The Stoddard Family
The Stoddard family became one of Hubbardston's largest through Edgar Clarence Stoddard (1892–1965) and Julia McKeone, who raised 13 or more children in the area. Edgar's parents, Clarence Arthur Stoddard (1861–1942) and Loretta Timlin (1863–1945), are both buried at St. John the Baptist Cemetery — the Timlin name connecting the family to Irish roots. John M. 'Jack' Stoddard (1930–2021), son of Edgar and Julia, served as historian of the Hubbardston Area Historical Society and was described as 'extremely proud of his Irish heritage.' Patricia Stoddard married Gerald Osborne, creating the second Osborne family in Hubbardston (distinct from the Richard & Mary Ellen Osborne line). Though the Stoddard name is English in origin, the family's Irish connections run deep through the McKeone and Timlin maternal lines.
Notable Members
- John M. Stoddard
- Patricia Stoddard Osborne — Stoddard–Osborne Family Bridge
People Profiles
Edgar Clarence Stoddard
Stoddard Family Patriarch
Modern Era (1890s–1960s)
Julia McKeone Stoddard
Stoddard Family Matriarch
Modern Era (1900s–1960s)
John M. "Jack" Stoddard
Hubbardston Area Historical Society Historian
Modern Era (1930–2021)
Patricia Stoddard Osborne
Stoddard–Osborne Family Bridge
Modern Era (1934–2001)
Places Connected to the Stoddard Family
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