Henry Edward RUBLE & Phoebe Ann HUNTER

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Rev. Henry Edward RUBLE
Phoebe Ann HUNTER

Husband: Henry Edward RUBLE / RUBEL
Birth: 6 Jun 1797, Washington Co., TN
Death: 2 Dec 1868, Washington Co., TN
Occupation: clergy
Father: John E. RUBEL
Mother: Martha __?__

Marriage: 31 Jul 1825, Washington Co., TN

Wife: Phoebe Ann HUNTER
Birth: 8 Dec 1796, Cherokee Ck., Washington Co., TN
Death: 9 Aug 1876
Father: Jacob HUNTER
Mother: Ann CLARK

Children

1. Elvira RUBLE, b. 10 Apr 1826; d. 23 Dec 1843; m. 6 Jul 1842, Washington Co., TN, Samuel D. MOONEY
2. Henry Hunter RUBLE, b. 23 Jun 1828; d. 9 Jun 1890; m. 14 Sep 1849, Washington Co., TN, Elizabeth Jane WEST
3. Martha Melvina RUBLE, b. 15 Nov 1830/32/33; d. 19 May 1915; m. 6 May 1852, Washington Co., TN, Daniel Isaac MOORE
4. Jesse Daniel RUBLE, b. 5 Jun 1833; d.s.p. 17 Aug 1833
5. David RUBLE, b. 12 Aug 1834; d.s.p. 24 Dec 1843
6. Mary Ann RUBLE, b. 24 Feb 1835/6/7; d. 21 Dec 1910, Cottage Grove, OR; m. 24 Dec 1859, Washington Co., TN, William Valentine DeWALD

One secondary source at WorldConnect gives a son, Thompson RUBLE, b. 1834. If so, it is either an alternate name for David or he had to have been David's twin. This same source also gives them a daughter, Elizabeth J. RUBLE, b. 1841; however, as no 9-yr-old daughter shows up in the 1850 census, she could not be their daughter. This same source also gives them a son, Thomas (no birth date given). Without further support, it seems unwise to accept these three as our subjects' children.

Sources:

1a. Byron Sistler & Barbara Sistler. 1987. Early East Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 1, Grooms. Byron Sistler & Assoc., Inc., Nashville, TN. On p. 317:

Ruble, Henry E. to Phoebe Hunter 7-31-1825 [Wa]
Ruble, Henry Hunter to Elizabeth Jane West 9-14-1849 [Wa]

1b. Byron Sistler & Barbara Sistler. 1987. Early East Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 2, Brides. Byron Sistler & Assoc., Inc., Nashville, TN. On p. 317:

Ruble, Martha M. to Isaac Moore 5-4-1852 (5-6-1852) [Wa]
Ruble, E. to S.D. Mooney 6-27-1842 (7-6-1842) [Wa]
Ruble, Mary to William Dewald 12-24-1859 [Wa]

2. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1830 (Broderbund CD-315):

1830 Census Ruble, Henry E. TN Washington Co. p. 26

1832 Ruble, Henry E. TN Washington Co.

Also in Washington Co.: Henry's father, John E. RUBLE, and brother, John [W.] RUBLE; plus Duke, John S., Henry, Margaret, and Martha RUBLE.

3. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 (Broderbund CD-316): for the state of Tennessee, surnames from the mid-H's through Z are missing from this CD (see my WARNINGs regarding the Broderbund databases). [Also missing from the database at Ancestry.com.]

4. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): 4th Subdivision, Washington Co., TN, p. 211B, enumerated 19 Nov 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

1518/1530 Henry E Ruble 53 M Farmer 1500 Ten

Phebe    " 53 F "

Martha   " 17 F "

Mary A   do 14 F "

/1531 Henry H do 22 M " "

Elizabeth J do 21 F "

5. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1860 (Broderbund CD-318): no Washington Co., TN, on CD.

6. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1870 (Broderbund CD-319): no Tennessee records on CD.

7. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: Ancestral File.

8. WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).

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