(B. 30 Apr 1878-D.14 Jul 1958)
Parents: William Albert Harmon 19194075
Sarah Catherine McKnight 19194073
Husband: Charles Francis Gibson 19118282
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On Jan 7 1897 Julia "Jennie" Gertrude Harmon married Charles Francis Gibson, they were parents of 4 Children.
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OBIT: MRS. GIBSON, MOTHER OF PASTOR, DIES
Mrs. Gertrude Gibson, 80, of 311 North Hesperia, Collinsville, a former resident of East St. Louis, died at 7:55 p.m. Tuesday in Christian Welfare Hospital. She had been ill four years.
Mrs. Gibson was the mother of the Rev. Vernal Gibson, who had been the pastor of the Assembly of God Church here 21 years until he transferred to the Assembly of God Church at Macomb, Ill., two years ago.
A native of Clay County, Illinois, Mrs. Gibson had lived here eight years. Before that she had lived in East St. Louis 34 years.
Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Herbert A. Kassly Chapel. Services also will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in the Shaufe Chapel in Louisville, Illinois. Burial will be at Louisville.
In addition to the Rev. Mr. Gibson, survivors include a son Noel E. Gibson of the Panama Canal Zone; two sisters, Mrs. Charity Gould of Louisville and Mrs. Lydia Smith of Crossville, Illinois; four brothers, Dr. Cameron Harmon of Mount Vernon, Illinois, Roscoe Harmon of Sarasota, Florida, G.C. Harmon of East Alton, and Dr. John Harmon of Rockport, Mass.; 10 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren.
East St. Louis Journal
Wednesday, July 16, 1958
(Submitted by Ann Harmon Govers 47390317)
(B. 30 Apr 1878-D.14 Jul 1958)
Parents: William Albert Harmon 19194075
Sarah Catherine McKnight 19194073
Husband: Charles Francis Gibson 19118282
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On Jan 7 1897 Julia "Jennie" Gertrude Harmon married Charles Francis Gibson, they were parents of 4 Children.
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OBIT: MRS. GIBSON, MOTHER OF PASTOR, DIES
Mrs. Gertrude Gibson, 80, of 311 North Hesperia, Collinsville, a former resident of East St. Louis, died at 7:55 p.m. Tuesday in Christian Welfare Hospital. She had been ill four years.
Mrs. Gibson was the mother of the Rev. Vernal Gibson, who had been the pastor of the Assembly of God Church here 21 years until he transferred to the Assembly of God Church at Macomb, Ill., two years ago.
A native of Clay County, Illinois, Mrs. Gibson had lived here eight years. Before that she had lived in East St. Louis 34 years.
Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Herbert A. Kassly Chapel. Services also will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in the Shaufe Chapel in Louisville, Illinois. Burial will be at Louisville.
In addition to the Rev. Mr. Gibson, survivors include a son Noel E. Gibson of the Panama Canal Zone; two sisters, Mrs. Charity Gould of Louisville and Mrs. Lydia Smith of Crossville, Illinois; four brothers, Dr. Cameron Harmon of Mount Vernon, Illinois, Roscoe Harmon of Sarasota, Florida, G.C. Harmon of East Alton, and Dr. John Harmon of Rockport, Mass.; 10 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren.
East St. Louis Journal
Wednesday, July 16, 1958
(Submitted by Ann Harmon Govers 47390317)
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1870–1954
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Maria Isabelle Harmon Wattles
1872–1949
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Charity Rebecca Harmon Gould
1874–1958
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1876–1966
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Lydia Annis Harmon Smith
1880–1969
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Alfred Roscoe Harmon
1882–1969
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1884–1968
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Mary Catherine Harmon
1888–1890
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William Albert "Willie" Harmon II
1891–1892
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