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Re: Luther Libby and Ann Knowlton

f_jolin1 — 2012-04-28 19:28:35Z

Hi Michelle,

I am looking for the same information as well, we know that Luther settled at the western part of Bolton and he built a dam on Libby Pond in 1860 where he had a sawmill and later a flour mill these mill stone still exist to this day they were move to an island on Libby lake and are still visible. The existence of the dam is still there and remnants of the water through carved in the rock still visible. We also know that Luther was involved in making potash as well. I am looking for Luther's descendants as well

Obit of William Libby 1912

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-02-15 15:03:31Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

WILLIAM LIBBY
SEPTEMBER 6, 1912

William Libby, for many years a resident southwest of Chatsworth, near Healey and one of the earlier residents of this locality, but who left here a number of years ago, and had since resided in Kankakee, died at his home in that city on Wednesday. the following was taken from the Kankakee Democrat of September 4:
William Libby who for many yers has been a resident of the county, died this morning at his home on So. Washington Avenue, after a long illness of several months caused by stomach trouble and later an attact of typhoid fever.
Mr. Libby was a man seventy years of age and a member of Whipple Post G.A.R. For many years he was officer of the day and each Memorial day headed the column of veterans in their march.
He servded during the civil war as a member of a New Jersey battery and after the war came to Illinois, where he has since resided. He is survived by a wife and two son, Harry and George, who live in Texas and who are expected to arrive tomorrow to complete arrangements for the funeral services which will be announced later. The members of the G.A.R. will participate in the services.

Re: Libby/McConnell

mjmokiej — 2012-02-07 03:59:59Z

We have finally been successful in locating and identifying the Susan mentioned here. Does anyone else have any information regarding other people mentioned in this obituary? Any assistance would be appreciated.

from the November 15, 1907 issue):

"Pioneer Passes Away.

Mrs. Susan Schenyer, the aged mother of Mr. James Johnson, died at the home of her son, two miles east of Twisp, at 9 o'clock on Wednesday evening of this week.

Deceased was 70 years of age. Her death occured with but brief warning that the end was near. She had come over from her home on the Sound the latter part of last week, intending to remain for the winter with her son, and though she was in poor health it was thought not to have reached an alarming condition. Mr. Johnson was in town on business during the day, and returning home in the evening found the invalid in a critical condition, the end coming before medical assistance could be obtained.

The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the home of Mr. Johnson, Elder J. L. Fulton conducting the services, burial being made in the Beaver creek cemetery.

Little is known or obtainable at this time of the early life of deceased. About seventeen years ago she came to this valley and settled on the tract more recently patented as the Frank Willmarth ranch. Owing to ill health she found it necessary to abandon this land and has since lived alternately in this valley and at Snohomish, where she lost her husband by death about three years ago. Mr. Schenyer was father of the Schenyer brothers, of Winthrop."

Thanks

Re: Elsie M. Libby, wife of Lewis Graffam, Maine

JWallace52 — 2012-01-24 01:13:14Z

This is my Aunt. I have some info if you contact me.

Hayman family

ranchris31 — 2011-11-09 01:08:05Z

I am a Hayman relative, Ellen Cressy Hayman was the sister of my GGgrandmother, Harriet Hayman (Wilson). I hope to hear from you.

Re: Charlotte E. Libby/mull

rcriis — 2011-10-20 15:39:35Z

Charlotte E. Libby was the second wife of my great-great-grandfather Benjamin E. Mull (1835-1891). Benjamin was born in Albany, NY to Cornelius & Hannah Van Steenburgh Mull, lived most of his adult life as a ship's captain in East Marion, NY (with a second home in Brooklyn, NY); and died of pneumonia in Beverly, MA on 4-4-1891. Benjamin's first wife, Harriet Alzina Tuthill Mull, died in 1881. I do not recall offhand the date of Benj's & Charlotte's wedding & Charlotte's parents' names but can look those up in my records. They were married in East Marion, NY. Benjamin had several children by his first marriage: 3 daughters who died in childhood, an adopted daughter Effie Mull Brooks, who died on Long Island in 1960, and my great-grandmother, Charlotte Mull Adams (1880-1928). Benjamin is buried with his first wife and the 3 little girls in East Marion, NY.

