Some Descendants of George Sibert (John David) and Adeline Lassiter of Abbeville

1. Caroline Sibert [Ref] was born in 1829 [Ref] in Abbeville district. [Ref] She died in 1874. [Ref] She married Rev. A. G. Harmon [Ref] in Abbeville. [Ref]
   In 1870 "Alex" Harmon, born about 1825 in South Carolina, was a farmer in Bordeaux in Abbeville. He had real estate worth $1,500 and a personal estate of $500. His wife "C. R." was said to have been born about 1830. [Ref] In 1880 A. G. Harmon, born about 1824 in South Carolina, was a minister and farmer in Bordeaux. [Ref]
   
   1. S. F. Harmon was born about 1850 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      In 1870 S. F. was living with his parents and working as a farm labourer. [Ref]
      
   2. O. M. Harmon was born about 1854 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      In 1870 O. M. was living with his parents and working as a farm labourer. [Ref]
      
   3. Walter D. Harmon [Ref] was born in Apr 1857 in South Carolina. [Ref][Ref, about 1856][Ref, about 1851] He married Caroline "Carrie" Unknown [Ref] in 1877. [Ref] She was born in Mar 1853 in South Carolina. [Ref][Ref, about 1860] She died between 1910 and 1920. Carrie had seven children and in 1910 all were living. [Ref]
      In 1880 and 1900 Walter was a farmer in Bordeaux. [Ref][Ref] In 1910 Walter was a collector for a furniture company in Augusta, Richmond, Georgia. [Ref] In 1920 Walter was widowed, living alone and still working for a furniture company in Augusta. [Ref]
      
      1. Thomas Rufus Harmon was born in Aug 1878 in South Carolina. [Ref, called Rufus][Ref, about 1879, called Thomas R.]
         In 1900 Rufus was living with his parents and working as a farm labourer. [Ref] In 1910 Rufus was living with his parents and working as a clerk for an insurance company. [Ref]
         
      2. Clinton Harmon was born in Oct 1881 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1900 Clinton was living with his parents and working as a farm labourer. [Ref] In 1910 Clinton was living with his parents and had no profession. [Ref]
         
      3. Eula Harmon was born in Oct 1883 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1910 Eula was living with her parents.
         
      4. Douglas Harmon was born in Jul 1885 in South Carolina. [Ref] He married Mamie Unknown about 1907. [Ref] Mamie was born about 1887 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1910 Douglas and Mamie were living with Douglas's parents and Douglas was worrking as the manager of a pressing [?] club. [Ref]
         
      5. Maggie Harmon was born in Mar 1888 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1910 Maggie was living with her parents and working as a stenographer for a furniture company. [Ref]
         
      6. Bertha Harmon was born in Jul 1890 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1910 Bertha was living with her parents. [Ref]
         
      7. Annie Harmon was born in Feb 1893 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1910 Annie was living with her parents. [Ref]
         
