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Fairmount Ave.  It was named for this family who owned much property at that time in the vicinity.  It probably was cut through their arm.
     Mrs. Phebe Stone Dibble, widow of Elisha, in 1816 married Abram Hickox, the noted Cleveland blacksmith.  She was his second wife, and when she died in 1839, aged 70 years, they were living at 27 Prospect Street.  She is buried by the side of Elisha Dibble in Erie Street Cemetery, near the front entrance.

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