Re: Libby/McConnell

herive01 — 2011-07-15 19:53:59Z

Per other emails, I have put together information on Mrs. Ashbell Libbey (Sarah Ellen (Barrett) Libbey and children) re their arrival into the Methow. They were transported over the Chilowist Trail by my g-grandfather, James Aaron Johnson, Sr and his mother Mrs. Susan Schengar in a two wagon rig (one freight wagon followed by a stagecoach for the two women and the three Libbey children). They arrived in the Methow Valley on Novembert 19, 1887. Mr Libbey was in Spokane helping to build the Monroe Street Bridge and roads leading to it with his 4 horse team. He arrived in the Methow by Christmas bringing with him the first glass window in the valley. I do not know the connection between my g-grandfather and the Libbey family or how Mr. Libbey's family came to ride with my g-grandfather and his mother. I would be interested in any more information re this story.
Dianne Hiett Herivel

Libby of Libby,McNeill & Libby in Chicago

jduchene_1 — 2011-07-12 19:36:04Z

I am trying to find out more about Maria Libby, my great grandmother, Ellen Davis's sister who I believe married one of the Libbys of Libby, McNeill & Libby in Chicago. Ellen's other sister, Elizabeth Palmer had married Archibald McNeill.
I can't seem to find how it was possible that Maria was married to one of those
two Libby brothers when I look at what's online. It just doesn't seem to make sense, but her name WAS Libby after she got married.
I have since writing this found out she married a Daniel Libby who was a butcher. If anyone can tell me how Daniel was related to the Libbys of the canning co., please email me at jduchene@dduchene.com

Re: mcneil

xiaor — 2011-06-27 18:06:45Z

You can download the entire LIBBY clan in GEDCOM format at:

http://web.mac.com/jerx/Sargent_Genealogy/Downloads.html

Bottom of the page is a link for downloading the LIBBY file.

Person ID# 13,000 may be your Maria.

Re: mcneil

jduchene_1 — 2011-06-27 16:13:36Z

I have quite a bit of info. on the McNeills of Libby, McNeill & Libby.
Archibald McNeill, who was the McNeill was my grandmother's Uncle.
contact me at : jduchene@dduchene.com
I am also interested in the Libby part of that alliance as my grandmother's Aunt
Maria, who was Maria Palmer, became Maria Libby. I just don't know when,
or to who.

Rosa Libby

irwin51 — 2011-02-05 06:40:55Z

Found numerous early 1940 letters and documents and a picture regarding a Mrs. Libby who had a family farm in Manton, Michigan and a brother and who apparently died in Cleveland, Ohio. Good friends Arthur and Katie Stinson as well as Jennie Staats. Would be glad to share with anyone interested.

Milton Emmulous Libby

LoriLibby41 — 2011-01-01 12:00:13Z

My husband's family history goes back to the Libby Brothers and Scarborough, however, I can only get back as far as Milton Emmulous Libby who lived in the Augusta Maine area. He had two sons, John and Horace. Horace had a heat stroke and spent much of his life under supervision of a mental hospital.

Help? Wife's name? Parent's names?

Libby / Pratt marriage 1868 Illinois

ChinoMom — 2010-11-02 00:03:09Z

Looking to connect with fellow searchers on the Henry Nelson Libby family. He was born in Canada in 1844, immigrated and ended up in Nebraska with his widowed mother and a brother at least. He married Elizabeth (Lizzie) A. Pratt in 1868, in Iroquois, Ill. Pratt family is the main line I am researching.

Charles D. Libby, 67 .born in Hyannis Mass.,son of ,Charles and Grace Andersen Libby. Served U.S. Coast Guard

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-10-24 21:35:42Z

Charles D. Libby, 67
a resident of the Pennsylvania Soldiers & Sailors Home
died there Saturday October 16, 2010.
He was born in Hyannis Mass.,
December 17, 1942
son of the late Charles and Grace Andersen Libby.
Charles served in the U.S. Coast Guard 1963 to 1967. He formerly worked as a truck driver for Agway and most recently was employed with Walmart.
He was preceded in death by his wife Darlene Libby
and his sister Cynthia Libby.
Survivors include his sister Jane Holmes of Plymouth Maine and his brother John Libby of New Woodstock N.Y.
Friends may call at the Soldiers & Sailors Home Chapel 560 East 3rd St. on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until the time of services there at 11 a.m. Full military honors will follow. Private entombment will be in Erie Co. Memorial Garden Mausoleum. The Carl A. Slomski & Son Funeral Home Inc., 2101 Ash is handling arrangements.
the Erie Times-News on October 24, 2010

