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[millingroundireland]

The Bibbys in Pottersville [part 4]

continued from part 3

Other Bibbys in the area included:

Thomas Bibby, age 34, of Ireland, living with his wife Margaret, age 28, of New York, along with their daughters Effie, Ifa and an infant in 1870. [1] By 1880, Thomas (seems like the same Thomas) was listed as age 38, and his wife is claimed to be "Mary" (actually Margaret), whom is listed as age 37.

Thomas S. Bibby, age 69, of Ireland, living with his wife Mary A., age 69, of the U.S., along with their 10-year-old grandson, Tom Vanderwalker, in 1892. [2] In 1900, this Thomas, was claimed to be age 63, was living with his wife Mary A., claimed to be age 56, along with his son-in-law Frank J. Vanderwalker (age 32), daughter Laura (age 29),  and grandsons Thomas S. (age 5), Berton F. (age 4), and George L (age 2)

Robert Bibby, age 56, and Rachel Bibby, age 58, both of Ireland, headed a family, in 1860, in the area, which had four Irish-born children: Ann (age 25), Thomas (age 24), Dorothea (age 23), and Joseph (age 22), and four New York-born children: Mary (20), William (age 18), Rachell (age 17), and Robert (age 12). [3]

Thomas Bibby of Ireland, age 50, living with his wife Sarah, age 20, of New York, along with their daughters Hattie (age 18), Robert (age 17), Maggie (age 14), Eliza (age 10), Dora (age 7), John (age 6), Mary (age 3), and Phebe (less than 1 year old) in 1870. [4]

George Bibby, of Ireland, age 48, and his wife, Ann, of New York, age 35, whom had New York-born five children: Ella (age 15), Catie/Katie (age 14), Samuel E. (age 12), Will (age 9), and Albert (age 3) in 1870. There's also 73-year-old grandfather, Samuel. [5] By 1892, he much older and living with various other family members. By 1900, George Bibby, age 73, of Ireland, and his wife, Anne, of New  York, age 65, and three children: William B (age 39), Rose F (age 25), and Leroy E (age 23)

A 17-year-old Fanny Bibby, of Ireland, living in Cronkhite household in Glens Falls in 1850. [6]

There were also some others, like William J. Bibby of England, age 26, and Honora of Ireland, age 25, in New York city, with the Weeks family living with them. [7] Next post: where the Bibbys from?

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This post was originally published on WordPress in January 2019.

Notes

[1] "United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch, Thomas Bibby, New York, United States; citing p. 49, family 422, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 552,608; "United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch, Thomas Bibby, Chester, Warren, New York, United States; citing enumeration district ED 114, sheet 48C, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 0941; FHL microfilm 1,254,941.

[2] "New York State Census, 1892," database with images, FamilySearch, Thomas S Bibby, 1892; citing Chester, 02, Warren, New York, county offices, New York; FHL microfilm 474,181; "United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch, Thomas S Bibby, Chester Township (north part), Warren, New York, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 94, sheet 2A, family 34, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1972.); FHL microfilm 1,241,171;

[3] "United States Census, 1860", database with images, FamilySearch, Thos Bibby in entry for Robt Bibby, 1860.

[4] "United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch, Thomas Bibby, New York, United States; citing p. 16, family 115, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 552,435.

[5] "United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch, Samuel Bibby in household of George Bibby, New York, United States; citing p. 49, family 420, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 552,608; "United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch, George Bibby, Chester Township (north part), Warren, New York, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 94, sheet 2A, family 33, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1972.); FHL microfilm 1,241,171; "New York State Census, 1892," database with images, FamilySearch, George Bibby, 1892; citing , Chester, , 02, Warren, New York, county offices, New York; FHL microfilm 474,181.

[6] "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch, Fanny Bibby in household of George Cronkhite, Glens Falls, Warren, New York, United States; citing family 383, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).

[7] "United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch, Honora Bibby, New York, United States; citing p. 48, family , NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 552,522. For more Bibbys, please see here, here, here, and here.

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The violence and fury are not mine "Not Mine", by Laura Bibby, pg. 23 Visit the minison zine archives to read more writing from Issue 18!

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Bloomurder

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Spring time pleasures

This one is a mini poetry zine that is spring and flower themed. The poetry is typed on a typewriter and copy and pasted onto the sheets along with images of flowers. A fun touch/bonus: inside of zine unfolds to a flower collage poster. A fun zine to look over multiple times.

Celestial

A poetry zine that features poetry by bloomurder accompanied by some of their favourite pieces of art. Poetry in this collection is celestial themed, it is second in a trilogy of poetry zines, and curated from all the poems they wrote between 1997 - 2016. I love that they included the title and artist for each of the art pieces featured so you can look into it more if you love the art as well. I think my favourite poem in this zine is Refugee. 

