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Pendleton Wednesday, November 30•- I toria _Su,n~a!_ after . severa~ ~ea~s . Mrs. Gibson was the last survivor of failing ··health. ·Funeral servic~s of a. group of pioneers who crossed ; wer~ ·held at Pendleton Wednesday the plains to Oregon hi 1852. Her 'at 3 p.m., and burial· was made in . mother, Mrs. Mary ~olmsley, died the' faintly": plot of .the . Pendleton · on the long trek /across the plains, and wa.s burled at the present site ce~~tery. of LaramJe, Wyoming. The Gibson . Mary M. _Gibson was born in the family lived at Pomeroy for many Willam__ :ette valley, Orgeon, Oct. i6, yea.rs, but moved to Port.land in 1905. 1865 and ·in early life mo·:ed wjth her parents, the l~te Mr. and Mrs. -1 Mrs. Gibson's husb~nd, Geo.rge. ·D. I Gibson, died 20 yea.rs ago. - · George D. Gibson, to Pomeroy where Besides her .children, Mrs. Gibson, her father was in tfie sheep business 'leaves several grandchildren and for many, years operating herds in great-grandchildren among whom e.r8 both Columbia.. . and ;Garfield coun- Bert s. Jera.rd and Mrs. Leura Bohler ties. -. . . and Mary S~ua.rt and Anne Bohler of Pendleton. . She was married m 1892 to C. _S. J erard, prominent implement dealer I of : Dayton, and ; for .many, years Ithe· ·f_~~ii;y ·uved i~. the residence on I Third St. which is now the home of the ~~rdette family. Mrs. Jerard 'Yas I Mrs. C. S. Jerard went to Pomeroy, I, a member of the ·Dayton Congreg- 1 i yesterday, to_ atten~ the funeral of her ati~µaf ·church ari"

where she had lived an . tlent sufferer during many• _mont~_.: ea . of illness. losing his wife · some m~nths ~go has· been .more or less 4e - Mrs. Sara·h .Gibson: spondent since the:q, his friends Dies at Calgary say. The remairu3 were shipped Information was received this 81, Died .Wed. ttr to-Palouse froni-·where ·services week in Dayton of the death of were· to' be held.: Lew Gibson, 89,- in Calgary, Al . Mrs. Wm. (Sarah) Gibson diea berta, Canada. Wednesday of last week follow Mr. Gibsoif·had been making ing a short illness. Funeral ser his home in Canada for the past vices were held at the Hubbard 40 years. He was in Dayton la.st Rogg chapel Friday afternoon about three· years ago ·and will with Earle C. Miller officiating. ,· be remembered by many local Mrs.• Gibson was ·born in Ore-', residents. He moved to Canada gon .April 25, 1872, and ·had mov-_ from Dayton as a·young man. ed to Dayton about seventy year~; Survivors include · his siste!, agp. She is survived by the h11.~.-: Mrs. Clint McCauley, and his band at the family home;--,-_a. brother, W. H. Gibson, both of daughter, Mrs. Hetty Duell.. :of Dayton, and sisters in Los Ange• l Spokane, and one son in Cali-; les and Lebanon, Oregon.~-- I fornia. ___ __:_ ___ : ·'·:·.'.:--~ April 21, 1960 _ Five Clinton and Gertrude McCauley W. H. Gibson Nate 60th Wedding Anniversary ·Dies Saturday William Henry Gibson, 88, resident of this area for 66 years, passed away Saturd~y, April 16, at Brining Memonal hospital, where he been confin ed for ten days. Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 19, from the Hubbard-Rogg Chapel with the Rev. C. M. Foust officiating. In terment was in Normal Hill Cemetery at Lewiston, Idaho, at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the side of hi~ first wife, Lucy Ellen, who c::.l J ~ 17'-<::,.._, Clinton and Gertrude McCauley I ti '1~ /'I , .f Nate · 60th Wedding Anniversary MRS. CLINTON MCCAULEY Mrs. Clinton G. (Gertrude) McCauley, 90, 303 N. First Street, died Friday, November 8, at the Robison Nursing Home: . She was born Aug. 10, 1884 in Pomeroy and moved to Dayton at an early age. She married McCauley May 12, 1905 in Dayton. He died Sept. 23, 1965. Mrs. McCauley was a mem ber of the Methodist Church, Eastern Sta~ and Lotus Club. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Wendell (Genevieve) Wilson, Portland; Mrs. William (Geraldine) Bordorek, The Dalles, and Mrs.·Ron (Thelma) Graham, Everett; a son, Clay McCauley, Portland; two sisters, Lottie Rodenburger, Lebanon, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. CJiinton Melvin and Emma Gibson, Portland; McOat.iley, 303 North First, ob Mr. McCauley was born in five grandchildren; nine great served their 60th wedding •anni Dayton in 1883. He lived on a grandchildren and three great versary Saturday, May 8. farm until he was 17 years old great-grandchildren. · Mr. McCauley has been ·in ill and fhen came -to Dayton and operated a delivery service. Funeral services were held . hea,)Vh for the pa'St s eve r a I at 11 a.m. Tuesday, November months and is a patient at Rob Mrs. McCauley was born 'in 12, at Hubbard-Rogg Funeral ison Nursing Home. Par,t of the Pomeroy in 1884 a nd came to Dayton as a young child. Home with the Rev. Don ann'iversary observance w a s Lange officiating. Burial was in held •at the nurs'ing home. They are both members of the McCauley and 1he for.m er Merhodis't -church and Mrs. Mc the family plot at the Dayton Gertrude G i b s o n ex-changed Cauley is a lso act,ive ·in Eastern City Cemetery. marriage vows on May 12, 1905, Star and Lotus Club. in Dayton. After ihe'ir marriEATB CLAIMS NATIVE :-: ··· .;\ii:;; farm machinery. He w~~ affiliated with Spokane Com~erc1al Travel · · ·. oF· COLUMBIA,~~- 4 . . ·- - . "'. ,..,_ .... . ·- ·•· ...... J..7~191-i ers; .Oriental, LQ~ge No. 7 , F&AM . . Spokane· · Rainbow bhapter No. .-Lucy·~:-: ~lbsoh,: .,~e-. o/ :.,,};..; MAN TAKES LIFE torder of Eastern Star in Dayton; Gibson, ·a·: Pullman fe.rvier, p~e-~_1 a'nd 'Local. No. -334. away recently in St. tgna.tlus ho~~: WITH REVOLVER :Uni?n. 1 s · ed by 'Wife . · pital, Colfax, where she had bee.n.: · Friends . · and relatives of .- 'We1ts· survived by his wife, Lucy, since July 4. Mrs. · «;libsC?n, wh~ Jessie Gibson, 62, were shock tnalden name was Lucy ~- ~gee,· was aL the familJ h~me at 105 Patit. born near -Dayton, January 13, 1~81, ed Tuesday morping when they They were roamed September 30, and was 48 years and 10 months old learned of his• death· by self-in · 1944 in Spokane. at the . time of . her ~e~th. She ~as ._.flieted causes. -.He and ·a broth- Other survivor:; i n c l u d_e two reared_ , in dol~bla county ,a~d i~_ er ·_w~r~;i liying ~n one. of the· daughters, Mrs. Dor~tby Ellen 1898 was married to William H. G~b- • McQuary ca_bins. .He had not ·Lewis and Mrs. J affl:es (~nn) Nel: sori . of Pomeroy. The famllY .. liv~d son, 'both of Modesto, Ca~f.; a son! at Lewiston ·... for milnY, years~ ~d. arisen that morning and about Joe Gibson,. of Spokane, a step-) near Pullman for- ..the · past · te~ 10 o'clock his brother had goue dau hter, Mrs. Arth~ V. (Frances years~ :M:rs:_ ·<:J~i>s~Ji · ~ ::s~v~ .