Dr. Nicholas Lybarger, Sr.

LIBERGER, NICHOLAS SR Ancestor #: A070263 Service: PENNSYLVANIA Rank(s): PRIVATE

http://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full...
DAR site had date of birth 1733

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/12305671/nicholas-lybarger
gravestone shows 1739-1808
Nicholas Lybarger immigrated to America, a passenger on the ship “Snow Betsy/Betsey, Captain Richard Budden, from Rotterdam, on August 27, 1739.He rendered service with Fourth Company, First Battalion Bedford County Militia in the Revolutionary War. He first appears on the tax records of Cumberland Valley Township in 1775, owning a hundred acres of land there. In 1784 and 1790, he had a wife and six children in his family. (from The Lybarger Descendants, by John L. Lybarger and Lee H. Lybarger, published by the Lybarger Association, 2012)

1. Name: Nicholas LEYBERGER
2. Sex: M
3. Birth: 1733 in Palatinate, Germany
4. Death: MAR 1808 in Bedford Co., PA
5. Burial: Lybarger Cemetery, Madley, PA
6. Note: Revolutionary War Military Service 4th Co. 1st Bat, Bedford Co. under Capt. Samuel Paxton. According to DAR records he was born in PA not Germany. Which is it?
7. Note:

   Nicholas Leyberger and others organized the first Lutheran Church in the Cumberland, MD area on May 11, 1794 in a log house near the site of the present church on the northeast corner of Center and Baltimore Streets (Source: "History of

Western Maryland Including Biographical Sketches," 1968, available online through Ancestry.com)