Hubbard

John Hubbard was a yeoman of Stowupland in his inventory from the time of his death (1646) are given ‘certain hoppoles & hayers for Kell £20.00 and certaine hopps for Kells £30.00’.

also ‘certaine hemp …13-4.’

1653 -Inventory of William Hubbard, late of Stowupland. In the backhouse Chamber Twentie pound wole, four stone hemp, one ould chest …2-2-0.

In 1568 ‘the fower ashes growing at Be-des [?] House nowe the house of John Hubbard‘.  Suggests this was the western extremity of the 16th century bounds of Colombine Manor.

{taken from notes made by Neil Langridge (in 2024) of a description of the bounds of Columbine Hall dated 11 the March 1568 -Suffolk Archive HA1/C/c/2/3/3}