Peyton Bibb, Veteran of the Confederacy and member of one of the best known Alabama families, died early this morning at his home, 511 South McDonough street.
Mr. Bibb leaves his wife and five daughters, two of whom live in Montgomery. These are Mrs. Bibb Graves and Mrs. Charles P. Anderson. Other daughters are Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun; Mrs. H. H. Fitts, of Birmingham, and Mrs. Kimbrough, of Tennessee.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Sunday, August 29, 1915
Mr. Bibb leaves his wife and five daughters, two of whom live in Montgomery. These are Mrs. Bibb Graves and Mrs. Charles P. Anderson. Other daughters are Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun; Mrs. H. H. Fitts, of Birmingham, and Mrs. Kimbrough, of Tennessee.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Sunday, August 29, 1915
Peyton Bibb, Veteran of the Confederacy and member of one of the best known Alabama families, died early this morning at his home, 511 South McDonough street.
Mr. Bibb leaves his wife and five daughters, two of whom live in Montgomery. These are Mrs. Bibb Graves and Mrs. Charles P. Anderson. Other daughters are Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun; Mrs. H. H. Fitts, of Birmingham, and Mrs. Kimbrough, of Tennessee.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Sunday, August 29, 1915
Mr. Bibb leaves his wife and five daughters, two of whom live in Montgomery. These are Mrs. Bibb Graves and Mrs. Charles P. Anderson. Other daughters are Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun; Mrs. H. H. Fitts, of Birmingham, and Mrs. Kimbrough, of Tennessee.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Sunday, August 29, 1915
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