Clibborns of Ireland
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The Y-DNA testing has confirmed that the Clibborns of Ireland are descended from the Cleburnes of Westmorland.
Clibborns of Moate Castle, County Westmeath
This pedigree is based on the work of John O'Hart (1892) and is found in the collection of the Library of Ireland.
ARMS: On a field argent, a chevron voided between three wolves’ heads erased sable. On a chief of the last, an escallop between two round buckles of the field. Out of a ducal coronet, a wolf’s head sable. Motto: Virtus vincit invidiam. [1] These arms are distinct from the Westmorland arms, but they do retain the original colors and similar motifs.
- William Cleburne ( - 1660) m. Margaret —, of Rowley, Yorkshire, England. [1][Footnotes 1]
- John Cleburne of Moate Castle (1623- ) m. Margaret Crow of Newry[1]
- m. 2nd. (1664) Dinah English [1]
- Joshua Cleburne of Moate Castle (1665-1727) [1][Footnotes 2]
- m. Sarah Lecky [1]
- John Cleburne (1695-1695)[1]
- John Cleburne (1697- )
- Robert Cleburne of Whelan Grove (1701- ) m. Ann Martin.
- Johshua Cleburne m. Lydia Cooper
- John Cleburne of Moate Castle (1623- ) m. Margaret Crow of Newry[1]