Cliburn - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: CLIBURN Family & new addy

genelistmom — 2013-02-05 16:43:21Z

I have a different email now: genelistmom@yahoo.com/

Hello again,
Im still looking for my Cliburn family. I have found a few new things..such as JP (Joseph Peterson) Cliburn, (of Iowa) his dad was "Ephraim Cliburn" b. 28 Jun 1862-1863 in Jackson Co., Illinois and died 12 Apr 1947 in Perry Co., Illinois. They had lived also in St. Louis and Barton Co., Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin. His (JP's) mother was Rose 'Alace' OWENS, d/o Joseph Kensey OWENS, of Indiana and Sarah Elizabeth RAMSEY/RAMSAY of Illinois. Some of the other surnames that run through the family are: Margaret CAIN of South Carolina & her parents-Patrick CAIN/E and Catherine COZZENS-both of South Carolina, then, Namcy Ann BLAIR of Ireland and TRIPLETT, Im not real sure of this last surname because the the first name is "BECKETT" TRIPLET. If anyone connects on any or all of this info please let me know. Most of my family ended up in Missouri and California, but there are allot of Cliburn's in Iowa too, I just have'nt been able to connect them as of yet.
Thank You and Happy Digg'en,
Sandee,
genelistmom@yahoo.com

Re: Cliburn Family

MollyTx — 2013-01-30 20:06:59Z

Hi Terry! It is so good to find some of them Cliburn's!! My mother (Lena Estha Cliburn Brown) was one of 4 daughter's of John Marshall and Ella Gertrude Strickland Cliburn; there were also 7 boys. I am aware of the village, Cliburn or Claborn (I have found it spelled both ways.) I would LOVE to visit England and see the village. My daughter-in-law's step father is from England and he grew up not far from there. Van (Harvey LaVan Cliburn Jr.) was the son of my Uncle LaVan and Aunt Rilda Bee Cliburn. I think Uncle LaVan was the second born of my Grandmother Cliburn. I've met Van and seen he perform once when I was 11. He came to Waco, Texas (where I was born and raised.) I remember he was awesome on that piano. !:-) Thank you so much for the information on your branch of the Cliburn's. My email is MollyTx@gmail.com

Re: Cliburn family of MS

snookbug55 — 2013-01-29 12:05:20Z

MY NAME TERRY CLIBURN SON ROGER CLIBURN WHO IN TURN IS SON OF MOSBY CLIBURN. I AM NAMED AFTER MY FATHERS OLDEST AND FAVORITE BROTHER, TERRY W. CLIBURN! WE'RE TIED CLIBURNS OUT OF COIAH COUNTY MS SPECIFICALLY HAZELHURST. MY GRAND FATHER MOSBY, LOST HIS LIFE IN A CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT BUILDING THE OLYMPIC COLISEUM IN CALIFORNIA. ITS ALL PRETTY INTERESTING BECAUSE I HAVE MANY RELATIVES NAMED TERRY WHICH IS TIED TO A LEG OF THE FAMIY TREE OF THE LAST NAME TERRY> JOHN TERRY ETC...ALSO FROM MS. MY GRANNY MARYETTA WAS ONLY 4'9" BUT WHAT A FIREBALL. MY FATHER IS SECOND TO THE YOUNGEST OF EIGHT CHILDREN! I NEW THEM ALL WELL INCLUDING THE CLIBURNS YOU MENTIONED WHO OF COURSE WERE ALL GREAT AUNTS & UNCLES. ALL ORIGINALLY FROM ENGLAND & SCOTLAND,ACCORDING TO MY FAMILY, THERE IS ACTUALLY A SMALL ANCIENT VILLAGE WITH CHURCH WALLS STILL STANDING CALLED CLIBURN.
MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS (SNOOKBUG55@AOL.COM)

Re: Cliburn Family

snookbug55 — 2013-01-27 21:31:35Z

To Molly Brown
We too are originally from England, my Father was also a distant relative of Van Cliburn! My fathers family lived in and around Copiah county(Hazelhurst,MS). Back to England; There are remnants of a small ancient village called Cliburn with the remnants of its church still standing(barely).Some surnames we're tied together with all the way back to England are of course Cliburn's, Harrison's, Hamilton's, Terry's. After England, seems the Cliburns immigrated to the Carolina's before heading to Mississippi then onto Texas & California. My grandfather Moseby Cliburn lost his life helping build the original Olympic coliseum in Southern Cal. Hope this some how helps with your part of the puzzle. My first name(Terry) and last(Cliburn) are actually both family surnames!
Some of my family from MS Cliburns:Terry, Cleo, Warren, Ojel, Irene, Inell, Moseby, Maryetta, Ellen, Ernistine
Respectfully
Good Luck with your journey!!!
Terry Cliburn

Re: James and Appy Cliburn's childrens names?

