Lynna, These ad's don't work. Which Gibsons are you looking for. Jerry D. Warren [email protected]
One has to take in account variations of spelling, however good intentioned the name givers were. Here are some possibilities: Ishma: one of the sons of Etam, a leader from the tribe of Judah and brother to Jazreel (1Chron.4:3) Ishmael: first born of Isaac and Hagar (Gen. 16) 2. a Benjamite and third of 6 sons of Azel, descendant of Saul (1Chron. 8:38) 3. leader of a tribe of Judah afn father of Zebadiah (2Chron. 19:11) Ishmaiah: one of he warriors who deserted Sual to join David at Kiklag. (1Chron. 12:3) 2. the administrator over Zebulun and a leader of his tribe during the reign of King David (2Chron. 12:3) Ismakiah: One of the Levites who were supervisors of the tithes. (2Chron. 31:13). Source: The Complete Who's Who in the Bible by Paul D. Gardne, editor Hope this helps. I am a former Christian Ed. Director. Brigitte
Isom English: variant of Isham. Isham English: habitational name from a place in Northamptonshire named Isham, from the river name Ise (of Celtic origin) + Old English ham homestead or hamm promontory or enclosure hemmed in by water. Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4 Jeffrey -- Jeffrey B. Gibson, D.Phil. (Oxon) 1500 W. Pratt Blvd. Chicago, Illinois e-mail [email protected]
I checked my Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible, has every word in the Bible in it, neither name is in there anywhere. Mary Lyn -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Harald S. Gibson Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 6:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GIBSON] Isom and Isham The recent listings about Gibsons in Arkansas mention the given names Isom and Isham. My grandfather was Isom Marion Gibson, and HIS grandfather was Isham Gibson. Both were educated and preachers, so I don't think misspelling was involved. Isham was born in KY in 1803, moved to Illinois. Isom was born in Illinois. (Neither of them involved Arkansas.) I had always thought those names were biblical. But I just checked around and googled and found neither one in any Biblical listings. One source said Isham, and its spelling Isom, both come from Anglo-Saxon usage in Northamponshire. I do notice that both have been used as surnames. So, the names seemed to have some importance among the Gibsons, although in my lines I can't find any others before them. Does anyone have any knowledge of these names? Hal Gibson To post a message to the list, send it to [email protected] Quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the rest of any other messages from your reply. CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE to the content of your reply. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Links to search and browse the archives, or unsub/sub, are at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/GIBSON.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
The recent listings about Gibsons in Arkansas mention the given names Isom and Isham. My grandfather was Isom Marion Gibson, and HIS grandfather was Isham Gibson. Both were educated and preachers, so I don't think misspelling was involved. Isham was born in KY in 1803, moved to Illinois. Isom was born in Illinois. (Neither of them involved Arkansas.) I had always thought those names were biblical. But I just checked around and googled and found neither one in any Biblical listings. One source said Isham, and its spelling Isom, both come from Anglo-Saxon usage in Northamponshire. I do notice that both have been used as surnames. So, the names seemed to have some importance among the Gibsons, although in my lines I can't find any others before them. Does anyone have any knowledge of these names? Hal Gibson
I am looking for Merna Irene Gibson b. Elwood Nebrasak 1904 d. in oklahoma 1974 family to find out if she had any brother's or sister's her fatheer's name is Joesph Gibson I don't know her mothers name or any of her great grandparents name or she married Guy Alfred Runnles in Holyoak Colorado. Lived most of her live in Fleming and Sterling Colorado until she moved in with her Daughter and moved to Okllahmoa she has passed away and now is buried by her husband in Colorado Cindy (Harris) Matney
Is anyone out there connected to John Henry Gibson (1887 - 1945) of Ehrhardt, Bamberg County, SC son of Henry Elye(1852-1923) and Nancy Ann (George) Gibson(1866-1936)? All in the Bamberg County area of SC. Surely hope so! Best regards, Ann Parkinson --- glynda gibson <[email protected]> wrote: > son they were from spartanburg s,c, and al. any > connection i live > in little rock, ar. > > > To post a message to the list, send it to > [email protected] > Quote only the specific message to which you are > replying, removing the rest of any other messages > from your reply. > CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE to the content of your > reply. > ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > Links to search and browse the archives, or > unsub/sub, are at > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/GIBSON.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to [email protected] with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Bored stiff? Loosen up... Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games. http://games.yahoo.com/games/front
In a message dated 1/21/2007 10:40:14 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: He was the baby born in 1894. His parents were James F. Gibson and Amanda J. Cole Gibson. I found their marriage licence in Jackson County Ar. Hi The information I have, shared by other researchers, is James F. Gibson born Sept 23, 1849 died December 7, 1898 -- son of William Gibson and Mary Buster from Strawberry Twp, Lawrence Co., Arkansas. William was born in Missouri. The 1829 tax list shows a Samuel and William paying taxes in Lawrence County. I don't know of a connection to my Gibson family but in a desperate search for parents or siblings of my William Gibson married 1835 in Scott Co., Va., I have tried to follow all the Gibsons in Scott County. I'm not sure how or if Samuel and William might tie in to the Scott County Gibsons but I know of two other families from Scott County that removed to Strawberry Twp, Lawrence Co., Arkansas and were neighbors of these families. One was the Henry- Nevil Wayland family from Scott County -- think the mother was Kezziah Gibson as the Wayland land in Scott County mentioned land set aside for James Gibson. There is a will for Thomas Gibson in Henry Co., Va., that mentions his daughter Kezziah Gibson and I suspect she is same as Scott County, but no proof. Another family I suspect was from Scott County that went to Strawberry Twp., was the Absolom Goins family. Some of these families left Virginia early and went on to Indiana, Missouri etc. I'm not sure but the oldest I found was Samuel Gibson born abt 1770, wife Precious, died abt 1835 in Strawberry Twp. Benjamin, Hugh, and William Gibson are born 1807-1811 in Missouri and found in Lawrence County 1850 and James Gibson born 1805 in Virginia. I'll try to get my file on these families together and email it but perhaps someone on the list can correct or add to the above. Joanne
The problem I have is that my father, Tillman Clifton Gibson was left an orphan at a very early age, both his parents and all his siblings except for a married sister died between 1895 and 1896. He was the baby born in 1894. His parents were James F. Gibson and Amanda J. Cole Gibson. I found their marriage licence in Jackson County Ar. As far as I can ascertain He had no more paternal relatives except for a half brother who was married with children. James is my brick wall. If you happen across a James F. Gibson in your research, please let me know. Thank you, Lynna Gibson Morris
son they were from spartanburg s,c, and al. any connection i live in little rock, ar.
In a message dated 1/21/2007 10:06:25 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I have not been able to find Isom or his family in any 1850 or 1860 census. Hi Several years ago I was working on this family with someone, possibly you - don't recall but I was fairly sure I found the family in Center, Sebastian Co., Arkansas in 1860 but there was doubt. It seems to me this has to be your Isham, same bd, wife Sarah and Isaah/Isaac same age born in Missouri. I worked on this family as they were out of Scott Co., Va., where my William K. Gibson was from but I've found no connection. Joanne Post Office; Back Bone #742 Isham Gibson 42 b. Va Sarah 23 b. Mo Isaac 5 b. Mo
I have a Marion Gibson who married Eva Hightower. They moved to Ar. and raised their family there. Most of this family lived around Little Rock. Carlyine
My Gibsons may have orginated in North or South Carolina but have not tried to search back that far. The earliest i have them is in VA/WV in 1818 when my wife's ggrandfather was born. Gene Parker Olathe, Ks. [email protected] ----Original Message Follows---- From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 13:12:53 EST Hi: There is a Cason Texas located in Morris County Texas, county seat Daingerfield, Texas. I know that there are Gibsons & Gipsons in the county. I am about 10 miles from it. There is still a post officer there, but the town has dwindled away, many people live there. I am trying to research Albert Wade Gibson, probably born in Fairfield S. C. Have not had any luck in finding parents. Lilma Godsey Pittsburg, Texas To post a message to the list, send it to [email protected] Quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the rest of any other messages from your reply. CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE to the content of your reply. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Links to search and browse the archives, or unsub/sub, are at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/GIBSON.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ FREE online classifieds from Windows Live Expo buy and sell with people you know http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwex0010000001msn/direct/01/?href=http://expo.live.com?s_cid=Hotmail_tagline_12/06
Sorry I have no Jessees in my files. i have one Jessie but that is a female. I'll be glad to send you what I have but in all my research I haven't found any of my Gibsons being in Texas until the present generation. Gene Parker Olathe, Ks. [email protected] ----Original Message Follows---- From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] To: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 20:56:51 -0600 HI: I am a descendant of Jessee P. Gibson b. 1852 MO. died ca 1900 in Cason TX, I believe it's in Jefferson Co.TX, I know nothing about his parents or sibling, would you have anything on this man? as he married in Independence Co.AR, I believe all of the children were born inTX except one. Thanks Charlene ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 8:24 PM Subject: Re: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas >I would love to have what you have on the Gibson's in Arkansas since I am > one. I am having trouble because my father was orphaned at three and all > his > siblings died about that time, from typhus I believe, I do know they came > to Ar, > via Kentucky and Mo. Lynna Gibson Morris > To post a message to the list, send it to [email protected] > Quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the > rest of any other messages from your reply. > CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE to the content of your reply. > ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > Links to search and browse the archives, or unsub/sub, are at > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/GIBSON.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > To post a message to the list, send it to [email protected] Quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the rest of any other messages from your reply. CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE to the content of your reply. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Links to search and browse the archives, or unsub/sub, are at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/GIBSON.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Type your favorite song. Get a customized station. Try MSN Radio powered by Pandora. http://radio.msn.com/?icid=T002MSN03A07001
Lynna: Here's about three generations of my wife's Gibsons. If this happens to be your family let me know and I can send you more, in fact if our research overlaps I'd be glad to send a CD with all the Gibson line that I have. Descendants of Isom Gibson Generation No. 1 1. Isom2 Gibson (John1) was born Apr 1818 in VA. (Source: Census (Federal), Marble City Twp., Netwon Co., AR. - 1900.), and died Abt. 1903. He married (1) Cary Ann Frederick Jan 18, 1849 in Barry Co., MO. (Source: Barry Co., MO. Recorder of Deeds - Marriage license.), daughter of James Frederick and Susan Durden. She was born May 23, 1829 in NC, and died Bef. 1855. He married (2) Sarah (Unknown) Abt. 1855. She was born Abt. 1836 in NC. (Source: Census (Federal), 1870- Dallas Co., MO.). He married (3) Mary Ann Goldston Abt. 1875. She was born Abt. 1830 in Lebanon, Wilson Co., TN. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), Newton Co., AR. - 1880., (2) Research done by Glen Maxey - Austin, TX., Glen Maxey of Austin, TX.). Notes for Isom Gibson: Recently discovered that Isom had some military service from a book " Arkansas Volunteers of 1836 - 1837" by James Logan Morgan and reprinted by Arkansas Research in 1992 lists Isom Gibson. Isom is listed as a Pvt.; Co. B; 1Bn; 2nd Reg.; Arkansas Mounted Gunmen. The term of service for Isom and his unit were the same, Enlisted September 15, 1836 and discharged March 30, 1937 at Camp Washington near Fort Gibson, Oklahoma Territory. It does not appear that the unit saw any real action. The action which the units were organized for was variously called the Cherokee Wars, Cherokee Removal or Defense of the Sabine River In 1852 congress passed an act that awarded bounty lands but the unit was was never authorized to draw pensions. I have copies (from NARA) of correspondence that Isom had with Washington D.C. in what appears to be an attempt to acquire additional land that he may be entitled to as a result of his military service. It also appears from the correspondence with the pension office that he had excercised his original land warrant for 80 acres in Barry Co., MO.and then transferred title to John Gibson (who I believe is his father). I have not been able to find Isom or his family in any 1850 or 1860 census. Found the following information online it comes from a Dallas Co., MO. marriage book " Book A, 1863 -1873. It shows that Isom Gibson, who is listed as an Elder of his church (church unknown) performed the following marriages. 04-25-1869 G.F. Weeks - Lucinda Brown 06-22-1870 John H. Bennett - Catherine Keren 06-25-1870 George Bennett - Catherine Rsouin (or maybe Roussin) 12-11-1870 Charles Wilson - Nancy Green 12-17-1870 Hesekiah Brown - Nancy Ellen Emeline Asken Federal census (Dallas Co., MO.) shows that in 1870 Isom Gibson was married to lady from NC. named Sarah. Federal census (Newton Co., AR.) shows that in 1880 he was married to a Mary. Information found in the "History of Boone County" identifies Mary as Mary Ann (Goldstein) Gaylor she appears to have been Isom's second wife, Mary Ann had two sons and a daughter by her marriage to a Ruben Gaylor, which The 1880 census shows E.C. Gaylor, her son, living with them. The census also shows Isom's son by Sarah, William E., and a girl, Ellen, which the census says is his daughter also living with them. THE ABOVE IS FROM FEDERAL CENSUS AND A BIOGRAPHY CONCERNING THE GAYLOR FAMILY IN " HISTORY OF BOONE COUNTY " PUBLISHED FOR THE BOONE CO. HISTORICAL & RR SOCIETY, INC. THE BOOK WAS PUBLISHED IN 1998 BY TURNER PUBLISHING CO. Family legend says that Isom Gibson lived in Wilcoxson, Newton Co., Ark. The town later became known as Marble City, then was changed to Marble Falls and later Dog Patch, USA and since the failure of the entertainment center (Dog Patch) the town has been renamed Marble City. He was a millwright, carpenter and preacher, also operated grist mill and cotton gin at Wilcoxon. His old home place is about two miles south of the falls on Mill Creek and there is a large hill that is called Gibson Hill at the Old home place below Dog Patch. The marriage index for Newton Co., AR. calls him an ordained minister and he was performing weddings in the 1880s. The credentials found in Newton County, AR. probate records indicate that Isom belonged to the United Baptist Church of Christ. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This is a copy of credentials for an Allen Hudson found in Newton Co., Ar. Probate Records Misc. Book B, Page 111 It is of interest because it shows Isom/ Isham Gibson The church he belonged to and his position in the church Page 111 State of Arkansas November the 6th 1881 County of Newton This is to certify that Brother Allen Hudson a minister of the United Baptist Church of Christ at Mt. Olive in Newton County Arkansas being before proved and recommended by said church was on the sixth day of November A.D. 1881 ordained and set apart by prayer and the imposition of the hands of Elders Ishom Gibson, W.S. Henderson and H. T. Cooper who were called as a presbytery for that purpose and we hereby declair the Said Allen Hudson ordained as a Minister of the Gospel and is entitled to the administration of all the ordinances of the Church of Christ. Witness our hands the day and date above. Isha(o)m Gibson Ordained Minister H T Cooper Ordained Minister W S Henderson Ordained Minister Duly Recorded June the 6th 1885 Thos. J. Shinn Clerk ==================================================================================== This is a copy of credentials for a C.C. Hudson Found in Newton Co., AR. Probate Records Misc. Book B, Page 112 It is of interest because it shows different spelling of Isom Gibson's name in the same document, a document which he saw and had to be aware of the difference in spelling. It also shows the church he belonged to and his position in the church. Page 112 State of Arkansas January the 1st A.D. 1882 County of Newton This is to certify that Brother C.C. Hudson a minister of the United Baptist Church of Christ at Mt. Olive Church in Newton County Arkansas. Being before proved and recommended by said church was on the first day of January A.D. 1882 ordained and set apart by prayer and the imposition of the hands of Elder Isham Gipson W. S. Hudson H. T. Cooper and Allen Hudson. Who were called as a presbytery for that purpose and we hereby declare the said C.C. Hudson ordained as a Minister of the Gospel and entitled to the administration of all ordinance of the Church of Christ. Witness our hands the day and date above. Isom Gibson Ordained Minister H. T. Cooper Ordained Minister Allen Hudson Ordained Minister W. S. Henderson Ordained Minister Duly Recorded April 3rd 1886 Thos J Shinn Clerk Isom Gibson Property in Newton County, AR. 1883 and 1884 real estate tax list indicate that Isom Gibson had three parcels of land located on Mill Creek south of Marble City, Newton Co., AR. There was a total of 160 acres assessed both years. Deeds found in the Newton County Clerk's office in Jasper, AR. indicate that Isom Gibson was getting rid of the land on Mill Creek and replacing it with a block of land in Marble City. Following is the list of transactions found in the County Clerk's office. 1) Book I page 427 - 428 Isom Gibson to W.E. Gibson & E.C. Gaylor & their heirs. Dated April 1899, recorded July 1899. Deed mentions land that had been sold previously. 2) Book I page 501 - 502 W.E. & Emily Gibson to L.W. Clark dated May 1899. Recorded Sept. 1899. 3) Book J page 47 - 48 Isom Gibson to W.B. Moss dated Oct. 27, 1899. Recorded Oct. 28, 1899 4) Book J page 121 - 123 Isom Gibson to W.W. Moore, W.H. Cecil, A.F. Davis, and J.W. Carlton dated April 1899. Recorded Nov. 1899 5) Book J. page 434 - 435 W.E. & Emily Gibson to W.H. Cecil dated Sept. 1899. Recorded Jan. 1900 6) Book K page 297 - 298 Isom Gibson to E.C. Gaylor dated July 11, 1900. Recorded July 19, 1900 7) Book K page 298 - 299 Isom Gibson to W.J. Pruitt dated July 18, 1900. Recorded July 19, 1900 8) Book K page 304 - 305 Isom Gibson to W.W. Pruitt dated July 23, 1900. Recorded July 23, 1900 9) Book page 305 W.W. Sarah M. Moore to Isom Gibson & Mahala E. Truelove dated July 11, 1900. The land Isom owned is described in the taxes lists as follows: 80 acres - W1/2 - SW - 5 -16 - 20 40 acres - SE - SW - 18 - 17- 20 40 acres - NE - NW - 32 - 17 - 20 Property Isom and Mahala ended up with in Marble City: All of block seven in the Phillips first addition of Marble City described as follows, Fronting sixty feet on Cedar Street and running back 80 feet to Marble Street, fronting sixty feet on Marble Street then running 80 feet to Cedar Street to the place of beginning, in section 20 of township seventeen north of range 20 west. The 1900 census for Newton Co. shows Isom as head of household living with him are Mahala Truelove, Bascom C. Truelove and Charles L. Truelove. The census states that Mahala is his daughter and Bascom and Charles are his grandsons. Mahala is Isom's daughter who was shown in earlier census as Ellen. More About Isom Gibson: Census 1: 1850, Have not located Isom or family Census 2: 1860, Have not located Isom or family Census 3: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Household 6, family 6. Census 4: 1880, Mill Creek twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 115 - Household 273, family 274 Census 5: 1900, Marble twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 88 - Household 112, family 114 More About Isom Gibson and Cary Frederick: JP: Jan 18, 1849, John Baze Marriage: Jan 18, 1849, Barry Co., MO. (Source: Barry Co., MO. Recorder of Deeds - Marriage license.) More About Sarah (Unknown): Census: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 (Source: Census (Federal).) Marriage Notes for Isom Gibson and Sarah (Unknown): More About Isom Gibson and Sarah (Unknown): Marriage: Abt. 1855 Notes for Mary Ann Goldston: Research done by Glen Maxey of Austin, TX. of the Goldston family says that Mary's maiden was Goldston. "The History of Boone Co., AR." published by the Boone Co. Historical & Railroad Society published in 1998 gave her name as Goldstein, I have chosen to use the spelling of Goldston on the theory that the Goldstein name was from third generation memories and the Goldston name is from genealogical research. More About Mary Ann Goldston: Census 1: 1850, District 71, Polk Co., MO. - Household 571, family 571 Census 2: 1860 census - enumerator spelled surname as Gailor Census 3: 1880 census - has new husband, Isom Gibson Census 4: 1860, Marion Twp., Polk Co., MO. - Household 315, family 312 Census 5: 1870, Marion Twp., Polk Co., MO. - Household 306, family 305 Census 6: 1880, Mill Creek twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 115 - Household 273, family 274 More About Isom Gibson and Mary Goldston: Marriage: Abt. 1875 Child of Isom Gibson and Cary Frederick is: 2 i. Isaiah/Isah3 Gibson, born Jul 14, 1854 in AR. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas Co., MO.., (2) Census (Federal), 1900, Benton Co., AR., (3) Family Bible - Mary Rosetta (Gibson) Jones- Orvil Sanford had Bible in 1985, Wilma (Sanford) Taylor passed info to me.., (4) State of Oregon Board of Health, Death Certificate.); died May 28, 1927 in Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: (1) "The History of Hood River County, 1852 - 1982" , Hood River Historical Society, Hood River, OR.., (2) Oregon Death Index found at Ancestry.com.). He married Mary Francis Elizabeth Cruse Jan 23, 1877 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc., Book A, Page 269., (2) Marriage License, Copy of marriage license received from the Arkansas History Commission.); born May 22, 1858 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1880 - Newton Co., AR. Roll 52 , Enumeration District 115, page 36., (2) Family Bible - Mary Rosetta (Gibson) Jones- Orvil Sanford had Bible in 1985, Wilma (Sanford) Taylor passed info to me.., (3) State of Oregon Board of Health, DEath Certificate.); died May 13, 1931 in Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: (1) "The History of Hood River County, 1852 - 1982" , Hood River Historical Society, Hood River, OR.., (2) Oregon Death Index found at Ancestry.com.). Notes for Isaiah/Isah Gibson: I have found Isaiah's name spelled several ways. The 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 federal census spells it Isaiah. The 1920 census spells his name Isah. His name is spelled Isah on the marriage license between him and Mary Cruise. The 1920 federal census has Isaiah and family living in Coal Co., OK. He and Mary have grand daughters, Stella and Dorthia and grandson, Lewis living with them, I would guess that these children are the offspring of he and Mary's son, Lewis. Vernon Elmore, Ardmore, OK. whose wife, Elaine, is great granddaughter of Robert Henry Cruse, brother of Mary F.E. says that the Isaah & Mary F.E. were in Comanche Co., OK in 1906 to take part in a land auction around Lawton, OK. The land had been Kiowa Indian land and was the last parcel of the Oklahoma land rush. More About Isaiah/Isah Gibson: Age at time of death: 72 yrs., 10mos., 14 days. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death Certificate.) Burial: May 29, 1927, Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death certificate.) Cause of Death: Angina Pectoris Census 1: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 Census 2: 1880, Hse. 298; family 304; ED 115; Mill Creek Twp.; Newton Twp.; AR. Census 3: 1900, Hse. 76; family 76; ED 18; Osage Twp.; Benton Co.; AR. Census 4: 1910, Hse. 97; family 97; ED 43; Hulen Twp.; Comache Co.; OK. Census 5: 1920, Hse. 151; family 157; ED 12; Jefferson(west 1/2); Coal Co.; OK. Notes for Mary Francis Elizabeth Cruse: I have found Mary's family in the 1860, 1870 and 1880 census and in all cases the family name was spelled Cruse. The spelling of Cruise is used on Mary and Isaiah's marriage license. I been in touch with present day member of Mary Francis' family and the name is spelled Cruse. More About Mary Francis Elizabeth Cruse: Name 2: Could be Cruise or Cruse Age at time of death: 72 yrs., 11 mos., 21 days. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death certificate.) Burial: May 15, 1931, Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death certificate.) Cause of Death: Pleurisy Census 1: 1880, Hse. 298; family 304; ED 115; Mill Creek Twp.; Newton Twp.; AR. Census 2: 1900, Hse. 76; family 76; ED 18; Osage Twp.; Benton Co.; AR. Census 3: 1910, Hse. 97; family 97; ED 43; Hulen Twp.; Comache Co.; OK. Census 4: 1920, Jefferson (west 1/2) Twp., Coal Co., OK., ED 12. Household 151, family 157 Census 5: 1930, Living with her daughter, Emma Lou (Gibson) Thomas Census 6: 1930, Parkdale Twp., Hood River Co., ED 12 - household 24, family 24 Marriage Notes for Isaiah/Isah Gibson and Mary Cruse: This is a copy of the marriage license between Isah Gibson and Mary FE Cruise The original can be found at the Arkansas History Commission, Little Rock, Arkansas. The license is in Newton Co., AR. Marriage Book A, Page 269 The original document is a handwritten document. All spelling is as it appears on the original. Notice that Mary's surname is misspelled, the correct spelling is Cruse. I have found Isah's first name spelled several ways. E.L. Parker 701 N. Water Olathe, KS. 66061 [email protected] Isah Gibson } State of Arkansas County of Boone Marriage License } The State of Arkansas to any person MFE Cruise } authorized by law to solemnize marriages - Greetings You are hereby commanded to solemnize the rites and publish bonds of matrimony between Isah Gibson of Bellefonte in the County of Boone and State of Arkansas aged 22 years and Miss MFE Cruise of Bellefonte in the County of Boone and State of Arkansas aged 19 years according to law and do you officially sign and return this license other parts him named. Witness my hand and official seal. { SS } This 25 day of Jan 1877. W. F. Pace Clerk State of Arkansas } I Isaac Davis do hereby certify that on County of Boone } the 25 day of January 1877 I did duly and according to law as commanded in the forgoing license solemnize the rite and publish the bonds of matrimony between the parties therein named. Witness my hand the 25 day January 1877 Isaac Davis Minister My Creditation recorded in records office of Boone County Ark Book A Page 12. More About Isaiah/Isah Gibson and Mary Cruse: Marriage: Jan 23, 1877, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc., Book A, Page 269., (2) Marriage License, Copy of marriage license received from the Arkansas History Commission.) Minister: Isaac Davis (Source: Marriage License, Copy from Marriage Book, Volume A, Page 269. Arkansas Historical Commission.) Children of Isom Gibson and Sarah (Unknown) are: 3 i. Caladonia3 Gibson, born Abt. 1861 in AR. (Source: Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas Co., MO..). Notes for Caladonia Gibson: Have been unable to locate Caladonia beyond the 1870 census for Dallas Co., MO. More About Caladonia Gibson: Census: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 4 ii. Sarah Jane Gibson, born Jan 10, 1863 in IL. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas Co., MO.; 1880, Newton Co., AR., (2) Census (Federal), 1900 - Newton Co., AR., roll 70, E.D. 90.); died Jul 14, 1942 in Western State Hospital., Supply, Woodward Co., OK. (Source: State of Oklahoma Department of Health, Death certificate.). She married Samuel Skaggs Nov 14, 1880 in Newton Co., AR. (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..); born Jun 15, 1857 in Buffalo, Newton Co., AR. (Source: Census (Federal), 1900 - Newton Co., AR., Roll 70, E.D. 90.); died Dec 09, 1926 in Wewoka, Seminole Co., OK.. Notes for Sarah Jane Gibson: Sarah Jane died in the Western Oklahoma , Woodward Co., OK. Her body was shipped to the Park Brothers Funeral Home in Prague, Ok. The funeral cost $181.00 this included the cost of the casket and internment in the Wewoka Cemetery in Seminole Co., OK. More About Sarah Jane Gibson: Burial: Jul 19, 1942, Oakwood Cemetery, Seminole Co., OK. (Source: "A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region" Goodspeed Bros. - Chicago, 1894.) Cause of Death: Senile psychosis, depressed and agitated type. (Source: State of Oklahoma Department of Health, Death certificate.) Census 1: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 Census 2: 1930 census - Living with daughter, Stella & her husband, Roy Earls, in Chickasaw, Pontotoc Co., OK. Census 3: 1880, Mill Creek Twp., Newton Co., AR., E.D. 115, Hse. 273, Family 274 Notes for Samuel Skaggs: More About Samuel Skaggs: Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Wewoka, Seminole Co., OK. Census 1: 1900, Hse. 7, family 7, ED 90, Jackson Twp., Newton Co., AR. Census 2: 1910, Hse. 103, family 105, ED 97, Jackson Twp., Newton Co., AR. More About Samuel Skaggs and Sarah Gibson: Age: Samuel 21 and Sarah 15 (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..) JP: D.D. Stegall (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..) Marriage: Nov 14, 1880, Newton Co., AR. (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..) 5 iii. Davidson M. Gibson, born Abt. 1868 in MO. (Source: Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas CO., MO.); died Bef. 1880. Notes for Davidson M. Gibson: Have been unable to find any inforamtion on this boy beyond finding him in the 1870 census for Dallas Co., MO. More About Davidson M. Gibson: Census: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 6 iv. William Edward Gibson, born May 28, 1870 in Dallas County, MO. (Source: (1) Family Bible - Otis Gibson., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.); died Jan 18, 1918 in Harrison, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Inventory - Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR.- USGenWeb Project., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.). He married Emily Melissa L. Davis Dec 22, 1889 in Marble City, Newton Co., AR. (Source: (1) Family Bible - Otis Gibson., (2) Marriage Index - Newton Co., AR., Books C & D (1887 - 1893), Compiled by Vera L. Dean - Ross of Richmond , CA..); born Apr 20, 1873 in Ripley Co., MO. (Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.); died Jul 17, 1945 in Harrison,Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Inventory - Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR.- USGenWeb Project., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death certificate.). Notes for William Edward Gibson: On the birth certificate for daughter,Sylvia, William gives his occupation as Methodist minister. He is known to have served the churchs in St. Paul, Madison Co., AR.; Snowball, Searcy Co., AR.; St. Catharine, Linn Co., MO. and Laddonia, Audrain Co., MO. The family was living in Laddonia when Sylvia was born. He also ran the same mill that his father, Isom, ran at Marble Falls according to family legend. 1 More About William Edward Gibson: Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR. Cause of Death: Run down by train Census 1: 1900, Hse. 110; family 112; ED 88; Marble City Twp.; Newton Co.; AR. Census 2: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 Census 3: 1880, Mill Creek Twp., Newton Co., AR., E.D. 115, Hse. 273, Family 274 Census 4: 1910, Hse 17; family 18; ED 67; Hilburn Twp.; Madison Co.; AR. Church: Methodist Medical Information: Crushed pelvis, mangled legs, abraded left side of face. He was dead when doctor arrived at scene of accident. (Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, death certificate.) Occupation: Carpenter (Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.) Notes for Emily Melissa L. Davis: Emily is the informant on the death certificate for her son, Walter Clarence, in the portion that pertains to her she states that she was born in Ripley Co., MO. The marriage license for Emily and William indicates that Emily had a third name that started with an L., what it was is unkown at this time. Obituary Emily Melissa (Davis) Gibson [Daughter of Daniel & Nancy (Crawshaw) Davis] Local paper, Harrison, AR., July 18, 1945 MRS. EMILY M. GIBSON Mrs. Emily Melissa Gibson, widow of Wm. E. Gibson, died at the home of her son, Otis Gibson, in Harrison, July 17, 1945, at the age of 72 years, 2 months and 27 days. She was born in Newton County, Arkansas, April 20, 1873. She is survived by five sons, Dave Gibson, Osawatomie, Kansas and Claude, Taylor, Otis and Ernest Gibson of Harrison; five brothers, Albert Davis of Cowell, Ark., Frank Davis of Parthenon, Ark., Arthur Davis of Sand Springs, Okla., Eldridge Davis of California and Eddie Davis of Washington. One sister also survives, Mrs. Lillie Martin of Eufaula, Okla. Funeral services will be held Thursday, July 19 at the Christianson Funeral Home in charge of Rev. E.E. Griever. Burial will be in the family plot at Rose Hill. Pallbearers are Al Davis, Bud Vinson, John Stuckey, Don Parkinson, A.P. Paul and Doy Clark. More About Emily Melissa L. Davis: Burial: Jul 19, 1945, Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Inventory - Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR.- USGenWeb Project., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.) Cause of Death: Cardiac Census: 1920, Hse. 66; family 74; ED 45; Harrison Twp.; Boone Co.; AR. More About William Gibson and Emily Davis: Marriage: Dec 22, 1889, Marble City, Newton Co., AR. (Source: (1) Family Bible - Otis Gibson., (2) Marriage Index - Newton Co., AR., Books C & D (1887 - 1893), Compiled by Vera L. Dean - Ross of Richmond , CA..) Minister: E.R. Reynolds (Source: Marriage Index - Newton Co., AR., Books C & D (1887 - 1893), Compiled by Vera L. Dean - Ross of Richmond , CA..) 7 v. Mahala Ellen Gibson, born Nov 17, 1872 in Lawrence Co., MO. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1880, Newton Co., AR., (2) State of Missouri, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.); died Jan 28, 1949 in Springfield, Greene Co., MO. (Source: State of Missouri, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.). She married (1) James Harrison Truelove Apr 18, 1894 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc.., (2) Marriage License, Boone Co., AR. Marriage Book E - Page 137.); born Mar 17, 1826 in NY. (Source: Census (Federal), 1880 - Summit Twp., Boone Co., AR.); died May 18, 1896 in AR.. She married (2) William Thomas Riley Aug 09, 1903 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: Marriage License, Newton Co., AR. marriage book I - Page 31.); born Abt. 1853. Notes for Mahala Ellen Gibson: OBITUARY Mahala Ellen Gibson Truelove Riley Springfield News - Leader January 29, 1949 Mrs. Mahala Ellen Riley, 77, died at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home, 515 South Avenue. She was born in Lawrence County but had lived in Springfield since 1922. She was a Baptist and the daughter of a Baptist minister, the Rev. Isom Gibson. Survivors include three sons, Russell Riley of Tulsa, Clay and Charles Truelove of Springfield; two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Toler and Mrs. Eula Kossen of Springfield, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services probably will be held Monday in Gorman-Scharpf chapel. Springfield Leader-Press January 31, 1949 Funeral Services for Mrs. Mahala Ellen Riley, who died at her home, 515 South Jefferson, Saturday will be held at the Gorman-Scharpf chapel at 2:30 p.m. today, with the Rev. William McTeer officiating. Burial will be in the Hazelwood Cemetery. More About Mahala Ellen Gibson: Burial: Jan 31, 1949, Hazelwood Cemetery, Springfield, Greene Co., MO. (Source: Obituary, Springfield News - Leader , 1/29/1949 and 1/31/1949.) Census 1: 1880, Mill Creek Twp., Newton Co., AR., E.D. 115, Hse. 273, Family 274 Census 2: 1900, Marble City, Newton Co., AR., E.D. 88, Hse. 112, Family 114 Census 3: 1910, Marble Twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 3 - Household 62, family 62 Census 4: 1930, Hse. 322, family 345, ED 27, City - Springfield, North Campbell Twp., Greene Co., MO. Religion: Baptist (Source: Obituary, Springfield News - Leader, 1/29/1949.) Residence: 1900, Mahala Ellen along with her two boys is living with her father. Her husband has died. Notes for James Harrison Truelove: The 1850 Census shows James and family living in Jackson Co., AR. He gives his occupation as Planter. The 1850 Census shows a girl, Sarah Dill, age 7 and born in TN. living with James and Mary Ann. Have no idea who she may be. Also there is a John Truelove age 30 born in NJ. living with the family. He is probably Jame's brother. 