The Ancestors and Cousins of Tracy Lynn DeVault

Alta Platt Damon¹

F, #6676

Family: Guy Hibbert (b. 11 October 1881, d. 15 October 1938)

Daughter	Verna Etta Hibbert (b. 3 May 1910)
Son	Charles Edwin Hibbert+ (b. 3 December 1911, d. 9 November 1974)
Son	Ralph Wayne Hibbert (b. 21 October 1913, d. 30 January 1969)
Daughter	Helen Gertrude Hibbert (b. 26 February 1921, d. 25 April 1999)
Son	Harry Dale Hibbert (b. 21 February 1923, d. 26 April 1999)

BASIC FACTS

Alta Platt Damon and Guy Hibbert were married on 7 July 1909.¹

Alta Platt Damon had reference number 6940.

Citations

[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Verna Etta Hibbert¹

F, #6677, b. 3 May 1910

Parents

Father	Guy Hibbert (b. 11 October 1881, d. 15 October 1938)
Mother	Alta Platt Damon

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BASIC FACTS

Verna Etta Hibbert was born on 3 May 1910.¹

Verna Etta Hibbert had reference number 6941.

Citations

[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Ralph Wayne Hibbert¹

M, #6678, b. 21 October 1913, d. 30 January 1969

Parents

Father	Guy Hibbert (b. 11 October 1881, d. 15 October 1938)
Mother	Alta Platt Damon

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BASIC FACTS

Ralph Wayne Hibbert was born on 21 October 1913.¹ He died on 30 January 1969, at age 55.¹

Ralph Wayne Hibbert had reference number 6942.

Citations

[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Helen Gertrude Hibbert¹

F, #6679, b. 26 February 1921, d. 25 April 1999

Parents

Father	Guy Hibbert (b. 11 October 1881, d. 15 October 1938)
Mother	Alta Platt Damon

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BASIC FACTS

Helen Gertrude Hibbert was born on 26 February 1921.¹ She died on 25 April 1999, at age 78.¹

Helen Gertrude Hibbert had reference number 6943.

Citations

[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Harry Dale Hibbert¹

M, #6680, b. 21 February 1923, d. 26 April 1999

Parents

Father	Guy Hibbert (b. 11 October 1881, d. 15 October 1938)
Mother	Alta Platt Damon

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BASIC FACTS

Harry Dale Hibbert was born on 21 February 1923.¹ He died on 26 April 1999, at age 76.¹

Harry Dale Hibbert had reference number 6944.

Citations

[S4140] Descendents of John Killian Finkner prepared by William, Meryl & Olan Finkner, Source Medium: Book

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Thomas Edwin Hibbert¹

M, #6681, b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905

Parents

Father	Edward R. Hibbert
Mother	Mary Graham

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Family: Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

Daughter	Mary Pearl Hibbert (b. 11 April 1875, d. 17 February 1880)
Daughter	Anna Josephine Hibbert (b. 15 December 1876, d. 6 April 1877)
Son	Charley Edward Hibbert (b. 21 July 1878, d. 30 January 1880)
Son	Guy Hibbert+ (b. 11 October 1881, d. 15 October 1938)
Daughter	Ila Emma Hibbert (b. 25 March 1884, d. 1 October 1955)
Son	Roscoe Conklin Hibbert (b. 18 September 1885, d. 12 April 1952)
Son	Thomas Edwin Hibbert, Jr (b. 28 March 1887, d. 16 June 1954)
Son	Benjamin Harrison Hibbert (b. 9 May 1889, d. 10 December 1948)
Daughter	Martha Carrie Hibbert (b. 24 June 1892, d. 10 December 1948)
Son	James Graham Hibbert (b. 21 March 1894, d. 19 February 1976)
Son	George Dewey Oscar Hibbert+ (b. 26 May 1897, d. 19 April 1968)