The Lilac Dreamer

This is a beautifully handwritten poetry zine that features a single narrative poem which includes a few photos of lilac trees, that I believe were photos taken by bloomurder. I really enjoyed this one. They did a great job with the storyline. I imagine they could write really cool short stories someday if that is a thing that is of interest to them.

Vapid

This is a poetry zine which includes poems that feel like moments of lost hope. Each poem is pasted onto a simple background that brings attention to the poem and adds to that stark feeling these poems inspire.

After seeing what a great job they did with their poetry zines it leaves me wanting more. You should definitely check them out. You can find them on Etsy, Instagram or Facebook. You can also email them at bloomurder@gmail.com.

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From Laura Bibby's chapbook, A Knife in the Dark, available from Bottlecap Press!

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WIP Meme

Rules: post the names of all the files in your WIP folder, regardless of how non-descriptive or ridiculous. Send me an ask with the title that most intrigues you and interests you and I’ll post a little snippet of it or tell you something about it!

Thanks for tagging me @novemberhush! 💜

Whoo boy. This is going to be a trip, because there are a lot of fics here. The ships are with the titles to make my life easier to find things when looking for what to write, and these are mostly in order by ship/fandom. I have omitted my two Thiam Big Bangs from the list in order to keep them secret until posting. But everything else I’m working on is here. Putting the actual fic names under a read more because the list is long  🙈

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Drawn as part of an art trade with Laura Bibby (on Facebook)

[millingroundireland]

The Bibbys in Pottersville [part 1]

In 2013, Kathy Maiorana of the Johnsburg Historical Society interviewed, as a living history, Bill Bibby, a long time resident in North Creek New York, a town in Warren County. He noted that the Bibbys were in Pottersville until 1950s. This brings us to the question of the Bibbys in Pottersville. It is a small hamlet of Chester, New York, within the Adirondacks, and in the Schroon Lake Region. Bibbys are clearly present in the town. The New Pottersville Cemetery has 13 Bibbys buried there:

Nicholas Bibby Co L 2 Regt NY Cav 1831-1909 Eliza Nicholson Wife of Nicholas Bibby b Dec 25, 1844-D Aug 17 1908

C Werthmuller Wife Eleanor Bibby Jan 25, 1877 d April 19, 1911

Dr. George Bibby 1886-1964 Wife Jane Tobin 1892-1959

Frederick N Bibby M.D. 1833-1934 Wife Myrtle McFarland 1875-1918

Thomas S. Bibby d Dec 27, 1915 a 80y-Wife Mary A Wallace d April 27, 1914 a 76y

Alida Bibby

Laura Elizabeth Bibby VanDerwarker (1871-1955)

Alice Jane Bibby Westcott (1924-1994)

Margaret Nicholson Bibby (1849-1894)

A website for New York Gravestones lists Ella Bibby (1855-1884) and George H. Bibby (1863-1867, it claims 1862 incorrectly) as buried in the Old Pottersville Cemetery. Both Ella and George are mentioned on Find A Grave, but three more are added:

George Harold Bibby, Sr (1821-1905)

Anne Lavery Bibby (1835-1919)

Samuel B. Bibby (1798-1885)

Still, this doesn't address the main drive of this article. What about Bibbys in Pottersville?

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This post was originally published on WordPress in January 2019.

Continued in part 2

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Commonwealth Video games: Wales

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Bronze for Wales’ Rowe after thrilling highway race finale

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Rowe, who rode for England on the Glasgow 2014 Video games, regarded sturdy all through the 112.2km race and clenched her fist in celebration as she crossed the road after being led-out by team-mate Elinor Barker, who completed seventh.

Hosking (centre) celebrates as Williams (left) and Rowe (in purple) end second and third

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My Favorite Album #205 - Pegi Young on her biggest influences, from Janis to Joni, Clapton to the Dead, and her new album RAW

Singer-songwriter Pegi Young's new album 'Raw' was inspired by her recent divorce, but her musical identity has been developing for decades, taking inspiration from her heroes, peers and people who have become friends, as she moved from backing vocalist for ex-husband Neil to mature solo artist. We talk about her biggest influences, from Otis Redding to Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell to Billie Holliday, Paul McCartney to Bonnie Raitt, JJ Cale to the Grateful Dead, Laura Nyro to Eric Clapton.

Plus, how curating the annual Bridge School Benefits has helped her discover new artists, how the trauma of her divorce left her temporarily unable to play guitar and why she hopes her new music will resonate with audiences who don't share her life experiences.

