DIBBLE ANNEX
Amelia (Dibble) Holdridge
Pedigree
(Start at generation 2, below.)
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Origin of
the surname “Dibble:”
Per a 1949 letter from Lynn Eugene
Brown: “Our ancestors were English.
[They were] known as beansetters. They used an instrument called a ‘Dibble,’ a
sort of punch-like affair for setting beans. [It] looked something like a
funnel. They established that instrument
as a symbol and their coat of arms.”
Generation
10
9 Robert Dibble
1. Biographical notes:
Born. Died .
2. Wife:
Born . Died
. Married .
3. Children:
a. Abraham Dibble: See generation 8, below.
8 Abraham Dibble
1. Biographical notes:
Born. Died .
2. Wife:
Born . Died
. Married .
3. Children:
a. Benjamin Dibble: See generation 7,
below.
7 Benjamin Dibble
1. Biographical notes:
Born. Died .
2. Wife:
Born . Died
. Married .
3. Children:
a. Abraham Dibble: See generation 6, below.
6 Abraham Dibble
1. Biographical notes:
Born. Died .
2. Wife:
Born . Died
. Married .
3. Children:
a. Eber (or Abraham,
Jr.) Dibble: See generation 5, below.
5 Abraham, Jr. (or Eber)
Dibble
1. Biographical notes:
Born 1759.
Died .
2. Wife: (?) Diboll
Born . Died
. Married Eber
Dibble on 24 December 1799.
3. Children:
a. Eber Moses
Dibble: See generation 4, below.
4 Eber Moses Dibble
1. Biographical notes:
Born 1 February 1779. Died 8 October 1862 at the family homestead
in Smithville, Chenango County, New York.
2. Wife: Amy Gains/Gaines
Born 3 July 1776 at Granby, Connecticut. Died 21 March 1864. Married Eber Dibble
on 24 December 1799.
3. Children:
a. Amy Dibble: Born 8 April 1801 at Granby, Hartford
County, Connecticut. Died 21 March 1864
b. Sally Dibble: Born 4 April 1805 at Partridgefield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts.
c. Eber Dibble: Born 6
March 1807 at Richmond. Died (8 October
?) 1862.
d. Adaline Dibble: Born 10
March 1809.
e. Hannah Dibble: Born 10 December 1811 at
Smithville, Chenango County, New York.
f. Diantha Dibble: Born 17
March 1814. Died 11 August 1857. Married (?) Warrs
of Greene, Chenango County, New York.
g. John Dibble: See generation 3, below.
h. Lurena Dibble: Born 11
December 1817.
i. Orilla Dibble: Born 7
January 1821. Died 1 April 1845.
j. Calvin Dibble: Born 15 December 1823.
k. Clarinda Dibble: Born 24 May 1826.
3 John Dibble
1. Biographical notes:
Born 26 April 1816 at Smithville, Chenango County,
New York. Died 18 November 1889/99 at
Greene, Chenango County, New York from injuries sustained in a fall.
2. Wife: Millicent/Melicent
Rowlinson/Rowlison
Born 12 November 1824/21 to Jacob and Elizabeth
(Keeler) Rowlison of Mexico, New York. Died 10 March 1911 from complications of
apoplexy (stroke). Married John Dibble
on 29 November 1840 at Oswego, New York and resided in the Tyner area of
Chenango County, New York.
3. Children:
a. Child: Born and died 13 April 1841/42.
b. Mary Elizabeth Dibble: Born 19 March 1843. Died 11 October 1843 from complications of
consumption.
c. Sarah Dibble: Born 15 August 1844. Died 21 June 1932. Married Manderville
Coles/Cowles (b. 16 Apr 1837, d. 19 Nov 1923) (referred to as: “Coles”) of
Stony Forks, Pennsylvania on 11 February 1862 and had the following children:
(1. Jessie Coles: Born 2 September 1864. Died 28 September 1941. Married Thomas Bartle on 15 December 1886 and
had the following children:
(a. Doris Bartle: Born 2 March 1898. Married Martin Neary
on 3 September 1930 and had the following child:
(1) Donald Martin Neary:
Born 1931.
(b. Manderville Bartle:
Born 1 December 1899. Married Carmen Millaren on 7 August 1930 and had the following children:
(1) Charles Thomas Bartle: Born 1935.
(2) Bruce Millarenn
Bartle: Twin. Born 1943.
(3) Barton Kendrick Bartle: Twin. Born 1943.
(2. Lula Coles: Born 3 November 1876. Married Louis Kendrick on 23 December 1896
and had the following children:
(a. Stillman Kendrick:
Born 20 August 1902. Married Nina James
on 6 October 1922 and had the following children:
(1) Louis Coles Kendrick: Born 1925.
(2) Wayne Stillman Kendrick:
Born 1927.