BASIC FACTS

Thomas Edwin Hibbert was born on 18 October 1846 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He and Nancy E. Fuller were married on 19 March 1873 in Gage Co., Nebraska.¹ He died on 3 March 1905, at age 58.² He was buried in Hooker Cemetery, Gage Co., Nebraska.²

Thomas Edwin Hibbert had reference number 6945. Civil War (See notes.)¹ BIOGRAPHY

Hon. Thomas E. Hibbert, an ex-member of the state legislature of Nebraska, an old soldier of the Civil war, and a pioneer and popular citizen of Gage county, Nebraska, took up his present homestead in Hooker township in 1869, so that the thirty-five years spent here entitle him to be classed as one of the old-timers. Besides being a witness to the phenomenal development and progress which have taken place in Southeastern Nebraska, he has been an active participant in that work and in his individual enterprises and his public career has proved himself a man of ability, worth and high character.

Mr. Hibbert was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1846, of a family known for its honesty, industry and integrity. His father, Edward R. Hibbert, was born in England, and landed at Philadelphia when he was nine months old. He married Mary Graham, a native of Philadelphia and a member of a Scotch family whose early representatives had served under Cromwell. Both parents were Presbyterians in faith. They had four children, Thomas E., Martha, James and Edward, the two latter dying in infancy, and Martha Smith is now a widow living in Philadelphia.

Mr. Hibbert was reared and educated in Pennsylvania and when a boy of fifteen, weighing but one hundred and five pounds, he enlisted from Wayne county, at Salem, in Company A, One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Pennsylvania Infantry, under Captain J. M. Buckingham and Colonel Bossert, in the Third Brigade, Second Division and Sixth Army Corps, or Hancock's Brigade, Baldy Smith's Division, and Franklin's Corps. He was at the battles of Poolsville, Maryland, September 10, 1862, South Mountain, September 14, 1862, Antietam, September 17, 1862. The One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Regiment buried almost two thousand rebels on the Antietam field. He was then transferred to the Third Brigade (Paul's), First Division (Wadworth's), First Corps (Reynolds'), and was at the battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862, on Burnside's mud march and at Chancellorsville, April 28 to May 12, 1863. He was a nine months' regiment, and he was mustered out of service on June 6, 1863, but at once re-enlisted, being assigned to Battery C, Second Pennsylvania Veteran Artillery. He served in the Twenty-second Army Corps in the defenses around Washington until May, 1864, and then went to the front and served in the Eighteenth Army Corps. He was in the Cold Harbor battles in June, 1864, and leaving that place on June 12, took a transport at White House Landing and sailed down the York river to Chesapeake bay, past Fortress Monroe, and thence up the James river City Point, Virginia, and on June 15 was in the movement to Petersburg. His regiment made the first attack on that city, capturing the outside fortifications and he participated in all the engagement of the Eighteenth Army Corps. At the organization of the Twenty-fourth Corps the Second Pennsylvania Artillery was part of the Third Division of that corps under Lee's surrender after which until the muster out it did provost guard duty, being finally relieved by the Twelfth United States Infantry. His services continued until February 6, 1866, and despite his youth he carried the heavy musket of Civil war days and performed the same service in camp and field as was expected of his comrades. He was reported killed at Chapin's Farm, but wrote to his father that he was alive and well. In fact, he was neither dead nor sleeping, but was reported among the dead because a shell from a gunboat exploded so close to him that he was knocked senseless for a few minutes. He was offered a commission in a colored regiment. He was color guard, and on the return of the regiment he carried the state flag home and on July 4, 1866, in person handed the flag to Governor A. G. Curtin, the famous war governor of Pennsylvania. This stand of colors went out in 1861 and came back in 1866, and during that long period rebel hands never touched them. In the general orders he was mentioned for making the three best shots at a target with a 24-pound howitzer, while serving on the defenses at Washington, he being the gunner and having sighted the piece. When the rebels made an attack on Redoubt Carpenter below Dutch Gap, Virginia, on January 25, 1865, his services were loaned to a battery of the Thirteenth New York Artillery, and he was complimented for the assistance rendered by his howitzer in repulsing the enemy.