   4. Lizzie Harmon [Ref] married Unknown Creighton. [Ref] Perhaps she is the L.E. born about 1864 in South Carolina. [Ref][Ref, about 1862]
   5. John Sibert Harmon [Ref] (twin) was born about 1866 in South Carolina. [Ref, called J. S.][Ref, about 1864, called John S.]
   6. Rev. James A. Harmon [Ref] (twin) was born about 1866 in South Carolina. [Ref, called J. A.][Ref, about 1864, called Jas. A] He married Minnie Unknown. [Ref] She was born about 1870 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      In 1920 James was living in Augusta, Richmond, Georgia. He was a minister [? blurred]. [Ref] He said that he was born about 1860. [Ref]
      1. Louise Harmon was born about 1894 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1920 Louise was living with her parents. [Ref]
      2. Simpson Harmon was born on 20 Jul 1897 in Greenwood, South Carolina. [Ref]
         On 24 Aug 1918 Simpson was working for the Carr-Lee Grocery company in Augusta. [Ref] In 1920 Simpson was living with his parents. [Ref] For his World War I draft registration card, Simpson said that he had blue eyes and brown hair and that his mother's name was Minnie E. Harmon. [Ref]
   7. Mary A. Harmon was born about 1868 in South Carolina. [Ref, called M. A.][Ref, about 1867]
   8. Rev. Clinton G. Harmon [Ref, called C. G.] was born about 1866 in South Carolina. [Ref]
   9. Rev. George T. Coney Harmon [Ref]
   10. Augustus Harmon [Ref]
   11. Addie Harmon [Ref] is possibly the Mary A. above.
2. Isaac Lasseter Sibert was born in Abbeville, probably in Nov 1831. [Ref][Ref] Beesan [Ref] says that he was born on 12 Nov 1826 and his gravestone says that he was born in 1826, but Isaac himself gave ages that were consistent with his being born in 1831-2. He died on 12 May 1913 [Ref] in Valdosta, Brooks, Georgia. [Ref] He is buried in the Sunset cemetery in Valdosta. [Ref] He married Sarah Patterson Lyon on 16 Dec 1856 [Ref] in the Abbeville. [Ref][Ref][Ref] Sarah was born in Apr 1837 in South Carolina. [Ref] She is also buried in the Sunset cemetery.
   His grave has a marker indicating that he was a confederate soldier.
   Click here to see a photo of his grave on the Sunset cemetery's website.
   J. L. Sibert enlisted as a private in Company A of the First South Carolina Cavalry on 23 May 1863 from Abbeville for "three years or the War". In Sep and Oct 1863 he was absent, having been sent to South Carolina for a horse. At the end of the year it was noted that he had been absent without leave but had since returned with a satisfactory excuse. On 26 Feb 1864 he was detailed at Brigade 2 and on 25 Apr 1864 he was sent "on horse detail". He returned by Jun 1864. [Ref]
   In 1870 Isaac and Sarah were living in Indian Hill in Abbeville and Isaac was a farmer with real estate worth $600 (difficult to read). [Ref] In 1880 Isaac Sibert was a farmer in Cokesbury in Abbeville. He said that he was born about 1832 in South Carolina. His wife Sallie was born about 1837 in South Carolina. They were living with Ida, born about 1858, John, born about 1861, George, born about 1866 and Arthur, born about 1873. [Ref] In 1900 Isaac was a farmer in Quitman, Brooks, Georgia. [Ref]
   On 31 Aug 1907 Isaac applied for a Confederate soldier's Indigent Pension. He said that he was born in 1831 in Abbeville and that he lived in Quitman and had been a resident of Georgia for about 12 years. He had enlisted in Company A of the First South Carolina Regiment in 1863 and served for two years. He said that he was with his company when it surrendered. He applied on the grounds of age and poverty. He said that he had been unable to work for ten years, that he owned no property and was supported by his son. His application was rejected on 4 Oct 1907 on the grounds that he had served from South Carolina and was not a bona fide resident of Georgia. [Ref]
   In 1910 George and Sallie P. were living with their son George in Militia District 663 in Loundes, Georgia. [Ref]
   
   1. Ida Augusta Sibert [Ref] was born in Nov 1857 [Ref] in Abbeville. [Ref] She married John S. McArthur in 1890 in College Park, Georgia. [Ref][Ref] The censuses say she was 2 in 1860 and 22 in 1880.
      1. Bessie Victoria McArthur [Ref] was born in 1892 [Ref] in Florida. [Ref]
      2. Ada Virginia McArthur [Ref] was born in 1894. [Ref] She died in 1894. [Ref]
      3. Sarah Eliza McArthur [Ref] was born in 1897 [Ref] in Georgia. [Ref]
   2. John Lyon Sibert [Ref] was born in Mar 1861 [Ref] in Abbeville. [Ref] He died in 1894. [Ref] He married Mary Walker in 1892 [Ref] The census says that he was 19 in 1880.
   3. George Leonard Sibert [Ref] was born on 12 Jan 1866 [Ref] in Abbeville. [Ref] He married Cornelia "Nellie" F. Unknown. [Ref] Nellie was born in Jul 1872 in Georgia. [Ref]
      In 1900 George was living with his parents in Quitman and was working as a clerk for the railroad. [Ref] In 1910 George and Cornelia were living in Militia District 663 in Lourdes county, Georgia. George was a telegraph operator. [Ref]
      
      1. Louisa Evelyn Sibert was born in 1892 in Florida. [Ref][Ref, "Lorena"]
         In 1910 Evelyn was living with her parents and working as a telegraph operator. [Ref]
         
      2. George C. Sibert was born in Aug 1893 in Georgia. [Ref, no month, in Florida][Ref]
         In 1910 George was living with his parents and working as a clerk in a bakery. [Ref]
      3. Ruth Sibert was born about 1897 in Georgia. [Ref]
         
      4. Leonard Sibert was born in Feb 1899 in Georgia. [Ref, no month][Ref]
      5. Isaac Sibert was born about 1903 in Georgia. [Ref]
      6. Margaret Sibert was born about 1905 in Georgia. [Ref]
   4. Elizabeth Victoria Sibert [Ref] was born in Oct 1869 [Ref] in Abbeville. [Ref] She died in 1874. [Ref]
   5. Arthur Hampton Seibert [Ref] was born on 1 Sep 1872 [Ref] in Abbeville. [Ref] He married Minna June Etter on 19 Sep 1901. [Ref] The census says that he was 7 in 1880.
      In 1900 Arthur was living with his parents in Quitman and working as a clerk for the railroad. [Ref] Arthur and Minnie moved to Perry, Taylor, Florida, in 1903. [Ref] Minnie was the first Episcopalian in town. [Ref] In 1910 Arthur and Minnie were living in Perry and Arthur was a clerk at a depot. [Ref] In 1920 Arthur and Minnie were living in Perry and Arthur was a railroad agent. [Ref]
      
