1763 - 1823

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• Birth	02 Dec 1763
  Gender	Male
  Died	12 May 1823
  Buried	Old Concord Cemetery, Perrys Township, Armstrong (now Clarion) County, Pennsylvania   [1]
  Person ID	I3106	McKinney and Stewart of Clarion County, Pennsylvania
  Last Modified	18 Jul 2008 16:31:34
  Father	John McKibben, b. 1728, Ireland
  Mother	Sarah Colburn, b. 1730, County Down, Ireland
  Family ID	F1000	Group Sheet
  Family	Mary Dunlap
  Married	Abt 1796	Washington County, Pennsylvania
  Children	1. Mathew McKibben   2. John McKibben   3. David McKibben, b. 25 Jul 1779   4. Margaret McKibben, b. 24 Jan 1800   5. Samuel McKibben, b. 9 Mar 1806   6. James McKibben, b. 25 Aug 1811   7. Sarah McKibben, b. Bef 1823
  Last Modified	18 Jul 2008 16:33:09
  Family ID	F1003	Group Sheet

• Documents		1800 Federal Census, Cross Creek Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania Family of Thomas McKibben, father of Sarah married to William Stewart. Family of Samuel McKibben. Family of William McKibben. Family of John McKibben. Sarah Colburn McKibben. See Notes on Thomas McKibben for analysis of census information.

• Notes

  About 1803 John and Mary brought their family to Toby Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. They settled on a farm near what was later "Black Fox Furnace". This farm was one of the show places of Toby Township so it must have been a grand farm and John must have been an excellent farmer. John is buried in the lower cemetery near the Concord Presbyterian Church, Perry Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. Mary is shown on the 1830 census, but not the 1840 census. There are unmarked graves on John's cemetery lot and a stone marked only "MK". One of these graves may be Mary McKibben. (Source - Frontier Families of Toby Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania by Heber Rankin, Janice Yingling, Editor, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May, 1995, page 33) In 1804, the devisees of the Bingham estate empowered Robert H. Rose, of Silver Lake, Susquehanna county, their attorney in fact. Some time afterward he removed to Clarion county. On May 7, 1811, the devisees of the Bingham estate executed deeds for 200-acre tracts, consideration five shillings, and a mortgage to secure the balance of the purchase money, to Thomas Guthrie, John Wilson, William Moffet, Robert McGarrah, Job Johnson, Joshua Rea, Benjaimin [sic] Coe, Alexander Guthrie, Stephen Travis, John McNutt, Joseph Cathcart, John Jones, John Guthrie, John Parr, and Jesse McConnell, of the Clarion township settlement. Likewise on the same day, for the same consideration, [p. 95] to Joseph Smith, Joseph Greenawalt, Joseph Everett, Peter Snyder, Val. Snyder, Jacob Watterson, Henry Girts, Thomas McKibben, and John McKibben, early settlers in Perry township. [2]

• Sources

  [S20995] Eccles-Lesher Memorial Library (Reliability: 3) [S02824] History of Clarion County, A. J. Davis (Reliability: 3)