Hubbard Family Reunion Moravian Falls

09/24/2026

2026 REUNION LOCATION MOVED Due to rainy and cool weather, the Hubbard family reunion on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, has been moved to a large Sunday school classroom on the bottom floor of the North Wilkesboro Presbyterian Church fellowship hall at 804 E Street, North Wilkesboro. Still starts at 1 p.m. Call Caroline Hubbard Czerkawski at 336-984-7720 or Jule Hubbard at 336-957-1782 for more information.

10/02/2025

10/04/2024

Ruth Hubbard and her niece, Lucy Hubbard (Critcher) in a photo taken in Moravian Falls. It's from a collection of photos that belonged to Thelma Laws of Moravian Falls.

10/04/2024

Lula Williams Hubbard is standing inside the fence in front of her home, at left, on the Main Street of Wilkesboro in the very early 1900s. She was the wife of Julius Cicero Hubbard, who grew up in the old Hubbard home that still stands on N.C. 18 South in Moravian Falls. Hubbard and his uncle by marriage, Jesse Ferguson, were partners in a general mercantile store in the building at right. The old store building and house beside it still stand. Note the muddy street.

10/04/2024

Benjamin Lewis Hubbard and Lucy Lowe Hubbard lived near the intersection of Pores K**b Road and East Brocktown Road in the Pores K**b community of Wilkes County. They are buried in the Walnut Grove Baptist Church cemetery on N.C. 16 South in Pores K**b. He was the grandson of Nathaniel Hubbard and great-grandson of Benjamin Hubbard, who both lived in the old Hubbard homeplace that stands on N.C. 18 South in Moravian Falls.

10/04/2024

Written on the back of this photo of the mill at Moravian Falls is: "Roller mill at Moravian Falls. Built by W.H. Waugh about 1800." It was virtually destroyed by the 1916 flood. Photo belonged to the late Thelma Laws of Moravian Falls.

10/04/2024

One of the earliest version of a logging truck is parked in "downtown" Moravian Falls sometime in the first decade of the 1900s. The R.A. Spainhour Store is in the background. Photo is from the collection of the late Thelma Laws, daughter of R. Don Laws.

10/04/2024

The late Buddy Lovette stands beside remains of a rock dam built in the 1800s (apparently early 1800s) on Castle Creek in Moravian Falls. Lovette was very knowledgable of the community's history and said he was told that this dam was built by one of the early Hubbards. He lived near Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Moravian Falls and was a good friend of the Hubbard family.

10/04/2024

The annual Hubbard family is still on for Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024, starting at 1 p.m. at the old Hubbard homeplace at 1640 N.C. 18 in Moravian Falls. Look for the Hubbard family reunion sign. We considered postponing the reunion because of the devastation from Topical Storm Helene in western North Carolina and elsewhere, but for multiple reasons decided to stick with Oct. 12. Apologies for any challenges this creates for anyone. Although Wilkes is included in the federal disaster designation, it was blessed to have fared far better than most other western N.C. counties. Please keep those who were severely impacted by this life-changing event in your thoughts and prayers.
-Jule Hubbard,
Wilkesboro, N.C.