George Marshall VanBebber 
M, (21 September 1836 - 3 November 1916)
- Relationship
- 6th great-grandson of Herman Op Den Graeff
George Marshall VanBebber was born on 21 September 1836 at Ray County, Missouri.1 He was the son of Peter VanBebber and Sarah Grimes. George Marshall VanBebber married, at age 29, Serepta Jane Lamb, age 31 on Thursday, 1 March 1866.1 George Marshall VanBebber died on 3 November 1916 at age 80 years, 1 month and 13 days.1 He was buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery, located in Missouri.1
From Gary R. Hawpe, ed. and Earl W. Quintrell, comp., 'Pension Application of George M. VanBebber,' Van Bibber Pioneers E-Newsletter, Vol. 4 No. 5 (March 2001), pp. 21 - 22.
PENSION APPLICATION OF GEORGE M. VAN BEBBER
February 15, 1887 - George Marshall Van Bebber submitted his declaration for original Invalid Pension. He appeared before the Clerk of the Caldwell County Court and stated that he lived in Polo, Caldwell County; that he enrolled on the 1st of September 1862 in Company G of the 51st Regiment of Missouri Militia, Commanded by Captain W. Milstead. He gave his age as being 49 years. While in the line of duty on September 1, 1863, he incurred injury to his right eye from exposure which resulted in the total loss of his right eye. He was treated at Saint Louis Sister's Hospital from September 1 to September 10, 1863.
Since the end of the Civil War, he had lived in Caldwell County, Missouri. He was a farmer. George signed his Declaration in his own handwriting. The Declaration was witnessed by David A. Glenn and John F. McNew. It was stamped 'received' in the Pension Office on February 21, 1887. It had been filed by R.L. Dodge, Attorney, Kingston, Caldwell County, Missouri.
August 4, 1887 - The Bureau of Pensions requested the War Department to provide a full report as to the service, disability, and hospital treatment of George M. Van Bebber. His Invalid Application was given number 598,773.
April 12, 1888 - Examiner William S. Fitch, submitted Invalid Application number 598,733 in the case of George M. Van Bebber, to the Board of Review for 'rejection,' the reason being that the 51st Regiment, of Missouri Militia was a State organization and the disabilities incurred therein were not pensionable under existing law.
April 17, 1888 - The Board of Review 'rejected' Invalid Pension Application number 598, 733 in the case of George M. Van Bebber.
He and Serepta Jane Lamb appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at Lincoln Township, Caldwell County, Missouri.
From Gary R. Hawpe, ed. and Earl W. Quintrell, comp., 'Pension Application of George M. VanBebber,' Van Bibber Pioneers E-Newsletter, Vol. 4 No. 5 (March 2001), pp. 21 - 22.
PENSION APPLICATION OF GEORGE M. VAN BEBBER
February 15, 1887 - George Marshall Van Bebber submitted his declaration for original Invalid Pension. He appeared before the Clerk of the Caldwell County Court and stated that he lived in Polo, Caldwell County; that he enrolled on the 1st of September 1862 in Company G of the 51st Regiment of Missouri Militia, Commanded by Captain W. Milstead. He gave his age as being 49 years. While in the line of duty on September 1, 1863, he incurred injury to his right eye from exposure which resulted in the total loss of his right eye. He was treated at Saint Louis Sister's Hospital from September 1 to September 10, 1863.
Since the end of the Civil War, he had lived in Caldwell County, Missouri. He was a farmer. George signed his Declaration in his own handwriting. The Declaration was witnessed by David A. Glenn and John F. McNew. It was stamped 'received' in the Pension Office on February 21, 1887. It had been filed by R.L. Dodge, Attorney, Kingston, Caldwell County, Missouri.
August 4, 1887 - The Bureau of Pensions requested the War Department to provide a full report as to the service, disability, and hospital treatment of George M. Van Bebber. His Invalid Application was given number 598,773.
April 12, 1888 - Examiner William S. Fitch, submitted Invalid Application number 598,733 in the case of George M. Van Bebber, to the Board of Review for 'rejection,' the reason being that the 51st Regiment, of Missouri Militia was a State organization and the disabilities incurred therein were not pensionable under existing law.
April 17, 1888 - The Board of Review 'rejected' Invalid Pension Application number 598, 733 in the case of George M. Van Bebber.
He and Serepta Jane Lamb appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at Lincoln Township, Caldwell County, Missouri.
Children of George Marshall VanBebber and Serepta Jane Lamb
- Walter M. VanBebber (1867 - )
- Sarah J. VanBebber (1869 - )
- John Clayton VanBebber (Apr 1873 - )
- Mary Elizabeth VanBebber (c 1875 - )
- Nora Lee VanBebber+ (5 May 1878 - 7 Dec 1974)
- Frances Clementine VanBebber (c 1881 - )
- Stella Mae VanBebber (Aug 1883 - )
- Anna Gertrude VanBebber (Jan 1886 - )
Last Edited=10 Apr 2010
Citations
- [S124] Karen Sue (Whitmer) Cramer, "Family Group Sheets (Peter Whitmer and Catherine Snyder)," supplied 18 May 2000 ([address for private use,] Hamilton, Missouri; USA).