      1. Arthur Henry Seibert [Ref] was born on 18 Nov 1902 in Quitman. [Ref][Ref] He died in Dec 1978 in New Orleans. [Ref]
         Arthur H. Seibert, born on 18 Nov 1902 in Quitman, arrived in New Orleans on the Tiveves from Havana on 9 Nov 1936. [Ref] He arrived in New Orleans on the Sixaola from Havana on 6 Sep 1937. [Ref]
         
      2. June Etter Seibert [Ref] was born on 24 Jul 1905 in Perry. [Ref] She died on 16 Jun 1983. [Ref] She married Wilson Towles Hendry. [Ref] She is buried in the Christ Church Frederica Cemetery on St. Simon's Island, Glynn, Georgia. [Ref]
         Click here to see Amy Lyn Hedrick's photo of her grave.
         
      3. Jack Davis Sibert [Ref] was born on 25 May 1909 in Perry. [Ref]
3. Elizabeth Sibert [Ref] was born in 1833. [Ref] She died in 1904. [Ref]
4. John Henry Sibert [Ref] was born on 14 Aug 1836 [Ref] in Abbeville [Ref]. He died on 14 Jul 1917 [Ref] of "old age" at age 79 in Greenwood county, South Carolina. [Ref] He married Laura A. Lyon [Ref] on 8 May 1866. She probably died before 1900, when she does not appear in the census. [Ref]
   John was described as 5'9" tall with a dark complexion and grey eyes. [Ref]
   John and his brother George enlisted on 15 Apr 1861 from Abbeville as privates in Capt. P. H. Bradley's Company C, Seventh South Carolina Volunteers. [Ref] John was admitted as patient to the Chimborazo Hospital No. 1 in Richmond on 24 Apr 1862. [Ref] He was discharged from C Company on 31 May 1862 as he was transferring to a company of cavalry. [Ref]
   In 1900 John was living in Bradley, Greenwood, South Carolina, where he rented a farm. [Ref]
   
   1. George Thomas Sibert [Ref] was born on 4 Mar 1867. [Ref] He died on 6 Feb 1934 in Greenwood county, South Carolina. [Ref] He was buried on 8 Feb 1934 in the Cedar Grove cemetery in Greenwood county. [Ref] He married Mary Elizabeth McCrery on 6 Nov 1890. [Ref] She was born in Nov 1870 in South Carolina. [Ref] She is surely the daughter of J. H. and Selma T. McCrery of Indian Hill in Abbeville, who was born about 1871 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      In 1900, 1910 and 1920 George and Mary lived in Bradley, where George rented a farm. [Ref][Ref][Ref] In 1900 George appears on the same census page as his father and his mother-in-law. [Ref] In 1930 George and Mary were living in Greenwood, Greenwood, South Carolina. They had a house worth $2,000 and George was a contractor [?]. [Ref]
      
      1. James Henry Sibert [Ref] was born on 10 Aug 1891 [Ref] in Bradley, South Carolina. [Ref, only gives the state][Ref] He died in Dec 1962. [Ref] He married Eleanor Coleman on 1 Jan 1917. [Ref] She was born about 1896 in South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1910 James was a labourer on his father's farm. [Ref] He was a conductor employed by the Augusta–Aiken Railway and Electric Corporation on 5 Jun 1917. [Ref] In 1920 he was living in Augusta, Georgia and working as a salesman. [Ref]
         On his World War I draft registration card he said that he was short, of stout build and had brown eyes and black hair. [Ref]
         1. Laura "Shirley" Sibert was born on 5 Aug 1933. [Ref] She died on 5 Jun 2003. She married Unknown Peters.
            Shirley was a sales clerk with Hamricks.
            click here to see her obituary in the 7 Jun 2003 Augusta Chronicle.
            
      2. George Thomas Sibert, Jr. [Ref] was born on 24 Oct 1893 [Ref] in Abbeville. [Ref, no county][Ref] He died on 4 Mar 1925 [Ref] of pulmonary tuberculosis in Greenwood county, South Carolina. [Ref]
         In 1910 George was a labourer on his father's farm. [Ref] On his World War I draft registration card he said that he was a farm labourer, employed by G. T. Sibert, Sr. near Bradley, South Carolina. He said that he was single and claimed exemption on the grounds of physical disability. [Ref]
         
      3. Lillie Beatrice Sibert [Ref] was born on 19 Oct 1899 [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref] She died on 9 Apr 1923 [Ref] in Greenwood county. [Ref]
         Lillie died of pellagra. [Ref] In the early 1900s this disease was common in the south. It was only in 1937 that it was shown that the vitamin niacin prevented the disease.
         
