Theodore W. Gibson served as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Signal Corps, United States Army during World War I.
He was originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
In 1934, he was residing in Solebury, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
He was married to Helen (Kessler) Gibson.
He had two children with Helen (Kessler) Gibson: Theodore Whidden Gibson, Jr. and Margaret Kessler (Gibson) Fish.
After Helen died in 1927, Theodore remarried a few years later to Elizabeth Harrison, and they had one child, a daughter named Georgia May Gibson in 1930. She passed away 3 years ago.
Theodore had a distinguished career as a college professor ("Prof Theo") after he returned from World War I. He taught at Wagner College and at the University of Virginia at Wise.
NOTE: Many thanks to Bob Fish for providing additional information on the life of Theodore Gibson and Elizabeth Harrison Gibson. Also, thanks to Bob for the very nice photos of Theodore and Elizabeth.
Theodore W. Gibson served as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Signal Corps, United States Army during World War I.
He was originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
In 1934, he was residing in Solebury, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
He was married to Helen (Kessler) Gibson.
He had two children with Helen (Kessler) Gibson: Theodore Whidden Gibson, Jr. and Margaret Kessler (Gibson) Fish.
After Helen died in 1927, Theodore remarried a few years later to Elizabeth Harrison, and they had one child, a daughter named Georgia May Gibson in 1930. She passed away 3 years ago.
Theodore had a distinguished career as a college professor ("Prof Theo") after he returned from World War I. He taught at Wagner College and at the University of Virginia at Wise.
NOTE: Many thanks to Bob Fish for providing additional information on the life of Theodore Gibson and Elizabeth Harrison Gibson. Also, thanks to Bob for the very nice photos of Theodore and Elizabeth.
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ANNEX D-1
THEODORE W GIBSON
PENNSYLVANIA
2ND LT SIGNAL CORPS WWI
AUG 9 1893 MAY 8 1967
HIS WIFE ELIZABETH H FUGATE
APR 18 1906 OCT 30 1999
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