James Gibson was about twenty and Mary Ann Gibson was about sixteen when they married about 1864 in Kentucky.
The 1870 census of August 31, revealed James was a farmer and they were living in Didtrict 6, Wayne County, Kentucky and their post office was in Mills Springs. James and Polly were born in Tennessee and their children were born in Kentucky. They could not read or write. Household members: James Gipson (26), Polly A. (21), Rosa A. (6), George A. (4), Rebecca J. (2) and Vicey (1).
The 1880 census of June 7, revealed they were living in Mills Springs, Wayne County, Kentucky. James and his parents were born in Kentucky. Household members: James Gibson (30), Polyan (28), Rosey A. (15), George A. (13), Rebecky Jane (11), Allen S. (8), Joseph Allen (5) and James C. (2).
Their known children:
Rosa A. Gibson (McCarroll)(b.1864 d.1935)
George Alfred Gibson (b.1866)*
Rebecca Jane Gibson (Isham)(b.1869 d.1940)
Vicky Gibson (b.1870)DY
Allen Sherman Gibson (b.1872)
Joseph Allen Gibson (b.1875)
James Charles Gibson (b.1878 d.1927)
Lonnie Mae Gibson (Moore)(b.1881 d.1953)
Auther P. Gibson (b.1883 d.1954)
Robert Gibson (b.1888)
James died sometime after 1888.
The 1900 census of June 21, revealed Mary was a widow and a farmer. She rented her farm in Civil District 14, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary was born in March 1850 and she and her parents were born in Tennessee. Mary could not read or write. Mary had twelve children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (53), Sherman (25), Charley (20), Lonnie M. (17), Arthur (14) and Robert (12). Her son, Alfred and family lived two doors away.
The 1910 census of April 15, revealed Mary was living in Civil District 1, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary and her mother were born in Kentucky and her father was born in Tennessee. Mary could read but could not write. Mary had thirteen children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (61), Arthur (20) and Robert (19). Her son, James C. lived next door.
Death Certificate revealed Polly Gibson was born June 10, 1848 in Kentucky and was a widow. Polly died at age 69 of Mitral insufficiency on June 27, 1917 in Black Gap, Roane County, Tennessee. Her parents, Allen Gibson and Becca Jane Henderson were born in Kentucky. Informant was her son, Arthur Gibson. Burial was in Emory Gap Cemetery in Roane County, Tennessee.
The Roane County Heritage Commission could not find an obituary for her.
Mary lived to age 69.
The 1870 census of August 31, revealed James was a farmer and they were living in Didtrict 6, Wayne County, Kentucky and their post office was in Mills Springs. James and Polly were born in Tennessee and their children were born in Kentucky. They could not read or write. Household members: James Gipson (26), Polly A. (21), Rosa A. (6), George A. (4), Rebecca J. (2) and Vicey (1).
The 1880 census of June 7, revealed they were living in Mills Springs, Wayne County, Kentucky. James and his parents were born in Kentucky. Household members: James Gibson (30), Polyan (28), Rosey A. (15), George A. (13), Rebecky Jane (11), Allen S. (8), Joseph Allen (5) and James C. (2).
Their known children:
Rosa A. Gibson (McCarroll)(b.1864 d.1935)
George Alfred Gibson (b.1866)*
Rebecca Jane Gibson (Isham)(b.1869 d.1940)
Vicky Gibson (b.1870)DY
Allen Sherman Gibson (b.1872)
Joseph Allen Gibson (b.1875)
James Charles Gibson (b.1878 d.1927)
Lonnie Mae Gibson (Moore)(b.1881 d.1953)
Auther P. Gibson (b.1883 d.1954)
Robert Gibson (b.1888)
James died sometime after 1888.
The 1900 census of June 21, revealed Mary was a widow and a farmer. She rented her farm in Civil District 14, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary was born in March 1850 and she and her parents were born in Tennessee. Mary could not read or write. Mary had twelve children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (53), Sherman (25), Charley (20), Lonnie M. (17), Arthur (14) and Robert (12). Her son, Alfred and family lived two doors away.
The 1910 census of April 15, revealed Mary was living in Civil District 1, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary and her mother were born in Kentucky and her father was born in Tennessee. Mary could read but could not write. Mary had thirteen children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (61), Arthur (20) and Robert (19). Her son, James C. lived next door.
Death Certificate revealed Polly Gibson was born June 10, 1848 in Kentucky and was a widow. Polly died at age 69 of Mitral insufficiency on June 27, 1917 in Black Gap, Roane County, Tennessee. Her parents, Allen Gibson and Becca Jane Henderson were born in Kentucky. Informant was her son, Arthur Gibson. Burial was in Emory Gap Cemetery in Roane County, Tennessee.
The Roane County Heritage Commission could not find an obituary for her.
Mary lived to age 69.
