Edward Allen Sibley

1876 - 1931  (55 years)

• Name	Edward Allen Sibley
  Birth	25 Jun 1876	Chicago, Cook, IL
  Gender	Male
  Census	8 Jun 1880	Chicago, Cook, IL ; age 3, born IL, living with parents
  Census	4 Jun 1900	Chicago, Cook, IL ; age 23, born Jun 1876 in IL, parents born NY/NY, living at school
  Death	22 Nov 1931	Centrol Luzon, PH
  Person ID	I818	Family Tree
  Last Modified	18 Oct 2021

  
  

  Father	James Adolphus Sibley,   b. 21 Nov 1832, Allen's Hill, Richmond, NY d. 21 Jan 1902, Chicago, Cook, IL (Age 69 years)
  Mother	Elizabeth Wanton Baker,   b. 11 May 1837, Middleport, Niagara, NY d. 1921, Denver, Denver, CO (Age 83 years)
  Marriage	11 May 1857	Middleport, Niagara, NY
  Family ID	F374	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Edward A Sibley Passport Photo

  
  

• Notes

  Episcopal priest and missionary in the Philippine Islands from "Philippines, Select Deaths and Burials, 1726-1957" (ancestry.com) Edward A. Sibley, age 54, died 22 Nov 1931 in Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines from "The Chicago Trubine", 28 Nov 1931 (newspapers.com) A cable from Manila yesterday reported the death of the Rev. Edward Allen Sibley, a Chicagoan, missionary of the Episcopal church in the Philippine islands. The Rev. Mr. Sibley was fatally injured in an automobile accident on Wednesday at Tutukan in the islands. Born in Chicago in 1876, the Rev. Mr. Sibley was graduated from the University of Chicago in 1901 and from General Theological seminary, New York, in 1907. Hew was raised to the diaconate in 1907 in Chicago by the late Bishop Anderson and was presented for ordination by the present Bishop George Craig Stewart. After a brief period in charge of the St. Andrew's church in Downers Grove, he was appointed in September of 1907 to the Philippine mission. from "The Miami Herald", 5 Dec 1931 (newspapers.com) Rev. Edward A. Sibley, brother of J.B. Sibley of Miami, was killed Tuesday in a motor car accident in North Luzon province in the Philippines, where he had served the Eposcopal Church for 23 years. his brother was informed by telegraph yesterday. Rev. Sibley visited his brother in Miami in December, 1930. He leaves also a sister, Mrs. Kate Sibley Shaw.