William Gibson was born in Gasconade/Maries Co, MO. He married Martha Ann Powers in Osage Co, MO Nov 10, 1842. They were blessed with 9 children who survived.
William served during the Civil War, in Maries County, Battalion, Company B.
King's History of Maries County states William lived in Maries County,until a few years past 1880.
William lived most of his married life within a few miles of Hughes Cem. Next to Martha Gibson's grave I found a large/huge rock almost totally covered with dirt. There is no known record of William's burial at Hughes Cem., but I believe his remains are there.
William and Martha Powers Gibson's children;
Elizabeth Gibson born Nov 1845 MO
John Wesley Gibson Nov 1847 MO
Eliza 'Emmaliza'Gibson 1849 MO
James E Gibson 1851 MO
Geo.W 'Wash'Gibson 1854 MO
Thompson 'Thomps'Gibson 1855 MO
Sarah F Gibson 1858 MO
Matilda E Gibson 1860 MO
Benjamin L Gibson 1863 MO
William served during the Civil War, in Maries County, Battalion, Company B.
King's History of Maries County states William lived in Maries County,until a few years past 1880.
William lived most of his married life within a few miles of Hughes Cem. Next to Martha Gibson's grave I found a large/huge rock almost totally covered with dirt. There is no known record of William's burial at Hughes Cem., but I believe his remains are there.
William and Martha Powers Gibson's children;
Elizabeth Gibson born Nov 1845 MO
John Wesley Gibson Nov 1847 MO
Eliza 'Emmaliza'Gibson 1849 MO
James E Gibson 1851 MO
Geo.W 'Wash'Gibson 1854 MO
Thompson 'Thomps'Gibson 1855 MO
Sarah F Gibson 1858 MO
Matilda E Gibson 1860 MO
Benjamin L Gibson 1863 MO
William Gibson was born in Gasconade/Maries Co, MO. He married Martha Ann Powers in Osage Co, MO Nov 10, 1842. They were blessed with 9 children who survived.
William served during the Civil War, in Maries County, Battalion, Company B.
King's History of Maries County states William lived in Maries County,until a few years past 1880.
William lived most of his married life within a few miles of Hughes Cem. Next to Martha Gibson's grave I found a large/huge rock almost totally covered with dirt. There is no known record of William's burial at Hughes Cem., but I believe his remains are there.
William and Martha Powers Gibson's children;
Elizabeth Gibson born Nov 1845 MO
John Wesley Gibson Nov 1847 MO
Eliza 'Emmaliza'Gibson 1849 MO
James E Gibson 1851 MO
Geo.W 'Wash'Gibson 1854 MO
Thompson 'Thomps'Gibson 1855 MO
Sarah F Gibson 1858 MO
Matilda E Gibson 1860 MO
Benjamin L Gibson 1863 MO
William served during the Civil War, in Maries County, Battalion, Company B.
King's History of Maries County states William lived in Maries County,until a few years past 1880.
William lived most of his married life within a few miles of Hughes Cem. Next to Martha Gibson's grave I found a large/huge rock almost totally covered with dirt. There is no known record of William's burial at Hughes Cem., but I believe his remains are there.
William and Martha Powers Gibson's children;
Elizabeth Gibson born Nov 1845 MO
John Wesley Gibson Nov 1847 MO
Eliza 'Emmaliza'Gibson 1849 MO
James E Gibson 1851 MO
Geo.W 'Wash'Gibson 1854 MO
Thompson 'Thomps'Gibson 1855 MO
Sarah F Gibson 1858 MO
Matilda E Gibson 1860 MO
Benjamin L Gibson 1863 MO
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