Mississippi Saints
Mississippi Saints
  • Home
  • The Mississippi Saints
  • John Brown
  • George W. Bankhead
  • James A. Chesney
  • William Crosby
  • Robert Crow
  • Absalom P. Dowdle
  • George W. Gibson
  • James Harmon
  • John Holladay
  • William D. Kartchner
  • William H. Lay
  • Benjamin F. Mathews
  • William Mathews
  • J. B. Myers
  • Lewis B. Myers
  • Mary Ann Reer
  • William C. Ritter
  • John Roberds
  • Allen F. Smithson
  • William C. Smithson
  • George W. Sparks
  • William Terrill
  • Daniel M. Thomas
  • George W. Threlkel
  • More
    • Home
    • The Mississippi Saints
    • John Brown
    • George W. Bankhead
    • James A. Chesney
    • William Crosby
    • Robert Crow
    • Absalom P. Dowdle
    • George W. Gibson
    • James Harmon
    • John Holladay
    • William D. Kartchner
    • William H. Lay
    • Benjamin F. Mathews
    • William Mathews
    • J. B. Myers
    • Lewis B. Myers
    • Mary Ann Reer
    • William C. Ritter
    • John Roberds
    • Allen F. Smithson
    • William C. Smithson
    • George W. Sparks
    • William Terrill
    • Daniel M. Thomas
    • George W. Threlkel
  • Home
  • The Mississippi Saints
  • John Brown
  • George W. Bankhead
  • James A. Chesney
  • William Crosby
  • Robert Crow
  • Absalom P. Dowdle
  • George W. Gibson
  • James Harmon
  • John Holladay
  • William D. Kartchner
  • William H. Lay
  • Benjamin F. Mathews
  • William Mathews
  • J. B. Myers
  • Lewis B. Myers
  • Mary Ann Reer
  • William C. Ritter
  • John Roberds
  • Allen F. Smithson
  • William C. Smithson
  • George W. Sparks
  • William Terrill
  • Daniel M. Thomas
  • George W. Threlkel

george washington gibson

George Washington Gibson (1800-1871) and Mary Ann Sparks (1802-1871)

Children:

Mary Densia (1823-Deceased)

Robert Malek (1825-1828)

Lydia Ardelicia Elenor (1826-1915)*

Robert Pulaski (1827-1909)*

William Washington (1829-1931)*

Francis Abigail (1832-1913)*

Laura Arrilla Altha (1837-1905)*

Moses Washington (1840-1912)*

Manomas Lovina (1842-1940)*

Joseph Smith (1844-1892)*

* Spent winter of 1846-47 in Pueblo

George Washington Gibson Memories

When George Washington Gibson was born on 17 June 1800, in Union, Union,  South Carolina, United States, his father, Robert Wilson Gibson, was 41  and his mother, Mary Ann "Polly" Evans, was 40. He married Mary Ann  Sparks on 15 March 1822, in Union, Union, South Carolina, United States.  They were the parents of at least 6 sons and 5 daughters. He lived in  Salt Lake, Utah, United States in 1850 and Salt Lake City, Salt Lake,  Utah, United States in 1860. He died on 17 August 1871, in Duncan's  Retreat, Washington, Utah, United States, at the age of 71, and was  buried in Grafton Cemetery, Grafton, Washington, Utah, United States. (FamilySearch, Brief Life History of George Washington Gibson)

Copyright © 2025 Mississippi Saints - All Rights Reserved.

Powered by

This website uses cookies.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

Accept