•::J:>Y:; for a stroll: Returning to the her husband -and one . son, and -~Y,, . Kri;gel Jr. of Spokane; two auntsd cabin the body wa~. found.. on· Mrs. Clint McCauley of Dayton an her father, John w. Agee •of Da~on; ! by two grandchildren and several . the -bed with. a ·gun.· A· 1:1hot Mrs . Charles Moss of San Fran brothers. and sisters. James E. _Ag~ i through the heart was. the cause cisc~; and four grandchildr_e_n.__ of Dayton ts JJ. brother. ·Mrs. GlP59.n_ of death: · . was :held. 1.n . the .','highest -esteem 'I~ /16'1_ where ~he had lived and was a. _pa-. Mr. Gibbons had be~n in poor tlent sufferer dwing .. many. _mont~_.: health for some time,_ an4 after of illness. · · · · losing his wife · some m~mths Lew Gibson,-89, ~go has· been more or less 4e. : - Mrs. Sara·h ·Gibson: spondent since the}!, his friends Dies at Calgary say~ The remaine; ·were shipped 1 Information was received this 81, Died -Wed. "/4tr to· Palouse fron:i.-where ·services 1 week in Dayton of the death of Mrs. Wm. (Sarah) Gibson diea were· to' be held.· Lew Gibson, 89,- in Calgary, Al Wednesday of last week follow berta, canada. ing a short illness. Funeral ser Mr. Gibsoi'f•had been making vices were held at the Hubbard his home in Canada for the past Rogg chapel Friday afternoon 40 years. He was in Dayton last with Earle C. Miller officiating. , about three years ago ·and will Mrs.- Gibson was born in Ore-' be remembered by many local gon .April 25, 1872, and ·had mov residents. He moved to Canada ed to Dayton about seventy years: from Dayton as a.young man. ag_o. Sh~ is survived by the bus.-; Survivors include· his sister, band at the family homer:"a.' Mrs. Clint McCauley, and his brother, w. H. Gibson, both of , daughter, Mrs. Hetty Dueu:_:cit Dayton, and sisters in Los Ange i Spokane, and one son in Cali-; les and Lebanon, Oregon. I fornia. ~--- ·: ··-;-_/~ c::.2 J ~ /?'-<:J._.

Clinton and Gertrude McCauley J 1 '1'.n-' JC, 7 f Nate 60th Wedding Anniversary MRS. CLINTON MCCAULEY Mrs. Clinton G. (Gertrude) McCauley, 99, 303 N. First Street, died Friday, November 8, at the Robison Nursing . Home.· She was born Aug. 10, 1884 in Pomeroy and m_oved to Dayton at an early age. She married McCauley May 12, 1905 in Dayton. He died Sept. 23, 1965. Mrs. McCauley was a mem ber of the Methodist Church, Eastern Star and Lotus Club. S urvivors include three daughters , Mrs. Wendell (Genevieve) Wilson, Portland, Mrs. William (Geraldine) Bordorek, The Dalles, and Mrs.