Jeremiah Leavitt Libbey was a shoemaker in Lynn, Massachusetts and acquired a great bit of wealth with his store, “J.L. Libbey & Son.” His eldest son, Charles Henry Libbey owned and operated his own shoemaking company - "C. H. Libbey & Co."
Jeremiah's younger sons, Walter and Everette, ended up taking over that business for their father and running it while Charles ran his separate operation.
Jeremiah and his wife, Elizabeth, had at least five children:
Charles Henry Libbey (1854-1940)
Walter Manning Libbey (1858-1941)
Everette E. Libbey (1861 - 1944)
Edith Mabel Libbey Blanchard (1868-1942)
Sarah E. Libbey (1874 - unknown)
Their four younger children and spouses are buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, MA - Charles and his wife Ella Augusta Howe Libbey moved to Cotuit in Barnstable County, Massachusetts and are buried with their only child: Claudia Elizabeth Libbey Hains Bolles and her husband Reginald Fairfax Bolles, in the Mosswood Cemetery in Cotuit.
Jeremiah can trace his roots back to the revolutionary war. His father and mother were: Joshua Libbey and Sarah Grant Libbey. His paternal grandfather was Charles Libbey and his first wife, Sarah Pray. His grandfather, Charles Libbey (1749-1791) served as sergeant in Capt. Thomas Hodson's company. Col. Thoma Poor's regiment. He was born in Berwick, Maine and died in Lebanon, Maine.
If you or someone you know are related to the Libbey family on this branch - please visit my bio and website and reach out to me. Thank you!
Jeremiah's younger sons, Walter and Everette, ended up taking over that business for their father and running it while Charles ran his separate operation.
Jeremiah and his wife, Elizabeth, had at least five children:
Charles Henry Libbey (1854-1940)
Walter Manning Libbey (1858-1941)
Everette E. Libbey (1861 - 1944)
Edith Mabel Libbey Blanchard (1868-1942)
Sarah E. Libbey (1874 - unknown)
Their four younger children and spouses are buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, MA - Charles and his wife Ella Augusta Howe Libbey moved to Cotuit in Barnstable County, Massachusetts and are buried with their only child: Claudia Elizabeth Libbey Hains Bolles and her husband Reginald Fairfax Bolles, in the Mosswood Cemetery in Cotuit.
Jeremiah can trace his roots back to the revolutionary war. His father and mother were: Joshua Libbey and Sarah Grant Libbey. His paternal grandfather was Charles Libbey and his first wife, Sarah Pray. His grandfather, Charles Libbey (1749-1791) served as sergeant in Capt. Thomas Hodson's company. Col. Thoma Poor's regiment. He was born in Berwick, Maine and died in Lebanon, Maine.
If you or someone you know are related to the Libbey family on this branch - please visit my bio and website and reach out to me. Thank you!
Jeremiah Leavitt Libbey was a shoemaker in Lynn, Massachusetts and acquired a great bit of wealth with his store, “J.L. Libbey & Son.” His eldest son, Charles Henry Libbey owned and operated his own shoemaking company - "C. H. Libbey & Co."
Jeremiah's younger sons, Walter and Everette, ended up taking over that business for their father and running it while Charles ran his separate operation.
Jeremiah and his wife, Elizabeth, had at least five children:
Charles Henry Libbey (1854-1940)
Walter Manning Libbey (1858-1941)
Everette E. Libbey (1861 - 1944)
Edith Mabel Libbey Blanchard (1868-1942)
Sarah E. Libbey (1874 - unknown)
Their four younger children and spouses are buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, MA - Charles and his wife Ella Augusta Howe Libbey moved to Cotuit in Barnstable County, Massachusetts and are buried with their only child: Claudia Elizabeth Libbey Hains Bolles and her husband Reginald Fairfax Bolles, in the Mosswood Cemetery in Cotuit.
Jeremiah can trace his roots back to the revolutionary war. His father and mother were: Joshua Libbey and Sarah Grant Libbey. His paternal grandfather was Charles Libbey and his first wife, Sarah Pray. His grandfather, Charles Libbey (1749-1791) served as sergeant in Capt. Thomas Hodson's company. Col. Thoma Poor's regiment. He was born in Berwick, Maine and died in Lebanon, Maine.
If you or someone you know are related to the Libbey family on this branch - please visit my bio and website and reach out to me. Thank you!
Jeremiah's younger sons, Walter and Everette, ended up taking over that business for their father and running it while Charles ran his separate operation.
Jeremiah and his wife, Elizabeth, had at least five children:
Charles Henry Libbey (1854-1940)
Walter Manning Libbey (1858-1941)
Everette E. Libbey (1861 - 1944)
Edith Mabel Libbey Blanchard (1868-1942)
Sarah E. Libbey (1874 - unknown)
Their four younger children and spouses are buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, MA - Charles and his wife Ella Augusta Howe Libbey moved to Cotuit in Barnstable County, Massachusetts and are buried with their only child: Claudia Elizabeth Libbey Hains Bolles and her husband Reginald Fairfax Bolles, in the Mosswood Cemetery in Cotuit.
Jeremiah can trace his roots back to the revolutionary war. His father and mother were: Joshua Libbey and Sarah Grant Libbey. His paternal grandfather was Charles Libbey and his first wife, Sarah Pray. His grandfather, Charles Libbey (1749-1791) served as sergeant in Capt. Thomas Hodson's company. Col. Thoma Poor's regiment. He was born in Berwick, Maine and died in Lebanon, Maine.
If you or someone you know are related to the Libbey family on this branch - please visit my bio and website and reach out to me. Thank you!
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