Robert Lebby

Birth29 January 1831 - James Island, Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Death11 October 1907 - Oyster Point, James Island, Charleston, South Carolina, USA

MotherElizabeth Esther Rivers

FatherRobert Grattan Lebby

Born in James Island, Charleston, South Carolina, United States on 29 January 1831 to Robert Grattan Lebby and Elizabeth Esther Rivers. Robert Lebby married Mary Elizabeth Bee and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 October 1907 in Oyster Point, James Island, Charleston, South Carolina, USA.

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Parents

Robert Grattan Lebby
1805 - 1887

Elizabeth Esther Rivers
1809 - 1882

Spouse(s)

Mary Elizabeth Bee
1835 - 1917

Mary Eliza Bee
1735 - 1769

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Mary E Lebby
1857 - 1943

Joseph Hinson Lebby
1854 - 1937

Robert Bee Lebby
1865 - 1927

Elizabeth Morrison Lebby
1855 - 1917

Julia B Lebby
1859 - 1944

Louis Walker Lebby
1875 - 1882

Katherine Grattan Lebby
1870 - 1939

Andrew Frederick Lebby
1862 - 1864

Lillie M Lebby
1855 - 1943

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