(b. Frances Kendrick: Born 2 May 1907. Married (1st) Elting
Knapp on 15 September 1928 and had the following children:
(1) Thurlow Elting Knapp: Born 1930.
Married Julia McNeil/McConnell and had the following son:
(a) LaRue Neil Knapp: Born
1948.
(2) Thurston Frances Knapp: Born 1931.
Frances and Elting were
divorced. Frances (Kendrick) Knapp
married (2nd) John Torpy on 16 March 1936
and had the following children:
(3) Mary Lou Torpy: Born
13 November 1937.
(4) Duane Torpy: Born 3
September 1938.
d. Orilla/Orrilla Dibble: Born 3 March 1845/46. Died 25 September 1846 from complications of hooping cough and summer complaint.
e. Amelia Dibble: See generation 2, below.
f. George Dibble: Born 11 October 1851/50. Died 9 September 1854 from complications of
summer complaint.
g. Charles Dibble: Born 30 August 1852. Died 22 September 1916 from complications of
apoplexy (stroke). Married Alice
Benedict (d. 26 Jan 1939) on 3 September 1872 and had the following children:
(1. Willard Lee Dibble: Born 7 April 1876. Married Louise Elizabeth Scott (b. 24 Jun
1876 at Binghamton, N.Y.), daughter of Marcus William and Myrtie/Myrtis (Corbett) Scott, on 12 May 1898 and had the
following children:
(a. Stanley M. Dibble: Born 13/12 March 1901. Married Erma M. Cornish and had the following
children:
(1) Doris Dibble: Born 1925. Married Benjamin O. Powell, Jr. on 19
September ?? at the First Methodist Church, Syracuse, New York.
(2) David Bruce Dibble: Born 1931. Married Jacqueline Ila
Harlenbeek, daughter of John Henion
Harlenbeek, on 29 June 1957 at the Old Dutch Church
of Kingston, New York.
(b. Stewart Dibble.
(c. Son.
(2. Bert J. Dibble: Born 2 September 1877. Died 12 December 1837. (Per Ruth Elizabeth (Bryant) Baker, Bert was
his given name, not a nickname.) Was a
Methodist, a member of the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges, and was employed as
a mortician. Married Julia R. Calph on 18 August 1897 and resided at 40 Main Street,
Binghamton, Broome County, New York.
Bert and Julia had the following children:
(a. Rita Dibble: Born 17 November 1898. Married William G. Bergmann on 10 July 1922
and had the following son:
(1) Donald Bergmann: Born 1923. Married Isabelle Dietz in 1944 and resided at
Syracuse, New York. Donald and Isabelle
had the following children:
(a) Mary Joan Bergmann: Twin. Born 1947.
(b) Margaret Jean Bergmann: Twin. Born 1947.
(2) Bernard Bergmann: Born 1924/25. Married Helen Tiffany on 1947 and resided at
Binghamton, Broome County, New York. Bernard
and Helen had the following children:
(a) Anne Marie Bergmann: Born 1947.
(b) Edward Charles Bergmann: Born 1948.
(3) Norman Bergman: Born 1925. Married Jean Ford in 1948 and resided at
Binghamton, Broome County, New York.
Norman and Jean had the following son:
(a) Karl Bergman: Born 1948.
(4) Betty Jane Bergman: Born 1929.
(5) Geraldine Bergman: Born 1935.
(b. Herman Dibble: Born 6 July 1901. Married Marian/Marion Beaty
on 1 October 1925 and resided at 805 Front Street, Binghamton, Broome County
New York. Herman and Marian had the
following daughter:
(c. Vera Ethelyn Dibble:
Born 15 March 1904. Died 2 May/June
1904.
(d. Edna Louise Dibble: Born 3 May 1909. Died 29 October 1909.
(e. Helen E. Dibble: Born 6 December 1911.
(f. Charles Dibble: Born 28 March 1916. Married Nella Joslen on 25 June 1939 and resided at Mohawk, New
York. Charles and Nella
had the following son:
(1) Brian Charles Dibble: Born 1946.
(3. Son.
(4. Elwyn/Elwin R. Dibble:
Born 8 March 1884 at Harison Valley, Pennsylvania. Married Elizabeth E. Reynolds, daughter of J.
Dennison and Elizabeth (Goss) Reynolds, on 8 September 1904 and had the
following daughter:
(a. Ruth Dibble: Born 16 October 1909. Married Alvin Hall and had the following
children:
(1) Barbara Jean Hall: Born 1934.
(2) Carlton Stewart Hall: Born 1935.
h. Fronicia/Fronicina/Fronica Dibble: Born 10
March 1855. Died 12 January 1939. Married George Seeley on 30 August 1880 and
(perhaps) resided at RD Oxford, New York.
i. Evaline “Eva” A. Dibble:
Born 4 June 1857. Died 20 November 1913
from complications of tuberculosis.