· Ron (The lma) Graham, Everett; a son, Clay McCauley, Portland; two sisters, Lottie Rodenburger, Lebanon, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Cl'inton Melvin and Emma Gibson, Portland; McOaLiley, 303 North First, ob Mr. McCauley was born in five grandchildren; nine great served ~heir 60th wedding ·anni Dayton in 1883. He lived on a grandchildren and three great ver sary Saturd ay, May 8. farm until he was 17 years old great-grandchildren. Mr. McCauley has been in ill and t hen came to Dayton and Funeral services were held operated a delivery serv.ice . . hea,Irh for fhe past s eve r a 1 aL 11 a.m. Tuesday, November months and is a paNent a t Rob Mrs. McCauley was born fo 12, at Hubbard-Rogg Funeral ison Nursing Home. Part of rhe Pomeroy in 1884 a nd came to Dayton as a young child. Home wiLh the Rev. Don a nniversary observance w a s Lange officiating. Burial was in held rait the nurs1ng home. They are both members of the the family plot at the Dayton McCauley and the former Methodist -church and Mrs. Mc Gertrude G i b s o n excha nged Cauley is ·also ract,ive ·in E astern City Cemetery. marriage vows on May 12, 1905, Star and Lotus Club. 4n Dayton. After their marriage, Their children are: Geraldine they moved -in 1907 10 Palouse Nation of The Dalles, Oregon; where 'they farmed for several C 1 a: y McCa uley of Beverl_y; years. They moved to Moscow, Genevieve Wilson of A'stona, Idaho, in 1923, where he oper- Oregon; Thelma Graham of Se '1/.Yf)-' /Cf . a'ted a delivery system for five attle. Among ·their five grand J. 'ii 71 years. They returned to Dayton children is Mrs. Jim (Peggy) in 1929 where Mr. McCauley op Cresswell of Vancouver, whom MRS. CLINTON MCCAULEY erated a delivery service for 14 they r eared. l1heir three great y~rs a nd was employed by Mc g r andchildren are Connie, Scot Ira F. (McCauley) Gallacher Quarys' Grocery for ten years. ty and Pam Cresswell. of Walla Walla, sister-in-law of Mrs. Clinton Gertrude Mc /5~ 1'17'/ Cauley who passed away here at the Robison Nursing Home ertrude McCauley November 8, was omitted as _a surviving member of the fa~ ily in the November 14 issue of :: as 90th Birthday the Chronicle. · l . Mrs. Emma Gibson of Port :/lfIS, Clint (Gertrude) Walla Walla and Mark Zugar, land, Qre., is a sister-in-law, cCauley was honored on her her great great grandson. now sister to the deceased, as ·•·h birthday Augus t 10 at Mrs. McCauley was born on . reported in the same article. obison Nursing Hom·e. August 10, 1884 in Pomeroy. The birthday cake was . She has lived in this area all ~ orated with pink roses and her life. Her children are, ;pink r ose corsage was worn Genevieve Wilson of Port-' • Mrs. McCauley. land; Gerry Borodek · . of There to help her celebrate Klamath Falls, Oregon; especial occasion were fi ve Thelma Graham of Everett 'nerations of ~er family. The and Clay McCauley --of Uma v"'e generations were rep tilla, Oregon. There are sev iented by Mrs. Ron eral grand, great-grand and . ~elma) Graham, her daugh · . great-great-grandchildren. . ,from Everett; Mrs. Dar The 2 p.m. party on Satur ne Myers, her granddaugh- day afternoon was attended 1 from Ione, Oregon; Mrs. by 15 guests and hosted by Charles (Connie) Zugar, her her fam ily and Mrs. Art Bales gr~at granddaughter. from and Mrs. Dolph Brown.

