John Hubbard - Public Officials

Public Officials

  • John Hubbard (Maine politician) (1794–1869), American physician, educator and Democratic legislator (State Senate, 1843–49) who served as governor of his native state from May 1850 to January 1853
  • John F. Hubbard (1795–1876), New York politician, assemblyman 1824, state senator 1829–1836
  • John F. Hubbard Jr. (1822–?), New York politician, state senator 1868–1871
  • John Henry Hubbard (1804–1872), American legislator; Republican from Connecticut who represented 4th congressional district from March 1863 to March 1867, during Civil War and Reconstruction
  • John Hubbard, 1st Baron Addington (1805–1889), English financier, from Sussex; Governor of Bank of England; MP for Buckingham (1859–68); MP for City of London (1874–87); invested Privy Counsellor (1874)
  • John Hubbard (admiral) (1849–1932), American naval officer and military administrator who served for almost 41 years and rose to command the United States Asiatic Fleet from 1910 to 1911
  • John Hubbard, 3rd Baron Addington (1883–1966), English legislator and administrator on local level; grandson of 1st Baron; served on Buckingham City Council in 1929, as Mayor in 1932–34, 1943, 1946 and 1951–52 and as High Steward of Buckinghamshire

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