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John Dibden

Birthabt 1750 - Bramshaw, Wiltshire
DeathNov 1829 - Whiteparish, Wiltshire
MotherCatherine Knowlton
FatherJohn Dibden

Born in Bramshaw, Wiltshire on abt 1750 to John Dibden and Catherine Knowlton. John Dibden married Mary Whitlock and had 12 children. He passed away on Nov 1829 in Whiteparish, Wiltshire.

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Parents
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John Dibden
1720 - 1780
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Catherine Knowlton
1730 - 1813
Spouse(s)
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Mary Whitlock
1760 - 1779
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Hannah Painter
Unknown - Unknown
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Rebecca (Becky) Fry
1756 - 1783
Children Show all
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Sarah Dibden
1779 - 1779
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Elizabeth Dibden
1797 - Unknown
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Hannah Dibden
1802 - 1881
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Joseph Dibden
1785 - 1866
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John Painter Aka Dibden
1773 - 1842
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John Dibden
1799 - Unknown
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Harriet Dibden
1805 - Unknown
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Mary Dibden
1795 - 1816
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James Painter Dibden
1781 - Unknown
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William Dibden
1786 - 1807
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Henry Dibden
Unknown - 1797
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Sarah Dibden
1788 - 1868

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