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

AllenH — 2010-10-15 18:59:48Z

To further complicate things, Catherine & Eunice Libby each had two Libby lines of descent - none via the same route.
Allen E. Humphries

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

AllenH — 2010-10-15 17:52:24Z

There is a conflict. See my reply to the original post about Catherine Libby & Benjamin Coolbroth.
So, I don't know about a Coolbroth connection here.
As Catherine & Eunice come down radically different lines of Libby descent, one would have to follow one of their lines all the way back up to John "the Immigrant" Libby and then back down again.
Eunice was the daughter of Seth and Lydia (Jordan) Libby.
Go to RootsWeb and look at the 'jlibby' database for more info on Catherine and Eunice and their ancestry back to John "the Immigrant" Libby.
Allen E. Humphries

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

AllenH — 2010-10-15 17:44:33Z

There is a conflict here.
The Harmon genealogy shows things as stated here.
But the Libby genealogy shows this Catherine, born on this date, as married, on this date, to Benjamin Moses.
The Libby genealogy shows her parents to be Samuel and Abigail (Graffam) Libby.
Go to RootsWeb and look at the 'jlibby' database for more info on her and her ancestry back to John "the Immigrant" Libby.

Allen E. Humphries

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

ronjensen11 — 2010-10-15 05:16:14Z

In my line Jonathan Coolbroth born 1799 married Eunice Libby in 1828. also from Scarborough, Me.
How does this tie in, do you know> Donna (Coolbroth) Jensen

Tollman Libby

lastonestanding — 2010-10-05 16:34:23Z

Past and Present La Salle county Illinois on page 395 for South Ottawa Township for the year 1877.
Tollman Libby farmer in section 28, born Richmond Maine June 20 1824, came to La Salle county Illinois 1856,Republican, owns 255 acres land value $15,3000, married March 23,1852 to Lucy A Libby who was born in Farmington Maine on July 3 1831,2 sons Edward W and Isaiah B.
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August 1870 Tallman Libby is in Ottawa,Illinois with wife Lucy Son Edward W., son Isiah B ,
In the 1880 census you will find Tollman name is written as Lalman or Talman, he is in South Ottawa with Lucy Ann and daughter Ida age 23. Nearby is Edward Libby age 27 with wife Loretta and 3 sons.

jack louis libby

ptrctrav1 — 2010-09-20 04:39:31Z

mother s name is margart libby. jack louis libby was born on april15, 1930 He was adopted by clifford and eva robertson of Grand Rapids, Mi. Margaret libby married a John L Boot in August of 1930 the moved to cailfori

jessie elizabeth (ennor) libby

cindywells79 — 2010-08-27 16:50:00Z

looking for a full death date for jessie (ennor) libby born 26 may 1903 in lyman new hampshire died 1933 in littltton new hampshire from a house fire she and david had just recentle had twins

david libby

cindywells79 — 2010-08-27 16:45:24Z

looking for a full death date for david elijha libby born in brownington vermont 8 jun 1899 died 1932 in littleton new hampshire worked on a road crue there and was hit in the head with a rock died a few days after that

Ralph Libbey (Libby)

DonaldLibby — 2010-08-22 02:53:28Z

Seeking info on Ralph Libby born Nov 28, 1890 in Berwick, Maine.
He had two sisters: Jessie May (Mae) born Aug 16, 1885 and Ethel M(erced) born April 1892.
All three were in the Dover Children's Home in 1896.
The two girls were no longer there in 1897, but Ralph remained until 1900 when he went to Wilbraham, Mass.
Parents are not listed in the records of the home but place of birth for all three is Berwick, Maine.
Any info would be appreciated.

Re: Paul Everard Libby - California, China, Oregon, Washington

ewolfhagen — 2010-06-21 17:15:41Z

I came across this posting recently and wanted to reach out to you even if it's a couple years down the road. Paul Libby is my great uncle (Mary Acheson's my grandma's sister). He is still living in Portland, OR with his wife Mary, though they are not too technologically literate.