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Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Bronze for Wales’ Rowe after thrilling highway race finale

Wales’ Jon Mould gained silver within the Commonwealth Video games males’s highway race after compatriot Dani Rowe claimed bronze within the girls’s race.

Mould was main with 50m of the 168km race remaining however Australia’s Steele von Hoff outsprinted him to say gold.

Australia’s Chloe Hosking gained the ladies’s race, with New Zealand’s Georgia Williams pipping Rowe.

“It isn’t simply my medal, it is all the ladies’,” stated Rowe in recognition of the trouble of her team-mates.

The 27-year-old, who gained Olympic gold on the monitor at London 2012 as Dani King with Laura Trott (now Kenny) and Jo Rowsell (now Rowsell Shand) switched her allegiance from England for these Video games after getting married in September 2017 to Welsh bike owner Matthew Rowe.

“I really feel like I have been ready a very long time for a little bit of success. I have been working exhausting on the highway for a number of years now,” she stated.

“I really feel like an honorary Welsh woman. I have been residing there for over 5 years now. It has been completely unbelievable. It means a lot to fly the flag for Wales so I hope they’re going to all welcome me again after I get again to Cardiff.”

Rowe, who rode for England on the Glasgow 2014 Video games, regarded sturdy all through the 112.2km race and clenched her fist in celebration as she crossed the road after being led-out by team-mate Elinor Barker, who completed seventh.

Hosking (centre) celebrates as Williams (left) and Rowe (in purple) end second and third

Australia had, as anticipated, dominated the tactical aspect of the race and had 4 riders within the closing phases as they arrange sprinter Hosking.

Scotland’s Neah Evans was eighth, with Mel Lowther and England team-mate Hayley Simmonds in ninth and 10th.

Rowe’s brother-in-law Luke Rowe, had been among the many favourites to win the boys’s race however he faltered on the ultimate ascent with a few kilometres remaining.

Group-mate Mould pushed on as he regarded to emulate the achievement of Geraint Thomas, who gained this race for Wales in Glasgow in 2014.

Nevertheless, with the end line approaching, Mould was handed by Von Hoff, and South Africa’s Clint Hendricks edged out Northern Eire’s Mark Downey within the battle for third.

Guernsey’s Tobyn Horton claimed seventh with England’s Tom Stewart eighth and Ian Bibby 12th. Rowe got here dwelling 14th.

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Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Bronze for Wales’ Rowe after thrilling highway race finale

Wales’ Jon Mould gained silver within the Commonwealth Video games males’s highway race after compatriot Dani Rowe claimed bronze within the girls’s race.

Mould was main with 50m of the 168km race remaining however Australia’s Steele von Hoff outsprinted him to say gold.

Australia’s Chloe Hosking gained the ladies’s race, with New Zealand’s Georgia Williams pipping Rowe.

“It isn’t simply my medal, it is all the ladies’,” stated Rowe in recognition of the trouble of her team-mates.

The 27-year-old, who gained Olympic gold on the monitor at London 2012 as Dani King with Laura Trott (now Kenny) and Jo Rowsell (now Rowsell Shand) switched her allegiance from England for these Video games after getting married in September 2017 to Welsh bike owner Matthew Rowe.

“I really feel like I have been ready a very long time for a little bit of success. I have been working exhausting on the highway for a number of years now,” she stated.

“I really feel like an honorary Welsh woman. I have been residing there for over 5 years now. It has been completely unbelievable. It means a lot to fly the flag for Wales so I hope they’re going to all welcome me again after I get again to Cardiff.”

Rowe, who rode for England on the Glasgow 2014 Video games, regarded sturdy all through the 112.2km race and clenched her fist in celebration as she crossed the road after being led-out by team-mate Elinor Barker, who completed seventh.

Hosking (centre) celebrates as Williams (left) and Rowe (in purple) end second and third

Australia had, as anticipated, dominated the tactical aspect of the race and had 4 riders within the closing phases as they arrange sprinter Hosking.

Scotland’s Neah Evans was eighth, with Mel Lowther and England team-mate Hayley Simmonds in ninth and 10th.

Rowe’s brother-in-law Luke Rowe, had been among the many favourites to win the boys’s race however he faltered on the ultimate ascent with a few kilometres remaining.

Group-mate Mould pushed on as he regarded to emulate the achievement of Geraint Thomas, who gained this race for Wales in Glasgow in 2014.

Nevertheless, with the end line approaching, Mould was handed by Von Hoff, and South Africa’s Clint Hendricks edged out Northern Eire’s Mark Downey within the battle for third.

Guernsey’s Tobyn Horton claimed seventh with England’s Tom Stewart eighth and Ian Bibby 12th. Rowe got here dwelling 14th.