Married Albert E. Brown on 31 January 1878 and resided at McDonough,
Chenango County, New York. Eva and
Albert had the following children:
(1. Merton Albert Brown: Born 20 March 1880. Married (1st) Edith Fish on 12
July 1905 and had the following daughter:
(a. Elizabeth Brown: Born 29 May 1913. Married James Moody Turner on 12 May 1934 and
had the following daughter:
(1) Edith Jane Turner: Born 1937.
Merton Albert Brown married (2nd) Fanny Snoyer/Snover on 27 February
1946.
(2. Lynn Eugene Brown: Born 26 April 1885. Of interest, his 3 March 1949 letter was
written on Cortland State Teachers’ College stationary. Lynn married Caroline Peet
on 31 July 1908 and had the following children:
(a. Lynn Eugene Brown, Jr.: Born 11 September
1911. Married Margaret Gibbs.
(b. Marjorie Hope Brown: Born 25 September
1913. Married Frank Schirmer
and had the following children:
(1) Frank B. Schirmer: Born
1940.
(2) Carol Sue Schirmer:
Born 1942.
(c. Robert Brown: Born 1921. Married Jean Williams and had the following
son:
(1) Richard Peet Brown:
Born 1947.
j. Fred Dibble: Twin. Born 8 February 1864. Died 3 August 1947; funeral conducted at the
Lynn B. Loomis funeral home on 6 August at 2 PM, with Reverend C. L. Sprague,
Pastor of the Baptist Church, officiating; interment in Riverview
Cemetery. Fred was mentioned in the 10
September 1964 issue of the Chenango American (Greene, N.Y. newspaper) under
the Tyner items. Married (1st)
Allie Loomis on 22 October 1884. Married
(2nd) Josephine Rorapaugh in September
1934 an had a child on 3 August 1947.
k. Frank Dibble: Twin. Born 8 February 1864. Died 19 January 1933. Married Josephine Corbin on 21 October 1884.
2 Amelia Dibble:
Born 29 November 1848 at
Greene, Chenango County, New York. Died
22/21 November 1907 from complications of blood poisoning. Married Wiley A. Holdridge, generation 2 of the Holdridge Annex on 18 November 1864.
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Related notes from
Marian Biles:
a. Twins – Emily Arlene and Georgia Ellen
(Mrs. George ?immens) born 1947.
b. Rita Noreen Davidson: Born 1933 to Bernard
J. Davidson.
c. Wheeler J. Corbin had the following daughter:
Helen Marie Corbin, who married Dr. Robert Allen Anderson at the Zion Episcopal
Church, Greene, Chenango County, New York.
d. Lula (?): Born 1957 (written on a scrap of
paper).
e. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albert Wittwer announced the impending marriage of their daughter,
Cynthia Lee Wittwer, to David Charles Eldridge in
1957 at Camillus, New York.
f. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Huzarewiez
announced the impending marriage of their daughter, Cecelia Elizabeth, to Mr.
Robert William Fitzgerald in 1965 at Holy Family Church, Fairmount, New York.
g. The Dibble genealogy was being published
on 1 January 1948 in “Your Ancestors,” 452 Franklin Street, Buffalo, New York
($3 subscription per year). Two pages
per month were being published. Point of
contact: Van Buren Lamb, Jr., 520 W. 114th Street, New York City 25,
New York (grandson of Sally Dibbell of Saybrook, CT).
h. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Vachon
announced the impending marriage of their daughter, Judith Renee Vachon to Paul Stuart Knowles, Jr. in 1964 at St. Francis
Church, Wakefield, Rhode Island.
i. Newspaper clipping: “Many know where
Dibbles Corners used to be. It has
changed names since the Dibbles lived there.
But we find in the 1898 paper this auction notice: At Dibbles Corners,
two miles west of Tyner, Monday, 28 February at 10 AM – 8 good Jersey cows.”
j. From “The History of Waterbury,
Connecticut” by Henry Bronson, MD, published 1858 in Waterbury by Bronson
Brothers:
Anna
Judd: Born 16 March 1777. Married Reuben
Dibble and resided at German, Chenango County, New York. Two of their children (daughters) survived
them. Both were dead when the book was
written. Of interest, Anna’s brother, Asa Judd (b. 11 Feb 1780) married Sarah Burdick and also
resided at German.
Anna
(Judd) Dibble was the daughter of Ebenezer Judd and his 1st wife,
Anna Charles, who resided at Goshen.
Ebenezer’s 2nd wife died 1807. He married (3rd) (?) and moved to
Cornwall, Vermont, and subsequently moved to Onondaga County, New York.
Ebenezer
Judd was the son of Joseph Judd, who married Elizabeth Royce, daughter of
Robert Royce. Joseph Judd was the son of
Thomas Judd, who was the son of Lieutenant Thomas Judd, who was the son of
Deacon Thomas Judd of Farminton, Connecticut, who
emigrated to America. (also see generation 8, Para. 2 of the Fraser Annex)
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