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William L Dibble

BirthJune 1814 - Herkimer County, New York, USA
Death4 July 1883 - Randolph, Columbia, Wisconsin, USA
MotherFRANCES WILSON
FatherFyler Dibblee

Born in Herkimer County, New York, USA on June 1814 to Fyler Dibblee and FRANCES WILSON. William L Dibble married Sarah McQueen and had 10 children. He passed away on 4 July 1883 in Randolph, Columbia, Wisconsin, USA.

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Fyler Dibblee
1779 - 1841
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Frances Wilson
1789 - 1879
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Sarah Mcqueen
1816 - Unknown
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James Weston Dibble
1835 - 1912
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Eugene Dibble
1856 - 1910
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William Perry Dibble
1830 - 1892
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Frederick H Dibble
1860 - 1921
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Charles Alphonzo Dibble
1842 - 1899
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Fayette George Zellman Dibble
1846 - 1895
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Orville Clarence Dibble
1844 - 1887
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Rocelia Dibble
1848 - Unknown
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Wallace William Dibble
1840 - Unknown
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Franklin Dibble
1853 - 1923

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