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Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Commonwealth Video games: Wales

Bronze for Wales’ Rowe after thrilling highway race finale

Wales’ Jon Mould gained silver within the Commonwealth Video games males’s highway race after compatriot Dani Rowe claimed bronze within the girls’s race.

Mould was main with 50m of the 168km race remaining however Australia’s Steele von Hoff outsprinted him to say gold.

Australia’s Chloe Hosking gained the ladies’s race, with New Zealand’s Georgia Williams pipping Rowe.

“It isn’t simply my medal, it is all the ladies’,” stated Rowe in recognition of the trouble of her team-mates.

The 27-year-old, who gained Olympic gold on the monitor at London 2012 as Dani King with Laura Trott (now Kenny) and Jo Rowsell (now Rowsell Shand) switched her allegiance from England for these Video games after getting married in September 2017 to Welsh bike owner Matthew Rowe.

“I really feel like I have been ready a very long time for a little bit of success. I have been working exhausting on the highway for a number of years now,” she stated.

“I really feel like an honorary Welsh woman. I have been residing there for over 5 years now. It has been completely unbelievable. It means a lot to fly the flag for Wales so I hope they’re going to all welcome me again after I get again to Cardiff.”

Rowe, who rode for England on the Glasgow 2014 Video games, regarded sturdy all through the 112.2km race and clenched her fist in celebration as she crossed the road after being led-out by team-mate Elinor Barker, who completed seventh.

Hosking (centre) celebrates as Williams (left) and Rowe (in purple) end second and third

Australia had, as anticipated, dominated the tactical aspect of the race and had 4 riders within the closing phases as they arrange sprinter Hosking.

Scotland’s Neah Evans was eighth, with Mel Lowther and England team-mate Hayley Simmonds in ninth and 10th.

Rowe’s brother-in-law Luke Rowe, had been among the many favourites to win the boys’s race however he faltered on the ultimate ascent with a few kilometres remaining.

Group-mate Mould pushed on as he regarded to emulate the achievement of Geraint Thomas, who gained this race for Wales in Glasgow in 2014.

Nevertheless, with the end line approaching, Mould was handed by Von Hoff, and South Africa’s Clint Hendricks edged out Northern Eire’s Mark Downey within the battle for third.

Guernsey’s Tobyn Horton claimed seventh with England’s Tom Stewart eighth and Ian Bibby 12th. Rowe got here dwelling 14th.

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Commonwealth Games: Wales

Commonwealth Games: Wales

Commonwealth Games: Wales

Bronze for Wales’ Rowe after thrilling road race finale

Wales’ Jon Mould won silver in the Commonwealth Games men’s road race after compatriot Dani Rowe claimed bronze in the women’s race.

Mould was leading with 50m of the 168km race remaining but Australia’s Steele von Hoff outsprinted him to claim gold.

Australia’s Chloe Hosking won the women’s race, with New Zealand’s Georgia Williams pipping Rowe.

“It’s not just my medal, it’s all of the girls’,” said Rowe in recognition of the effort of her team-mates.

The 27-year-old, who won Olympic gold on the track at London 2012 as Dani King with Laura Trott (now Kenny) and Jo Rowsell (now Rowsell Shand) switched her allegiance from England for these Games after getting married in September 2017 to Welsh cyclist Matthew Rowe.

“I feel like I’ve been waiting a long time for a bit of success. I’ve been working hard on the road for a few years now,” she said.

“I feel like an honorary Welsh girl. I’ve been living there for over five years now. It’s been absolutely incredible. It means so much to fly the flag for Wales so I hope they’ll all welcome me back when I get back to Cardiff.”

Rowe, who rode for England at the Glasgow 2014 Games, looked strong throughout the 112.2km race and clenched her fist in celebration as she crossed the line after being led-out by team-mate Elinor Barker, who finished seventh.

Hosking (centre) celebrates as Williams (left) and Rowe (in red) finish second and third

Australia had, as expected, dominated the tactical side of the race and had four riders in the closing stages as they set up sprinter Hosking.

Scotland’s Neah Evans was eighth, with Mel Lowther and England team-mate Hayley Simmonds in ninth and 10th.

Rowe’s brother-in-law Luke Rowe, had been among the favourites to win the men’s race but he faltered on the final ascent with a couple of kilometres remaining.

Team-mate Mould pushed on as he looked to emulate the achievement of Geraint Thomas, who won this race for Wales in Glasgow in 2014.

However, with the finish line approaching, Mould was passed by Von Hoff, and South Africa’s Clint Hendricks edged out Northern Ireland’s Mark Downey in the battle for third.

Guernsey’s Tobyn Horton claimed seventh with England’s Tom Stewart eighth and Ian Bibby 12th. Rowe came home 14th.

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