Husband	James Vincent Hibberson	

Birth	1864	Penrith, NSW, Australia		
Marriage	Sep. 16, 1903	St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Yass, NSW, Australia
Ref: NSW 7236/1903		
Death	May 9, 1932	St. Vincent's Private Hospital,  Darlinghurst, NSW, Australia
at St. Vincent's Private Hospital, Sydney, late of Glenwood Station, Hall, ACT, Australia.  see Sydney Morning Herald 10 May 1932		
Burial		Riverside Cemetery, Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia.  Portion RC Section 3 Row M Lot 55-59
Concrete kerbing, no inscription. Terrazzo monument at 58-59 placed over end of original kerbing. Marble plaque on terrazzo desk, two terrazzo ledgers, by Rossi, Goulburn. "James Vincent Rossi died 9 May 1932 aged 65; Bridget Hibberson died 16 December 1945 aged 72." Of Glenwood. Acquired Glenwood from his late uncle, James McCarthy.		
Other Wives			
Parents			

Wife	Bridget Hibberson [Rolfe]	

Birth	Jan. 9, 1873	"Gold Creek" Ginninderra, NSW (now ACT), Australia
Ref: NSW 17494/1873		
Death	Dec. 16, 1945	a private hospital, Chatswood, NSW, Australia
Ref: NSW 24016/1945      at Chatswood, late of Glenwood Station, Canberra, ACT, Australia.  see Sydney Morning Herald 18 Dec 1945		
Burial		Riverside Cemetery, Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia.  Portion RC Section 3 Row M Lot 55-59
Concrete kerbing, no inscription. Terrazzo monument at 58-59 placed over end of original kerbing. Marble plaque on terrazzo desk, two terrazzo ledgers, by Rossi, Goulburn. "James Vincent Rossi died 9 May 1932 aged 65; Bridget Hibberson died 16 December 1945 aged 72." Born Canberra 9/1/1873. Daughter of Edmund and Margaret (Keeffe) Rolfe. Married James V Hibberson at Yass 16/9/1903.		
Other Husbands			
Parents	Edmund Rolfe and Margaret Jane Rolfe [Keeffe]		

Children	

1	James Benedict Hibberson	

Gender	Male		
Birth	1905	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia.		
Wife	Gwenyth Louise Zentai (formerly Hibberson) [Hughes]		
Marriage	1936	Sydney, NSW, Australia		
Death	Oct. 29, 1964	Ref: ACT 20004482		
Burial		Woden Cemetery, ACT, Australia.  Location H-CA-E-331		

2	Mary Patricia (Pat) Hibberson	

Gender	Female		
Birth	1908	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia.		
Husband	C P Thomson		
Marriage				
Death				
Burial				

3	Ursula Josephine Alice Murphy [Hibberson]	

Gender	Female		
Birth	1913	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia.
Ref: NSW 9589/1913		
Husband	Gordon James Murphy		
Marriage	1941	Young, NSW, Australia
Ref: 27205/1941		
Death	May 7, 1994			
Burial	May 10, 1994	Woden Cemetery, ACT, Australia.  Location H-CA-J-102  (unmarked)		

4	Margaret Clair (Claire) Seaton [Hibberson]	

Gender	Female		
Birth	1916	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia.
Ref: NSW 4046/1916		
Husband	Kenneth Vincent Seaton		
Marriage	1954	Chatswood, NSW, Australia
Ref: NSW 2080/1954		
Death	Dec. 1, 1986			
Burial	Dec. 5, 1986	Gungahlin Cemetery, Mitchell, ACT, Australia.  Location HS-12-02-00-174		

Notes on James Vincent Hibberson
Obituary. Mr J V Hibberson  
The death occurred at St. Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, yesterday afternoon of Mr. Joseph Vincent Hibberson of Glenwood Station, Hall. The late Mr. Hibberson, who was 67 years of age, had been a resident of the Yass-Queanbeyan district for nearly 40 years. A native of Penrith (New South Wales), the deceased served his apprenticeship on the land at Glenwood Station, Hall, under his late uncle, Mr. James McCarthy, who acquired Glenwood more than 50 years ago.  In his youth, Mr. Hibberson was a cricketer of some talent, and played at Penrith with such players as Evans and Howell, who later played with the Australian XI. Widely known and respected in the district, Mr. Hibberson was a sheep-breeder and was also a member of the Yarrowlumla Shire Council. The deceased leaves a widow and three daughters, Misses Patricia, Ursula and Claire, one son, Mr. J. B. Hibberson, and two sisters, Mrs. Cox, wife of Major Cox, of Ashfield, Sydney, and Miss Hibberson, of Randwick, Sydney. He was pre-deceased by two brothers, Joseph and William. The remains will arrive in Queanbeyan this morning, and the funeral will leave St. Gregory's Church for the Queanbeyan Cemetery at three o'clock this afternoon.   
Canberra Times, 10.5.1932, p. 2