Ruby C. Thresher was the daughter of Fred M. Thresher and Julia A. Stone as supported by the evidence of census records and Stone family reunions. She was born in Prescott, Massachusetts, one of the towns that was disincorporated to create the Quabbin reservoir in central Massachusetts, USA. She married Howard Harvey Dickinson in another of those towns, Enfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. They were married on July 11, 1909. They had a daughter Thelma and a son Harvey born twelve years apart in a third town now under Quabbin, Greenwich, Massachusetts, USA. When they left the Swift River Valley to make way for the reservoir they made their home in nearby Belchertown, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA. Her son became an active member of historical societies that valued the history of central Massachusetts.
Ruby C. Thresher was the daughter of Fred M. Thresher and Julia A. Stone as supported by the evidence of census records and Stone family reunions. She was born in Prescott, Massachusetts, one of the towns that was disincorporated to create the Quabbin reservoir in central Massachusetts, USA. She married Howard Harvey Dickinson in another of those towns, Enfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. They were married on July 11, 1909. They had a daughter Thelma and a son Harvey born twelve years apart in a third town now under Quabbin, Greenwich, Massachusetts, USA. When they left the Swift River Valley to make way for the reservoir they made their home in nearby Belchertown, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA. Her son became an active member of historical societies that valued the history of central Massachusetts.
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