   2. James Isaac Sibert [Ref] was born on 11 Oct 1868. [Ref] He died on 22 Aug 1902. [Ref] He married first Emma Bracknell. [Ref] He married second Flora Babb in 1895. [Ref, "Lora"]
      The 1900 census has James Sibert who was born in Oct 1869 in South Carolina. He was married to Flora Unknown, born in Jan 1877 in Georgia. He was living in Augusta, Georgia and working as a carpenter. A boarder, Barnard Babb, was living with him. [Ref]
      1. Hamilton Sibert was born in Nov 1896. [Ref]
      2. Rose Sibert was born in Sep 1898. [Ref]
         
   3. Mattie Lyon Sibert [Ref] was born on 23 Sep 1870 [Ref] in South Carolina.
      In 1900 Mattie was single and living with her father in Bradley. According to the census she was born in Oct 1875 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      
   4. Maggie Eula Sibert [Ref] was born on 31 Jul 1873. [Ref] She married L. C. Steinbeck in 1899. [Ref]
      1. L. C. Steinbeck [Ref] died young. [Ref]
      2. Margaret Steinbeck [Ref] married Unknown Roberts. [Ref]
   5. John Walter Sibert [Ref] was born on 4 Jun 1876. [Ref, says 1875][Ref] He married Ethel Armstrong in 1897. [Ref]
      John was working as a self-employed contractor in Augusta, Georgia on 10 Sep 1918. [Ref] On his World War I draft registration card he said that his wife was named Ethel and that he was of medium height and build and had blue eyes and black hair. [Ref]
      
      1. Gertrude Sibert [Ref] was born on 14 Jun 1902. [Ref] She died on 5 Apr 1980. [Ref] She was buried on 7 Apr 1980 in the Magnolia Cemetery in Augusta, Georgia. [Ref] She married Ware Schieffer. [Ref]
      2. John Walter Sibert, Jr. [Ref]
   6. Nannie Lou Sibert (twin) [Ref] was born on 24 Sep 1878. [Ref]
      In 1900 Nannie was living with her father in Bradley. [Ref]
      
   7. Leonard Maxwell Sibert (twin) [Ref] was born on 24 Sep 1880. [Ref, says 1878][Ref]
      In 1900 Leonard was living with his father in Bradley and working as a farm labourer. [Ref] He was working as a drayman for Sibert & Robertson in Augusta on 12 Sep 1918. [Ref] On his World War I draft registration card he said that he was of medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair and that his closest relative was his sister Mattie Sibert. [Ref]
      
   8. Sarah Sibert [Ref] was born on 15 Sep 1882. [Ref]
      In 1900 Sadie was living with her father in Bradley. [Ref]
      
5. George Moore Sibert [Ref][Ref] was born on 11 Dec 1839. [Ref][Ref] He died on 11 Oct 1918 [Ref][Ref] in Bordeaux, McCormick, South Carolina. [Ref] He married Margaret Lyon on 20 Feb 1866. [Ref] Margaret was the daughter of Thomas J. and Margaret Lyon. [Ref] She was born on 29 Mar 1849. [Ref][Ref, 9 Mar] She died on 11 Apr 1928 [Ref] in McCormick county. [Ref] George and Margaret are buried in the McCormick City Cemetary in McCormick county, South Carolina. [Ref] His grave has a CSA marker that says "Co. G SC SNV". [Ref]
   George and his brother John enlisted on 15 Apr 1861 from Abbeville as privates in Capt. P. H. Bradley's Company C, Seventh South Carolina Volunteers. [Ref]
   On 21 May 1918 William Luther Sibert wrote, "I went up to see Cousin Geo. M. Sibert at McCormick, S. C.; he is now 79 years old and lives about 6 miles from the place that our greatgrandfather lived."
   In 1870 George and Mae lived in Indian Hill in Abbeville. George was a farmer with real estate worth $500. [Ref] In 1900 George and "Margrie C." were living in Troy, Greenwood, South Carolina and George was a farmer. [Ref] In 1910 George M. and Margaret C. were living in Bordeaux and George was a farmer. [Ref]
   
   1. Margaret Adeline Sibert [Ref] was born on 4 May 1867 [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref, May 1868] She married Edgar Lee Ralls on 28 Mar 1888. [Ref] He must have died between 1920 and 1930.
      In 1900 Edgar and Addie were living in Gadsden, Etowah, Alabama. Edgar was a travelling salesman. Addie had had four children and all were living. [Ref] In 1910 Edgar and Addie lived in Dallas and Edgar was a commercial salesman of cotton goods. [Ref] In 1920 Edgar and Addie lived in San Antonio and Edgar had a drugstore. [Ref] In 1930 Addie was living with her daughter Margaret's family. [Ref]
      