1945estus — 2012-10-30 20:19:48Z

The children of James Cliburn (1803, NC - 1850, MS) and Abigail (Appy) Pittman Cliburn (1805, NC - 1861, MS) are as follows: Henry William, b. 1819, NC; Alexander S., b. 1822, GA; William A., b. 1828, MS; Almetia, b. 1831, MS; John Barnes, b. 18 Jan 1831, MS, d. 3 Oct 1863, MS; Columbus, b. 1833, MS, d. 1910, MS; Calvin K., b. 1834, MS, d. 1868, MS; Susan, b. 1838, MS; Amy (Appy), b. 1840, MS; Stephen Lafayette, b. 1844, MS; and Francis Marion, b. 1845, MS. This information came from the old Cliburn/Sills genealogy book published in 1950's when some of their children and grandchildren were still living. All Mississippi locations are Lawrence County, mostly New Hebron. Many are buried in the Cliburn-Sills Cemetery, but only a couple of them actually have headstones. I come through Calvin K. Cliburn and his wife Mary (Polly) Neal. I hope I was of some help to you.

Re: Cliburn

genelistmom — 2012-02-13 22:06:45Z

Hello and welcome to the Cliburn board. Do you have other info?? such as birthplace, dates, who they married and/or death dates? I perfer that you don't list living relatives. How far back have you been able to go?? I find that the Cliburn name, and the many spellings over the years are hard to track!!. Mine ended up in Missouri from the east coast, more than likely Virginia so far. Here is my line, hope that it will help someone else or maybe catch someone's eye that is a relative..

J.P. CLIBURN (Joseph Peterson) b.05 Mar 1889 in Foster Iowa and d. 03 Apr 1935 in Barnes Hospital in St. Louis and buried in Cuba, Crawford Co., MO. He married Sarah Emma McLEOD 14 Oct. 1913 in St. Charles, MO. she was b. 12 Aug. 1894, St. Louis (Maplewood)MO.
J.P.'s father: Ephraim CLIBURN b. 28 Jun 1862 in Jackson Co., ILL. and died 12 Apr 1947 Pickneyville, Perry, Illinois. J.P's mother: Rose Alace OWNES, b. 25 Sep 1870 in Missouri and died 26 Dec. 1965 in Cuba, Crawford Co., MO. and is also buried there. Ephraim & Rose were divorced, dont know when..??
Parents to Ephraim: John P. CLIBURN/CLYBURN, b. abt. 1835 in Tenn. and died (date Unkn) in Jackson Co., Ill. He married Eliza C. (LNU) b.abt.1839 in Kentucky.
Parents to John P.: Ephraim/John CLIBURN b. abt. 1815, I dont know where as of yet. That is all I have other than a brother CLIBURN (J.P) married Sarah McLEOD and J.P's sister Birtha CLIBURN married the brother of Sarah McLEOD, so we have 2 CLIBURN's & 2 McLEOD's marrying into each family..very confusing some times!! I have been told that we are from the CLIBURN Hall Family but this is all that I can verify so far. Good Hunting and looking forward to your post.
Sincerely,
Sandee,
genelistmom, Board Admin.

Re: Connecting Van Cliburn

MollyTx — 2012-02-11 22:30:43Z

My mother was Van's aunt. She and Van's father were brother and sister. Van's father was Harvey Lavan Cliburn. Please email me at Brown.Cliburn at gmail dot com.

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hawthorne_felicia — 2012-02-09 17:54:31Z

I know where part of the Claibornes of Westmoreland of Cliburn Hall...I'm having trouble finding the recent iormati. I am the grandaughter of Cecil C. Cliburn born 19 Sep 1935. Can anyone help with the gaps? My email is fh.leleu76@yahoo.com

Re: Connecting Van Cliburn

andreabrooke92 — 2011-09-02 19:28:20Z

I am Andrea Cliburn I am directly related to Van Cliburn I do don't know a lot about my family lineage but i do know that our late family did live in washington,my great grandparents went to florida during the great depression for work,and my grandfather and grandmother came to tennessee horace/hollis cliburn and mary lou delk.
hope this helps you if it does please contact me at andreabrooke92@yahoo dot com

Re: James and Appy Cliburn's childrens names?

andreabrooke92 — 2011-09-02 19:11:12Z

i am andrea cliburn my father is christopher cliburn he knows some of the names but not all hope this helps
noble cliburn, larry cliburn,monroe cliburn,richard cliburn,horace/hollis cliburn, bill cliburn,ronnie cliburn,rita cliburn,kathy cliburn,diane cliburn,that is all we know out of 18...again hope it helps.

