Jacob Gibble

Birth1747 - Warwick, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States

Death22 June 1833 - Gibble Burying Pl., Manheim, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States

Mother(Anna) Christina Diebendorfer Gipple Deyer

FatherHenry Gipple

Born in Warwick, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States on 1747 to Henry Gipple and (Anna) Christina Diebendorfer Gipple Deyer. Jacob Gibble married Elizabeth Eby and had 13 children. He passed away on 22 June 1833 in Gibble Burying Pl., Manheim, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

Henry Gipple
1717 - 1789

(Anna) Christina Diebendorfer Gipple Deyer
1721 - 1804

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Eby
1750 - 1830

Catharine Hossler Gipple
1749 - Unknown

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Abraham Gibble
1775 - 1842

Elizabeth Gibble
1782 - 1833

Jacob Gipple/ Gibble
1772 - 1855

Joseph Gibble
1786 - 1850

Henry Gipple Or Gibble
1777 - 1812

Maria Gibble
1784 - 1815

Christopher "Christian" Gipple (Gibbel) Jr.
1769 - 1852

Elizabeth Gipple
1780 - 1824

Tobias Gipple
1778 - 1884

John Gipple
1771 - 1839

Magdalena Gipple
1782 - 1819

George Gipple Or Gibble
1774 - 1855

Eva Catharine Gipple Or Gibble
1776 - 1884

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