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Earl Gibson· Lucy Gibson Survivors include a daught.er Lucy Martha Gibson, 91, of701 and son-in-law, Frances and Bud Last Ri'tes.'·· E. DaytonAve. diedApril 7, 1997, Kringel of Spokane; a grand at Dayton General Hospitar.-- daughter, Grace Tiffany ofArling Held S_epte 16 The rosary was Wednesday, ton, Wash.; two great-grandsons, ~al rites for Earl William Gib April 9 at Hubbard-Rogg Chapel Ed Beam of ~itka, Alaska, and bon, ,· 60, native son ~f .. G<>mumbia with Deacon Dale Schaeffer offi Bob Beam of Arlington; a niece county. and long-time . resident of Spokan~, were held S~~ay mom- ciating. The funeral Mass· was and two nephews. her brother . ing, Septem~r. 16, . from,· the Hub- Thursday,April 10 at St. Joseph's William Schampera preceded her bard-Rogg chapel. · . in death. Catholic Church, Dayton, with ---- The ·Rev. M.. E. Jordan, pastor of the First · Methodist church, of the Revs. William Brenan and ficiated .. at ·the service. : Graveside Jim McGreevy officiating. Burial · ritualistic · ·service ·was· . conducted was in the family plot in Dayton by. Dayton · Lodge No .. : 26, ).i'&AM. Iriteimel'\t was at. Da_tt~il City Cem- City Cemetery. etery.·· · "· .. ·,. -., ... · · · · Memorial contributions may Mr.- Gibson .pa~~ecf -l!~ay· T~~ be made to St. Joseph's Catholic day, . September 1~, ,at Bnmng Memorial H o s p i t a 1 fpllowing a Church Memorial Fund or a char stroke. He was born Miry' 9, 1901, ity of the donor's choice. in. , C9l~bia county, thE: _son of Mrs. Gibson was born May 29, ·, ..: .... -Lucy ; Allen. Agee and Wilham H. DEATH CLAIMS ~ATIVE , , .. 1905, in Berlin, Germany, to Carl . or· COLUMBIA COUNTY Gibson.· · ...... '. . -· ... • ::· .. ,=-... ~ - ._ .. - ' .

Attended Marengo School and Pauline Duille Schampera. • • • -~ •.• '.,· ...... •; .·;. - ....1~ J • -·; ;J•.""· ·He . attended M a r n g o grade Lucy E. · Gibsoii.,:. wife•· of . W; ·.. H. e They moved to the United States 0 sc4pol and as a _young man mov~ Gibs~~- · a::· Pullman, fai'Qter, p~e~ to Spokane where· he made his when she was 3 and her parents away.. recently in:' St:· tgna.tius:• hos~ ho~~ until . returning .to Columbia worked their way west. They pital,. Colfa__ x; :iwh.. 'e~e_·~she,_ had' be~n I county in 1953. . · lived in Cheyenne,' Wyo., where since July 4•. : Mrs.... Gibson,. Whose · During his· residence in Spokane, tnaiden n.ame was: ~uey ~.: ·~gee:: '#as , she attended school, then moved born near Dayton. Jai:;iuary 13~ 1881, · he was employed as a salesman . and was 48'. years arid 10 months ·old of heavy industrial equipment and to Spokane. . at the time of· her: death. She was farm machinery. He w~s affiliated She married Ray Mauro in . rear~:,'~Q · _dol~blil.-_-county;. and,: in with Spokane Commercial Travel 1922; they later divorced. ; 1898 was married to William H. Gib- ers; Oriental. Lodge No. 74, F&AM son· of Pomeroy~_--·The family· lived in Spokane; Rainbow chapter No. She married Earl Gibson in at. Lewiston ·,,for/:'~iiy years··· ai:;id 2 · Order of Eastern Star in Dayton; 1944 and they m·oved to Dayton riea~ . J>.~an : . fot\)~e· .' p_ast ··.. te~· a~d 'Local Union No. 334. yeam~ ·Mrs;', GibSo11i'1sr.:.survlved :.bY, Survived by 'Wife· in 1949. She worked many years her'· husbanci': an'cf.