The son of William R. Gibson and Mary Dawkins.
Barzilla and Isabel Hanner were married about 1845 in North Carolina. They became the parents of seven children: William, Robert H., Nathan Armfield, John N., Elizabeth W., Lydia Jane and Mary Isabel.
To escape slavery, Barzilla and his family moved on to Illinois in 1851. They moved west again, crossing into Kansas on 30 June 1859. June 1865 found them living in Marion County, Kansas.
Barzilla and Isabel Hanner were married about 1845 in North Carolina. They became the parents of seven children: William, Robert H., Nathan Armfield, John N., Elizabeth W., Lydia Jane and Mary Isabel.
To escape slavery, Barzilla and his family moved on to Illinois in 1851. They moved west again, crossing into Kansas on 30 June 1859. June 1865 found them living in Marion County, Kansas.
The son of William R. Gibson and Mary Dawkins.
Barzilla and Isabel Hanner were married about 1845 in North Carolina. They became the parents of seven children: William, Robert H., Nathan Armfield, John N., Elizabeth W., Lydia Jane and Mary Isabel.
To escape slavery, Barzilla and his family moved on to Illinois in 1851. They moved west again, crossing into Kansas on 30 June 1859. June 1865 found them living in Marion County, Kansas.
Barzilla and Isabel Hanner were married about 1845 in North Carolina. They became the parents of seven children: William, Robert H., Nathan Armfield, John N., Elizabeth W., Lydia Jane and Mary Isabel.
To escape slavery, Barzilla and his family moved on to Illinois in 1851. They moved west again, crossing into Kansas on 30 June 1859. June 1865 found them living in Marion County, Kansas.
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