Tree 1.
Compiled by David Vibert in Wales (glendadavid@cs.com) this Vibert tree starts in the UK in the 1600's and does not contain any old Jersey persons. The link between the head of the tree and his ancestor in Jersey is still to be found.

Tree 2.
Part of this tree was compiled by the late J Messervy and a copy is held in the Societe Jersaise Library in Jersey, and then updated by me. It dates back to 1470 in St Peter, Jersey and includes John Este Vibert and a connection  to the Dumaresq family. There are also some later generation Canadian individuals included. Contact me for this tree.

Tree 3.
This is one of two main trees starting with a Vibert born in St Ouen and in this case with John Vibert born 1610. This tree contains most of the Viberts who emigrated to Canada in the 1800's. This is a very large tree and therefore has been limited to 8 generations for the purposes of this site. Judy Weikum is the best people to contact for the Canadian element, me for the Jersey bits. The original tree goes back a few generations further but work is still ongoing and they have not been included here.

Tree 5
This tree whilst only at an early stage shows the descendants of the original John Vibert who was one of the 40 original tenants who settled Sark in 1563. The information is taken from the transcription of original sark registers from 1573 to 1654 together with other sources. Contact me for this tree. 

Tree 6
This tree contains my own family lineage and constists mainly of Viberts who stayed  in Jersey. It starts with a Phillipe Vibert born in Millais St. Ouen. Details on living individuals has been removed. Contact me for further info.

Tree 7
This tree starts with James Bibber who originated in Jersey and who's real name was James Vibert ( also know as Jacques, which French for James). The tree relates virtually exclusively to the Bibbers of the USA and the tree was kindly supplied by Paula Bibber to whom any questions on this tree should be directed.