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Note: Index to the 1842 Census, Elgin Co., Bayham Twp., Canada
Last Name, First, Occupation, Place of Origin, No. of family members, Lot, Concession, Acreage
Ribble Clinton Labourer U.S.A. 4 9 5 100
Could this be the right Clinton?
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1850 Michigan Census Emmitt, Calhoun Co.
Clinton D. Ribble 45 NY
Jane 30 NY
Munroe 13 Canada
Genfr 9 Canada (George)
Annalee 6 Canada
Abagail Birney 66 NY
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C.D. Ribble is listed as a witness to the marriage of Mary Catherine Bloom & William Raymer on 31 December 1852. Mary Catherine is the daughter of Henry & Elizabeth (Burley) Bloom and Granddaughter of William & Abagail (Ribble) Burley.
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1870 Michigan Census Pennfield, Calhoun Co.
Clinton D. Ribble 57 NJ
Jane 22? NY or NJ (prob. 52)
Dewit C. 20 MI
Cynthia J. 17 MI
Gerusha 13 MI [this should be Doretha]
James 6 MI
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1880 Michigan Census Pennfield, Calhoun Co.
Clinton D. Ribble 68 NJ
Jane B. 63 NY
*Cena 15 MI grand-daughter
*Charlott 13 MI grand-daughter
*George 10(?) MI grand-son
*The grandchildren of Clinton & Jane are the children of Anna Ribble & William Fuller. Not sure why they took on the surname of Ribble.
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Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Clinton D. RIBBLE Self M Male W 68 NJ Farm Jane B. RIBBLE Wife M Female W 63 NY Housekeeper NJ NJ
Cena RIBBLE GDau S Female W 15 MI At Home NY CAN Charlott RIBBLE GDau S Female W 13 MI At Home NY C George RIBBLE GSon S Male W 10 MI NY CAN --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source Information:
Census Place Pennfield, Calhoun, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254575 NA Film Number T9-0575 Page Number 359A --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From Probate Files for Clinton D. Ribble, Deceased
This indenture maid and
executed at Pennfild in the County of
Calhoun and State of Michigan this
13 ~ day of Dec 1893 between Clinton D. Ribble
of the town of Pennfild county & State afore
Said of the first part and Samuel
George and Ida George his wife
Of Kalamazoo Mich of second part
Witnesseth that the said Party of the first
part has agreed to leas and to farm
let and the said Second parties have
agreed to take and do hereby take all
the following price or parcel of land situate
and being in the township of Pennfild
county of Calhoun and State of Michigan
to wit the farm of forty acres owned and
occupide by said first party being[?] part of
Section Eleven of said town of Pennfield for
the term of five years commencing on
the first day of April 1899
and for and in consideration of the
aforesaid term of [????] of the said
premises the said partys of the second
part promises to pay to the said
party of the first part his heirs
executors administrators or assigns as
follows viz to give him
or them one half of the net
receipts from all crops raised and
produce sold from said farm
during the term of this lease the
agreement being that said first party
shall furnish team and tools for
working said place and leave
therein such stock as he has and
and said team is to be fed and the
family is to be fed from the proceeds
of said farm undivided and the balance
of crops grown and income from
stock left by said first party is to be
marketed by said second parties and
the proceeds equaly divided between
the parties have to as aforesaid. Said
first party and wife are to constitute part
of family in case said first party
shall leave hay or grain one or both
on said premises when said second
party takes possession then a like
amt shall be left for him by said
second party at expiration of said
term and any stock left on place
by first party shall be appraised and
a like amount shall be left by
second party at end of term
or if any of said stock shall be
sold the appraised value shall be
first paid to said first party and
balance equally divided as aforesaid
there being no wood on said farm
it is agreed that in case said
first party shall buy wood by the
acer[?] said second party is to
cut and hawl same but in case
it is bought by the cord and each
party to pay for half
taxes is on the property are to be paid
amt of gross or undivided receipts
from crops sold
all crops grown upon said farm
to be treated as security for
preforemance of agreement of
said second parties and either
party hereto failes to perform his
part of this contract shall make
amends to the other party in amount
affixed by disinterested parties
said second party further agrees
to do all of said farm work in a
good and workman like manner and
at the expiration of said term peacibly
surrender and give up possession of
said property
o the full performance of this
contract we respectfully subscribe
our signature Clinton D Ribble
Samuel X George Ida George Witness
Star D. Cook Cynthia Cook [along the left side of the page]
Samuel George Seth T Davis
Ida George
It is hereby stipulated and agreed by
And between Samuel George and
Ida George his wife of one part and
Seth T. Davis administrator of
the Estate of Clinton D. Ribble
deceased that this agreement shall
terminate and cease on the 9th day
of November[?] 1894. and the land
describer in this agreement delivered
[unreadable] administrator at that time
upon the following conditions but
said parties of the first part shall be
entitled to one half of the spring
crops raised on said land this year
and surrender his intent in the wheat
now growing on the land and said
administrator shall also pay the parties
of the first part forty dollars on
the day[?] of recind[?] said first party
shall hush and put one hallf of the
corn in the corn crib for[?] said
administrator
Dated Oct. 9, 1894 ___________________________________________________________________
Inventory
County of Calhoun ss.