Paul's stories about growing up in China were perhaps recorded on tape cassette at one point or another (I know my dad recorded my grandma's stories). I could certainly try to point one of his kids in your direction, if you are still looking for information.

1873 LIBBY - THOMAS marriage announcement

distractable — 2010-06-08 00:27:22Z

Hi,

I just posted an wedding announcement for E. R. LIBBY and SUSAN J. THOMAS, married by the Rev. WRIGHT in West Baldwin, Maine.
This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of the The Portland Transcript newspaper (Portland, ME) dated August 16, 1873, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/libbythomas08161873me.html

I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
http://theoldentimes.com/marriages.htm
http://theoldentimes.com/old_news_me.html
http://theoldentimes.com

Lucius H. and Frank C. Libby, sons of Joseph C. Libby (Maine)

Cindy_Beane — 2010-05-04 23:34:38Z

I have no connection to these individuals. This is from the May 8, 1883 issue of the Rockland (Maine) Gazette in the "Personal Points" column:

"On Friday, Lucius H. Libby received a telegram from George Q. Richmond of Pueblo, Colorado, stating that Frank C. Libby, his brother, had dropped dead from heart disease that afternoon in that city. Mr. Libby went west four years ago, and at the time of his death was engineer in a mine. He was a son of the late Joseph C. Libby. A wife and two children survive him who are in this city. His age was 38. The remains will not be brought home. Deceased was a member of the Knights of Honor, and his widow will receive the benefit of $200."

Re: Charlotte E. Libby/mull

AllenH — 2010-04-27 20:55:04Z

Hello,
You have a problem as most of the published and online Libby data is for descendants of John Libby who emigrated to Scarborough, ME in the early 1600’s. But, your Charlotte’s father appears to have emigrated to America about 1850 (therefore is not a descendant of the well documented John). So, it will be harder to find data on this line.
I have no access to Connecticut Marriage Records so I can’t help you with Charlotte’s marriage data.
Charlotte E. (Libby) Mull, born Sep 1859 in CT, was listed as a widow in the 1900 Groton, CT Census. It said that her father’s birthplace was England. Her sons, Benjamin D. Mull, born in Feb 1885 in CT, and Allen J. Mull, born Nov 1886 in CT, were living with her. As Charlotte was listed as having had 2 children and they were still alive and she was now a widow, Ben & Allen would have been her only Mull children. There was a widowed “Nellie” (this name (unless it was a nickname) conflicts with other data – see below) Libby, listed as Charlotte’s mother, born Jan 1835, birthplace listed as unknown, also living with her. Nellie was listed as having had 3 children and all 3 were still alive.
Backtracking from there, I didn’t see Charlotte in the 1880 Census. Either she wasn’t listed or I didn’t look hard enough. Sigh …. That one might have identified her husband. ? ? ?
In the 1870 Groton, CT Census, Charlotte Libby , born 1859 in CT, shows up with her parents and her 2 brothers. Her father was Josiah A. Libby, a blacksmith, born about 1836 in England, and her mother was Mary A. (NOT Nellie), born about 1836 in CT. (I saw (unsourced) online info that claimed that her mother’s maiden name was Mary A. Terney.) Her brothers were John A. Libby, born about 1860 in CT, and Chas J. Libby, born about 1863 in CT.
In the 1860 Groton, CT Census, the same Josiah A. and Mary A. Libby show up again with their daughter, Charlotte E. Libby, and son John A. Libby. With them was Josiah’s mother-in-law (therefore Mary’s mother), Ellen Turney, born in 1810.
There was a record of a Josiah Libby, born about 1836, from Great Britain, arriving in New York City on the ship “Marquis of Chandos” from Penzance on 7 Jun 1851. The only other Josiah Libby recorded on the available (not all are available online!) New York Passenger Lists was the wrong age to have been Charlotte’s father. So, there is a good chance (though this isn’t proof positive) that this Josiah was indeed Charlotte’s father.
The 1841 Census of Cornwall, England lists a Josiah Libby born about 1836. (BTW: most Libbys living in England lived in, or near, Cornwall.)
I saw (unsourced) online data stating that Charlotte’s father was Josiah Libby, born 25 Mar 1836. He supposedly died 12 Nov 1896 in New London, CT. That adds up with what I saw in the Census data.
As this is not my Libby line, and has absolutely no connection to my Libby ancestry, I know nothing more about this family group. But, I hope that this little I found is helpful to you.
Allen E. Humphries
John Libby Family Association
Board of Directors

