Zibiah Cornelius Dalrymple was the seventh known child and third daughter born to William David Dalrymple (1822 – 1903) and Lucy Artimesia David (1838 – 1904).

In the 1880 census Zibiah's parents, 54 year old David and 41 year old Lucy A, were living on a farm, dwelling 72, family 79 in Enumeration District 26 of Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia. David was a farmer assisted by his 13 year old son William M; Lucy and her daughter from a previous marriage, 20 year old Emma Carson, cared for the home and the children. Of the children, 9 year old John F was the only child noted to be At School. While David was born in South Carolina, the rest of the family was born in Georgia. The household consisted of David as Head, his 41 year old wife Lucy A, 13 year old son William M, 11 year old daughter Lula J, 10 year old daughter Lucy L, 9 year old son John F, 4 year old son Thomas A, 2 year daughter Zibia C, 1 year old son Job C, and 20 year old stepdaughter Emma A Carson.

In the 1900 census the family lived on the family farm located in Enumeration District 28 in Carnesville, General Militia District 264, Franklin County, Georgia. They were listed as dwelling 258, family 274 and farm 259 of the Farm Schedule. The household consisted of 84 year old David Dalyrapple (Dalymple) who was noted to be the owner of the home and farmland without a mortgage and landlord; his 61 year old wife; his 28 year old son John who was noted as Farmer, paying rent for farm 259 of the Farm Schedule; 24 year old son Thomas also noted as Farmer, paying rent for farm 260 of the Farm Schedule; 23 year old daughter Zibiah; 21 year old son John, also noted as Farmer, paying rent for farm 261 of the Farm Schedule; and 19 year old son Guy, listed as Farm Laborer. Lucy was the mother of eleven children with eleven living at the time of the census. David was the only family member not born in Georgia. All members of the household were able to read and write.

In 1902 the 25 year old Zibiah Cornelius Dalrymple married 25 year old William John LeCroy, Jr, also of Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia. Over the coming years the couple would have twelve known children, 7 sons and 5 daughters.

In the 1910 census, William J and his family were living on their farm located on Unity School Road in Enumeration District 46, 812 Stranges District, Franklin County, Georgia. His were dwelling 155 and family 156 in the Census Enumeration. William LeCroy paid rent for the farmland which was #150 on the Farm Schedule. The LeCroy household consisted of 32 year old William J LeCroy, his 32 year old wife Zibiah C, 7 year old son Hiram D, 6 year old son William D, 3 year son old Hoyt J, 16 month old daughter Winnie P, and 3 month old Beulah Z. Zibiah was the mother of five children with five living at the time of the census. William John was listed as a farmer on a general farm, working on his own account. Both William and his wife were able to read and write; the two older children had attended school at some time since Sep 1909. His brother Thomas' widow Huldy E lived on a nearby farm with their children 13 year old Eunice M, 10 year old Claudie P, 9 year old Willie C, 6 year old Ruth E, and 4 year old Clarence P.

In the 12 Sep 1918 WWI Draft Registration William John LeCroy living in Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia. His DOB was listed as 23 June 1877. He was engaged in farming, working for himself at RFD #1, Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia. His nearest relative was his wife Zibiah LeCroy. He was described as being of Medium Height, Medium Build, with Dark Blue Eyes and Black Hair. No Physical Disability was noted. He registered at the Local Board in Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia. He did not have to participate in WWI.

In 1920 William J lived with his family in Enumeration District 46 of Stranges District 812, Franklin County, Georgia. He paid rent for the farmland and his home place listed as dwelling 31, family 34, and farm #40 of the Farm Schedule. The household consisted of 42 year old William J as Head, his 42 year old wife Zibiah C, 17 year old son Hiram D, 15 year old son William D, 12 year old son Hoyt J, 11 year old daughter Pauline W, 9 year old daughter Beulah Z, 8 year old daughter Minnie L, 5 year old daughter Lucy E, and 2 9/12 year old daughter Ossie H. All members of the family were born in Georgia, everyone except young Ossie H were able to read and write, and all of the children except Ossie had attended school at some time since Sep 1919. William John was a farmer, working on his own account on a general farm.

By 1930 William John and Ziliah (Zibiah) LeCroy had added three more children to their family: Roscoe, Arzo, and Otto. Their farm was in Enumeration District 60-3 of the Militia District 264 in Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia. Their's was dwelling 126, family 127 and #99 of the Farm Schedule. The household consisted of 52 year old John LeCroy as Head, his 53 year old wife Ziliah, 21 year old son Hort (Hoyt), 20 year old Beulah, 18 year old daughter Minnie, 15 year old daughter Eurilla, 13 year old daughter Ossie, twin sons 9 year old Roscoe and Arzo, and 6 year old son Otto. All household members except for the three youngest children were able to read and write; and except for 21 year old Hoyt and the youngest Otto, all of the children had attended school at some time since Sep 1929.

On April 14, 1947, Zibiah Cornelius Dalrymple LeCroy died in Franklin County, Georgia. She was buried in the New Bethel Cemetery in Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia.