's. marriag e - Hoyt, Jr. married Florence Burns.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.1814 in North Collins (Erie) New York d.1881 in North Collins (Erie) New York
- b.24 Apr 1841 in North Collins (Erie) New York d.06 Jun 1909 in North Collins (Erie) New York
- b.08 Feb 1753 in Collins, Erie, New York d.12 Oct 1825 in Collins, Erie County, N. Y
- b.19 Nov 1788 in Queensbury, Washington County, New York d.05 Mar 1875
- b.23 Aug 1700 in Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts
- b.28 Mar 1737 in Blackstone, Massachusetts. d.14 Oct 1807 in Blackstone, Massachusetts.
- b.~ 1715
- b.09 Jul 1757 in Mendon, Massachusetts d.27 Jul 1845 in Collins, Erie County, New York
- b.~ 1741
- b.25 Nov 1816 in Gowanda (Erie) New York d.21 Apr 1851 in North Collins (Erie) New York
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Enos Southwick and Harriet Josephine were married in a religious ceremony on December 11th, 1867 in North Collins (Erie) New York. They had four sons and two daughters, named Hoyt Rogers, Howard Glyndon, Frederick Lawson, Edgar Hall, Irene Josephine and Clarinda Jane.
Family Notes
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Mr. Hibbard was married in 1867 to H. Josephine Hall, of Ro chester, New York., who was born Aug. 14, 1846. They have six chi ldren, 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." Book, History of Town of Concord.
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Children
Hoyt Rogers Hibbard
Hoyt Rogers was born on March 30th, 1871 in North Collins (Erie) New York. He died at the age of 80 on December 22nd, 1951 in Buffalo (Erie) New York. He was buried on December 26th, 1951 in North Collins Cemetery, North Collins, New York.
Howard Glyndon Hibbard
Howard Glyndon was born on March 19th, 1873 in North Collins (Erie) New York. He died in Y.
Irene Josephine Hibbard
Irene Josephine was born on April 4th, 1875 in North Collins (Erie) New York. She died at the age of 51 on November 23rd, 1926 in Philadelphia (Philadelphia) PA.
Clarinda Jane Hibbard
Clarinda Jane was born on July 3rd, 1876 in North Collins (Erie) New York. She died at the age of 52 on August 20th, 1928.
Frederick Lawson Hibbard
Frederick Lawson was born on October 21st, 1878 in North Collins (Erie) New York. He died in Y.
Edgar Hall Hibbard
Edgar Hall was born on September 11th, 1880 in North Collins (Erie) New York. He died in Y.
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