After his discharge from the service, with such a creditable record, Mr. Hibbert lived in his native state for three years. In 1869, he came to Gage county, Nebraska, and took up one hundred and sixty acres of land, which his subsequent diligence and good management have developed into one of the finest farms in the county. He has a grove and orchard of seven acres, a good house and all improvements necessary to a model farm.

Mr. Hibbert was married in Gage county, March 19, 1874, to Miss Nannie E. Fuller, who has been a companion and sharer of his joys and sorrows for thirty years. She was born in Indiana, February 23, 1856, and came to Nebraska on July 4, 1864. In the autumn of the same year she and her parents and brothers and sisters and the few neighbors in the vicinity were obliged to flee for their lives to escape the dreaded Indians, but the alarm subsided in a few days and they all returned to their homes. She was reared and received her education in Gage county, and she has lived almost all her life upon the same section where her father's homestead was and where she now resides with her husband and family. Her father, John Fuller, a descendant of the John Fuller who came over in the Mayflower, was one of the Nebraska early settlers of 1864 and died here in 1869. He was a native of Massachusetts, and his wife, Nancy Whiteman, was born in Ohio, being of Pennsylvania Dutch descent and one of their sons, George Fuller, was a soldier in the Seventy-third Indiana Infantry. Mr. and Mrs. Hibbert have had the following children: Mary Pearl, born April 11, 1875; Anna Josephine, born December 15, 1876, Charley Edward, born July 21, 1878; Guy, born October 11, 1881; Ila Emma, born March 25, 1884; Roscoe Conklin, born September 18, 1885; Thomas Edwin, born March 28, 1887; Benjamin Harrison, born May 9, 1889; Martha Carrie, born June 24, 1892; James Graham, born March 21, 1894; George Dewey Oscar, born May 26, 1897. Anna Josephine, died April 6, 1877; Charley Edward died January 30, 1880; Mary Pearl, died February 17, 1880.

Mr. Hibbert was one of the most active Republicans in Gage county, has been identified with that party all his life, and has strong convictions of the right and wrong of politics and statecraft. He has been delegate to many state, judicial and county conventions, was elected to the office of constable four times, assessor five times, justice of the peace two times, and is now serving his fourteenth year as school director. He served in the state legislature during the twenty-sixth and the twenty-seventh sessions. He is on the visiting and examining board of the State Soldiers' Home, and was supervisor of the census for 1900 for the fourth congressional district was assistant superintendent of the Nebraska exhibit at the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo, and has held various other places of trust and responsibility. He states high in G.A.R. circles; is a past post commander was delegate to the national encampment at Philadelphia, and was adjutant of Sergeant Cox Post No. 100, department of Nebraska, on the department commander's staff at Cleveland, Ohio, and was on the staff of Commander-in-chief Thomas Seward at San Francisco. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal church.

Guy is now a resident of Spearville, Kansas; Ila E. likewise lives at Spearville; Roscoe C. continues his residence in Gage county and lives in the village of Adams; Thomas E. resides at Crab Orchard, Johnson county, and Benjamin H. at Alliance, Box Butte county; Martha C. is the wife of Melvin Liggett, of Alliance, this state; James G. is perpetuating the patriotic spirit of his honored father, as he has become a member of the great national army that is being prepared for participation in the European war, he being, in the spring of 1918, a member of Company A, Three Hundred and Fifty-fifth Regiment, stationed at Camp Funston, Kansas; George D. remains with his widowed mother on the old home farm.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S3055] Cemetery Records, Hooker Cemetery, Gage Co., Nebraska prepared by Angela Vrtiska

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Edward R. Hibbert¹

M, #6682

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Family: Mary Graham

Daughter	Martha Hibbert
Son	James Hibbert
Son	Edward Hibbert
Son	Thomas Edwin Hibbert+ (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)

