Son of Ezek Wilbur and Rebecca Taber. (w1) of Lydia Norton and (w2) Abigail Potter.
He was a wheelwright. Known for making high quality products in his area. In 1812 he erected a miniature corn or gristmill upon the stream where he lived. He resided in Carbondale over 50 years, and died on a farm near Hollisterville.
Family name found as Wilbor, Wilbore or Wilber.
He was a wheelwright. Known for making high quality products in his area. In 1812 he erected a miniature corn or gristmill upon the stream where he lived. He resided in Carbondale over 50 years, and died on a farm near Hollisterville.
Family name found as Wilbor, Wilbore or Wilber.
Son of Ezek Wilbur and Rebecca Taber. (w1) of Lydia Norton and (w2) Abigail Potter.
He was a wheelwright. Known for making high quality products in his area. In 1812 he erected a miniature corn or gristmill upon the stream where he lived. He resided in Carbondale over 50 years, and died on a farm near Hollisterville.
Family name found as Wilbor, Wilbore or Wilber.
He was a wheelwright. Known for making high quality products in his area. In 1812 he erected a miniature corn or gristmill upon the stream where he lived. He resided in Carbondale over 50 years, and died on a farm near Hollisterville.
Family name found as Wilbor, Wilbore or Wilber.
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/CHRISTOPHER E/WILBUR/DIED *** 9 1858/
Anything else obliterated. Stone broken into 3 pieces.
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