Mr. REBENSTOCK m. Sibilla and had children: 
1. Johannes (John) REBENSTOCK b. ca. 1680; d. 1745 Cresham, Philadelphia Co., PA1
2. Sibilla REBENSTOCK b. ca. 1682; m.1 Hendrich (Henry) TIBBEN;8 m. 2. -?-;12
3. Gartrud van RUBENSTOCK b. ca. 1684; bur. 31 Aug. 1699 Philadelphia, PA13
4. Peter RUBENSTOCK b. ca. 1686; bur. 11 Sep. 1699 Philadelphia, PA13

Two children, of Sybilla, those being Gartrud and Peter were buried days apart 
in Philadelphia, and their burials were recoded in a section of the Philadelphia
Friends (Quaker) Monthly Meeting in a section for burials who were not Friends. 
While those could be for two children of the daughter Sibilla that she had before
she married Henry Tibben, it is thought Gertrud and Peter were siblings to Johannes
and Sibilla, and an older Sibilla was the mother of all four. They probably immigrated
as a family, with Sibilla's husband either having died before the immigration, which
event may have prompted the immigration, or died on the voyage. 

Johanis REBENSTOCK on 1 March 1702 purchased jointly with Henrich TIBBEN
200 acres in Germantown, Philadelphia County, PA.1 In 1711 Johannis
REVENSTOCK was a member of the Whitemarsh Church, as was also Sibillae
REVENSTOCK, wife of Hendrick TIBBEN.8  It is believed that John and Sibilla
REVENSTOCK were brother and sister.  

John REBENSTOCK was closely associated with several families that immigrated from
M lheim on the Ruhr, in present day Germany, very near the border of Holland. 
Among those immigrants from M lheim were his brother-in-law Henry TIBBEN
[T BBEN] and Dirk JANSEN.  Neither the baptism or marriage of Henrick
TIBBEN/T BBEN or any records of REBENSTOCK are found in the church
records there.

Dirk JANSEN wrote his will in 1709, and made Henry TIBBEN one his executors, and
Johanes (x) REBENSTOCK was a witness.9 Henry TIBBEN's will was written on
23 March 1712/3.10  His wife Sibilla was the executrix, and Johannes (x) REBENSTOCK
was a witness to the will.  His widow Sibilla remarried about 1720.11

In 1709 as Johannes REBANSTOCK he was naturalized with a long list of other men,
including Henry TUBBEN.2  

John RABENSTOCK died at Cresham, Philadelphia County about 1745.3 The name of
his wife is unknown, but they were the parents of two children.

John REBENSTOCK had children born at Germantown, Philadelphia Co., PA:
1. Derick REBENSTOCK3 born say 1710;6 unmarried; d. Nov. 17454 Germantown,
   Philadelphia Co., PA
2. Sibilla REBENSTOCK3 born say 1715;7 m. Stephen5 GREIFF4 [GREIF] ca. 1735;
   d. between 20 Oct. 17423 and 7 Sep. 1745,4 PA


1. Philadelphia Co., PA deeds D61:176-178.
2. State of Pennsylvania, Minutes of the Provincial Council of Pennsylvania,
   (Harrisburg: Theophilus Fenn, 1838), II, p. 514 [image 517/665].
3. John Rabenstock will, Philadelphia Co., PA wills H:37-38.
   John Rabenstock will transcription.
4. Derick Rabenstock (alias Ravenstock) will, Philadelphia Co., PA wills H:76-78.
   His will was written 7 Sep. 1745, with a codicil on 11 Nov. 1745, and proved on
   20 Nov. 1745.  In his will he named the "three children of my deceased Sister
   Sibilla," they being Eve, Sarah, and Magdelena Greiff.
5. Stephen Griff original will transcription [signed Greif], York County Archives, York Co., PA.
   Stephen Griffe will, York Co., PA wills B:44-45.
6. Landholders of Philadelphia County, 1734.
   Dirick Rebinstok of age to own 50 acres in 1734.
7. Estimate from second daughter Sarah known to have been born in 1738.
8. Henry S. Dotterer, Historical Notes Relating to the Pennsylvania Reformed
   Church, (Philadelphia: Perkiomen Publishing Company, 1900), p. 40. [image 135/464]
9. Dirk Jansen, Sr. will, Philadelphia Co., PA wills C:187-188.
10. Henry Tibben will, Philadelphia Co., PA wills C:338-339.
11. Collections of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, Vol. 245, Records of
    the Orphans' Court of Philadelphia 1716-1755, (Philadelphia: Genealogical
    Society of Pennsylvania, 1910), 34, FHL microfilm 0,384,827.
    Petition of John TIBBEN and Gertrude TIBBEN, minor children of Henry TIBBEN.
    The widow Sibilla had lately remarried to [blank].
12. Collections of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, Vol. 245, Records of the
    Orphans' Court of Philadelphia 1716-1755 (Philadelphia: Genealogical Society of
    Pennsylvania, 1910), p. 34, FHL Microfilm 384827.
      1720 petition of John Tibben and Gertrude Tibben, minor children of Henry Tibben.
      The widow Sibilla had lately remarried to [blank]
13. U.S., Quaker Meeting Records 1681-1935, Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Births and
    Burials, 1686-1807, p. 418.
       Gartrud van Rubenstock burial, 31 day [6 month [August] 1699 Daughter to Sibilla
          van Rubenstock
       Peter Rubenstock burial, 11 day 7 Month [September] Son [to] Sibilla Rubenstock