A true and Perfect Inventory of all Real Estate, Goods, Chattles, Rights and Credits
of Clinton D. Ribble deceased
to wit: 40 acres
SE 4 SW 4 sec 11 T. S. A. 7. W. [?]
Valued at $1000.00
Seventy Four Dollars Amount on Deposit $74.00
3 Acres or Corn valued at $15.00
1 Heifer two years old $25.00
1 Heifer three years old $30.00
1 Cow 8 years old $30.00
3 Horses Fifty dollars each $150.00
1 Spring tooth harrow $10.00
1 Spiked tooth drag $1.00
1 Hay rake $15.00
1 mower $2.00
1 Lumber wagon $5.00
1 Double buggy $15.00
1 pair thills[?] $1.50
1 pair bob sleds $5.00
1 Plow $2.50
1 Large kettle $3.00
1 Ladder $.50
12 Baskets of old corn $3.00
11 Bushels of oats $3.50
20 Bushels of wheat $8.00
1 well rope $1.50
3 Forks & 1 hay knife $.75
1 grain cradle $1.00
2 Tons of tame hay $9.00
1 Double harness $3.00
1 Pair fly nets[?] $1.00
1 Buck saw & ax $.25
1 cloths ringer $1.00
1 Bed stead & springs $1.00
1 Lot of dishes $.50
1 wash bowl & pitcher $.25
5 old quilts & 4 pillows $.50
2 wash stands $.20
4 Picture frames & 1 clock $1.00
2 Mirrors $.20
1 Linnel[?] & tick $.50
1 Beauro[?] & contents $2.75
8 Wood bottom chairs $.50
2 Rockers & 1 arm chair $.75
2 Stoves & 11 lenghts of pipe $3.00
1 Milk safe & 2 tables $.75
1 Lamp & 9 fruit cans $.35
1 Carpet & 1 pair horse blankets $1.00
1 Gun & revolver & 1 trunk $.75
1 Leather bed & 1 suit of cloths $4.00
2 Churns & 16 milk crocks $2.75
1 Pair cloths bars & butter bowl $.35
10 Grain bags & 1 pair stiltzards[?] $.65
1 Wash boiler & 7 tin pans & 2 iron kettles & 3 tin pails $.55
Total $1,438.80
We the Undersigned Appraisers, Appointed by the Probate Court for said County of
Calhoun, having first taken the oath prescribed by law for the faithful discharge of
the trust under such appointment, do hereby certify that we have truly and justly estimated and appraised all the estate and effects of Clinton D. Ribble deceased as exhibited to us and comprised in the foregoing Inventory, according to the best of our skill and judgment, at the respective sums placed opposite each item therein mentioned.
Dated, Sept. 18 1894
Lewis Z. Wilbur } Apraisers
Isaac L Webb }
State of Michigan,}
County of Calhoun} ss Probate Court for said County
The undersigned Seth T. Davis Administrator of said Estate personally appeared and made oath
That the foregoing is a true and perfect Inventory of all the estate of said deceased that hath come to
His knowledge or possession; and that if he shall hereafter know or become possessed of any further
Assets belonging to the Estate of said deceased, he will make return thereof into the Probate Court of said County.
Sworn and Subscribed before me, this 5th }
day of Oct. A.D. 1894} Seth T Davis
George Ingersoll, Judge of Probate.
5614
Probate Court
Estate of
Clinton D. Ribble
Deceased
Warrant And Inventory
County of Calhoun ss.
Filed Oct 5 A.D. 1894
Recorded in Liber 82 page 174
George Ingersoll
Judge of Probate
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