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Vibber Nathaniel
Male 1720 - 1773

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  • Birth  06 Feb 1720  Montville, New London, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [1, 2] 
    • Not registered in New London records as were his brothers and sisters.
    Gender  Male 
    _UPD  07 SEP 2009 10:10:44 GMT-5 
    Died  1773  [3] 
    Person ID  I132  Alan Donald Vibber
    Last Modified  08 Dec 2009 
     
    Father  Vibber John,   b. 24 Oct 1689,   d. 1770 
    Mother  Williams Johanna,   b. Abt 1684,   d. 09 Jan 1754, Montville, New London, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Married  09 Aug 1711  First Church of Christ, New London, Connecticut Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Family ID  F161  Group Sheet
     
    Family  Brown Desire 
    Married  Y  [4] 
    Children 
     1. Vibber William,   b. 10 Aug 1753, Montville, New London, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 17 Jun 1831, Montville, New London, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location
     2. Vibber Amy,   b. Abt 1750,   d. 11 Aug 1827, Montville, New London, Connecticut, USA Find all individuals with events at this location
     3. Vibber Nathaniel,   b. Abt 1748,   d. Abt 1825
     4. Vibber Elipal pr Aliphal,   b. 1746
     5. Vibber Fanny,   b. Abt 1751
    Family ID  F57  Group Sheet
     
  • Notes 
    • Baker says that Nathaniel grew up as a member of the Congregational Church, and Society, in the North Parish (Montville) and was active in the affairs of the Church and Town. The Church records say "adm. ch. after 1739". It is surprising therefore to find no church or vital records on his marriage, or births and baptisms of his children.

      Nathaniel inherited "The Vibber Place" from his father and lived and farmed there.

      H.A. Baker says that Nathaniel died in 1781 and that his estate was distributed on October 9th, 1781. However, probate court was made up on November 3rd, 1773, which indicates that Nathaniel died sometime in 1773, probably October 1773. The land involved in the estate, however, was not divided up until October 1781, which H.A. Baker took as the year of his death. Nathaniel apparently died withouta will. Desire (Brown) Vibber appears to have been alive.

      "May 1 Sunday fair (1720)

      I was much indisposed in the aforen. aftern at Meeting. Mr. ad. pr. al. d. Richard Douglas a Son Baptizd Richd jno Vibbert 1 Nathaniel and Jno. Coit Junr one John."

      II. NATHANIEL (6), b. 6 Feb., 1720, son of John Vibber and Joanna Williams; m. Desire Brown. He was a
      member of the church and society in the North Parish, was active in the affairs of the church, captain of the training band, and was a farmer, living on tho farm formerly occupied by his father. He died in 1781. Estate distributed 9 Oct., 1781

      In the Colonial Records of Connecticut 1751-1757, under date of May 1755 we find the following entry: "This Assembly do establish and confirm Mr. Nathaniel Viber to be Lieutenant of the 3d company ortrainband in the town of New London, and order that he be commissioned accordingly."

      A division of the land involved can be found pp. 46 Ruth Staples Vibber - Vibbery Family.

      "Viber, Nathaniel, s. John & Johanna (Williams) b. Feb 6, 1720; m. Desire Brown d. of Sameul."

      We the Subscribers heirs to the Estate of Capt. Nathaniel Vibber late of Newlondon decd. do agree to a division of the real Estate of the decd. among ourselves in the manner and form following vize:

      The share of Nathaniel to be as follows viz beginning at the Maple Tree by the Highway at the Southwest Corner of sd. Estate, thence running Northeasterly by the highway 12 1/2 rods. Then North 38 East 40 Rods. Then about 12 Rods running about Northeast; Then North 25 degree East 25 Rods all by the Highway. Thence East _____ North 21 1/2 Rods to a heap of stones being the North west bound of the share hereafter allotted to William. Thence running south about _____ West N7 Rods to a heap of stones being the southwest Corner of Williams share; Thence West 28 Rods to heap of stones, Thence 50 Rods to the first mentioned bound.

      The share of William to be as follow viz - Beginning at a heap of Stones being the Norwest corner of Nathaniel's share; thence running East 8 degrees North 21 1/2 Rods to a heap of stones being the Norwest corner of the share hereafter set out to Elipal; thence running Southeasterly 127 rods to a heap of stones being the Southwest Corner of the share hereafter set out to Ame Rogers; thence running Westerly 67 1/2 rods to a heap of stones being Nathaniel's South Easterly Corner. Thence running NorthEasterly via the Line of Nathaniel's share 117 Rods to the first mentioned bound.

