Born in Fort Wingham near Dutch Corner PA, son of John Dibert and Mary Seaworth Dibert. One of only five children to survive an indian attack which killed his parents and seven brothers and sisters. They ran back to their parents former home in Manakin Town, VA. Christopher later returned to the land his father had worked on, along with his wife Eve. He, himself, was killed by indians in 1757 while working in one of his fields in Dutch Corner.
Born in Fort Wingham near Dutch Corner PA, son of John Dibert and Mary Seaworth Dibert. One of only five children to survive an indian attack which killed his parents and seven brothers and sisters. They ran back to their parents former home in Manakin Town, VA. Christopher later returned to the land his father had worked on, along with his wife Eve. He, himself, was killed by indians in 1757 while working in one of his fields in Dutch Corner.
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