Charlotte E. Libby/mull

tonetrickster — 2010-04-26 16:11:55Z

Looking for info on Charlotte E. Libby b:Sept 2 1859 d:May 4 1905 in Groton ct. and her marriage to mull don't know first name if anyone got info on them my E-mail is tonetrickster@wmconnect.com

Deposition of Samuel Libbey, Orono, Maine

Cindy_Beane — 2010-04-22 22:06:33Z

I recently obtained a copy of the GGG grandfather's Civil War pension file. Among other things included in the file was a handwritten deposition which states as follows:

Case of Abner W. Perkins, No. 529299

On this 16th day of June, 1890, at Orono, County of Penobscot, State of Maine, before me, _____ Cowles, a Special Examiner of the Pension Office, personally appeared Samuel Libbey, who, being by me first duly sworn to answer truly all interrogatories propounded to him during the Special Examination of aforesaid pension claim, deposes and says:

I am 60 years of age, a druggist, residence and post office, Orono, Penobscot Co., Maine.

I know the claimant Abner W. Perkins – have known him 30 years. He has always traded with me and is well known to me – as far as I knew when he went into the army he was a strong healthy man for 25 years out of the 30 I have been here. I was the only druggist in the village and if he had required any medicine he would naturally came to me for them.

I do not remember when Perkins returned from the army, but I remember that he has gotten medicines from me frequently. I can’t say how far back – how many years ago – not even approximately – the medicines furnished, to the best of my recollection were for kidney and liver diseases – judging from the character of its medicines – add – and for rheumatic troubles.

No relation no interest I have understood the examiner’s questions and my answers to the same are correctly recorded.

SAMUEL LIBBY
Deponent
(p. 38)

colonel libby

darkempressforever — 2010-04-04 14:12:30Z

Hi my name isn't libby at all,really.
I'm from the phil. and I'm trying to trace my history.
My great great grandfather was colonel libby.It was said that he died because of a guerilla attack in davao.He owned many things.The helpers took his daughter(my great grandma)and her brother and brought them to ilo ilo.She was probably two then,she married a filipino and that's we got here except we know practically nothing about our past.My great grandma can't remember everything--just the things her helpers told her.

Samuel Goodwin of Wells and His Wife, Elizabeth Libby of Scarborough

Cindy_Beane — 2010-01-21 00:19:57Z

I was recently “gifted” a whole stack of publications from my mom and so will probably be posting a lot of these notices.

I found an article entitled “Samuel Goodwin of Wells and His Wife, Elizabeth Libby of Scarborough” in The Maine Genealogist (quarterly publication of the Maine Genealogical Society) (Nov. 1994, Vol. 16, Number 4 – p. 90).

I am happy to provide more information if you e-mail me directly at megsateennow@aol.com.

Re: Cornwall to Toronto Canada Libbys

rlibby8489 — 2010-01-05 21:24:51Z

Good to hear from you! We have very little information on William & Rhoda Libby Harris lines. All we know as of now is William & Rhoda had Children Evelyn, Marie, Vera Rhoda & Wilfred. Most of the Libby's in the Essex county area are your relatives also.
Also it is Clifford that is on the census you mention. He was born 19 Dec 1905 d. 24 Jul 1921 of drowning. He and his parents are buried in St Stephens Anglican Churchyard, Windsor, (South Sandwich/Oldcastle), Essex, Ontario, Canada.
Contact me via email at rlibby8489@aol.com. as I have tons of other information. Thank you.
Robert

Re: Cornwall to Toronto Canada Libbys

Janw186 — 2010-01-05 20:48:39Z

I'm not sure I can add any information regarding your uncles, but I believe your Robert Libby to be the brother of my Harriet Harris, nee Libby. She emigrated with her three children in 1900 and as the 1901 census shows stayed with her brother Robert & his family in Toronto. By 1911, I have Harriet living with a Thomas Libby, wife Lizzy and son Efford (possibly Clifford or Richard) age 5 in Essex, Ontario. We are related through Harriet's daughter Rhoda Harris.

