Margaret Elizabeth Hubbard 
Margaret Elizabeth was born on July 27th, 1798 in , Bedford, Virginia. Margaret Elizabeth's father was Thomas Mortimer Hubbard and her mother was Mary Blakeley Swann. Her maternal grandfather was Thomas Swann. She had six brothers and three sisters, named Green Kirk, Thomas, Vincent, David, Stephen, James, Elizabeth, Betsey and Catherine. She was the fourth youngest of the ten children.General Notes
On 27 October 1824, Margaret Hewlett appears in the Court Records of Morgan County, Alabama in connection with the settlement of her husband's estate. She was made guardian of her infant children, Mary Catherine and William (probably twins) on 3 October 1829. Margaret filed annual reports with the Orphans court in Morgan County. Probate records show all filings connected with her husband's estate. She was twenty-six year od age at the time. His land sold for $65. On 14 February 1831, she had received only $3.34 for her two children since her last report.
In 1840, Margaret appears in Walker County with her two children under the age of 20; she also shows herself as owning three slaves at the time. Margaret never remarried and by 1850, she is in Winston County, living in the household of her daughter Mary Catherine and her husband Allen McLain.
Margaret bought 80.15 Acres of land in Winston County, Alabama on 01 September 1860. It appears to be the same amount of land which her daughter later left to her children.
‌Margaret Elizabeth and William were married in a religious ceremony. They had a son and a daughter, named William and Mary Catherine.
1 Winston County Censuses 1870, 1880
Further source/citation:
1850 and 1860 Censuses of Hancock/Winston County
Further source/citation:
1850 and 1860 Censuses of Hancock/Winston County
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