Revolutionary War Soldier.
He was born in Maryland or Virginia.
Isaac Hibbs was of English parentage. According to a reference in "A Biographical History of Carroll County," in 1806 Isaac settled on a tract of land on section 16 in Louden Twp., Jefferson County. The above entry mentions in the original source that this information is unclear, and may not be accurate. At this point, I believe the Hibbs family came from Virginia. The other families to settle this area came from there, and census information provided by Isaac Jr., Joseph, and Mahlon all suggest this to be the case.
He died between 1830-1833.
He was born in Maryland or Virginia.
Isaac Hibbs was of English parentage. According to a reference in "A Biographical History of Carroll County," in 1806 Isaac settled on a tract of land on section 16 in Louden Twp., Jefferson County. The above entry mentions in the original source that this information is unclear, and may not be accurate. At this point, I believe the Hibbs family came from Virginia. The other families to settle this area came from there, and census information provided by Isaac Jr., Joseph, and Mahlon all suggest this to be the case.
He died between 1830-1833.
Revolutionary War Soldier.
He was born in Maryland or Virginia.
Isaac Hibbs was of English parentage. According to a reference in "A Biographical History of Carroll County," in 1806 Isaac settled on a tract of land on section 16 in Louden Twp., Jefferson County. The above entry mentions in the original source that this information is unclear, and may not be accurate. At this point, I believe the Hibbs family came from Virginia. The other families to settle this area came from there, and census information provided by Isaac Jr., Joseph, and Mahlon all suggest this to be the case.
He died between 1830-1833.
He was born in Maryland or Virginia.
Isaac Hibbs was of English parentage. According to a reference in "A Biographical History of Carroll County," in 1806 Isaac settled on a tract of land on section 16 in Louden Twp., Jefferson County. The above entry mentions in the original source that this information is unclear, and may not be accurate. At this point, I believe the Hibbs family came from Virginia. The other families to settle this area came from there, and census information provided by Isaac Jr., Joseph, and Mahlon all suggest this to be the case.
He died between 1830-1833.
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