      1. Edgar Lee Ralls, Jr. [Ref] was born on 19 Feb 1890 [Ref] in Tennessee. [Ref, no day] He married Ester Alsup. [Ref]
         In 1910 Edgar was living with his parents in Dallas and was an advertisor of novelties. [Ref] In 1920 Edgar was living with his parents and was a saleman and assistant manager at a tire company. [Ref] In 1930 Edgar was living wiath his sister Margaret's family and had no occupation. [Ref]
         
      2. John Perkins Ralls [Ref] was born on 16 May 1892 [Ref] in Alabama. [Ref, no day] He married Dorothy A. Warner. [Ref]
         In 1910 John was living with his parents in Dallas and was an advertisor of novelties. [Ref]
         
      3. Marion Annette Ralls [Ref] was born on 10 Dec 1896. [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref, Dec 1895] She married Rodgers Stadden Wilson. [Ref]
      4. Margaret Agnes Ralls [Ref] was born on 28 Feb 1899 [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref, no day] She married first Charles R. McClintock [Ref] by about 1918. He must have died about the time of the birth of his second son. She married second Harry J. Geiss [Ref], probably about 1925 as her second child with her first husband appears to be named for him. . [Ref] Harry was born about 1897 in Indiana. [Ref]
         In 1920 Margaret was married, but living with her parents and her son. [Ref] In 1930 Margaret was living in San Antonio with her second husband. Harry was a rate clerk with a railway. They had a house worth $4,500. [Ref]
         1. Charles R. McClintock was born about 1919 in Texas. [Ref]
         2. Harry McClintock was born about 1925 in Texas. [Ref]
            
   2. Unknown Son Sibert [Ref] was born on 11 Dec 1868. [Ref] He died on 3 Jan 1869. [Ref]
   3. William Wesley Sibert [Ref] was born on 7 Mar 1870 [Ref, 3 Mar] in McCormick county, South Carolina. [Ref] He died on 7 Jul 1944 in Sumter county, South Carolina. [Ref] His death was due to locomotor ataxia, attributed to malnutrition that he had suffered twenty years before. [Ref] He married Burnetta St. Clair Brown on 3 Mar 1911. [Ref]
      In 1900, William W. Sibert, born Mar 1870 in Tennessee and parents born in Tennessee [!], was living in Sumter, Sumter, South Carolina. He was occupation was "comercial traveller - Drugs". [Ref] In 1910 William W. Sibert, born about 1870 in South Carolina and parents born in South Carolina, was living in Sumter and was the proprietor of a drug store. [Ref] In 1920 William and "Bernice B." were living in Sumter and William was a druggist. [Ref]
      
   4. George Miller Sibert [Ref] was born on 7 Aug 1872 [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref, does not give the day] He married Julia Helen Brown on 30 Jun 1904. [Ref]
      In 1900 George M. was living with his parents. [Ref]
      
      1. George Brown Sibert [Ref] was born on 31 Mar 1906. [Ref]
   5. Thomas Jefferson Sibert [Ref] was born on 12 Dec 1874 [Ref][Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref, does not give the day] He died on 4 Jul 1960. [Ref] He married Mary Alice Corley on 12 Apr 1904. [Ref] She was born on 1 Jan 1880 and died on 10 Nov 1973. [Ref] Thomas and Mary are buried in the McCormick City Cemetary in McCormick county, South Carolina. [Ref]
      In 1900 Thomas J. was living with his parents and working as a clerk. [Ref] Thomas's World War I draft registration card says that he is of medium height and build with gray eyes and black hair. It also says that he was a salesman in McCormick. [Ref] In 1910 and 1920 Thomas and Mary lived in Bordeaux in Abbeville and Thomas was a salesman. [Ref][Ref] In 1930 Thomas and Mary lived in McCormick and Thomas was a farmer. [Ref]
      
      1. Unknown Daughter Sibert [Ref] was born on 5 May 1905. [Ref] She died on 6 May 1905. [Ref]
      2. Thomas Jefferson Sibert, Jr. [Ref] was born on 20 Oct 1906 [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref] He died in Mar 1987 and his last residence was McCormick. [Ref]
         In 1930 Thomas was living with his parents and was a labourer on the state highway. [Ref]
         