BASIC FACTS

Edward R. Hibbert was born in England.¹ He was born in Pennsylvania.²

Edward R. Hibbert had reference number 6946.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S583] 1900 Census, Nebraska, Gage County, Source Medium: Book, Family 35

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Mary Graham¹

F, #6683

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Family: Edward R. Hibbert

Daughter	Martha Hibbert
Son	James Hibbert
Son	Edward Hibbert
Son	Thomas Edwin Hibbert+ (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)

BASIC FACTS

Mary Graham was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.¹

Mary Graham had reference number 6947.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book

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Martha Hibbert¹

F, #6684

Parents

Father	Edward R. Hibbert
Mother	Mary Graham

Pedigree Link

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book

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James Hibbert¹

M, #6685

Parents

Father	Edward R. Hibbert
Mother	Mary Graham

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

James Hibbert died in Infancy.¹

James Hibbert had reference number 6949.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book

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Edward Hibbert¹

M, #6686

Parents

Father	Edward R. Hibbert
Mother	Mary Graham

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Edward Hibbert died in Infancy.¹

Edward Hibbert had reference number 6950.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book

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? Smith¹

M, #6687

Pedigree Link

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book

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Nancy E. Fuller¹

F, #6688, b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935

Parents

Father	John Fuller (d. 1869)
Mother	Nancy Whiteman

Pedigree Link

Family: Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)

Daughter	Mary Pearl Hibbert (b. 11 April 1875, d. 17 February 1880)
Daughter	Anna Josephine Hibbert (b. 15 December 1876, d. 6 April 1877)
Son	Charley Edward Hibbert (b. 21 July 1878, d. 30 January 1880)
Son	Guy Hibbert+ (b. 11 October 1881, d. 15 October 1938)
Daughter	Ila Emma Hibbert (b. 25 March 1884, d. 1 October 1955)
Son	Roscoe Conklin Hibbert (b. 18 September 1885, d. 12 April 1952)
Son	Thomas Edwin Hibbert, Jr (b. 28 March 1887, d. 16 June 1954)
Son	Benjamin Harrison Hibbert (b. 9 May 1889, d. 10 December 1948)
Daughter	Martha Carrie Hibbert (b. 24 June 1892, d. 10 December 1948)
Son	James Graham Hibbert (b. 21 March 1894, d. 19 February 1976)
Son	George Dewey Oscar Hibbert+ (b. 26 May 1897, d. 19 April 1968)

BASIC FACTS

Nancy E. Fuller was born on 23 February 1856 in Indiana.¹ She and Thomas Edwin Hibbert were married on 19 March 1873 in Gage Co., Nebraska.¹ She died on 15 December 1935, at age 79.² She was buried in Hooker Cemetery, Gage Co., Nebraska.²

Nancy E. Fuller had reference number 6952. She resided in Nebraska (7/4/1864.)¹

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S3055] Cemetery Records, Hooker Cemetery, Gage Co., Nebraska prepared by Angela Vrtiska

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John Fuller¹

M, #6689, d. 1869

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Family: Nancy Whiteman

Son	George Fuller
Daughter	Nancy E. Fuller+ (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

BASIC FACTS

John Fuller was born in Massachusetts.¹ He died in 1869 in Nebraska.¹

John Fuller had reference number 6953.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book

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Nancy Whiteman¹

F, #6690

Pedigree Link

Family: John Fuller (d. 1869)

Son	George Fuller
Daughter	Nancy E. Fuller+ (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

BASIC FACTS

Nancy Whiteman was born in Ohio.¹ She was born in Pennsylvania.²

Nancy Whiteman had reference number 6954.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S583] 1900 Census, Nebraska, Gage County, Source Medium: Book, Family 35

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George Fuller

M, #6691

Parents

Father	John Fuller (d. 1869)
Mother	Nancy Whiteman

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Mary Pearl Hibbert¹

F, #6692, b. 11 April 1875, d. 17 February 1880

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

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BASIC FACTS

Mary Pearl Hibbert was born on 11 April 1875 in Nebraska.¹ She died on 17 February 1880, at age 4, in Nebraska.¹ She was buried in Hooker Cemetery, Gage Co., Nebraska.²

