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Tubal C Hilburn was born
abt 1825 probably in
Perry Co TN. Tubal
married Lucinda Byrd abt
1848 probably in Perry
Co TN. Tubal married 2nd
Mary
Dunham.
1850 HILBURN TUBAL
Perry Co TN 149 Sept 13
Tubal Hilburn 25 M
Farmer SC
Loucinda
22 F
SC
1860 HILBURN T C
Douglas Co MO Falling
Springs 832 July 1
TC Hilborn 35 WM
Farmer TN pers Prop $500
Lucinda 30 WF TN
Delila 16 WF
MO
Catherine
8 WF TN
Nancy C
7 WF
MO
William H 4
WM MO
Mary M 3 WF
MO
James M 1/12
WM MO (June)
T. C. HILBURN Civil War
Pension Application
(Confederate) #2619 AR -
In this application, Tubal stated that he
served in Co C, 1st AR
Inf (McBride's)
commanded by Capt Thomas
H. Freeman. Two men who
swore in affidavits that
they served with him
were Samuel Stroud and
Wyatt Smith.
Have not
been able to find
verification of this
info. The roster of Col.
Freeman's 1st "MO
Cavalry" includes Tubal's brother, Rowan
C. Hilburn in
Co C, but
no Tubal. I've found a
Samuel Stroud and a
"Wirt" Smith in
Fristoe's MO Cavalry,
but not in Freeman's
regiment. "Wirt" Smith
enlisted
in Fulton Co
AR. Both Freeman's and Fristoe's regiments
included many men from
Fulton Co AR. Tubal's
brother, Hiram Hilburn
was a 3rd Sergeant in Co
B, Fristoe's Regiment.
From the biography of
Colonel Thomas M.
Freeman (CSA) and the
history of Freeman's
Regiment, Missouri
Cavalry found online:
When the Civil War broke
out Freeman helped to
organize a regiment of
troops for the Missouri
State Guards. He was
given the rank of
Lieutenant
in the Dent
County Cavalry Company
of General James
McBride's Seventh
Division. He rose in
rank rapidly, soon
promoted to Captain and
a few days later to
Colonel. He and 29 of
his men were captured
during the Elkhorn
Tavern (Pea Ridge)
campaign on 14 Feb 1862.
He was sent to the
Federal Military Prison
at Alton, Illinois where
he was paroled 18 Jun
1862. He returned to his
regiment and reorganized
them as Partisan
Rangers. Later
on 16 Jan
1864 he reorganized
again as Freeman's
Missouri Cavalry
Regiment with himself in
command. Subsequently he
led a brigade under the
command
of General
Joseph Shelby in
Northern Arkansas.
During General Price's
Missouri Raid in the
fall of 1864 the brigade
was attached to General Marmaduke's Division.
The additional units
that made up Freeman's
Brigade
was Lt. Colonel
Barney Ford's Arkansas
Cavalry Battalion and Fristoe's Regiment
Missouri Cavalry. During
the period from his
parole until Price's
Raid, Freeman
established a
headquarters near
Mammoth Springs Arkansas
and the Spring River
Mill. His area of
activity ranged over
Northern Arkansas
and as
far north as Salem and
Houston in Southern
Missouri. The number of
troops in his command
ranged from 200 to 1500
men... Not much is known
of Freeman's activities
as he did not file
reports with his
superiors. What
is
written about his
activities was done by
others, including the
enemy.
His troops fought
well but were usually
short on arms and did
not fare as well as some
well armed brigades... BBR NOTE: Union reports
and letters
found in
"Official Records of the
War of the Rebellion"
consistently call Col.
Freeman and his brigade
"guerillas."
1870 HILBURN T K Fulton
Co AR Southfork 87 Aug 6
TK Hilburn 45 WM Farmer
TN Pers Prop $149
Lucinda 42 WF TN
Caroline 18 WF
MO
William 16
WM
MO
Mary 10 WF
MO
James 9
WM MO
1880 Tubal acquired Land
in Fulton Co in Section
28 Range 6w Township 20
N This land was located
in Myatt Township
Northeast of Saddle.
1880 HILLBURN TUBALL
Fulton Co AR Myatt 2a
June 4th56
Tuball Hillburn Head WM
56 M TN TN ??
Mary
Wife WF 35 M
AR KY ??
Martha E Dau WF
3 S AR TN AR
Photo taken by Duane
Warden. His Comments:
" In 2000 I took a few
pictures of the old "Hilburn
House." I'm not sure
that people call it that
any more, but that is
what it was called when
my family lived there
for a few months in
1952-53. My
understanding is that it
was owned by Tubal
Hilburn. If you
continue down the same
road where the Hilburn
house is located for
about a mile you come to
the farm that was owned
by S. H. & Caroline
Hilburn Dunham.
