I visited Poplar Grove Cemetery and found an Estella Lybolt Travis in a plot which I believe has the Shoemaker-Cabrey monument. I find that Estella was sister of Clinton Lybolt and daughter of Mamie Brown & Adelbert Lybolt (who are also buried in this plot.) Estella's dates are 14 July 1913 - 17 Nov 1977.
Does anyone have any information on what Travis Estella married? Does anyone know of descendants of this Lybolt family? Someone does have plastic flowers at the grave, so I'm sure there is family remaining.
BTW - Schoonmaker was the maiden name of my George Travis' mother. Know nothing of the Cabrey, though.
Thank you!

I do not know who Estella Lybolt Travis married. I do know however, her siblings and her Lybolt ancestry going back to 1763. If this is of interest to you, email me at ctavery207@aol.com I am trying to find out who William E. Lybolt's parents were. William was born about 1815 and lived in Bethel, Sullivan County, NY. If you have any additional info on the lybolt name, I would be interested.

My interest is in the TRAVIS surname.

(Obit) Estella Lybolt Travis died 17 Nov 1977 in Summitville. She was born 14 July 1913 in Summitville, daughter of Adelbert & Mamie Brown Lybolt. Survivors include her husband, Roswell Travis; a son Gordon of Summitville; two daughters, Marie Tremblay of Summitville & Iris Tremblay of New York State; five sisters, Mrs. Iris Sheeley of Summitville, Mrs. Lena Morris of Rock Hill, Mrs. Rea Young of Slate Hill, Mrs. Florence Smith of Napanoch, & Mrs. Julia Hornbeck of Wawarsing. Services by Rev. Robt. Pinto at VanInwegen-Gray Funeral Home, Wurtsboro. Burial in Poplar Grove cemetery, Phillipsport.
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From SSDI: Roswell Travis b 8 Apr 1912 d Oct 1979. Residence Summitville; last benefit, Liberty. Worked on RR, SSN issued prior to 1951.
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Anyone know of the Roswell Travis, parentage and where he might be buried?

Researching a Cabrey (aka Carberry/Cabery) family that went from Northern Ireland Ireland to MA in 1884 then to Syracuse, NY (just after 1900). Not sure mine connect to this Cabrey monument you mention, nor do I know how far away Sullivan county is to Syracuse, but thought I would put it out there.