1870 census shows James and family living in Searcy Co., AR. He gives his occupation as Molder and finisher. 1880 census shows James and family living in Boone Co., AR. He gives his occupation as farmer. James H. Truelove applied for and received 40 acres in Arkansas on June 29, 1895, Document # 19072. This was a sale - cash entry. Also James H. Truelove applied for and received 80 in Arkansas on Oct. 2, 1882. This land was aquired under the Homestead Act of 1862. Document # 6. More About James Harrison Truelove: Census 1: 1850, Hse. 40, family 40, Jefferson Twp., Jackson Co., AR. Census 2: 1860, Hse. 302, family 302, White River Twp., Izard Co., AR. Census 3: 1870, Hse. 61, family 61, Big Flat Twp., Searcy Co., AR. Census 4: 1880, Hse. NA, family 202, ED 16, Summit Twp., Boone Co., AR. More About James Truelove and Mahala Gibson: Marriage: Apr 18, 1894, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc.., (2) Marriage License, Boone Co., AR. Marriage Book E - Page 137.) More About William Thomas Riley: Census 1: 1910, Hse. 62, family 62, Ed 94, Marble City Twp., Newton Co., AR. Census 2: 1920, Hse. 124, family 126, ED 8, Neely Twp., Butler Co., MO. More About William Riley and Mahala Gibson: Marriage: Aug 09, 1903, Boone Co., AR. (Source: Marriage License, Newton Co., AR. marriage book I - Page 31.) Gene Parker Olathe, Ks. [email protected] ----Original Message Follows---- From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 21:24:03 EST I would love to have what you have on the Gibson's in Arkansas since I am one. I am having trouble because my father was orphaned at three and all his siblings died about that time, from typhus I believe, I do know they came to Ar, via Kentucky and Mo. Lynna Gibson Morris To post a message to the list, send it to [email protected] Quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the rest of any other messages from your reply. 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Hello Gene, I was in contact with a man whose Gibson ancestor was named Robert. He or his descendants were in Olathe. Does this mesh with your line? --Jack
Jerry: I saw where Gail Lies answered your reply to my query. I'm also adding some info. I've started with Isom Gibson who is my wife's ggrandfather on her paternal side. There is probably a lot more information here than you wanted at least it makes interesting reading. Isom Gibson is my main brick wall and has been for quite some time. I know a lot about him but have not been able to find exactly when he died or where he is buried. I know he was alive when the 1900 federal census was taken and he was living in Jasper, Newton Co., AR. Descendants of Isom Gibson Generation No. 1 1. Isom2 Gibson (John1) was born Apr 1818 in VA. (Source: Census (Federal), Marble City Twp., Netwon Co., AR. - 1900.), and died Abt. 1903. He married (1) Cary Ann Frederick Jan 18, 1849 in Barry Co., MO. (Source: Barry Co., MO. Recorder of Deeds - Marriage license.), daughter of James Frederick and Susan Durden. She was born May 23, 1829 in NC, and died Bef. 1855. He married (2) Sarah (Unknown) Abt. 1855. She was born Abt. 1836 in NC. (Source: Census (Federal), 1870- Dallas Co., MO.). He married (3) Mary Ann Goldston Abt. 1875. She was born Abt. 1830 in Lebanon, Wilson Co., TN. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), Newton Co., AR. - 1880., (2) Research done by Glen Maxey - Austin, TX., Glen Maxey of Austin, TX.). Notes for Isom Gibson: Recently discovered that Isom had some military service from a book " Arkansas Volunteers of 1836 - 1837" by James Logan Morgan and reprinted by Arkansas Research in 1992 lists Isom Gibson. Isom is listed as a Pvt.; Co. B; 1Bn; 2nd Reg.; Arkansas Mounted Gunmen. The term of service for Isom and his unit were the same, Enlisted September 15, 1836 and discharged March 30, 1937 at Camp Washington near Fort Gibson, Oklahoma Territory. It does not appear that the unit saw any real action. The action which the units were organized for was variously called the Cherokee Wars, Cherokee Removal or Defense of the Sabine River In 1852 congress passed an act that awarded bounty lands but the unit was was never authorized to draw pensions. I have copies (from NARA) of correspondence that Isom had with Washington D.C. in what appears to be an attempt to acquire additional land that he may be entitled to as a result of his military service. It also appears from the correspondence with the pension office that he had excercised his original land warrant for 80 acres in Barry Co., MO.and then transferred title to John Gibson (who I believe is his father). I have not been able to find Isom or his family in any 1850 or 1860 census. Found the following information online it comes from a Dallas Co., MO. marriage book " Book A, 1863 -1873. It shows that Isom Gibson, who is listed as an Elder of his church (church unknown) performed the following marriages. 04-25-1869 G.F. Weeks - Lucinda Brown 06-22-1870 John H. Bennett - Catherine Keren 06-25-1870 George Bennett - Catherine Rsouin (or maybe Roussin) 12-11-1870 Charles Wilson - Nancy Green 12-17-1870 Hesekiah Brown - Nancy Ellen Emeline Asken Federal census (Dallas Co., MO.) shows that in 1870 Isom Gibson was married to lady from NC. named Sarah. Federal census (Newton Co., AR.) shows that in 1880 he was married to a Mary. Information found in the "History of Boone County" identifies Mary as Mary Ann (Goldstein) Gaylor she appears to have been Isom's second wife, Mary Ann had two sons and a daughter by her marriage to a Ruben Gaylor, which The 1880 census shows E.C. Gaylor, her son, living with them. The census also shows Isom's son by Sarah, William E., and a girl, Ellen, which the census says is his daughter also living with them. THE ABOVE IS FROM FEDERAL CENSUS AND A BIOGRAPHY CONCERNING THE GAYLOR FAMILY IN " HISTORY OF BOONE COUNTY " PUBLISHED FOR THE BOONE CO. HISTORICAL & RR SOCIETY, INC. THE BOOK WAS PUBLISHED IN 1998 BY TURNER PUBLISHING CO. Family legend says that Isom Gibson lived in Wilcoxson, Newton Co., Ark. The town later became known as Marble City, then was changed to Marble Falls and later Dog Patch, USA and since the failure of the entertainment center (Dog Patch) the town has been renamed Marble City. He was a millwright, carpenter and preacher, also operated grist mill and cotton gin at Wilcoxon. His old home place is about two miles south of the falls on Mill Creek and there is a large hill that is called Gibson Hill at the Old home place below Dog Patch. The marriage index for Newton Co., AR. calls him an ordained minister and he was performing weddings in the 1880s. The credentials found in Newton County, AR. probate records indicate that Isom belonged to the United Baptist Church of Christ. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This is a copy of credentials for an Allen Hudson found in Newton Co., Ar. Probate Records Misc. Book B, Page 111 It is of interest because it shows Isom/ Isham Gibson The church he belonged to and his position in the church Page 111 State of Arkansas November the 6th 1881 County of Newton This is to certify that Brother Allen Hudson a minister of the United Baptist Church of Christ at Mt. Olive in Newton County Arkansas being before proved and recommended by said church was on the sixth day of November A.D. 1881 ordained and set apart by prayer and the imposition of the hands of Elders Ishom Gibson, W.S. Henderson and H. T. Cooper who were called as a presbytery for that purpose and we hereby declair the Said Allen Hudson ordained as a Minister of the Gospel and is entitled to the administration of all the ordinances of the Church of Christ. Witness our hands the day and date above. Isha(o)m Gibson Ordained Minister H T Cooper Ordained Minister W S Henderson Ordained Minister Duly Recorded June the 6th 1885 Thos. J. Shinn Clerk ==================================================================================== This is a copy of credentials for a C.C. Hudson Found in Newton Co., AR. Probate Records Misc. Book B, Page 112 It is of interest because it shows different spelling of Isom Gibson's name in the same document, a document which he saw and had to be aware of the difference in spelling. It also shows the church he belonged to and his position in the church. Page 112 State of Arkansas January the 1st A.D. 1882 County of Newton This is to certify that Brother C.C. Hudson a minister of the United Baptist Church of Christ at Mt. Olive Church in Newton County Arkansas. Being before proved and recommended by said church was on the first day of January A.D. 1882 ordained and set apart by prayer and the imposition of the hands of Elder Isham Gipson W. S. Hudson H. T. Cooper and Allen Hudson. Who were called as a presbytery for that purpose and we hereby declare the said C.C. Hudson ordained as a Minister of the Gospel and entitled to the administration of all ordinance of the Church of Christ. Witness our hands the day and date above. Isom Gibson Ordained Minister H. T. Cooper Ordained Minister Allen Hudson Ordained Minister W. S. Henderson Ordained Minister Duly Recorded April 3rd 1886 Thos J Shinn Clerk Isom Gibson Property in Newton County, AR. 1883 and 1884 real estate tax list indicate that Isom Gibson had three parcels of land located on Mill Creek south of Marble City, Newton Co., AR. There was a total of 160 acres assessed both years. Deeds found in the Newton County Clerk's office in Jasper, AR. indicate that Isom Gibson was getting rid of the land on Mill Creek and replacing it with a block of land in Marble City. Following is the list of transactions found in the County Clerk's office. 1) Book I page 427 - 428 Isom Gibson to W.E. Gibson & E.C. Gaylor & their heirs. Dated April 1899, recorded July 1899. Deed mentions land that had been sold previously. 2) Book I page 501 - 502 W.E. & Emily Gibson to L.W. Clark dated May 1899. Recorded Sept. 1899. 3) Book J page 47 - 48 Isom Gibson to W.B. Moss dated Oct. 27, 1899. Recorded Oct. 28, 1899 4) Book J page 121 - 123 Isom Gibson to W.W. Moore, W.H. Cecil, A.F. Davis, and J.W. Carlton dated April 1899. Recorded Nov. 1899 5) Book J. page 434 - 435 W.E. & Emily Gibson to W.H. Cecil dated Sept. 1899. Recorded Jan. 1900 6) Book K page 297 - 298 Isom Gibson to E.C. Gaylor dated July 11, 1900. Recorded July 19, 1900 7) Book K page 298 - 299 Isom Gibson to W.J. Pruitt dated July 18, 1900. Recorded July 19, 1900 8) Book K page 304 - 305 Isom Gibson to W.W. Pruitt dated July 23, 1900. Recorded July 23, 1900 9) Book page 305 W.W. Sarah M. Moore to Isom Gibson & Mahala E. Truelove dated July 11, 1900. The land Isom owned is described in the taxes lists as follows: 80 acres - W1/2 - SW - 5 -16 - 20 40 acres - SE - SW - 18 - 17- 20 40 acres - NE - NW - 32 - 17 - 20 Property Isom and Mahala ended up with in Marble City: All of block seven in the Phillips first addition of Marble City described as follows, Fronting sixty feet on Cedar Street and running back 80 feet to Marble Street, fronting sixty feet on Marble Street then running 80 feet to Cedar Street to the place of beginning, in section 20 of township seventeen north of range 20 west. The 1900 census for Newton Co. shows Isom as head of household living with him are Mahala Truelove, Bascom C. Truelove and Charles L. Truelove. The census states that Mahala is his daughter and Bascom and Charles are his grandsons. Mahala is Isom's daughter who was shown in earlier census as Ellen. More About Isom Gibson: Census 1: 1850, Have not located Isom or family Census 2: 1860, Have not located Isom or family Census 3: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Household 6, family 6. Census 4: 1880, Mill Creek twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 115 - Household 273, family 274 Census 5: 1900, Marble twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 88 - Household 112, family 114 More About Isom Gibson and Cary Frederick: JP: Jan 18, 1849, John Baze Marriage: Jan 18, 1849, Barry Co., MO. (Source: Barry Co., MO. Recorder of Deeds - Marriage license.) More About Sarah (Unknown): Census: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 (Source: Census (Federal).) Marriage Notes for Isom Gibson and Sarah (Unknown): More About Isom Gibson and Sarah (Unknown): Marriage: Abt. 1855 Notes for Mary Ann Goldston: Research done by Glen Maxey of Austin, TX. of the Goldston family says that Mary's maiden was Goldston. "The History of Boone Co., AR." published by the Boone Co. Historical & Railroad Society published in 1998 gave her name as Goldstein, I have chosen to use the spelling of Goldston on the theory that the Goldstein name was from third generation memories and the Goldston name is from genealogical research. More About Mary Ann Goldston: Census 1: 1850, District 71, Polk Co., MO. - Household 571, family 571 Census 2: 1860 census - enumerator spelled surname as Gailor Census 3: 1880 census - has new husband, Isom Gibson Census 4: 1860, Marion Twp., Polk Co., MO. - Household 315, family 312 Census 5: 1870, Marion Twp., Polk Co., MO. - Household 306, family 305 Census 6: 1880, Mill Creek twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 115 - Household 273, family 274 More About Isom Gibson and Mary Goldston: Marriage: Abt. 1875 Child of Isom Gibson and Cary Frederick is: 2 i. Isaiah/Isah3 Gibson, born Jul 14, 1854 in AR. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas Co., MO.., (2) Census (Federal), 1900, Benton Co., AR., (3) Family Bible - Mary Rosetta (Gibson) Jones- Orvil Sanford had Bible in 1985, Wilma (Sanford) Taylor passed info to me.., (4) State of Oregon Board of Health, Death Certificate.); died May 28, 1927 in Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: (1) "The History of Hood River County, 1852 - 1982" , Hood River Historical Society, Hood River, OR.., (2) Oregon Death Index found at Ancestry.com.). He married Mary Francis Elizabeth Cruse Jan 23, 1877 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc., Book A, Page 269., (2) Marriage License, Copy of marriage license received from the Arkansas History Commission.); born May 22, 1858 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1880 - Newton Co., AR. Roll 52 , Enumeration District 115, page 36., (2) Family Bible - Mary Rosetta (Gibson) Jones- Orvil Sanford had Bible in 1985, Wilma (Sanford) Taylor passed info to me.., (3) State of Oregon Board of Health, DEath Certificate.); died May 13, 1931 in Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: (1) "The History of Hood River County, 1852 - 1982" , Hood River Historical Society, Hood River, OR.., (2) Oregon Death Index found at Ancestry.com.). Notes for Isaiah/Isah Gibson: I have found Isaiah's name spelled several ways. The 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 federal census spells it Isaiah. The 1920 census spells his name Isah. His name is spelled Isah on the marriage license between him and Mary Cruise. The 1920 federal census has Isaiah and family living in Coal Co., OK. He and Mary have grand daughters, Stella and Dorthia and grandson, Lewis living with them, I would guess that these children are the offspring of he and Mary's son, Lewis. Vernon Elmore, Ardmore, OK. whose wife, Elaine, is great granddaughter of Robert Henry Cruse, brother of Mary F.E. says that the Isaah & Mary F.E. were in Comanche Co., OK in 1906 to take part in a land auction around Lawton, OK. The land had been Kiowa Indian land and was the last parcel of the Oklahoma land rush. More About Isaiah/Isah Gibson: Age at time of death: 72 yrs., 10mos., 14 days. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death Certificate.) Burial: May 29, 1927, Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death certificate.) Cause of Death: Angina Pectoris Census 1: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 Census 2: 1880, Hse. 298; family 304; ED 115; Mill Creek Twp.; Newton Twp.; AR. Census 3: 1900, Hse. 76; family 76; ED 18; Osage Twp.; Benton Co.; AR. Census 4: 1910, Hse. 97; family 97; ED 43; Hulen Twp.; Comache Co.; OK. Census 5: 1920, Hse. 151; family 157; ED 12; Jefferson(west 1/2); Coal Co.; OK. Notes for Mary Francis Elizabeth Cruse: I have found Mary's family in the 1860, 1870 and 1880 census and in all cases the family name was spelled Cruse. The spelling of Cruise is used on Mary and Isaiah's marriage license. I been in touch with present day member of Mary Francis' family and the name is spelled Cruse. More About Mary Francis Elizabeth Cruse: Name 2: Could be Cruise or Cruse Age at time of death: 72 yrs., 11 mos., 21 days. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death certificate.) Burial: May 15, 1931, Parkdale, Hood River Co., OR. (Source: State of Oregon Board of Health, Death certificate.) Cause of Death: Pleurisy Census 1: 1880, Hse. 298; family 304; ED 115; Mill Creek Twp.; Newton Twp.; AR. Census 2: 1900, Hse. 76; family 76; ED 18; Osage Twp.; Benton Co.; AR. Census 3: 1910, Hse. 97; family 97; ED 43; Hulen Twp.; Comache Co.; OK. Census 4: 1920, Jefferson (west 1/2) Twp., Coal Co., OK., ED 12. Household 151, family 157 Census 5: 1930, Living with her daughter, Emma Lou (Gibson) Thomas Census 6: 1930, Parkdale Twp., Hood River Co., ED 12 - household 24, family 24 Marriage Notes for Isaiah/Isah Gibson and Mary Cruse: This is a copy of the marriage license between Isah Gibson and Mary FE Cruise The original can be found at the Arkansas History Commission, Little Rock, Arkansas. The license is in Newton Co., AR. Marriage Book A, Page 269 The original document is a handwritten document. All spelling is as it appears on the original. Notice that Mary's surname is misspelled, the correct spelling is Cruse. I have found Isah's first name spelled several ways. E.L. Parker 701 N. Water Olathe, KS. 66061 [email protected] Isah Gibson } State of Arkansas County of Boone Marriage License } The State of Arkansas to any person MFE Cruise } authorized by law to solemnize marriages - Greetings You are hereby commanded to solemnize the rites and publish bonds of matrimony between Isah Gibson of Bellefonte in the County of Boone and State of Arkansas aged 22 years and Miss MFE Cruise of Bellefonte in the County of Boone and State of Arkansas aged 19 years according to law and do you officially sign and return this license other parts him named. Witness my hand and official seal. { SS } This 25 day of Jan 1877. W. F. Pace Clerk State of Arkansas } I Isaac Davis do hereby certify that on County of Boone } the 25 day of January 1877 I did duly and according to law as commanded in the forgoing license solemnize the rite and publish the bonds of matrimony between the parties therein named. Witness my hand the 25 day January 1877 Isaac Davis Minister My Creditation recorded in records office of Boone County Ark Book A Page 12. More About Isaiah/Isah Gibson and Mary Cruse: Marriage: Jan 23, 1877, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc., Book A, Page 269., (2) Marriage License, Copy of marriage license received from the Arkansas History Commission.) Minister: Isaac Davis (Source: Marriage License, Copy from Marriage Book, Volume A, Page 269. Arkansas Historical Commission.) Children of Isom Gibson and Sarah (Unknown) are: 3 i. Caladonia3 Gibson, born Abt. 1861 in AR. (Source: Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas Co., MO..). Notes for Caladonia Gibson: Have been unable to locate Caladonia beyond the 1870 census for Dallas Co., MO. More About Caladonia Gibson: Census: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 4 ii. Sarah Jane Gibson, born Jan 10, 1863 in IL. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas Co., MO.; 1880, Newton Co., AR., (2) Census (Federal), 1900 - Newton Co., AR., roll 70, E.D. 90.); died Jul 14, 1942 in Western State Hospital., Supply, Woodward Co., OK. (Source: State of Oklahoma Department of Health, Death certificate.). She married Samuel Skaggs Nov 14, 1880 in Newton Co., AR. (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..); born Jun 15, 1857 in Buffalo, Newton Co., AR. (Source: Census (Federal), 1900 - Newton Co., AR., Roll 70, E.D. 90.); died Dec 09, 1926 in Wewoka, Seminole Co., OK.. Notes for Sarah Jane Gibson: Sarah Jane died in the Western Oklahoma , Woodward Co., OK. Her body was shipped to the Park Brothers Funeral Home in Prague, Ok. The funeral cost $181.00 this included the cost of the casket and internment in the Wewoka Cemetery in Seminole Co., OK. More About Sarah Jane Gibson: Burial: Jul 19, 1942, Oakwood Cemetery, Seminole Co., OK. (Source: "A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region" Goodspeed Bros. - Chicago, 1894.) Cause of Death: Senile psychosis, depressed and agitated type. (Source: State of Oklahoma Department of Health, Death certificate.) Census 1: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 Census 2: 1930 census - Living with daughter, Stella & her husband, Roy Earls, in Chickasaw, Pontotoc Co., OK. Census 3: 1880, Mill Creek Twp., Newton Co., AR., E.D. 115, Hse. 273, Family 274 Notes for Samuel Skaggs: More About Samuel Skaggs: Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Wewoka, Seminole Co., OK. Census 1: 1900, Hse. 7, family 7, ED 90, Jackson Twp., Newton Co., AR. Census 2: 1910, Hse. 103, family 105, ED 97, Jackson Twp., Newton Co., AR. More About Samuel Skaggs and Sarah Gibson: Age: Samuel 21 and Sarah 15 (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..) JP: D.D. Stegall (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..) Marriage: Nov 14, 1880, Newton Co., AR. (Source: Marriage index - Newton Co., AR., Book B (1879 - 1887), Compiled by Vera Dean - Ross, Richmond, CA..) 5 iii. Davidson M. Gibson, born Abt. 1868 in MO. (Source: Census (Federal), 1870, Dallas CO., MO.); died Bef. 1880. Notes for Davidson M. Gibson: Have been unable to find any inforamtion on this boy beyond finding him in the 1870 census for Dallas Co., MO. More About Davidson M. Gibson: Census: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 6 iv. William Edward Gibson, born May 28, 1870 in Dallas County, MO. (Source: (1) Family Bible - Otis Gibson., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.); died Jan 18, 1918 in Harrison, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Inventory - Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR.- USGenWeb Project., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.). He married Emily Melissa L. Davis Dec 22, 1889 in Marble City, Newton Co., AR. (Source: (1) Family Bible - Otis Gibson., (2) Marriage Index - Newton Co., AR., Books C & D (1887 - 1893), Compiled by Vera L. Dean - Ross of Richmond , CA..); born Apr 20, 1873 in Ripley Co., MO. (Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.); died Jul 17, 1945 in Harrison,Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Inventory - Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR.- USGenWeb Project., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death certificate.). Notes for William Edward Gibson: On the birth certificate for daughter,Sylvia, William gives his occupation as Methodist minister. He is known to have served the churchs in St. Paul, Madison Co., AR.; Snowball, Searcy Co., AR.; St. Catharine, Linn Co., MO. and Laddonia, Audrain Co., MO. The family was living in Laddonia when Sylvia was born. He also ran the same mill that his father, Isom, ran at Marble Falls according to family legend. 1 More About William Edward Gibson: Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR. Cause of Death: Run down by train Census 1: 1900, Hse. 110; family 112; ED 88; Marble City Twp.; Newton Co.; AR. Census 2: 1870, Washington Twp., Dallas Co., MO., Hse. 6, family 6 Census 3: 1880, Mill Creek Twp., Newton Co., AR., E.D. 115, Hse. 273, Family 274 Census 4: 1910, Hse 17; family 18; ED 67; Hilburn Twp.; Madison Co.; AR. Church: Methodist Medical Information: Crushed pelvis, mangled legs, abraded left side of face. He was dead when doctor arrived at scene of accident. (Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, death certificate.) Occupation: Carpenter (Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.) Notes for Emily Melissa L. Davis: Emily is the informant on the death certificate for her son, Walter Clarence, in the portion that pertains to her she states that she was born in Ripley Co., MO. The marriage license for Emily and William indicates that Emily had a third name that started with an L., what it was is unkown at this time. Obituary Emily Melissa (Davis) Gibson [Daughter of Daniel & Nancy (Crawshaw) Davis] Local paper, Harrison, AR., July 18, 1945 MRS. EMILY M. GIBSON Mrs. Emily Melissa Gibson, widow of Wm. E. Gibson, died at the home of her son, Otis Gibson, in Harrison, July 17, 1945, at the age of 72 years, 2 months and 27 days. She was born in Newton County, Arkansas, April 20, 1873. She is survived by five sons, Dave Gibson, Osawatomie, Kansas and Claude, Taylor, Otis and Ernest Gibson of Harrison; five brothers, Albert Davis of Cowell, Ark., Frank Davis of Parthenon, Ark., Arthur Davis of Sand Springs, Okla., Eldridge Davis of California and Eddie Davis of Washington. One sister also survives, Mrs. Lillie Martin of Eufaula, Okla. Funeral services will be held Thursday, July 19 at the Christianson Funeral Home in charge of Rev. E.E. Griever. Burial will be in the family plot at Rose Hill. Pallbearers are Al Davis, Bud Vinson, John Stuckey, Don Parkinson, A.P. Paul and Doy Clark. More About Emily Melissa L. Davis: Burial: Jul 19, 1945, Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) Inventory - Rose Hill Cemetery, Boone Co., AR.- USGenWeb Project., (2) Arkansas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.) Cause of Death: Cardiac Census: 1920, Hse. 66; family 74; ED 45; Harrison Twp.; Boone Co.; AR. More About William Gibson and Emily Davis: Marriage: Dec 22, 1889, Marble City, Newton Co., AR. (Source: (1) Family Bible - Otis Gibson., (2) Marriage Index - Newton Co., AR., Books C & D (1887 - 1893), Compiled by Vera L. Dean - Ross of Richmond , CA..) Minister: E.R. Reynolds (Source: Marriage Index - Newton Co., AR., Books C & D (1887 - 1893), Compiled by Vera L. Dean - Ross of Richmond , CA..) 7 v. Mahala Ellen Gibson, born Nov 17, 1872 in Lawrence Co., MO. (Source: (1) Census (Federal), 1880, Newton Co., AR., (2) State of Missouri, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.); died Jan 28, 1949 in Springfield, Greene Co., MO. (Source: State of Missouri, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate.). She married (1) James Harrison Truelove Apr 18, 1894 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc.., (2) Marriage License, Boone Co., AR. Marriage Book E - Page 137.); born Mar 17, 1826 in NY. (Source: Census (Federal), 1880 - Summit Twp., Boone Co., AR.); died May 18, 1896 in AR.. She married (2) William Thomas Riley Aug 09, 1903 in Boone Co., AR. (Source: Marriage License, Newton Co., AR. marriage book I - Page 31.); born Abt. 1853. Notes for Mahala Ellen Gibson: OBITUARY Mahala Ellen Gibson Truelove Riley Springfield News - Leader January 29, 1949 Mrs. Mahala Ellen Riley, 77, died at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home, 515 South Avenue. She was born in Lawrence County but had lived in Springfield since 1922. She was a Baptist and the daughter of a Baptist minister, the Rev. Isom Gibson. Survivors include three sons, Russell Riley of Tulsa, Clay and Charles Truelove of Springfield; two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Toler and Mrs. Eula Kossen of Springfield, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services probably will be held Monday in Gorman-Scharpf chapel. Springfield Leader-Press January 31, 1949 Funeral Services for Mrs. Mahala Ellen Riley, who died at her home, 515 South Jefferson, Saturday will be held at the Gorman-Scharpf chapel at 2:30 p.m. today, with the Rev. William McTeer officiating. Burial will be in the Hazelwood Cemetery. More About Mahala Ellen Gibson: Burial: Jan 31, 1949, Hazelwood Cemetery, Springfield, Greene Co., MO. (Source: Obituary, Springfield News - Leader , 1/29/1949 and 1/31/1949.) Census 1: 1880, Mill Creek Twp., Newton Co., AR., E.D. 115, Hse. 273, Family 274 Census 2: 1900, Marble City, Newton Co., AR., E.D. 88, Hse. 112, Family 114 Census 3: 1910, Marble Twp., Newton Co., AR., ED 3 - Household 62, family 62 Census 4: 1930, Hse. 322, family 345, ED 27, City - Springfield, North Campbell Twp., Greene Co., MO. Religion: Baptist (Source: Obituary, Springfield News - Leader, 1/29/1949.) Residence: 1900, Mahala Ellen along with her two boys is living with her father. Her husband has died. Notes for James Harrison Truelove: The 1850 Census shows James and family living in Jackson Co., AR. He gives his occupation as Planter. The 1850 Census shows a girl, Sarah Dill, age 7 and born in TN. living with James and Mary Ann. Have no idea who she may be. Also there is a John Truelove age 30 born in NJ. living with the family. He is probably Jame's brother. 1870 census shows James and family living in Searcy Co., AR. He gives his occupation as Molder and finisher. 