      3. Mack Marion Sibert [Ref] was born on 15 Aug 1909 [Ref] in South Carolina [Ref]. He died on 14 Jun 1910. [Ref]
      4. Joseph Augustus Sibert was born on 25 Feb 1912 [Ref] in South Carolina [Ref]. He died on 8 Jun 1957. [Ref] He is buried next to his parents and his grave has a Masonic and American Legion Emblem. [Ref]
         In 1930 Joseph was living with his parents. [Ref] Joseph was a soldier in World War II, enlisting as a private in the US Army on 20 Feb 1942. [Ref] At the time he was a pharmacist who had completed one year of college and he was 5'7" tall. [Ref]
         
   6. Sarah Lee Sibert [Ref] was born on 4 May 1877. [Ref] She married George Ernest Holland on 20 Jun 1906. [Ref] George was the son of John and Martha M. (Harris) Holland. [Ref] He died on 10 Sep 1933, age 67 years, 4 months and 25 days, in Greenwood county. [Ref]
      In 1900 Sarah was living with her sister Addie's family in Gadsden. [Ref, no day] In 1910 and 1920 George and Sarah lived in Ninety Six, Greenwood, South Carolina and George was a farmer. [Ref][Ref] In 1930 George and Sarah lived in Ninety Six and George was a farmer and a trucker. [Ref]
      
      1. Mary Evelyn Holland [Ref] was born on 21 Dec 1908. [Ref]
   7. Mary Carson Sibert [Ref] was born on 12 Apr 1879. [Ref] She died on 22 Sep 1879. [Ref]
   8. Virginia Reid Sibert [Ref] was born on 4 Sep 1880 [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref, does not give the day] She died on 15 Jul 1971 in Washington. [Ref][Ref, says 29 Jul] Her last residence was Langley Island, Washington. [Ref] She married Joseph Z. Sexton on 15 Jul 1909. [Ref, J. Z.] Joseph was born about 1877 in Kansas. [Ref] He died on 5 Aug 1963 in Everett, Island, Washington. [Ref]
      In 1900 Virginia R. was living with her parents. [Ref] In 1920 and 1930 Joseph was a farmer in Useless Bay, Island, Washington. [Ref][Ref]
      
      1. Charles David Sexton [Ref] was born on 1 Oct 1910 [Ref] in King county, Washington. [Ref, no county][Ref] He died on 13 May 1984, age 73, in Island county, Washington. [Ref]
         In 1930 Charles was living with his parents and working as a farm labourer. [Ref]
         
   9. Leon Lyon Sibert [Ref] was born on 12 Jun 1883 McCormick, South Carolina. [Ref][Ref, says Jul][Ref, Jun 1883 in South Carolina] She died on 21 Feb 1971 [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref] Her last residence was McCormick. [Ref] She is buried in the McCormick City Cemetery in McCormick county. [Ref] She married Unknown Traylor. [Ref]
      In 1900 and 1910 Leon was living with her parents. [Ref][Ref]
      
   10. Louise Solomon Sibert [Ref] was born on 6 Aug 1887 [Ref][Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref, does not give the day] She died on 11 Oct 1975. [Ref] She married George Clarence Patterson on 5 Jun 1907. [Ref] George was born on 4 Nov 1882. [Ref] He died on 28 Feb 1970. [Ref] George and Louise are buried in the McCormick City Cemetery in McCormick county. [Ref]
       In 1900 Lou L. was living with her parents. [Ref] In 1910 George and Louise were living in Bordeaux in Abbeville, next to Louise's brother Thomas, and George was a salesman. [Ref] In 1920 George and Louise were living in Bordeaux, McCormick, South Carolina and George was a dry goods merchant. [Ref] In 1930 George and Louise were living in McCormick, McCormick, South Carolina and George was a clothing merchant. [Ref]
       
       1. Margaret Frances Patterson [Ref] was born on 2 Jul 1909. [Ref]
          In 1930 Margaret was living with her parents. [Ref]
          
   11. John Lyon Sibert [Ref] was born on 2 Oct 1892 [Ref] in Troy, South Carolina. [Ref][Ref, Oct 1892 in South Carolina] He died on 19 Jun 1954 in McCormick, McCormick, South Carolina. [Ref] He was buried on 20 Jun 1954 in McCormick. [Ref] He married Lucia Pearle Smith [Ref] on 3 Oct 1920. [Ref] Lucia was the daughter of W[?]. F. and Minnie (Brown) Smith. [Ref] She was born on 26 Apr 1897 in Springhill, South Carolina. [Ref] She died of cancer on 25 Mar 1932 in Sumter, Sumter, South Carolina. [Ref] She was buried on 26 Mar 1932 in the Sumter Cemetery. [Ref]
       John was a retail clothing merchant. [Ref] He was a soldier in World War I. [Ref]
       