      The share of Elipal to be as follows viz Beginning at William's Northeast Corner; thence East 8 degrees north running 43 Rods to the Northeast Corner of sd. Estate; thence running South 10 degrees East 40 1/2 Rod to a heap of stones. Thence East 10 1/2 Rods to a heap of Stones; thence South 5 degrees East 47 Rods to a heap of stones at the North East Corner of a piece of Land hereafter set off toAmy Rogers; Thence running West 48 Rods by sd. Amy's Land to a heap of Stones in William's Lines; thence in sd Line to the first mentioned bounds.

      The Share of Amy Rogers to be as follows viz. Beginning at the Southeasterly Corner of William Land, thence running Northerly in sd. William's Line 41 Rods till it comes to a Stake and stones the Southwest Corner of Eliphal's land; Thence Easterly in the Line of sd. Elipal's Land 48 Rods to a heap of Stones; Thence south 5 degrees East 6 Rods to a heap of Stones; Thence South 22 degrees West 53 Rods to a maple Tree, Thence 6 Rods to the first bound. And further the sd. Amy is to have on the west side of the Road as follows viz beginning at the Northwest Corner of that part of sd farm which lies on that side of the Road, thence running south 11 degrees East 68 rods to a stone wall the bounds of a part of sd farm hereafter set to William; Thence running Westerly & Northerly by said Stone wall still the bound of William as aforesd. 44 Rods to the North Extreme line of sd. Farm. Thence West 8 degrees South 43 Rods to the first mentioned bounds.

      And further the sd. Amy is to have a small piece of land bounded as follows viz, beginning at the Highway on the North East Corner, Thence Running Southerly by the Highway 33 Rods to a stone wall thebound of part hereafter set to William; thence running Northwesterly by sd Stone wall 25 rods to the North Extremity aforesd. Thence running East 8 degrees North 25 rods to the first mentioned bounds.

      Any further sd. William is to have about 4 3/4 Acres of Orchard which lies on the westerly side of the Highway being what lies between the two last defined pieces of land set to Amy Rogers.

      And further Sd. Nathaniel & William are to have a part of the Wood Lot bounded as follows viz - beginning at the Norwest Corner at a White oak ________ thence running South 13 degrees East 85 rods toa black oak Tree standing by a brook; thence south 57 degrees East 30 Rods to a blk ash stump; Thence as the brook runs 30 Rods to a heap of Stones being the Southwesterly Corner of land hereafter set to Elipal, thence North 94 Rods to a heap of stones being Elipal's Norwesterly Corner. THence running westerly 82 rods to the first mentioned bounds.

      And further, the sd. Elipal is to have of the said Wood lot as follows, beginning at the Northeasterly Corner of the last described tract running South by sd Tract 94 Rods to a heap of Stones by a Brook; thence running Southeasterly by a Brook 26 rods to a heap of Stones being the Southwest Corner of the part of sd Wood Lot hereafter set to amy Rogers; Thence running North to the Northern extremity of sd. Wood lot to a heap of Stones; thence Westerley 21 Rods to the first mentioned bounds.

      And further the sd. Amy Rogers is to have of the sd lot, as follows; beginning at a heap of Stones being the Northeast Corner of the last described peice of land, thence running South in the Lind of sd last described piece to a heap of stones in the brook; Thence North 109 Rods ________ to a blk Oak Tree; thence Westerley 21 Rods to the first mentioned bounds. And further it is agreed that if thesaid Elipal shall survive her mother, thus she shall have the use and improvement of the West Lower Room in the house which stands in Nathaniels Land for and during the term of her natural life.

      In Testimony whereof, we the subscribers being all of age have hereunto set our hands and seals at New London this 9th day of October 1781.

      (signed)
      Nathaniel Viber
      William Viber
      Jehial Rogers
      Elipal Veber
      Amy Rogers

      In Presence of us
      John Hempstead
      Joshua Coit
     
  • Sources 
    1. [S5] Montville Congregational Church Records, C.S.L (Reliability: 3).

    2. [S6] New London, First Church of Christ Records, C.S.L (Reliability: 3).

    3. [S3] A ROUGH OUTLINE OF THE VIBBER FAMILY of Montville, Connecticut from 1711 to 1975, Ruth Williams (Staples) Vibber, 45 (Reliability: 3).

    4. [S2] History of Montville, H.A. Baker, (Name: Press of The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company;), 232 (Reliability: 3).

  

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