1880 census shows James and family living in Boone Co., AR. He gives his occupation as farmer. James H. Truelove applied for and received 40 acres in Arkansas on June 29, 1895, Document # 19072. This was a sale - cash entry. Also James H. Truelove applied for and received 80 in Arkansas on Oct. 2, 1882. This land was aquired under the Homestead Act of 1862. Document # 6. More About James Harrison Truelove: Census 1: 1850, Hse. 40, family 40, Jefferson Twp., Jackson Co., AR. Census 2: 1860, Hse. 302, family 302, White River Twp., Izard Co., AR. Census 3: 1870, Hse. 61, family 61, Big Flat Twp., Searcy Co., AR. Census 4: 1880, Hse. NA, family 202, ED 16, Summit Twp., Boone Co., AR. More About James Truelove and Mahala Gibson: Marriage: Apr 18, 1894, Boone Co., AR. (Source: (1) "Marriage Records of Boone Co. AR. 1869 - 1916" Published 2003 by Arkansas Research, Inc.., (2) Marriage License, Boone Co., AR. Marriage Book E - Page 137.) More About William Thomas Riley: Census 1: 1910, Hse. 62, family 62, Ed 94, Marble City Twp., Newton Co., AR. Census 2: 1920, Hse. 124, family 126, ED 8, Neely Twp., Butler Co., MO. More About William Riley and Mahala Gibson: Marriage: Aug 09, 1903, Boone Co., AR. (Source: Marriage License, Newton Co., AR. marriage book I - Page 31.) Gene Parker Olathe, Ks. [email protected] ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Jerry D. Warren" <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] To: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2007 17:52:03 -0800 Gene, How about some names and dates and we'll see if we can help. Jerry D. Warren [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "E.L. PARKER" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 3:49 PM Subject: Re: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas > Sally: > The Gibsons I'm working on initailly settled in Benton and Washington > Counties and later Newton, Boone and Searcy counties. > They also settled in Barry County, Mo. and during the Civil War many of > them moved to Greene Co., Mo.(Springfield). > > > > Gene Parker > Olathe, Ks. > [email protected] > > > > > > > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: "Sali" <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > To: <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas > Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2006 14:50:03 -0600 > > Where at in Arkansas? 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gibson Classification: military Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.gibson/5278/mb.ashx Message Board Post: GIBSON, ERIC G. Rank and organization. Technician Fifth Grade, U.S. Army, 3d Infantry Division. Place and date: Near Isola Bella, Italy, 28 January 1944. Entered service at: Chicago, Ill. Birth: Nysund, Sweden. G.O. No.: 74, 11 September 1944. Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at risk of life above and beyond the call of duty. On 28 January 1944, near Isola Bella, Italy, Tech. 5th Grade Gibson, company cook, led a squad of replacements through their initial baptism of fire, destroyed four enemy positions, killed 5 and captured 2 German soldiers, and secured the left flank of his company during an attack on a strongpoint. Placing himself 50 yards in front of his new men, Gibson advanced down the wide stream ditch known as the Fossa Femminamorta, keeping pace with the advance of his company. An enemy soldier allowed Tech. 5th Grade Gibson to come within 20 yards of his concealed position and then opened fire on him with a machine pistol. Despite the stream of automatic fire ! which barely missed him, Gibson charged the position, firing his submachine gun every few steps. Reaching the position, Gibson fired pointblank at his opponent, killing him. An artillery concentration fell in and around the ditch; the concussion from one shell knocked him flat. As he got to his feet Gibson was fired on by two soldiers armed with a machine pistol and a rifle from a position only 75 yards distant. Gibson immediately raced toward the foe. Halfway to the position a machinegun opened fire on him. Bullets came within inches of his body, yet Gibson never paused in his forward movement. He killed one and captured the other soldier. Shortly after, when he was fired upon by a heavy machinegun 200 yards down the ditch, Gibson crawled back to his squad and ordered it to lay down a base of fire while he flanked the emplacement. Despite all warning, Gibson crawled 125 yards through an artillery concentration and the cross fire of 2 machineguns which showered dirt over hi! s body, threw 2 hand grenades into the emplacement and charged it with his submachine gun, killing 2 of the enemy and capturing a third. Before leading his men around a bend in the stream ditch, Gibson went forward alone to reconnoiter. Hearing an exchange of machine pistol and submachine gun fire, Gibson's squad went forward to find that its leader had run 35 yards toward an outpost, killed the machine pistol man, and had himself been killed while firing at the Germans. Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/moh1.htm BURIAL INFORMATION Location: Rice Lake, Wisconsin Cemetery: Nora Cemetery Born: 1919 at Nysund, Sweden Died: 1944 Killed in Action -- Awarded Posthumously. Source, additional information and cemetery monument photo: http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/states/pages_go/gibson_eric_wi.html Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful. * Feel free to pass this on to other appropriate resources.
I am looking for a George Hebel Gibson born in Arkansas. His mother's maiden name was Blue. His brother was known as "Blue" Gibson and also H.C. Blue or Lewis Gibson. Lots of names, I know. In 1930 he is found on the US Census and is married to my grandmother, Gertrude Estelle Rich, Gibson. They lived in Lake Charles, Louisiana. They lived in Nacogdoches, Texas in 1936. I heard that he passed away around late 1970s early 80s and the funeral was in Monroe, La. Any help is much!! Appreciated. I will include an attachment of his photo. Thanks, Katrina Gibson Elmore email me at: [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Sali Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 10:14 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GIBSON] Lookup please? Does anyone have access to marriage records, etc. in Izard Co., AR that could maybe check and see what Hattie's last name was and a date of marriage please? I am trying to find out if this is my g-grandfather or not..... Sally Standley 1910 Izard Co., Guion Twp., AR enu - 19 April 1910 45-49 Gibson, Arthur, head, M,W, 43 or 45?, M2, 0, TN, TN, TN, English, Restaurant, OA Hattie, wife, F,W, 30, M1, 0, AR. TN, TN, English, none To post a message to the list, send it to [email protected] Quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the rest of any other messages from your reply. CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE to the content of your reply. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Links to search and browse the archives, or unsub/sub, are at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/GIBSON.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Message: 5 Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2007 20:31:41 -0600 From: "Gail Lies" <[email protected]> Subject: [GIBSON] Gibsons in Arkansas To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Hi to all of you AR Gibson researchers, Gene forwarded me this post but I have to confess to already being a lurker! Gene and I are following the same basic line of Gibsons who came from Scott County, VA in at least the 1830 era and then through Montgomery County, IL and on through MO to Washington County, AR. They are there in the 1840 census in White River twp. Following is the main family that we are researching. If anyone has a similar path of movement I would love to share information. Descendants of John GIBSON 1 John GIBSON b: 26 Nov 1785 in VA d: 06 Oct 1853 in Washington, AR .. +Unknown // b: Bet. 1790 - 1800 d: Bet. 1840 - 1850 m: in VA? ...... 2 William Daniel GIBSON b: Abt. 1805 in VA d: 17 Mar 1888 in Springfield, Greene, MO .......... +Elizabeth DUTTON b: Abt. 1805 in VA d: Bet. 1880 - 1900 in Springfield, Greene, MO m: 19 Jun 1828 in Scott, VA ...... 2 Shadrick Jacob "Shade" GIBSON b: Abt. 1807 in VA d: 1876 in Washington, AR .......... +Sarah DUTTON b: Abt. 1807 in VA d: Abt. 1865 in Washington, AR m: Bef. 1827 in VA ...... *2nd Wife of Shadrick Jacob "Shade" GIBSON: .......... +Malinda HITCHCOCK b: Abt. 1817 in White, TN d: 01 Feb 1872 in Washington, AR m: 24 Jan 1869 in Washington, AR ...... *3rd Wife of Shadrick Jacob "Shade" GIBSON: .......... +Rebecca // m: Aft. 1872 in AR ...... 2 John GIBSON b: Abt. 1815 in VA d: 17 Oct 1897 in MO? .......... +Ladocia STURGEON b: Bet. 1810 - 1813 in VA d: Bet. 1870 - 1880 m: 1832 in Scott, VA ...... 2 Isom "Isham" GIBSON b: Apr 1818 in VA d: Abt. 1903 in Probably AR .......... +Cary Ann FREDERICK m: 18 Jan 1849 in Barry, MO ...... *2nd Wife of Isom "Isham" GIBSON: .......... +Sarah // b: Abt. 1827 in MO or NC d: Bef. 1900 in Probably AR m: Abt. 1855 ...... *3rd Wife of Isom "Isham" GIBSON: .......... +Mary Ann GOLDSTON b: Abt. 1830 in Lebanon (Wilson) TN m: Abt. 1875 NOTE: Information on all the Skaggs family and Gibson Family came from the diary of Laura Lou Gibson- Skaggs and recorded for the family by her daughter Maurine Skaggs Trammell. Sarah Jane Gibson (daughter of Ison Gibson b. abt 1827) ---"her mother died when Jane was 9 years old. Jane had one sister. Her Father took the girls and traveled in a covered wagon all over the country. Her father finally married again.... no other record as per Maurine Skaggs, Trammel" ================ Gene Parker (see notes for Isom Gibson) says Sarah Jane GIBSON was born in Ill. Marine SKAGGS (TREMMELL) says she was born in Newton Co., Ark. Note: I have a couple of pictures of Sara Jane Gibson if any one is interested. contact me at [email protected] will share. If anyone has any additional information on Sara Jane Gibson, I would sure appreciate you sharing it with me. Does anyone have any information on James Carlile Gibson b. 1851 Boone Co., Ark I'm interested as to whom his parents are.... Thanks... Billieirene