Person:Robert Gibson (11)

Robert Gibson
 
m. 1762
  1. John GibsonAbt 1763 -
  2. William GibsonAbt 1765 -
  3. Joseph GibsonAbt 1767 -
  4. Polly GibsonAbt 1769 -
  5. Robert GibsonAbt 1770 -
  6. Judith GibsonAbt 1771 -
  7. Martha GibsonAbt 1773 -
  8. Solomon D. GibsonAbt 1775 -
  9. Sarah GibsonAbt 1777 -
  10. Thomas GibsonAbt 1779 -
  11. Joshua GibsonAbt 1783 -
  12. George GibsonAbt 1785 -
m. 16 Oct 1782
  1. Mary Ann GIBSON1793 -
  2. George Washington Gibson1800 - 1871
  3. Robert GIBSONAbt 1802 - 1860
Facts and Events
Name Robert Gibson
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1770 Bedford (county), Virginia, United States
Marriage 16 Oct 1782 Campbell, Virginia, United Statesto Polly "Mary" Evans

!Marriage: 16 Oct 1782. Probably incorrect since Robert and Polly would have

only been 12 years old and 8 years old, respectively.  More research needed.

!Additional generations past Robert Gibson verified from the records of Mr.

Mark J. Hadley, 886 Douglas Dr., Brigham City, UT 84302 (telephone conversation
with Kimber Norton Blatter 8/94).
Sources:  Traveled through South Carolina on a genealogical research trip in
  5/92.  Came across a book in a library in a small town in South Carolina that
  verified many of the people in our pedigree.  Met a professional genealogist
  in South Carolina named Miss Connie Andrea, who has researched this family.
  Notes from his meeting with her follow:
  - "G.W. Gibson, who we believe to have had a brother, Robert."
  - "Mary Ann and George W. Gibson left Union County, circa 1843 and went to
    Chickasaw, Monroe County, Mississippi."
  - "Mary Evans came from Nova Scotia in Canada."
  - "I have records of many families in Laurens, Union, and Newberry which all
    adjoined, who were Torries and left during the Revolutionary War for Nova
    Scotia... in the various county seats will be found various petitions from
    Nova Scotia praying that they be allowed to return and claim their lands
    after the Revolution."
  - "...I do know some of the EVANS in that area were Torries and were
    banished... some likely came back.
                              -- The Andrea Collection
                                 Carolina Library
                                 The University of South Carolina
                                 Columbia, South Carolina
    (Miss Connie Andrea: 4204 Devine Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29204)
  - [The Gibsons] "at one time lived in Monroe County, Mississippi.  [They]
    also owned slaves and owned property in South Carolina."
                              -- Ivie Wood Ballard
                                 656 South 700 East
                                 Salt Lake City, Utah
                                 8/09/51

!A Gibson Family Organization exists. Some information obtained from this

source.  They have a family reunion every few years in Grafton, Utah.  Mr.
Hadley has attended several times.