~0~1F'$0n;·:··ancf ·b1. ·· He is survived by his wife, Luer, at Blue Mountain Bakery, in what her father,: Jofm. W/A.gee-;ot Dayton: at, the family home at 105 Patit. by two·· graridcblldren_·:·a~ several is now Seafirst Bank's parking brothers. _and . siste~t,;, J,ames E. Agee . They were married September 30, lot. She worked for Green Giant of Dayton.ls ·11 brothel". •. Mrs. Gibson 1944, in Spokane. Co. during packing seasons. Mr. was· :held .. Ip.. th~),-iilghest . esteein Other survivor:; inc 1 u de two where ~he had lived and was a. pa- daughters, Mrs. Dorothy - Ellen Gibson died in 196 L tlent · sufferer,. d~>-~~~1-.= _mon~~ i Lewis and Mrs. James (Ann) Nel~ She enjoyed being a grand o(. lll~ess...... ,. , ·...... , · son both of Modesto, Calif.; a son, l-~---.1...__~ ~~ Joe' Gibson, of Spokane; a step mother and being with young daughter, Mrs. Arthur V. (Frances) people. Active in community and Kringel Jr. of Spokane; two aunts, church events, she was always Mrs. Clint McCauley of Dayton and Mrs. Charles Moss of San Fran willing to telephone for different cisco; and four grandchildren. causes, served on the Democratic Central Committee; and was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Order of the Eastern Star, Knights of Pythias, Schuyler Rebekah Lodge, Royal Neighbors, the Grange and Eagles Aerie. · . - ~----·- - . /1 ~/fJ'?3 / 9~ ll6i J. H. D~nn went to Spokane Tbursdav '. as a witness for the defense in the .case ot the State vs. R. G. Gibson. Mr. Dunn is a· brother-in-law of Gibson's and Rites :_:Set FOr thinks the charge against Gibson is without foundation. 1\1 ack Buckley and Pite·'110nes,· s9: Kate Dodge,, also \\7itnesses for the de Funeral services will be Thurs fense. went to Spokan~ yesterday morn• day, Augu·st 19, at 1 p. m. from . iog.; An· examination will be _held this the Hubbard-Rogg chapel in Day. morning in Spokan~•.. _ ·----~-~-- ton for- Pete Bones,' 59, who pass ed away Friday morning in a .S,IJ ~ t .f1't.:3 Dayton nursing home. . . .Mr. Bones, who c;laimed to be , .R. G. GIBS?N. FQU~D}~UJLT1".~_R- G~· the last surviving member of the Gibson of Dayton, Wash .• who }}as been. Palouse Indian tribe, had been in . ~~ trial .in the superior c;ourt on· a. charge . the nursing home since mid-A_p- . · ol c~irnioally assaulting bis 15:.year~~l_d ril, coming here from .the Cush-; 'daughter, ·\YSB fClun~ g~iltv by the Jury m~J'.l government hospital in Ta- · y~ster~ay morning... A-~otion for a n~w coma. trial was entered by ,llie' attorne-ys. Gib· The Indian .was an enrollee of eon took ~is .tittle _daughter _fr_om the the -umatilla Indian agency at Hom.a of the· Friendless t9 a cheap hotel Pendleton, Oregon, and records there listed his birth date as Feb July .4, and there committed the crime ruary, 1895. They also included for w·bicb he was ~onvicted. . Sentence i the information that h'e was has noi yet been passed· upon him ... The known as "Peter Gibson." case was ver;)' expensive. to the stare, the Mr. Bones was born near Lyons. v.·itnesses coming from Day~oli . alone I; Ferry, in the Starbuck district, costing . $126, and the· total C(?~ts · being and had made his home in this $623.