The Ancestry and Posterity of Cornelius Henry Tiebout of Brooklyn
W-i tf 5: I "7 Di 558 1 O"i 'If ¦«**? [;< s= '•*'^««, r f S7 JS? t! &5i IHS^{ mfmst! ;*? C ' -^sia'iaffj?Ja ! k*^ :'?sM£ •lafe.^ i*t 5 j£^??f a'f » *s :"^Si' i 1 tit |«. f?a?J #:-< E^ E^ E^* E^* In E** Em E^* 14: E»* =*** ~ __— i <i =» ? a 32 Mg < o 5 ' ' =«* g s § E* 8 S =IA E^ i« = M =—• THE ANCESTRY AND POSTERITY OF CORNELIUS HENRY TIEBOUT OF BROOKLYN Copy No. **/, PRESENTED TO Jfr£&&€££</ /^^.^L / With the Compliments of PRINTED FOR PRIVATE DISTRIBUTION 1 \* *%* Itis a pleasure to state as a foreword that itis solely because of the interest in and knowledge of matters genea logical of Mr.Francis V.Morrell, a son of one of my former employers, that this work has been produced. To him we are indebted for most all of the documentary information, the arrangement of the book and its complete index, as well as the careful editing of fragmentary family records and the solution of perplexing problems of descent. 2 TIEBOUT This name is Teutonic, appearing as Tybalt, meaning people's prince. Itis found in several forms, among them the Danish, Theobald; Dutch, Tiebout; French, Thibaut; German, Dietbold, and Italian, Teobaldo. It has also appeared Thieboult. STANDARD DICTIONARY. The following spellings are found inAmerican records : Tybout, Tibout, Tibouwt, Thibou, Tiebout, Tiebouwt, Tiebaut, Thibo, Teabout, Thebout, Thebaut, Thibout, Tebow, Tibouts, Tiboe, Tebou, Tebout, Tebow, Tebo, Thibe, Tibau and Thiboutszen, plural or possessive. The name was known in Flanders when the whole country was under French rule and the principal seat of the family was at Bruges; from thence the American branch sprung.
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