These relate to the children of Rev. Frederick Dibblee including George Jarvis Dibblee. The information was got from the website Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, aprt from the alumni of College of New Brunswick, which came from the publication: "The Register being a list of former students and graduates of the College of New Brunswick later King's College and since 1859 the University of New Brunswick". The dates given are the date of the event.
John Dibblee William S. I. Dibblee Maria Jane Dibblee Richard Dibblee Elizabeth Dibblee (later Ketchum) Frederick Beach Dibblee George Jarvis Dibblee Henry Ebenezer Dibblee David Lewis Dibblee |
directory | 1865 | Hutchinson Directory | John Dibblee living in Woodstock; occupation: Magistrate and farmer. |
newspaper | 9 Dec 1871 | Woodstock Carleton Sentinel | d. Woodstock (Carleton Co.) 30th ult., Phebe Mott DIBBLEE w/o John DIBBLEE, Esq., age 79. |
newspaper | 29 Aug 1879 | St John Weekly Telegraph | The death is announced of one of the oldest residents of the river St. John, John DIBBLEE, Esq. who died at his residence three miles below Woodstock on Aug, 23rd at age 92. His remains were interred in the Episcopal Church yard below Woodstock on Tuesday. He came to Woodstock when only an infant and followed farming owning one of the finest intervale farms on the river. The deceased was born March 3rd, 1787. He was appointed Justice of the Peace but never held any office of emolument. |
From the website 1851 Census of New Brunswick: 1851 Census of New Brunswick, Carleton County, Woodstock Parish, page 31:
Line | FID | Surname | Givens | Sex | Relation | Age | Race | Occupation | Date of Entry |
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13 | 14149 | Dibblee | John | M | Husband | 64 | Native | Farmer J.C.P. | |
14 | 14149 | Dibblee | Phoebe | F | Wife | 57 | Native | ||
15 | 14149 | Dibblee | Frederick | M | Son | 22 | Native | ||
16 | 14149 | Dibblee | Hamilton | M | Son | 20 | Native | ||
17 | 14149 | Dibblee | William | M | Son | 16 | Native | ||
18 | 14149 | Dibblee | Nancy | F | Daughter | 18 | Native |
newspaper | 11 Nov 1874 | Woodstock Carleton Sentinel | d. Woodstock, 11 Nov 1874, William S.J. DIBBLEE s/o late Rev. F. DIBBLEE, age 86. |
newspaper | 13 Mar 1872 | Woodstock Carleton Sentinel | d. Woodstock (Carleton Co.) 13th inst., Maria L. DIBBLEE, age 81 |
newspaper | 23 Jan 1856 | Saint John Morning News | d. On her 90th birthday, at residence of her son in law, Richard DIBBLEE, Upper Woodstock (Carleton Co.), Jane GARDEN widow of William GARDEN, Esq. |
newspaper | 24 Dec 1857 | Woodstock Carleton Sentinel | m. Upper Woodstock (Carleton Co.), by Rev. John Hunter, Rev. David STOTT, Minister of Church of Scotland / Elizabeth Jane DIBBLEE d/o Richard DIBBLEE, Esq. |
cemetery | 22 Mar 1858 | Woodstock Anglican, Carleton County | DIBBLEE, Richard; Born 1794-Jul-5; Died 1858-Mar-22; Relationship 3rd s/o Rev. Fred Dibblee. |
newspaper | 22 Mar 1859 | New Brunswick Courier | d. at his residence, Woodstock (Carleton Co.) Richard DIBBLEE, Esq., age 65. |
newspaper | 7 Jan 1877 | Woodstock Carleton Sentinel | d. Sunday, at residence of C.L. KILBURN, Bay Street, Toronto, Ellen DIBBLEE widow of Richard DIBBLEE, Woodstock, N.B., 87th year. |
From the website 1851 Census of New Brunswick: 1851 Census of New Brunswick, Carleton County, Woodstock Parish, page 8:
Line | FID | Surname | Givens | Sex | Relation | Age | Race | Occupation | Date of Entry |
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13 | 11258 | Dibblee | R? | M | Father | 56 | Native | Farmer | |
14 | 11258 | Dibblee | Mrs | F | Wife | 58 | Native | ||
15 | 11258 | Dibblee | E. G | F | Daughter | 23 | Native | ||
16 | 11258 | Dibblee | W F | M | Son | 21 | Native | ||
17 | 11258 | Garden | Mrs | F | Mother | 85 | American | Widow | 1781 |
