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Sibley and his wife, the former Pamela Patterson (born ca. 1948), married in 1970.  She is the daughter of Jack Patterson, a former track coach at Baylor and the University of Texas and athletic director at Baylor  from 1970 to 1980. The couple has a daughter, ​Rachel Sibley Reid of Waco, and two sons, David McAdams "Adam" Sibley Jr. (born 1977), and Jonathan Sibley (born 1980). "Adam" Sibley was s elected without opposition as the Criminal District Attorney of the three-county 220th judicial district that includes  Bosque, Hamilton and Comanche counties, A former assistant DA, he resides in Clifton in Bosque County.

Sibley and his wife, the former Pamela Patterson (born ca. 1948), married in 1970.  She is the daughter of Jack Patterson, a former track coach at Baylor and the University of Texas and athletic director at Baylor  from 1970 to 1980. The couple has a daughter, ​Rachel Sibley Reid of Waco, and two sons, David McAdams "Adam" Sibley Jr. (born 1977), and Jonathan Sibley (born 1980). "Adam" Sibley was s elected without opposition as the Criminal District Attorney of the three-county 220th judicial district that includes  Bosque, Hamilton and Comanche counties, A former assistant DA, he resides in Clifton in Bosque County.

Jonathan Sibley is a criminal defense attorney in Waco.<ref name=cook/> In 2008, he ran unsuccessfully in the Republican primary for the District 56 seat in the Texas House of Representatives against the incumbent Charles "Doc" Anderson.<ref>Texas Secretary of State, Republican Primary Election Returns, March 4, 2008.</ref> The younger Sibley first said that he would if nominated and elected support conservative Republican [[Speaker]] [[Tom Craddick]] of [[Midland]] in the 2009 race for presiding officer. Jonathan Sibley then declared his opposition to Craddick after Craddick directed large sums of money to Anderson, a staunch Craddick ally. Nevertheless in 2009, Craddick was unseated by Moderate Republican [[Joe Straus]] of San Antonio, who has since left the state House. Craddick, however, is still the senior member of the state House, with service dating to 1969.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.statesman.com/news/content/region/legislature/stories/08//24//0824sibley.html|title=Jonathan Sibley Says Race Is Not About House Speaker Politics|date=August 24, 2007|publisher=''The Austin American-Statesman|accessdate=September 25, 2010}}</ref>​

Jonathan Sibley is a criminal defense attorney in Waco.<ref name=cook/> In 2008, he ran unsuccessfully in the Republican primary for the District 56 seat in the Texas House of Representatives against the incumbent Charles "Doc" Anderson.<ref>Texas Secretary of State, Republican Primary Election Returns, March 4, 2008.</ref> The younger Sibley first said that he would if nominated and elected support conservative Republican [[Speaker]] [[Tom Craddick]] of [[Midland]] in the 2009 race for presiding officer. Jonathan Sibley then declared his opposition to Craddick after Craddick directed large sums of money to Anderson, a staunch Craddick ally. Nevertheless in 2009, Craddick was unseated by Moderate Republican [[Joe Straus]] of San Antonio, who has since left the state House. Craddick, however, is still the senior member of the state House, with service dating to 1969.<ref>"Jonathan Sibley Says Race Is Not About House Speaker Politics," ''The Austin American-Statesman,'' August 24, 2007.</ref>

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