LeRoy Dibble and Edith Martha Lockwood 

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LeRoy Dibble Born: December 16, 1883 in Eminence, Schoharie, New York Died: December 8, 1948 in Davenport Center, New York Father: Isaac Dibble Mother: Louisa Hilsinger	Roy and Edith Dibble
Edith Martha Lockwood Born: July 29, 1887 in Harpursville, New York Died: December 7, 1959 in Cranbury, New Jersey Father: David Everett (Carpenter)Lockwood Mother: Cora Lois Babcock Marriage: October 5, 1906 in Harpursville, New York Children: 3 Children
Family Stories: Roy had several jobs, bartender, and tobacco salesman for a short time, but most of his life he was a milk inspector and later a creamery foreman. Edith raised the children, loved to cook and was avidly interested in genealogy. She actually had some letters from the "famous" (for Dibbles) Van Buren Lamb, Jr. about our family line. They lived in a beautiful upstate New York home. It was right on a creek where the 6 grandchildren enjoyed swinging from a rope and jumping in. Their children lived in New York City and New Jersey and would go to "upstate" where kids and grandkids would spend many memorable times at "Nanny" and "Pappys" house. Later in life, Edith lived with her daughter in Cranbury, New Jersey.
Some of Edith's Recipes Nanny's Baked Brown Bread Nanny's Supper Gingerbread Eggless Cookies Sugar Cookies Applesauce Cake Sour Cream Cake Coffee Cake Dill Pickles Pepper Relish Sliced Pickles Pottsfield Pickles Newspaper Articles LeRoy Obituary Edith Obituary Military Service:	Nanny's Recipe for Sliced Pickles-About 100 years old
Documentations: 1910 Federal Census: Colesville, New York 1920 Federal Census: Oneonta, New York 1930 Federal Census: Davenport, New York 1940 Federal Census: Davenport Center, New York World War 1 Draft Registration Card, 1917-1918 Funeral: LeRoy: Tillapaugh Funeral Home Rev. H.W.Morgan Edith: Bookhout Funeral Home Rev. Louis van Ess Burial: Nineveh Presbyterian Cemetery, Nineveh, New York Internet:	LeRoy Dibble Grave-Nineveh Cemetery                                        Edith Dibble Grave-Nineveh Cemetery