James Gibson was about twenty and Mary Ann Gibson was about sixteen when they married about 1864 in Kentucky.
The 1870 census of August 31, revealed James was a farmer and they were living in Didtrict 6, Wayne County, Kentucky and their post office was in Mills Springs. James and Polly were born in Tennessee and their children were born in Kentucky. They could not read or write. Household members: James Gipson (26), Polly A. (21), Rosa A. (6), George A. (4), Rebecca J. (2) and Vicey (1).
The 1880 census of June 7, revealed they were living in Mills Springs, Wayne County, Kentucky. James and his parents were born in Kentucky. Household members: James Gibson (30), Polyan (28), Rosey A. (15), George A. (13), Rebecky Jane (11), Allen S. (8), Joseph Allen (5) and James C. (2).
Their known children:
Rosa A. Gibson (McCarroll)(b.1864 d.1935)
George Alfred Gibson (b.1866)*
Rebecca Jane Gibson (Isham)(b.1869 d.1940)
Vicky Gibson (b.1870)DY
Allen Sherman Gibson (b.1872)
Joseph Allen Gibson (b.1875)
James Charles Gibson (b.1878 d.1927)
Lonnie Mae Gibson (Moore)(b.1881 d.1953)
Auther P. Gibson (b.1883 d.1954)
Robert Gibson (b.1888)
James died sometime after 1888.
The 1900 census of June 21, revealed Mary was a widow and a farmer. She rented her farm in Civil District 14, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary was born in March 1850 and she and her parents were born in Tennessee. Mary could not read or write. Mary had twelve children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (53), Sherman (25), Charley (20), Lonnie M. (17), Arthur (14) and Robert (12). Her son, Alfred and family lived two doors away.
The 1910 census of April 15, revealed Mary was living in Civil District 1, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary and her mother were born in Kentucky and her father was born in Tennessee. Mary could read but could not write. Mary had thirteen children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (61), Arthur (20) and Robert (19). Her son, James C. lived next door.
Death Certificate revealed Polly Gibson was born June 10, 1848 in Kentucky and was a widow. Polly died at age 69 of Mitral insufficiency on June 27, 1917 in Black Gap, Roane County, Tennessee. Her parents, Allen Gibson and Becca Jane Henderson were born in Kentucky. Informant was her son, Arthur Gibson. Burial was in Emory Gap Cemetery in Roane County, Tennessee.
The Roane County Heritage Commission could not find an obituary for her.
Mary lived to age 69.
The 1870 census of August 31, revealed James was a farmer and they were living in Didtrict 6, Wayne County, Kentucky and their post office was in Mills Springs. James and Polly were born in Tennessee and their children were born in Kentucky. They could not read or write. Household members: James Gipson (26), Polly A. (21), Rosa A. (6), George A. (4), Rebecca J. (2) and Vicey (1).
The 1880 census of June 7, revealed they were living in Mills Springs, Wayne County, Kentucky. James and his parents were born in Kentucky. Household members: James Gibson (30), Polyan (28), Rosey A. (15), George A. (13), Rebecky Jane (11), Allen S. (8), Joseph Allen (5) and James C. (2).
Their known children:
Rosa A. Gibson (McCarroll)(b.1864 d.1935)
George Alfred Gibson (b.1866)*
Rebecca Jane Gibson (Isham)(b.1869 d.1940)
Vicky Gibson (b.1870)DY
Allen Sherman Gibson (b.1872)
Joseph Allen Gibson (b.1875)
James Charles Gibson (b.1878 d.1927)
Lonnie Mae Gibson (Moore)(b.1881 d.1953)
Auther P. Gibson (b.1883 d.1954)
Robert Gibson (b.1888)
James died sometime after 1888.
The 1900 census of June 21, revealed Mary was a widow and a farmer. She rented her farm in Civil District 14, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary was born in March 1850 and she and her parents were born in Tennessee. Mary could not read or write. Mary had twelve children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (53), Sherman (25), Charley (20), Lonnie M. (17), Arthur (14) and Robert (12). Her son, Alfred and family lived two doors away.
The 1910 census of April 15, revealed Mary was living in Civil District 1, Roane County, Tennessee. Mary and her mother were born in Kentucky and her father was born in Tennessee. Mary could read but could not write. Mary had thirteen children and nine were still living. Household members: Mary A. Gibson (61), Arthur (20) and Robert (19). Her son, James C. lived next door.
Death Certificate revealed Polly Gibson was born June 10, 1848 in Kentucky and was a widow. Polly died at age 69 of Mitral insufficiency on June 27, 1917 in Black Gap, Roane County, Tennessee. Her parents, Allen Gibson and Becca Jane Henderson were born in Kentucky. Informant was her son, Arthur Gibson. Burial was in Emory Gap Cemetery in Roane County, Tennessee.
The Roane County Heritage Commission could not find an obituary for her.
Mary lived to age 69.
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