Source: Union County, Indiana 1884 Atlas by J. H. Beers & Co., page 67:
"Philip Lybrok, grandfather of Baltzer Lybrook, was of German descent and was born on board of the steamer, September 23, 1857 (believed to be a misprint) while the parents were crossing the ocean, en route to America. Anna Miller who subsequently became the wife of Philip Lybrook, was a native of Virginia, born October 28, 1765. This couple became the parents of a large family of children, all of whom were born in the State of Virginia, and numbered thirteen at the time of the removal of the family to what is now this county, some time during the year 1807..."
Source: Union County, Indiana 1884 Atlas by J. H. Beers & Co., page 67:
"Philip Lybrok, grandfather of Baltzer Lybrook, was of German descent and was born on board of the steamer, September 23, 1857 (believed to be a misprint) while the parents were crossing the ocean, en route to America. Anna Miller who subsequently became the wife of Philip Lybrook, was a native of Virginia, born October 28, 1765. This couple became the parents of a large family of children, all of whom were born in the State of Virginia, and numbered thirteen at the time of the removal of the family to what is now this county, some time during the year 1807..."
Family Members
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Barbara Lybrook Kingery
1782–1856
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Catharine Lybrook Toney
1783–1835
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Elizabeth Lybrook Moss
1784–1831
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John Lybrook
1786–1846
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Jacob Lybrook
1787–1869
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Rev Baltzer Lybrook
1789–1830
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Phillip Lybrook Jr
1790–1859
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Nancy Emeline/Emaline Lybrook Nelson
1792–1858
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Mary Lybrook
1796–1854
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Phebe Lybrook Kingery
1799–1835
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Sarah C Lybrook Toney
1802–1874
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Susanna Lybrook
1806–1845
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