Isaac B Gibbel married Linnie Bell Walmer (daughter of Aaron Walmer and Elizabeth Mitchel) before 1904 and they had Owen Walmer, Ruth Elizabeth and Robert.
'Because of chronic hay fever, "Ike" was unable to work on the farm. So he went into business: hardware, implements and automobiles. I. B. Gibbel Hardware was a Hemet (CA) fixture from 1900 until 1963 when his daughter, Ruth, sold the business. After his death in 1947 it was known simply as Gibbel Hardware.' Source: The Descendants of Henry Gibbel complied by Ira W. Gibbel.
'Because of chronic hay fever, "Ike" was unable to work on the farm. So he went into business: hardware, implements and automobiles. I. B. Gibbel Hardware was a Hemet (CA) fixture from 1900 until 1963 when his daughter, Ruth, sold the business. After his death in 1947 it was known simply as Gibbel Hardware.' Source: The Descendants of Henry Gibbel complied by Ira W. Gibbel.
Isaac B Gibbel married Linnie Bell Walmer (daughter of Aaron Walmer and Elizabeth Mitchel) before 1904 and they had Owen Walmer, Ruth Elizabeth and Robert.
'Because of chronic hay fever, "Ike" was unable to work on the farm. So he went into business: hardware, implements and automobiles. I. B. Gibbel Hardware was a Hemet (CA) fixture from 1900 until 1963 when his daughter, Ruth, sold the business. After his death in 1947 it was known simply as Gibbel Hardware.' Source: The Descendants of Henry Gibbel complied by Ira W. Gibbel.
'Because of chronic hay fever, "Ike" was unable to work on the farm. So he went into business: hardware, implements and automobiles. I. B. Gibbel Hardware was a Hemet (CA) fixture from 1900 until 1963 when his daughter, Ruth, sold the business. After his death in 1947 it was known simply as Gibbel Hardware.' Source: The Descendants of Henry Gibbel complied by Ira W. Gibbel.
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