The Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio has released a new self-published book entitled the Hubbell Manuscript: A Family History of Rev. Will H. Hubbell and Jeannette A. (Imgard) Hubbell, written by Kathryn M. Hubbell and compiled by S. Zimmerman.
An eye-opening look at the accomplishments, tragedies, and sorrows experienced over a lifetime by Reverend Will H. Hubbell, his wife Jeannette A. (Imgard) Hubbell, and their immediate and extended family. This previously unknown and unpublished manuscript includes interesting tidbits of information about the Hubbell, Imgard, and Gasche families that cannot be found in the traditional Wayne County, Ohio historical reference books. Written by their daughter, Kathryn M. Hubbell, she relates family stories, social events, and activities of small town life in an entertaining manner. Rev. Hubbell served as pastor at the Dalton, Ohio United Presbyterian Church for 17 years and the Second United Presbyterian Church of Cleveland, Ohio for 26 years. If you, or a family member are a descendent of the Hubbell, Gasche, Nold, or Imgard families you’ll want to read this book and learn more about your ancestors and their time living in Wayne County, Ohio. It is a true treasure of the human experiences of a family during the first half of the 20th century.
The Hubbell Manuscript is now available in ebook and paperback print versions at the Lulu Bookstore. Coming soon to Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes and Noble, Google Play, and other on-line book sellers in mid-to-late January 2022. Proceeds of all sales will benefit and help support the mission of the Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio, a qualified 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
You can see a Google books preview of sample pages before deciding if this something you want to purchase.
Or you can click either of the links below to purchase an eBook version at for $2.50 Which is a downloadable file, formatted to be read on electronic devices like computers, tablets (iPads, Microsoft Surface), smart phones (iPhone, Samsung, Android), and eReaders (Kindle, Kobo):
eBook Edition of the Hubbell Manuscript available at Lulu.com
eBook Edition of the Hubbell Manuscript available at Barnes and Noble
However, if you like to hold an actual book in your hand, click the link below to purchase the paperback print version at Lulu Bookstore for $15.00 + shipping right to your door:
Paperback Print Edition of the Hubbell Manuscript available at Lulu.com
The Wayne County Historical Society of Ohio wishes to thank the family of Eileen (Hubbell) Mangham for sending this family history home to Wayne County, Ohio and allowing us to share it.