CLIBURN Halqua D - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-30 23:18:19Z

CLIBURN Halqua D - Vietnam Wall section 9W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Margaret Cliburn ... Cole County, Missouri

Jonesdeb55 — 2011-02-10 05:24:08Z

Looking for information on a Margaret Cliburn who married a James Dane. I have found one child, David Davison Dane 1858-1920, but no other family. David's death certificate lists both parents as being born in Kansas, he was born in Cole County, Missouri and is buried at Matheis cemetery in Russellville.

I am unable to locate any info on Margaret or James. All the info I have is from David D. Dane's death certificate.

Any help would be appreciated

Re: Missouri Cliburn's

momasitasue — 2011-01-08 19:00:47Z

Hello, I am Grandaughter of Daniel Harrison Cliburn, born in Missouri around centertown or there abouts. My aunt is looking for info on his missouri family. no reason just looking

James and Appy Cliburn's childrens names?

Beltwayman2 — 2011-01-01 19:38:10Z

Can you name all thier children by name, and any other vital stats?

Has any John Barnes Cliburn decendents joined a DNA project?

Beltwayman2 — 2011-01-01 19:08:18Z

I've seen the references online of a Clyburn, Clyborn, ect. DNA project that connected some Clyburn relations of Robeson, NC to the Westmorelands of Cliburn Hall. Has any decendent of John Barnes Cliburn, lastly of Lawerance Co, Miss., or his father James Cliburn, participated in that or any other DNA project?

Re: ORIGINAL CLIBURN FAMILY

cmcliburn — 2010-11-01 21:32:45Z

My Grandfather James A.Cliurn, born in Bradley Co., died in Andersan Co., TX in 1929, was a brother of your Mary E. Cliburn Hopson. Their sister Susan moved to live with her brother, my Grandfather, after her husband died.

Where is Mary Cliburn Hobson Burried? Also, where is my Great Grandmother Sara Stewart Cliburn burried? I have been searching for this information a long time. I will appreciate any information.

Please email me at mcmmcq@aol.com.

Sincerely,
CM Cliburn (A cousin)

Re: ORIGINAL CLIBURN FAMILY

OliviaOlson31 — 2010-09-24 19:43:17Z

I am a descendant of Mary Elizabeth Cliburn who lived in Bradley County, Arkansas right before the Civil War and married a John P. Hobson. I believe her mother was Sarah C. Stewart Cliburn for she was in Bradley Co. Arkansas on the 1860 and 1870 census. Does anyone have the exact death date of Alexander S. Cliburn, and was it in MS or AR?

I am trying to establish the connection between those generations. If you know of any proof, please let me know.
Also, Alexander's father: was it James Cliburn married to Appy Pittman?

Olivia Olson
olivolson@gmail.com

Thank you.

Re: IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

scanspaur146 — 2009-11-27 17:35:37Z

I think the surname was Cliburn before it was Clyborn, Clyburn, or anything else. The crossroads in England is Cliburn, pronounced Clibburn (with a short i). Angela Claire Clyburn is source of much information, although much misinformation is present because it was given to her wrong. Hers was a great undertaking and to be commended.

Re: IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

DeanHellinger — 2009-11-21 00:08:51Z

Thanks for answering so promptly Johnathon.

To be honest I am not sure I am on the right path. My dad can only tell me the name of his father and grandfather. The other information I have found is from other tree members which isn't always accurate. I have noticed a change in spelling in the name from Clayborn to Clyburn to Cliburn in the my tree. Any information you have on the Clayburn/Clyburn/Cliburn surname in SC would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you again,
Ginger

Re: IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

Johnathanclayborn1 — 2009-11-20 14:16:49Z

HI Ginger,

I know of this line and I have some information that may help you. This is not my direct line so my information is somewhat limited, but I do have some records. Please give me a little while to gather them together and I'll send them over to you.

