The first Black fireman in Washington, DC.
In charge of Station No. 4 for eight years at the time of his retirement in 1927.
Veteran of the Spanish-American War.
Charter member of the DePriest Fifteen club in 1933.
Husband of Roxie Ann Hockett Gibson.
In charge of Station No. 4 for eight years at the time of his retirement in 1927.
Veteran of the Spanish-American War.
Charter member of the DePriest Fifteen club in 1933.
Husband of Roxie Ann Hockett Gibson.
The first Black fireman in Washington, DC.
In charge of Station No. 4 for eight years at the time of his retirement in 1927.
Veteran of the Spanish-American War.
Charter member of the DePriest Fifteen club in 1933.
Husband of Roxie Ann Hockett Gibson.
In charge of Station No. 4 for eight years at the time of his retirement in 1927.
Veteran of the Spanish-American War.
Charter member of the DePriest Fifteen club in 1933.
Husband of Roxie Ann Hockett Gibson.
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