6. Louisa Sibert [Ref][Ref] was born in 1841. [Ref] She died in 1878 or 1879. [Ref][Ref] She married Lawrence Pembroke "Pem" Guffin [Ref, "Pem"] in South Carolina. [Ref] Pem was killed by shooting on 27 Apr 1880 in the billiard saloon in the Abbeville courthouse on 27 Sep 1880. [Ref] The New York Times called the murder "a premeditated act to remove a fearless and influential opponent from the road to Democratic success." [Ref]
   Pem was from one of the oldest Abbeville families. [Ref] He was associated with the Republican party. [Ref] He was elected County Commissioner in 1870. [Ref] He was sheriff from 1872 to 1876. [Ref] He was a farmer. [Ref]
   
   1. Mollie Guffin [Ref]
   2. Alberta Guffin [Ref]
   3. Rowland Guffin [Ref]
   4. Bingly Guffin [Ref]
   5. Willie Guffin [Ref]
7. Sarah "Sallie" Sibert [Ref][Ref] was born in 1843 [Ref][Ref] in Abbeville county. [Ref] She died on 3 Dec 1923 in Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina. [Ref] She is buried in Beaufort, South Carolina. [Ref] She married Lemuel L. Guffin [Ref] in South Carolina. [Ref] He died before 1910. [Ref]
   Lemuel was Pem's brother. [Ref] He was a farmer. [Ref] He had an office in the Charleston customs house. [Ref]
   In 1910 and 1920 Sarah was a widow living with her son Charles in Beaufort. [Ref][Ref]
   
   1. Dr. Charles M. Guffin, M.D. [Ref] was born on 16 May 1866 in Abbeville county. [Ref] He died, unmarried, on 11 Jun 1923 in Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina. [Ref] He is buried in Beaufort, South Carolina. [Ref]
      In 1900 Charles was a physician, living with his brother George in Beaufort, Beaufort, South Carolina. [Ref] In 1910 and 1920 Charles and his mother lived in Beaufort and Charles was a physician. [Ref][Ref]
      
   2. Eula Guffin [Ref]
   3. George Elliott Guffin [Ref] was born on 13 Jul 1870. [Ref] He died on 4 Oct 1928 in Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina. [Ref] He was buried on 6 Oct 1928 in Beaufort, South Carolina. [Ref] He married Harriet "Hattie" Crocker. [Ref] Hattie was the daughter of Daniel W. and Julia (Johnson) Crocker. [Ref] She was born on 14 Jan 1887 in Beaufort. [Ref] She died on 24 May 1943 in Charleston. [Ref] She was buried on 26 May in the Beaufort Baptist Churchyard. [Ref]
      In 1900 George was a machinist, living with his brother Charles in Beaufort, Beaufort, South Carolina. [Ref] In 1910 George and Harriet were living in Charleston where George was a machinist. [Ref] In 1920 Charles and Harriet lived in Charleston and George was a machinist at the navy shipyard. [Ref]
      1. Charles M. Guffin was born about 1906 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      2. George E. Guffin was born about 1907 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      3. Louise Guffin was born about 1911 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      4. Hazel Guffin was born about 1916 in South Carolina. [Ref] She may be the Hazel Guffin who died on 4 Jan 2001 in Sadalia, Pettis, Missouri. [Ref]
         
8. Susan Isabel "Isabella" Sibert [Ref][Ref] was born on 28 Jun 1846. [Ref][Ref] She married first William Andrew Penal on 16 Apr 1875. [Ref] She married second Charles O. Mayson in Oct 1879. [Ref] Charles was born about 1850 in South Carolina. [Ref]
   In 1880 Charles and Isabella lived in Hibler, Edgefield, South Carolina and Charles was a farmer. [Ref]
   1. Charles W. Penal was born about 1877 in South Carolina. [Ref]
      
9. David Wesley Sibert [Ref][Ref] was born on 11 Feb 1848. [Ref] He died on 25 Jan 1917. [Ref] He married Mary Elizabeth Ferguson on 24 Dec 1872. [Ref]
   1. Lillie Sibert [Ref] was born on 25 May 1874. [Ref] She married Eugene Bismark Moore on 25 Sep 1892. [Ref]
      In 1900 Eugene and Lillie live in Waynesboro, Burke, Georgia and Eugene was a merchant. [Ref] In 1910 Eugene and Lillie lived in Militia District 60, Burke, Georgia and Eugene was a merchant. [Ref]
      
      1. Harland Moore [Ref] was born in Aug 1893 in Georgia. [Ref]
      2. Marion Louise Moore [Ref]
      3. Eugenia Moore [Ref] was born in May 1899 in Georgia. [Ref]
      4. Frances Moore [Ref] was born about 1901 in Georgia. [Ref]
   2. George Franklin Sibert [Ref] was born on 12 May 1880. [Ref] He died on 21 Jul 1920. [Ref]
   3. Flora Corinne Sibert [Ref] was born on 20 Mar 1883. [Ref] She married Thomas Seals on 25 Apr 1906 in Charon, Georgia. [Ref]
      In 1900 Flora lived with her sister Lillie's family. [Ref]
      
