KENTUCKY: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin & Kniffin, 4th ed., 1887
Green Co.

F.J. BIBB, M.D., was born September 30, 1838, where he now resides, three
miles west of Greensburg, Ky.  He is the fourth of four sons and two
daughters born to Robert and Sarah (Durrett) Bibb, who were born in Louisa
County, Va.  They moved from Monroe County, Ky., to Green County about
1830.  Robert Bibb drove stock in his early days to Richmond, Va., from
Monroe County; was a lieutenant in the war of 1812, but was taken sick
while on a march and at once was discharged from the service.  He died
January 24, 1882, aged eighty-nine.  He was a son of James Bibb, who
married Nancy Walker.  They emigrated from Virginia to Monroe County, Ky.,
in an early day, but his latter years were spent in Green County; he was an
orderly sergeant in the war for independence; subsequently was a large
farmer and slave owner and lived to be about one hundred years old.  His
father came from Ireland.  Mrs. Sarah Bibb was a daughter of John and
Patsey (Bibb) Durrett, who were born in Louisa County, Va.  They came to
Kentucky in an early day and settled in Taylor County.  He was a
substantial farmer and was of Irish descent.  The Doctor grew to manhood on
a farm, received a good English education and taught two terms of school.
In 1862 he commenced the study of medicine, graduated from the Kentucky
Medical School in 1865, and in 1866 from the university; he located where
he now resides on the old homestead, and has here practiced his profession
ever since.  In politics he is a Democrat, but cast his first presidential
vote for Fillmore.

Bibb Durrett Walker Fillmore
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Monroe-KY Taylor-KY Louisa-VA Ireland

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