1881 July 7 T.C.
Hillburn is on a List of
letters not picked up at
the Evening Shade Post
Office in Sharp Co BBR
1896 Sept 25 Tubals
first application for a
pension for his
Confederate service was
examined and rejected.
His proof of service was
not sufficient. In it
he stated " I am almost
totally Blind, having
been so for nearly
four
years. One of my eyes bursted out about three
years ago and I have
lost the use of the
other." He said he had
no property and had been
unable
to work for five
or six years, He had
been in resident of Ark
for 34 years and he was
71 years old.
In 1897 He again
presented the same
information and on 20
Aug of that year
he was
granted a pension of
$75. Since Tubal is not
found in the 1900 Census
we assume he died before
he was able to enjoy his
income for long. BBR
Children of Tubal :
1 CATHERINE HILBURN born
abt 1852 Perry Co TN.
Catherine, age 8, was
found
in 1860 census,
she had either married
or died before 1870;
early marriage records
destroyed in both
Douglas Co MO and Fulton
Co AR BBR
2 NANCY CAROLINE
HILBURN
...........................
3
WILLIAM H HILBURN..................... ..........
4
MARY M HILBURN
born abt 1860 MO.
Found in
1860 & 1870 censuses,
living
with her parents;
married or died before
1880.
5 JAMES M HILBURN..................................
6
MARTHA ELIZABETH HILBURN
born Feb 1873 Fulton Co
AR. Martha married John
T Hembrey Oct 8 1893
Fulton Co AR. (Fulton Co
AR Marriage Book B p
380).
1900 HEMBREY JOHN Fulton
Co AR Myatt 197
John Hembrey Head
WM Feb 1871 29 M 6yrs IN
IN IN Farmer
Martha
Wife WF Feb
1877 23 M 2/2 AR
TN AR
Lizzie
Dau WF
Dec 1894 5 S
AR IN AR
Jack
Son WM
Nov 1897 2 S
AR IN AR
Maria
Mother WF Aug 1843 56 Wd
7/5 IN UN UN
1910 HEMBREY JOHN T
Fulton Co AR Myatt 1
John T Hembrey Head WM
38 M1 15yrs IN IN IN
Farmer
Martha
Wife WF 32 M1 6/6
AR TN AR
Lizzie
Dau WF 14 S
AR IN AR
Jack
Son WM 12 S
AR IN AR
Mary
Dau WF 8 S
AR IN AR
Ruby
Dau WF 6 S
AR IN AR
Frank
Son WM 5 S
AR IN AR
Nellie
Dau WF 3 S
AR IN AR
1920 HEMLING JOHN T
Jackson Co AR Bird 12
John T Hemling Head WM
48 M IN IN IN Farmer
Martha
Wife WF 42 M AR TN AR
Mary
Dau WF 18 S AR IN
AR
Ruby
Dau WF 16 S AR IN
AR
John
Son WM 14 S AR IN
AR
Nellie
Dau WF 11 S AR IN
AR
Mart
Son WM 9 S
AR IN AR
Agnes
Dau WF 2 S
AR IN AR
William
Son WM 22 S AR IN
AR
Children:
1
Lizzie Hembrey born Dec
1894 AR.
2
William Jack Hembrey
born Nov 4 1897 AR.
William married Belle Z
William died April 9
1975.
1930 HEMBREY WILLIAM J
Jackson Co AR Jefferson
189
William J Hembrey Head
WM 33 M (26) AR IN AR
Farmer
Belle Z
Wife WF 27 M (20) AR AR
AR
Susie L
Dau WF 4 S
AR AR AR
T J
Son WM 3 S
AR AR AR
Emily
Dau WF 1 S
AR AR AR
3
Mary Ann Hembrey born
Oct 22 1900 AR. Mary
married ? Meyers.
4
Ruby Bettie Hembrey born
June 19 1903 AR. Ruby
married ? Brock.
Ruby died March 8 1922.
5
John Franklin Hembrey
born Nov 12 1905 AR.
1930 HEMBREY FRANK
Jackson Co AR Jefferson
189
Frank Hembrey Head
WM 23 M (20) AR IN
AR Farmer
Agnes
Wife WF 18 M
(15) AR MO MO
Dorothy M
Dau WF
1 S
AR AR AR
May Silvy
M/Law WF 63 Wd
(18) MO MO TN
William
Father WM 59 Wd (21) IN
IN IN
6
Nellie Mae Hembrey born
July 13 1908 AR.
7
Charles Mart Hembrey
born Dec 14 1910 AR.
8
Nora May Hembrey born
Jan 9 1913 AR.
9
Agnes Dollie Hembrey
born Jan 8 1917 AR.
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