newspaper | 17 Oct 1895 | St. Andrews Beacon | W.O. Raymond who has been writing the local history of Carleton in the columns of 'The Dispatch' has this to say respecting the Ketchum family ... Charles Ketchum was born in Norwalk, Conn. in the year 1770. He married Elizabeth DIBBLEE, the eldest child of Rev. Frederick DIBBLEE and this circumstance led to his moving to Woodstock about the year 1810 and settling on the farm now owned by his son, Major John D. KETCHUM which had been given up by Rev. F. Dibblee to his daughter as a marriage portion. In politics Charles was one of the tories of the olden time, a firm upholder of Church and State and the uncompromising anything that bordered on republicanism. He and his children after him were staunch supporters of the parish church at Woodstock and to it their gifts have been neither few nor small. Charles Ketchum survived his wife some twenty years and died March 14, 1856, aged 85 years. |
alumni | 1822 | College of New Brunswick | Dibblee, Frederick B. entered from Woodstock, N.B. |
alumni | 1830 | College of New Brunswick | Dibblee, Frederick B. B.A. |
cemetery | 5 Oct 1861 | Woodstock Anglican, Carleton County | Elizabeth, w/o Frederick B, Died 1861-Oct-5; Age 70 Years. |
cemetery | 1874 | Woodstock Anglican, Carleton County | DIBBLEE, Frederick B; Born 1798; Died 1874; h/o Elizabeth. |
newspaper | 18 Jan 1874 | Woodstock Carleton Sentinel | d. Woodstock, Frederick B. DIBBLEE, age 76, s/o late Rev. Frederick DIBBLEE. |
From the website 1851 Census of New Brunswick: 1851 Census of New Brunswick, Carleton County, Woodstock Parish, page 32:
Line | FID | Surname | Givens | Sex | Relation | Age | Race | Occupation | Date of Entry |
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5 | 14241 | Dibblee | Frederick B | M | Husband | 54 | Native | Farmer | |
6 | 14241 | Dibblee | Elizabeth | F | Wife | 57? | Native | ||
7 | 14241 | Dibblee | Livingston | M | Son | 21 | Native | ||
8 | 14241 | Dibblee | John | M | Son | 14 | Native | ||
9 | 14241 | Erskin | Margaret | F | 24 | Irish | Servant | 1850 | |
10 | 14241 | Annet | Mary A. | F | 15 | Native | |||
11 | 14241 | Chandler | Jane | F | Lodger | 40 | Native | ||
12 | 14241 | Spears | Samuel | M | 30 | Native | Servant |
newspaper | 22 Dec 1825 | New Brunswick Royal Gazette | m. Woodstock (Carleton Co.) 22nd ult., by Rev. F. Dibblee, George J. DIBBLEE, Esq., Barrister at Law / Elizabeth KETCHUM second d/o Major KETCHUM. |
newspaper | 22 Jul 1827 | St John City Gazette | d. Fredericton (York Co.) 22nd inst., age 24, Elizabeth DIBBLEE w/o G.J. DIBBLEE, Esq. and d/o Richard KETCHUM, Esq. |
newspaper | 31 Aug 1848 | St JohnNew Brunswick Courier | d. Fredericton (York Co.) Friday eve., Susannah Mary DIBBLEE w/o George J. DIBBLEE, Esq., Barrister at Law and fifth d/o late Thos. WETMORE, formerly Attorney General, age 42. |
newspaper | 12 Nov 1850 | Woodstock Carleton Sentinel | m. Tuesday, St. Paul's Church, Portland, by Rev. W. H. Shore, George J. DIBBLEE, Barrister at Law / Jane PETERS d/o Hon. Charles J. PETERS, formerly H.M. Attorney General. |
directory | 1867 | Hutchinson Directory | George J. Dibblee living in Queen Street, Fredericton; occupation: barrister n clerk |
directory | 1871 | Lovell Directory | George J. Dibblee living in Fredericton; occupation: Notary & Clerk of Peace |
newspaper | 22 Jan 1877 | St John Daily News | d. Fredericton, 22nd Jan., George J. DIBBLEE, Barrister-at-Law, age 76. [They got his age wrong!] |
newspaper | 16 Mar 1886 | St John Daily Telegraph | d. At residence of Dr. PETERS, Carleton (St. John), Jane DIBBLEE relict of George DIBBLEE, Esq., Fredericton (York Co.) Funeral Friday morn. on arrival of train from St. John. |
Here is the second wedding of George Jarvis Dibblee.
This is from the website 1851 Census of New Brunswick. George Jarvis Dibblee has his middle initial wrong and the family name spelled Dibbler - these might be transcription errors.