-Revi~_w. . . _ ~- area for a greater part .of• his life. He suffered a . stroke . fast year. and after being hospitalized here 7' ~ 114.3 for some time .was sent to the hospital in Tacoma. He returned to Dayton early this year so as OBITUARY to be near his homeland. Only known survivor is a cous Mrs~ Walt.er Ingram in, Grover C. Jackson, Lenore, Id Mrs. Walter Ingram,.ti8, died at aho. The Rev. David Miles will the Brining ·hospital Saturday at officiate at services here and 12: 55 p.m. following a lingering burial will be in the Dayton city illness. Funeral services were held at Enterprise, Oregon Tuesday_ at c~metery. 2: 30 p'; m., and interment was made in the cemetery at Joseph. Gertrude Esther Gibson was born in Kansas January 25, 1885, and came to eastern Oregon in childhood. She lived there until her marriage to Walter Ingram of this county January 11, 1925, and had since made her home in this community. She was a member of the Rebekah lodge. BesideE• her husband, she leaves three step-children, Elizabeth In gram, San Francisco, Johns In gram, U. S. N., now stationed at Bremerton, and First• Lt. Richard Ingram, U.S.A., Tampa, Fla; her mother, Mrs. W. H. Gibson, La Grande, Oregon; two brothers, Chas. E. Gibson, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and Harry Gibson, Jose1>h, Oregon; and five sisters, Mrs. Elzy Handy, Mrs. Bert Wingfield, and Mrs. Lulu Smith, Enterprb:,e, Mrs. Lee Taylor, La Grande, and Mrs. Frank Large, Burbank, Cal. I a. 7' ~ If'!/ 8:\TURDA Y ...... 0.C,T~~ER 21 , T-;~f~ I • \\'. ·A.. Gibson. who h~~ been sick ro_r '.Hrs. Uoda Gibson. Fome tirno in. B oise, c,_ty I1ge r• 3, ,1851. · This union was blessed with 0 11H ; nv,re so, la fOLlH:~ rt?~ pect:1 , than ,Jospph Gibson. that of t he ordinary volunteer BQlcl ier or I seven son.s and two daughter s. Those Joseph Gibson, born in Mis regular; einch · his wos to protect t he who s urvive the death of their mother souri, Sept. 8, 1859, died in Lorna bomea from 1:u errilla warfare. During ar~ Mrs. W, ~- Wooten, of Dayton, Linda, California Nov. 14, 1943. the latler part of the wur lllr Gibson wna He came to Dayt on in 1 878 when elected sheriff a ud served ooe term, d e · Wash:, J, N. Gibson o( Dayton, Oregon, hi:_, father, A. P. Gibson bought clin:ug a second te rm which was ofT~red J oseph, Thomas A. arid· E . W . Gibson and moved on a farm two miles him. of '.l_'wip ]falls_, Idaho, l\(ary E. Wa gne r above Dayto n on the Touchet H e moved io 1872, with bis family to o!'i'!iolse;- Idaho, Elder L. A. Gibson of river. Oregou. eettling in Polk county, n Par From 1 881 to 1904 h e followed Zeua aud not 111auy miles from SJ:ern ·c~tt~ie Gro,ve, Oregon, the father and farming in the vicinity o f Dayton The re Lie lived 6,·e years, moving tbeu t1vo"'so~s having fallen a::.l eep In death. and Pomeroy. At t h e opening up It o the ~Hle oi Wa~h ioi.:too, etopving first The family came from the east to of the Twin F a lls irr igation pro I at Wnll,, Walin nod orxt, I D 1879, be j ect in Ida ho he secure d Jan el locuted nt hls l~st bollle near Dayton. Oreg_on in 1872 a·nd m 1,879 to Dayton, . there which he developed into I n tho tw enty years he has been iu Col· Washington, living heN until 1905. I ' a valuable farm. um bin connty be h as b~come oue of ite The last fe w years of her life J-i a,·e widely k1101\n cilizeus. For him to be In 1919 h e married Mrs. Hunt, v.-idi-ly knowo ·was 10 he wi0~h· loved. be.en spent ·with her children She · retired and came to Dayton H ooeH.1· ar;d integrity ~nd chnrity was_attendin g the recent cam pr.;eeting where they lived fifteen years Phone conspicuonsly io his charnct.