Herbert lionel libby and minnie green

cevans169 — 2009-12-21 04:39:58Z

hi, I am searching for the descendents of Herbert Libby (b 1894) and his wife Minnie Green (b 1895) and wed in 1915 in London england. They had five children I think (Herbert, 1916, Lionel 1918, Majorie 1920, Joyce 1925 and Donald 1934).

Any information you could provide would be appreciated.

Colleen

John Libby - Maine (1602 - 1682)

Harlan_Bridges — 2009-12-20 16:09:50Z

I have created a web site with members of the John Libby family. Members include Libby Family and Bridges Family. I am trying to fill in gaps in the tree and to get anecdotal information such as stories, copies of letters, etc. The site is http://www.hcbridges.org/gen.

Please drop by the site. Let me know if you have information to share or see errors.

Thanks,

John Libby - Maine (1602 - 1682)

Harlan_Bridges — 2009-12-20 16:09:07Z

I have created a web site with members of the John Libby family in. Members include Libby Family and Bridges Family. I am trying to fill in gaps in the tree and to get anecdotal information such as stories, copies of letters, etc. The site is http://www.hcbridges.org/gen.

Please drop by the site. Let me know if you have information to share or see errors.

Thanks,

joseph libby

cevans169 — 2009-12-02 02:55:09Z

Hi, I am searching for the family of Joseph Libby. Joseph was the son of William Libby and Jane Rosevear Mellen. William passed away and Jane remarried a William Tucker in 1863 and had another 9 children with the surname Tucker. I would love to have contact with descendents of Joseph's half siblings (Fred Annie William Lillian, Mary, Emma Albert, Ernest and Edgar.)

Thanks very much

William Joseph Libby

cevans169 — 2009-10-19 03:20:05Z

I am searching for the descendants of my great uncle William Joseph Libby. William was born April 5, 1883 in Kensington, London, England. He married Millicent Alicia Inall and had several children; Lily, Edith, Daisey, Ivy, William, Herbert, Thomas, Julia and Jack.

Any information you may have would be appreciated.

Re: WILLIAM H. LIBBY & ELIZA MALLETT

gregstott75 — 2009-10-06 20:51:21Z

Wealthy Townsend (ca. 1808-alive 1885) was the daughter of Asa Townsend (1774-alive 1854) and Huldah Barstow who left Massachusetts for first Lower Canada and then Upper Canada in about 1802. They lived in Etobicoke Twp., near what became Toronto until 1812 when they moved to Westminster Township near what is now London, Ontario. The Townsends relocated to the Ausable River in what later became Bosanquet and Williams Townships in Lambton and Middlesex Counties respectively in 1822 and remained there until the 1850s. Wealthy probably had a brother or half-brother named Ezekiel (ca 1821-1862).

Re: Frank E. LIBBY

perrysisters3 — 2009-09-23 00:32:45Z

I am wondering if you have any info for a Frank libby married to an Emma Pare/Perry. I am looking for information on Emma's father?

Re: Libbys In Maine

AllenH — 2009-06-12 12:22:16Z

Hello Vern,
Your Addie Libby is listed, with her birth date and the birth dates of 4 children, in "The Libby Family in America" on page 444.
She was Libby Generational #1-1-3-9-1-4-4.
Her ancestry back to John "the Immigrant" Libby is documented in the book.
The "jlibby" database and the John Libby Family WebSite have more info you should see.
If you would like more info about all of this, send me an e-mail or US Postal address where it can be sent.

Allen E. Humphries
John Libby Family Association
Board of Directors
allenh@gis.net

Re: Libbys In Maine

Vernon_Costa — 2009-06-11 13:07:38Z

Hello,
My great grandmother was Addie Libby. She married Estus Morrill. My grandfather was Harry Vernon Morrill. His sister, Ethel, married a Williams. I have heard from this family of Williams. Any connections here? Help would be appreciated. Vern Costa (mother was a Morrill)

Re: Descendants of John Libby

mttswd — 2009-04-13 13:47:42Z

Actually they had 10 children. His wife's name was Philippa Maynard
I have more info on this Libby line.

Re: John Libby and Philippa Maynard

mttswd — 2009-04-13 13:27:05Z

Hi Bill, as I was doing some research, I have found out that we are related. Your father was my ggg grandfather's son which was Richard and Sarah Elizabeth Nightingale.
Please help in any way you can.

