John was the son of John Clyburn and his wife Frances. His mother's maiden name may have been Puckett, but is unproven.[1]
John Clyburn III married Jennette/Jean in 1728 or 1732 probably in Henrico Co, VA. Some sources give Jennette's last name as Robertson. That has pretty much been discounted with the clearer understanding of the use of the term, son-in-law, for stepson in the will of William Robertson.[1]
"He purchased 200 acres of land on 4 Jan 1749 from Alexander Brown of Dale Parish, Chesterfield Co, VA [Chesterfield was split from Henrico County in 1749] for 40 pounds current money of Virginia. This land was part of a 400 acre survey granted to George Brown and was probably the property on Sapony Creek where he and his family lived. John also purchased 250 acres located on the north side of Winterpock Creek from Anthony Wilkinson which he later willed to his sons, Jonas and John." [1]
"John Cliborn of Dale Parish wrote his will in 1764, it was proved 6 Jun 1766. If Jane was mentioned in the will, it may be the item at the bottom of the first page that appears illegible according to Bissell [4] We know she was still living in Mar 1767 when Jane and her second husband, John Mardice, take the children to court to get her dower share, which she later sells to her son George Cliborn."
The surname of John's wife, Jane [Jean/Jannett], is not known. At one time it had been surmised that she was the daughter of William Robertson, possibly by Frances (Puckett ?) Clyborn Robertson
John Cliborn of Dale Parish wrote his will in 1764, it was proved 6 Jun 1766. If Jane was mentioned in the will, it may be the item at the bottom of the first page that appears illegible according to Bissell [p128]. We know she was still living in Mar 1767 when Jane and her second husband, John Mardice, take the children to court to get her dower share, which she later sells to her son George Cliborn.
↑Probate: "Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900" Will Books, 1749-1873, 1928-1931, 1967 ; Index, 1749-1958; Author: Virginia. County Court (Chesterfield County); Probate Place: Chesterfield, Virginia Ancestry Sharing Link - Ancestry Record 62347 #1672162 (accessed 22 January 2023) John Cliborn probate in 1764.
↑ Bissell, Lolita Hannah.Cliborn-Claiborne Records. Nashville. 1986. p. 128 Family Search Accessed 12 Feb 2023
See also:
Isom I. Stephens, The Descendants of James Monroe Sills, James Cliburn & Allied Pittman Family (J. Grant Stvenson, 230 West 1230 North Provo, Utah 84601, 1972). This is a North Carolina line
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with John by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with John:
Claiborne-309 and Clyborn-4 are not ready to be merged because: These seem to be different profiles as parents are different. Birth and death dates and places are close. Wife and children might be different as well. Needs more research to confirm or reject the match...