Philbin Family Group Sheet
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Husband: Patrick Philbin
born: Dec 25, 1815             place: Ireland  
marr: St. Peter Chapel, Broad St, Birmingham, England
(piece of paper signed by: John O'Connor, Catholic Preist)
died: Dec 24, 1899             place: Atoka, Oklahoma
buried: West View cemetary     place: Atoka
 
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Wife: Katherine Bailey Philbin
born: Nov 1, 1831              place: 
died: Feb 12, 1883             place: Atoka, Oklahoma
buried: West View cemetary     place: Atoka 
 
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Known Children 
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#1 William Philbin

born: June 19, 1863/4        Buck Street, Birmingham, England 
marr:                         
died: Jan 13, 1884           Atoka, Oklahoma
buried: West View cemetary   Atoka 
 
*note - Bible states he was born in 1864 / 
cemetary index states 1863
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#2 Patrick Philbin

born: Jan 26, 1869           Buck Street, Birmingham, England
marr:                        
died: Feb 11, 1883           Atoka, Oklahoma
buried: West View cemetary   Atoka 
 
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#3 Micheal Philbin

born: May 26, 1872           Tannersville, Jenings co, Indiana 
marr: March 2, 1895          Atoka, Oklahoma
died: Jan 29, 1950           Alex, Oklahoma
buried: Holy Name cemetary   Chickasha, Oklahoma


spouse: Minnie Elizabeth Copeland
born: March 14, 1879         Franklin, Kentucky 
died: Dec 18, 1957           Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
buried: Holy Name cemetary   Chickasha
Father: John Lafayette Copeland (L.G.)
Mother: Elizabeth Suttle Copeland
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This information comes from family records (prayer book/Bible) as well as cemetary records.

It is believed that there was at least one other child - Micheal Philbin spoke of a sister.