-Johnathan

Re: IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

Johnathanclayborn1 — 2009-11-20 14:13:54Z

Hi Coy! email me (Johnathan.clayborn@gmail.com) and I'll fill you in.

-Johnathan

Re: IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

cmcliburn — 2009-11-20 06:14:32Z

Iam a descendant of William Cliborn. Please send me any
any information you can share. My William was the father of James Cliburn who married Appy Pitman.

Thanks for any help.

Coy Cliburn

Re: IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

DeanHellinger — 2009-11-15 19:47:51Z

Hello Johnathon,
My name is Ginger Dean Hellinger and I am a desendant of William Cliburn. My Grandfather was Rufus Wesley Dean (SC) and his parents were Frank Pickens Dean & Lillie Jane Moss.

Frank Pickens Dean's mother was Mary A. Clyburn (1841-1920)
Mary's father was William A. Clyburn (1802-1844)
William's father was William Cliburn (1774-1830)
and his father was William Cliburn (1750-1821)

I am interested in this line for my father can tell me nothing of his lineage. Any information you have would be greatly appreicated. I am giving you this informatio so that you can tell me if you have any of us in your records. I do not know anything about this line except the South carolina connection.

Thank you
Ginger

Re: IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

Johnathanclayborn1 — 2009-06-18 16:36:09Z

I have uncovered additional important information in my quest for answers. I still have not found the answers that I seek yet, but I have learned important clues. If you are a Cliborn researcher and would like to know what I have discovered, please contact me.

-Johnathan Clayborn

Re: Connecting Van Cliburn

pebbles1882 — 2007-05-18 10:50:39Z

My mother Lucynda cliburn daughter of Joe M. Cliburn once told me that we were relate to the composer.... maybe you can help eliminate or identify us.
sincerly;
Krystal King

Re: Cliburn from MS.

mississippitunes — 2007-02-15 12:14:23Z

My Name is Gary White,Simpson County,Mississippi. My Grandmother was Mary Etta Cliburn,,,I am related to Van Cliburn,,, We had a Family History book Cliburn-Pittman / Family. It had all in it.i would like any info as well,,Thanks Gary white

George Cliburn b 1 May 1820 in Tennessee

Raelyons — 2006-11-20 19:51:43Z

George Cliburn married Elizabeth Roark on 3 Apr 1841.
They lived in Allen County, Ky
Did George have siblings?
Who were his parents?

I have three children for George and Elizabeth . . .
William C b abt 1842
Mary Jane b June 1844 (would like to know where she is buried)
Martha Elizabeth b abt 1846

Re: Cliborne and Nelson Ancestors

tinl424 — 2006-11-08 07:36:54Z

Lorraine Linn - Thanks for your reply to my query. I don't know your e-mail address; therefore, I'm replying to you at this message board. If you wish to contact me, my e-mail address is: 10ljboo@gte.net

confederate ancestor

trojanraider73 — 2006-09-21 17:39:54Z

Bill, I am the son of gloria n. cliburn williams. I was facinated by your reply to her about your (our) ancestor that fought in the war for southern independence. I have been gathering info on my williams/fife/butler/sullivan, side and all related kin who fought. if you have letters
and info concerning thier units, battles fought in etc. i would like to add them to what i have already. thanks, Bob.My e-mail is trojanraider73@hotmail.com.

Re: Cliburn-Raggio in Miss.

trojanraider73 — 2006-09-21 17:39:54Z

Ann
I am a decendent of Wilburn D. (WD) Cliburn from Mendenhall Ms. His father was Andrew Jackson Cliburn from Lawrence co.Ms.His mother was Flora Welch. Andrews father wasColumbus (Uncle Tom ) Cliburn, and his mother was Sarah Jane Sandford. I have more info if you want it.
Bob Williams

Joseph Peterson CLIBURN

genelistmom — 2006-07-09 15:10:49Z

Hi List, Im looking for any info on or about the following OWENS:
Rosa Alice OWENS bp. Bolit {sp? not sure of spelling], MO. b.25th Sept. 1870, date of marriage 20th June 1885, no name of husband or death date for her.

Joseph Kennison OWENS bp. Indiana b. 28th March 1847 and
died 28th March 1917.

This name was entered into the Bible above Joseph's name:
Sarah Elizabeth RAMSEY b. 5th Aug. 1843 I do not know if she
was his wife or some other relative...?