Re: John Libby and Philippa Maynard

mttswd — 2009-04-13 13:22:19Z

Hi, These are my GGGG grandparents. I do have the line of all the Libby's from that point that are listed. I did hit a brick wall on this though, as I am not able to find any siblings of this John Libby and Philippa Maynard has a brother John Maynard as of the death of her husband, but some of the sites I looked into does not list any siblings of Philippa. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Contact William R Libby???

peacerainbow2002 — 2009-04-11 01:45:46Z

this e-mail was mis-spelled--the correct contact is wrlibby@charter.net

Re: Libbys In Maine

AllenH — 2009-02-16 15:58:59Z

Dorothy J. & William E. Hannaford, children of William C. (b. abt 1870) and Gertrude A. (b. abt 1878) Hannaford, are listed in the Lewiston, ME Census for 1920 & 1930.

Re: Libbys In Maine

JLibby311 — 2009-02-15 14:33:24Z

My mother was Dorothy Hannaford from Lewiston Maine she married Ernest Libby form Lewiston/Auburn I was very young when we used to visit relatives in Lewiston. I heard my Grandmother was a sargent in the Salvation Army. I believe my grandmothers maiden name was Davis. My mother had a brother named William called Willy. Any info would be helpful

Family motto..?

boxedschizo — 2009-01-28 15:16:07Z

Hey, I was wondering if anyone knows the Libby family motto? I've always been kinda curious about it but only really started looking recently, although so far it doesn't seem to exist =s

Just wondered if anyone knew it?

Re: Paul Everard Libby - California, China, Oregon, Washington

DA_Harding — 2008-12-02 16:28:22Z

Wow!! What a quick reply! Thank you.
This offers new information as well as new leads. My goal is to contact a family member who 1) may have informal stories to share and 2) pictures that would add to the story. Is the source and date of this Libby information known? If not, I will nonetheless pursue the new leads.

Hopefully I am not asking too much: Does the Libby Association also have information on Dr. Harold Earl Libby (1920-1973)? Harold's grandfather was a brother to Walter's father. Although Harold was not a native to Lincoln, he practiced in Lincoln, Maine from 1937 to 1946 and qualifies for inclusion in the same, next publication of the society.

Again, thank you very much. Each puzzle piece helps. - Dottie

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Re: Luther Libby and Ann Knowlton

Obit of William Libby 1912

Re: Libby/McConnell

Re: Elsie M. Libby, wife of Lewis Graffam, Maine

Hayman family

Re: Charlotte E. Libby/mull

Re: Libby/McConnell

Libby of Libby,McNeill & Libby in Chicago

Re: mcneil

Re: mcneil

Rosa Libby

Milton Emmulous Libby

Libby / Pratt marriage 1868 Illinois

Charles D. Libby, 67 .born in Hyannis Mass.,son of ,Charles and Grace Andersen Libby.** Served U.S. Coast Guard **

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

Re: Catherine Libby and Benjamin Coolbroth of Scarborough, ME

Tollman Libby

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Re: Paul Everard Libby - California, China, Oregon, Washington

1873 LIBBY - THOMAS marriage announcement

Lucius H. and Frank C. Libby, sons of Joseph C. Libby (Maine)

Re: Charlotte E. Libby/mull

Charlotte E. Libby/mull

Deposition of Samuel Libbey, Orono, Maine

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Samuel Goodwin of Wells and His Wife, Elizabeth Libby of Scarborough

Re: Cornwall to Toronto Canada Libbys

Re: Cornwall to Toronto Canada Libbys

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John Libby - Maine (1602 - 1682)

John Libby - Maine (1602 - 1682)

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William Joseph Libby

Re: WILLIAM H. LIBBY & ELIZA MALLETT

Re: Frank E. LIBBY

Re: Libbys In Maine

Re: Libbys In Maine

Re: Descendants of John Libby

Re: John Libby and Philippa Maynard

Re: John Libby and Philippa Maynard

Re: Contact William R Libby???

Re: Libbys In Maine

Re: Libbys In Maine

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Re: Paul Everard Libby - California, China, Oregon, Washington

Charles D. Libby, 67 .born in Hyannis Mass.,son of ,Charles and Grace Andersen Libby. Served U.S. Coast Guard