      1. Thomas Nelson Seals [Ref]
   4. Unknown Sibert [Ref] was born on 26 May 1885. [Ref] He/she died on 1 Jun 1885. [Ref]
10. Victoria "Vicky" Sibert [Ref][Ref] was born in 1850. [Ref] She died in 1886. [Ref] She married Kelly Harrison. [Ref]
    1. Eula Mell Harrison [Ref] was born about 1885 in South Carolina. [Ref] She married Lemuel Alford Wren. [Ref][See 11 Sep 1959 letter from H.P. Sibert to "Ray"] Lemuel was born on 20 Jan 1875 in McCormick, South Carolina. [Ref]
       In 1910 Lemuel and Eula were living in Yedell, Greenwood, South Carolina and Lemuel was a farmer. [Ref] In 1920 Lemuel and Eula were living in East Greenwood, McCormick, South Carolina and Lemuel was a farmer. [Ref]
       According to his World War I draft card, Lemuel was a farmer, he was tall and slim with blue eyes and light hair and his wife's name was Eula Mell. [Ref]
       
       1. George S. Wren was born about 1899 in South Carolina. [Ref] He may be the George Wren who was born about 1898 in South Carolina and who was a stone cutter living in Charlotte, Mecklenbury, North Carolina in 1930. [Ref]
       2. John B. Wren was born about 1901 in South Carolina. [Ref]
       3. Reuben H. Wren was born about 1903 in South Carolina. [Ref]
       4. Charley C. Wren was born about 1906 in South Carolina. [Ref]
       5. Lucile Wren was born about 1910 in South Carolina. [Ref]
       6. L. A. Wren (son) was born about 1916 in South Carolina. [Ref] He may be the Lemuel Wren who was born on 25 Nov 1917 and died in May 1987 in Missouri. [Ref]
       7. Joseph E. Wren was born about 1918 in South Carolina.
11. Martha L. "Mattie" Sibert [Ref][Ref] was born in Aug 1853 [Ref, just gives the year of 1844] in South Carolina. [Ref][The year of her birth varies from 1846 to 1853 in the censuses.] She married James Mayson. [Ref][See 11 Sep 1959 letter from H.P. Sibert to "Ray"] James was born in Sep 1832 in South Carolina. [Ref]
    In 1870 James and Martha were living in Hibler, Edgefield, South Carolina and James was a farmer with real estate worth $600 and a personal estate of $215. [Ref] In 1880 and 1900 James and Martha L. were living in Hibler and James was a farmer. [Ref][Ref] In 1900 Martha had had ten then children and five were living. [Ref]
    
    1. Adaline S. Mayson [Ref] was born about 1872 in South Carolina. [Ref]
       "Susan Addline Mayson: Daughter of James Harrison Mayson and Mattie Lavania Sibert. Born 1 Mar 1873 and Died 22 Mar 1951. Wife to Robert Thomas Mayson. Mother to Alma, Ruby, Julia, and Lille." Entry on Ancestry.com, accompanied by a portrait.
       
    2. George Rupert Mayson [Ref] was born in Sep 1876 in South Carolina. [Ref]
       In 1900 Rupert was living with his parents and working as a farmer. [Ref]
       
    3. Isabell C. Mayson was born about 1879 in South Carolina. [Ref] She probably died by 1900. [Ref]
    4. Corra Mayson was born in Jun 1880 in South Carolina. [Ref]
       In 1900 Corra was living with her parents and working as a dressmaker [?]. [Ref]
       
    5. Jasper James Mayson [Ref] was born in South Carolina in May 1882 [Ref] or on 25 Jun 1880 [Ref] or on 25 Jun 1878 [Ref]. He died in Jan 1970; his last residence was McCormick, McCormick, South Carolina. [Ref] He married Julia Unknown, possably Julia Reames. [Ref]
       In 1900 Jasper was living with his parents and working as a farm labourer. [Ref] In 1910 Jasper and Julia were living in Hibler and Jasper was a farmer. Julia had had one child and it was alive. [Ref] In 1920 Jasper was living in Hibler with Julia, Ruth, four other children and his mother-in-law Addie Reames. [Ref] In 1930 Jasper and Julia were living in Hibler and Jasper was a farmer. [Ref]
       Jasper's World War I draft card says that he was a farmer and of medium height and build with blue eyes and black hair. [Ref]
       
       1. Addie Ruth Mayson was born about 1910 in South Carolina. [Ref]
          In 1930 Addie R. was living with her parents. [Ref]
          
    6. Janie Mayson [Ref] was born in Oct 1886 in South Carolina. [Ref]