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The Right Rev. Dr. James Ibbetson was the son of Ebenezer Ibbetson, born to a trading family at Leeds, Yorkshire, who became a London salter and founder of a textile firm in 1727. Ebenezer Ibbetson married Catherine Levett, the daughter of Francis Levett, who operated the trading firm Sir Richard Levett & Co., along with his brother Sir Richard Levett, Lord Mayor of London. Several family members went into the family textile business, including Ebenezer's son John Ibbetson, who became a factor at Livorno, Italy.[1]
References "Notes and Queries". Books.google.com. 1870. p. 455. Retrieved 2016-04-27., Joan S. Clemens. "IBBETSON, James". Pitts.emory.edu. Retrieved 2016-04-27.