Isaac VAN BIBBER & Sarah DAVIS

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Isaac VAN BIBBER
Sarah DAVIS

Husband: Isaac VAN BIBBER
Birth: ca. 1724/5, Baltimore Co., MD
Death: 10 Oct 1774, Point Pleasant, VA [now Mason Co., WV]
Military: Dunsmore's War: Capt., killed Battle of Point Pleasant
Father: Peter Van BIBBER, Sr.
Mother: Anna __?__

Marriage:

Wife: Sarah DAVIS
Birth: of North Carolina
Other spouse: m2. William GRIFFEY / GRIFFIN

Children:

1. Martha VAN BIBBER, d. Salisbury Twp., Sangamon Co., IL; m. George YOAKUM, Greenbrier Co., VA [now WV]
2. Peter VAN BIBBER, d. 1816/7, Claiborne Co., TN; m. Eleanor "Nellie" VAN BIBBER
3. Rebecca VAN BIBBER
4. Margaret VAN BIBBER, m. George YOAKUM II
5. Nancy VAN BIBBER, m. Robert HOWARD
6. John VAN BIBBER (Sr.), b. ca. 1765
7. James VAN BIBBER (Sr.), b. ca. 1768; d. ca. 1834, Claiborne Co., TN; m. ca. 1793, Russell Co., VA, Hannah HOOVER
8. Isaac VAN BIBBER, b. 20 Oct 1771, Greenbriar Co., VA [now WV]

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Illinois, Maryland, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia

Source:

1. Bruce Logan's Van Bibber web site.

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