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Ribble Genealogy

History & Genealogy

Reibel, Reibelin, Reible, Ribbel, Rieble, Rubel, Ruble.

Feel free to contact Kelly about connections or to place your images, reports, or other data here.

Developed with support from people like Mary Bridget, Pat Hallam, Steve Johnson, Jas McDonald, Paula Mortensen,

Pauline Parmenter, Brenda Starkey, Red Waite, & you!  This page was last updated 18 Sep 2010

"Pink" is a type of ship.

Did you know that it is a German custom to go by your middle name.  Also, females typically added "in" to their last names.  Therefore, "Anna Maria Ribble" may also have been known as, "Maria Ribblin".

The 4 Distinct American Lines

• Johann Georg Ribble [Kelly & Jim's Ancestor- the basis of this page]

• Johan Adam Reibel; Ship Hope, qualified 28 Aug 1733, Philadelphia.

• Christopher Ribble;  Ship Edinburgh, imported 30 Sep 1754, Philadelphia.

• Nichlas Rubel;  Ship Harle, qualified 01 Sep 1736, Philadelphia.

Reports & Other Data

• Johann Ribble Descendant Report ^{(Updated 23 Jan 2006)}

• Nicholas Ribble/Nicklas Rubel Descendant Report ^{(Updated 28 Sep 2004)}

• Ribble Family Obituaries

• Sebring Genealogy

Online Scrapbooks, Journals & Letters

• Ribble Family Scrapbook

• Jamie Alexander's Johan Ribble Letter:  Page 1, Page 2 [.gif images].

• Journal of Harrison Sebring [PDF file: 47 pages, 16.7mb] ^{updated 14 Jan 10}

Reference Materials For Lookup Requests

• Annweiler Families 1477-1927, Names M-R, V. 4, Annweiler, Germany, Rev. Biundo, 1939 [GER ANN.7 BIU]

• Crystal Lake Cemetery Directory, Algonquin, IL, Unknown [IL AAA.35 MIX]

• Dickson / McVay / Old Palo Cemetery Directory, Fayette, Linn Co, IA, by Various [LIN.35 MIX]

• Harrison Sebring's Journal, personal journal by Harrison Sebring [AA AAA.9 JOU]

• Old Burial Grounds of New Jersey, A Guide, by Janice Sarapin [NJ AAA.35 SAR]

• Pennsylvania German Pioneers, 3 Vols. (with copies of original lists), R. Strassburger [PA AAA.15 STR]

• Richard Rounsavell & His Descendants, Vol. II by Mark Rounsavall & Brian Rounsavill [AF ROUNSAV ROU]

• Sussex County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1876, by Howard Case [NJ SUS.34 CAS]

• US Federal Census Images, 1790-1920, partial 1930 [Census-HQ]

How I'm Related To Johann Georg Ribble ^{(Updated 06 Jun 2010)}

Johann Georg Ribble (Anna Eva ?Sebring): 6th Great grandparents of Kelly, 5th for Jim

Notes: German surnames ending with "in" are often a feminine suffix of original surname (i.e.: Reibel=Reibelin).  'X', 'O' & other symbols may actually be a person's "mark" (used when a person could not sign their name do to illiteracy or illness).  Also, accuracy of spelling is a MODERN issue.  Don't fuss if Uncle Job's last name is spelled differently than Grandpa William or if you find Grandpa William's name was spelled differently of separate occasions.  This was most likely due to their error or the error in translation!  If you find a new or different spelling embrace it.  It may just open a few doors in your research!

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