Husband: William Albert VAN BIBBER
Birthdate: abt. 1857
Birthplace: Indiana
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Father: Isaac Van Bibber
Mother: Missouri Ann Sutton

Marriage date: July 5, 1880
Marriage place: Indiana

Wife: Ann Mary SUTTON
Birthdate: June 2, 1864
Birthplace: Warrick Co. Indiana
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Father: Michael J. Sutton
Mother: Martha J. O. Van Bibber

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Lillian Van Bibber
Sex: F
Birthdate: October 1879
Birthplace: Indiana
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Marriage date: September 18, 1900
Marriage place: Indiana
Spouses' names: Sigmund Eichel

Child No. 2: Ethel Van Bibber
Sex: F
Birthdate: April 1882
Birthplace: Indiana
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Spouses' names: William Crow

Child No. 3: Olive Van Bibber
Sex: F
Birthdate: January 22, 1884
Birthplace: Indiana
Death date: October 2, 1961
Place of death: Lake City, Wa.
Burial: Acacia Cemetery
Marriage date: January 1906
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Spouses' names: Henry Tafel

Child No. 4: Martha Van Bibber
Sex: F
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Birthplace: Indiana
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Spouses' names: Jack Mahon

Child No. 5: Raymond Van Bibber
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Birthdate: December 1888
Birthplace: Indiana
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Documentation:
* The 1900 U.S. Federal Census, Indiana, Warrick County, Boon Township, Boonville City, Ward 4 (ED-147, Page 194 B, Line 79) has the following person in the "Orphan's Home" at 322 Locust Street: Vanbiber, Raymon, white, male, 11 years old, born December 1889 in Indiana, and both parents born in Indiana. His relation to head of the "head of the family" (Matron of Home) appears to read "Dep".
* Ten years later on April 15, 1910 in Portsmouth, Virginia, at the U.S. Navy Yard (ED-101, Page 28 A, Line 49), the Census Enumerator recorded the following Sailor in the U.S. Navy: Vanbibber, Ray J., white, male, twenty something years old (hard to read but appears to be 21), born in Indiana and parents born in Indiana. The "head of the family" is reported as William F. Halsey, Jr., 27 years old, who later became Fleet Admiral and famous in WWII as "Bull Halsey".

My answer to the question.
* Raymond J. Van Bibber was the son of William Albert VanBibber and Mary Ann Sutton. William was the son of Isaac VanBibber and Missouri Ann Sutton. It appears all the children of William and Mary were orphaned out. Raymond was living in New Madrid County, Missouri on the 1920 census in the home of Elza and Elizabeth Moser. He is listed as a boarder and his occupation was a tie maker. This is no doubt a railroad tie maker. It states he and his parents were all born in Indiana. I don't ever recall finding him on the 1930 census.