Rosa's name is below the names of Sarah E. McLEOD and Joseph Peterson CLIBURN, which are my Grandparents.
Rosa was born 23 years before Grandma, or perhaps she is a relative to J.P. CLIBURN?? I don't know and I seem to have a blind spot in putting this puzzle together, any help would be very much appreciated... some of the other names in the Bible are [other than stated above] MACKE, COLLINS AND MOORE. I also believe that KENNISON was a surname as well as PETERSON, both being used as middle names in the Family Bible.There are a lot of McLEOD's and CLIBURN's. Once again thank you for any help that any of you can give.
Sandee

Cliburn Family-Macon Co. TN and Allen Co. KY

LanaEngland16 — 2006-02-14 00:12:13Z

My grandfather was Harlin Ellis Engand and his uncles and aunts were Cliburns that lived in Allen Co. in 1926. Their names were Rev. L.O., Sheriff W.E., H. W., J.M., Bernice, J.C., and Moye. This was taken from a newspaper article dated 04-22-1926. Rev. L. O. preached my grandfather's funeral, but I have not been able to find any information about them. If anyone know anything please get in touch with me at oldridgepurple@yahoo.com. Thanks.

Re: Re:Roll Call? Thomas Cliburn of Giles Co. VA

NESEN_RENSC — 2006-02-06 00:38:26Z

This is certainly possible. A number of Cleburnes moved Ireland from Westmoreland Co, England in the 17th Century. They lived in Southern Ireland for some time and many of those descendants came to America, three of whom (at least) fought in the Civil War as officers for both the North and the South. (Adm. Dr. Chistopher Cleburne, USN; Maj. Gen. Patrick Ronayane Cleburne, CSA, and Cpt. James Cleburne, CSA (Patrick's brother). Both Patrick and James were killed in battle and Dr. Christopher Cleburne survived the war.

I have some information the Irish Branch at "www.claybornfamilyresearch.com" See if anything matches your line.

IMPORTANT NEWS! ... Descendants of William Cliborn, grandson of "John of Dale Parish" MUST read!

NESEN_RENSC — 2006-02-06 00:33:54Z

Re: tree before John Barnes Cliburn (B 1-18-1822 D 10-3-1863)

angelhologram — 2006-01-22 08:08:22Z

::EDIT:: my grandmother was born in Jackson MISSISSIPPI not Missouri.

tree before John Barnes Cliburn (B 1-18-1822 D 10-3-1863)

angelhologram — 2006-01-22 07:45:48Z

I'm trying to trace my family history back further if possible. I will only go into detail about my family member who have passed. If you would like information about my mother, her brother, his child, or my children please contact me with credentials and what this information will be used for and I will consider it. My grandmother was Josephine Baklin born 8-26-1906 in Jackson, MO died 11-08-2004 in Phoenix, AZ. She married James Tate Penman born 2-26-1917 died 5-25-1993. Her mother was Mary Amanda Cliburn (Baklin, Parker) born 2-25-1883 died 11-21-1967. (married David Baklin then Warren Quitman Parker). Mary Amanda's father was James Barnes Cliburn born 6-19-1851 died 7-6-1938. James Barnes father was Johm Barnes Cliburn born 1-18-1822 died 10-3-1863. If anyone has information on the family before Jahn Barnes or ANY information about David Baklin and his lineage please contact me. . Feel free to e-mail me at angelhologram at bellsouth dot net (obviously change the at and dot to the symbols @ and . just typed it that way to keep away spammers). I have absolutely NO information about the Baklin side of the family. Not even a birth or death date for David.

Re: Connecting Van Cliburn

angelhologram — 2006-01-22 07:22:11Z

Also here's a link to page one http://www.cliburnfamily.com/pafg01.htm

Re: Connecting Van Cliburn

angelhologram — 2006-01-22 07:16:53Z

Here's a link to a great site that I think will help you. http://www.cliburnfamily.com/pafc05.htm on the page hold the Ctrl button and hit F then type in "pianist" into the search box. you can also start from page one to follow the line. Van is the son of Harvey Lavan Cliburn, son of John Marshall Cliburn, son of James Barnes Cliburn, son of John Barnes Cliburn. I'm also trying to get more information (before John Barnes Cliburn). My great grandmother was John Marshall's sister Mary Amanda. My grandmother was Josephine Baklin. Feel free to e-mail me at angelhologram at bellsouth dot net (obviously change the at and dot to the symbols @ and . just typed it that way to keep away spammers). If you come across any info before John Barnes I would be very interested.

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