Mary Pearl Hibbert had reference number 6956.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Anna Josephine Hibbert¹

F, #6693, b. 15 December 1876, d. 6 April 1877

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

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BASIC FACTS

Anna Josephine Hibbert was born on 15 December 1876 in Nebraska.¹ She died on 6 April 1877, at age 0, in Nebraska.¹ She was buried in Hooker Cemetery, Gage Co., Nebraska.²

Anna Josephine Hibbert had reference number 6957.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Charley Edward Hibbert¹

M, #6694, b. 21 July 1878, d. 30 January 1880

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

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BASIC FACTS

Charley Edward Hibbert was born on 21 July 1878 in Nebraska.¹ He died on 30 January 1880, at age 1, in Nebraska.¹ He was buried in Hooker Cemetery, Gage Co., Nebraska.²

Charley Edward Hibbert had reference number 6958.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Ila Emma Hibbert¹

F, #6695, b. 25 March 1884, d. 1 October 1955

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

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BASIC FACTS

Ila Emma Hibbert was born on 25 March 1884 in Nebraska.¹ She died on 1 October 1955, at age 71.²

Ila Emma Hibbert had reference number 6959. She resided in Spearville, Kansas.¹

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Roscoe Conklin Hibbert¹

M, #6696, b. 18 September 1885, d. 12 April 1952

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

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BASIC FACTS

Roscoe Conklin Hibbert was born on 18 September 1885 in Nebraska.¹ He died on 12 April 1952, at age 66.² He was buried in Highland Cemetery, Adams, Gage Co., Nebraska.³

Roscoe Conklin Hibbert had reference number 6960. He resided in Adams, Gage Co., Nebraska.¹

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book
[S3050] Cemetery Records, Highland Cemetery, Adams, Gage Co., Nebraska

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Thomas Edwin Hibbert, Jr¹

M, #6697, b. 28 March 1887, d. 16 June 1954

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Thomas Edwin Hibbert, Jr, was born on 28 March 1887.¹ He died on 16 June 1954, at age 67.² He was buried in Highland Cemetery, Adams, Gage Co., Nebraska.³

Thomas Edwin Hibbert, Jr, had reference number 6961. He resided in Crab Orchard, Johnson Co., Nebraska.¹

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book
[S3050] Cemetery Records, Highland Cemetery, Adams, Gage Co., Nebraska

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Benjamin Harrison Hibbert¹

M, #6698, b. 9 May 1889, d. 10 December 1948

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Benjamin Harrison Hibbert was born on 9 May 1889 in Nebraska.¹ He died on 10 December 1948, at age 59.²

Benjamin Harrison Hibbert had reference number 6962. He resided in Alliance, Box Butte Co., Nebraska.¹

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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Martha Carrie Hibbert¹

F, #6699, b. 24 June 1892, d. 10 December 1948

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Martha Carrie Hibbert was born on 24 June 1892 in Nebraska.¹ She died on 10 December 1948, at age 56, in This date may be in error.²

Martha Carrie Hibbert had reference number 6963.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book

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James Graham Hibbert¹

M, #6700, b. 21 March 1894, d. 19 February 1976

Parents

Father	Thomas Edwin Hibbert (b. 18 October 1846, d. 3 March 1905)
Mother	Nancy E. Fuller (b. 23 February 1856, d. 15 December 1935)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

James Graham Hibbert was born on 21 March 1894 in Nebraska.¹ He died on 19 February 1976, at age 81.² He was buried in Highland Cemetery, Adams, Gage Co., Nebraska.³

James Graham Hibbert had reference number 6964.

Citations

[S2543] Biography of Thomas E. Hibbert, Source Medium: Book
[S8588] Letter from Betty Jo (Buehler) Joekel dated May 15, 2000, Source Medium: Book
[S3050] Cemetery Records, Highland Cemetery, Adams, Gage Co., Nebraska