The Family of Albert H. Tibbals and Mary E. Winch Tibbals

The Parents of Albert H. Tibbals

Peter Tibbals and Jane Bennett Tibbals

The Parents of Mary E. Winch

Lorenzo Winch and Abigail J. Doolittle Winch

Tibbals Family Tree

Bennett Family Tree

Winch Family Tree

Doolittle Family Tree

Marriages of Albert H. Tibbals

1st Marriage to Lucy E. Singerland in 1866

2nd Marriage to Mary E. Winch in 1904

Marriages of Mary E. Winch

Marriage to Albert H. Tibbals in 1904

Biography of Albert H. Tibbals

From the History of Ontario Co. NY by Aldrich.

Albert H. Tibbals was educated at the district schools and Dansville Seminary, and worked on his fathers farm, teaching school winters for three years.

He then enlisted in Company K, 147th New York Infantry, under Colonel F.C. Miller in July 1863. He was in several engagements including all the battles of the Wilderness Campaign to the battle and charge of Petersburg, June 18, 1864. Of more than six hundred men of this regiment who went into the Wilderness on the 4th of May, less than one hundred were left and fit for duty after this battle of Petersburg. Albert was slightly wounded twice in these battles, but not disabled nor excused from duty until the latter part of June, when he went into the hospital on account of sickness. Later he returned to his regiment and participated in the battles of Hatcher’s Run, Gravelly Run, Five Forks, and at General Lee’s surrender at Appomattox C.H. He was adjutant’s clerk at headquarters much of the time when not in active movement and was discharged in July 1865.

Returning home he taught school fourteen winters and engaged in farming. He also served at least five terms and justice of the peace; he was a notary public several years a member of the Board of Supervisors in 1884-85, and justice of sessions in 1890-91-92.

The Obituary of Albert H. Tibbals

28 January 1843 - 28 October 1920

From the Naples Record, 10 November 1920

Canadice - At his home in this place, on October 28, 1920, Albert H. Tibbals died after an illness of a little more than three weeks. In three months to a day, he would have celebrated his seventy-eighth birthday.

He is survived by his wife, and one son, Walter H. Tibbals, of Syracuse; four grandchildren, Mrs. Marie Fairchild, Miss Lucile Tibbals, Raines Tibbals and Theodore Tibbals, all of Syracuse; two sisters, Mrs. Addie Fenton, of Mansfield, Pa., and Mrs. Stephen Cole, of Richmond.

The funeral was held from the church on Saturday, October 30, Rev. W. J. Brown, of Avoca, a former pastor, officiating. Burial was made in the Canadice Valley cemetery.

Mr. Tibbals held a large place in this and the surrounding community, also in the church here. He was a soldier in the Civil War, and belonged to the G. A. R. His grandsons served in the late war across the sea. Mr. Tibbals was also a member of the Masonic order. For about twenty-five years he was a teacher in this and surrounding communities. He held the office of supervisor for two terms, and had been justice of the peace for many years, holding that office at the time of his death. he had been one of the officials of the church here for many years, and took a keen interest in all its affairs, inquiring in is last illness about the change of pastors.

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The Obituary of Mary E. Winch Tibbals

2 June 1852 - 29 December 1936

From the Wayland Register, 7 January 1937.

The death of Mary Winch Tibbals, one of the oldest residents of Canadice, occurred Tuesday morning, December 29th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Paine, where she was spending the winter.

Mrs. Tibbals was the daughter of the late Lorenzo and Jane Doolittle Winch and was born in Canadice June 2, 1852, and had always resided here. She was married to Albert H. Tibbals November 30, 1904. Mr. Tibbals’ death occurred in October, 1920.

She is survived by a stepson, Walter H. Tibbals of New York city; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Nettie Winch of Hillsdale, Mich., and several cousins.

Funeral services were held at the Canadice church Thursday at 3:00 p.m. with interment in Canadice cemetery. The bearers were H. H. Hayward, George Affolter, Jay and Dayton Becker, W. H. Preston and Willis Van Duyne. Among those who attended the funeral from out of town were Mrs. Fred Fairchilds of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Springwater, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doolittle of Naples, Mrs. John West and son, Foster, of South Livonia, Mrs. Emily Norget and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Norget of Henrietta, Mrs. Edward Hargrave of Rochester, G. W. Deal and daughters of Allen’s Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kingsley of Victor.

The Burial of Albert H. Tibbals

Canadice Corners Cemetery in Canadice NY

The Burial of Mary E. Winch Tibbals

Canadice Corners Cemetery in Canadice NY

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