1851 Census of New Brunswick, York County, Fredericton City, page 117:
Line | FID | Surname | Givens | Sex | Relation | Age | Race | Occupation | Date of Entry | Remarks |
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1 | 23481 | Dibbler | George I | M | Head | 50 | Native | Barrister | Birth | Tenant |
2 | 23481 | Dibbler | Jane | F | Wife | 43 | Native | Birth | ||
3 | 23481 | Dibbler | Emma W | F | Daughter | 20 | Native | Birth | ||
4 | 23481 | Dibbler | Mary | F | Daughter | 18 | Native | Birth | ||
5 | 23481 | Dibbler | Sophia J B | F | Daughter | 16 | Native | Birth | ||
6 | 23481 | Dibbler | Elizabeth | F | Daughter | 15 | Native | Birth | ||
7 | 23481 | Dibbler | Frederick L | M | Son | 13 | Native | Birth | ||
8 | 23481 | Dibbler | Thomas W | M | Son | 11 | Native | Birth | ||
9 | 23481 | Dibbler | Cashalin H | F | Daughter | 9 | Native | Birth | ||
10 | 23481 | Dibbler | Grace Haily | F | Daughter | 7 | Native | Birth | ||
11 | 23481 | Dibbler | Sarah P | F | Daughter | 5 | Native | Birth | ||
12 | 23481 | Slavin | Patrick | M | Servant | 30 | Irish | Servant | 1846 | |
13 | 23481 | McEwing | Nancy | F | Servant | 25 | Irish | Servant | 1846 | |
14 | 23481 | Ryan | Jane | F | Servant | 20 | Native | Servant | Birth | |
15 | 23481 | Bannon | Barney | M | Servant | 14 | Native | Servant | Birth |
directory | 1865 | Hutchinson Directory | Henry Dibblee living in Woodstock; occupation: Custom house officer & Fa[rmer?] |
directory | 1867 | Hutchinson Directory | Henry Dibblee living in Main Cor Maple [Street], Woodstock; occupation: Custom house officer |
cemetery | 28 May 1883 | Woodstock Anglican, Carleton County | DIBBLEE, Henry E; died 28 May 1883; aged 81 years; relationship: wife Nancy A. |
newspaper | May 28 1883 | Saint John Daily Telegraph | Our Woodstock (Carleton Co.) correspondent telegraphs us that Henry DIBBLEE, Esq. of that town died at his residence yesterday morn, from paralysis. He was born in 1800 [wrong!]. In 1825 he was appointed Deputy Provincial Treasurer and held the office until after Confederation when he was appointed Collector of Customs. |
From the website 1851 Census of New Brunswick: 1851 Census of New Brunswick, Carleton County, Woodstock Parish, page 31:
Line | FID | Surname | Givens | Sex | Relation | Age | Race | Occupation | Date of Entry |
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1 | 14148 | Dibblee | Henry E | M | Husband | 49 | Native | Farmer | |
2 | 14148 | Dibblee | Charlott | F | Wife | 34 | Native | ||
3 | 14148 | Dibblee | Dealia | F | Daughter | 20 | Native | ||
4 | 14148 | Dibblee | Henry W | M | Son | 19 | Native | ||
5 | 14148 | Dibblee | Charles F R | M | Son | 5 | Native | ||
6 | 14148 | Dibblee | Margaret | F | Daughter | 4 | Native | ||
7 | 14148 | Dibblee | Edmond | M | Son | 1 | Native | ||
8 | 14148 | Dibblee | M J | F | Sister | 58 | Native | ||
9 | 14148 | Dibblee | D L | M | Brother | 46 | Native | Barister? MPP | |
10 | 14148 | McFagan | Catherine | F | 20 | Irish | Servant | 1849 | |
11 | 14148 | Power | Margaret | F | 9 | Irish | Servant | 1843 | |
12 | 14148 | McGlyn | Peter | M | 37 | Irish | Servant | 1841 |
alumni | 1828 | College of New Brunswick | Dibblee, David Lewis entered from Woodstock, N.B., 1828. |
alumni | 1832 | College of New Brunswick | Dibblee, David Lewis, B.A. |
alumni | 6 Feb 1836 | College of New Brunswick | Dibblee, David Lewis admitted Attorney-at-Law |
alumni | 11 Feb 1837 | College of New Brunswick | Dibblee, David Lewis, Barrister-at-Law |
newspaper | Oct. 1 1880 | Saint John Daily Telegraph | David Louis DIBBLEE, barrister, usually known as Col. DIBBLE, died at 3 o'clock this afternoon, 75th year, one of the oldest inhabitants of Woodstock. |
The 1851 census shows that David Lewis Dibblee was living with his brother Henry Ebenezer Dibblee in 1851.
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