-r. until he r d eath in 1934. The at Boise, Idaho, when taken with her last 8 years of his life · were 13ul he was more than honest and µublic last and .fatal illness. . ·. ;,piri•ed . Bro. Gih~on waa " Chriati11n. spent in the llome or his brother, He bei:a :ne such by a pr r.:ooal f"ith in \ In ' early • life she ·united ~vitli·, · the Levi, at Loma Linda, in southern Chri~,, thirty-three ye11 rR aeo. He im• baptist .church and in 1892 united.with California. rn ed iatrly afte rwa rd became a u,emher the· S~".~~th, Day Aa~eptis·t church o; of thr Baptist chnrcll, an,l, as eucl,, has rrnrnined in good stnndinl!. H e loved which she has been-a f'aithful member hi~ Bible nnd stu 1ied it mud,, Mpecially a nd an., untirlng worke1, for · pthers during the Inst ie w 111 0 11 thR. For m,111y seeking to iead •them ': to .. the . Great vearij he ha• suf.T~retl, but. patience has Shepherd·, of• the floclr MRS. JOE GIBSON markt!cl it 1111. Death to hi m was surely 0 > -vye· ~ruiy believe th~t s·i,e sle~ps to Mrs. Joe Gibson died at h er home a s weet relea~e. His house wnR sot in In this city last Wednesday evening. order. Il e was rea ,ly. He is gonA from llwafre o n· the res urrection• morn • to She had been !u very serious con earth; hut h is ml'mory abidee. H is life a ~~!!I~ ··n_i.eet i e_; · loved· r:mes' where·. 1ib dition for some . time and had been h is 1•xHmple is before us. ' ll is fun eral w,1s held from tile Cent ral i rpore parting can' ~ome~-'r, A. G, · receiving treatment at a Walla B11 t>tis1 r.l!urc!1 0 11 Sunclay ufr...-noon, Walla hospital, She was brought October lii. Th,, w riter, in tl,e nb~encP home the _first of the week, and her ol till! pn~!or, Dr. W eher, conducted tbP. deat,h occurred a few days after son·icre. Tex t : I Cur. 15 :55. wards. Fwleral · services were held AHTIIU R ROYSE at two o'clock Friday afternoon from the First· Christian church with the ( "I)(" t 'V ~+· -r':- -t:-,-,.-z:_,--_.wA..1)- - ....-'1- .,..,,µ Rev. Leslie Zimmerman officiating. :,.)...,,,o-L./. .) -. Martha Susan Rainwater was born In Missouri December 21, . 1862. When very young she crossed the plains with· her parents, and settled here. For many years the Ra1n water -family lived on Robinett moun tain, and Mrs. · Gibson lived In this county almost continuously after Mrs. Rhoda Gillson. marriage. She was a member of • Mrs. Rhoda Gibson died in• Boise, the Christian church, _and active in I Idaho, J uly 27, aged 81 years , two the women's organizations of the months and six days. The fu n'1i-iii:-"~Ji~ l~·11ttie/iit£~htei-?· sh~ -w~ ;f~f~·-'.lr_ri~ay. mornb1g . :was heid i'rorii ~~ff;ti~i(irom' j~iJ:ii;~z1{ at. ilie'; time.'· f~~i;c~JPU~_t c~u~ch of ,~is city ~u:g,day H~f :r's.the~. \\\1I/ruci1ira··~.'0~1d~ell :·of !l,fternoon at 2 o'clock with. Rev•- J. A. • ·i,t:\,'1..,,.\,,_·- !",, ', . •• ; .•• , . - ,'. •• .. ' '-.~ ·.-. tii~s)~ih'~/;.ii.s,• *~fi(>v1_;1t~g;\a,i· a; ·,rg~fJri~ ch~rge:- ~he· de~e8:s~ft was a tlme·'~f, ·her death: Besides·her.'liiisba;nd' sfs~r-in-taw· of Joe Gibson of this. city• r,~{f.o.rmertyji~ed·_her.e;;~., :<.. i ... ~~~~.)(tt\~:·,}l_sti~f~~~:_\l)f>~~i~bor~. ..;r;: r,: .'"11 ·"•~-. •· --- -. ·.~ •••~ r--, .. '::.1.,.. ·-~' ·::" ·•..:· ,. !' .• :...- ~-'~- _ __:...:..__ q~µg1,lt~1:: ~u~v;e~ }J~r{~-~~o :~~~e ,sis~ ters :·and :;,two·_.brcitli~rs.:·•. She was ·.21. y~ar~ .old:•'·::_Tlie ren1ainEi :wefe,l>rouglit here .for .. interment: the fu~era( being held yesterday niomlng :ai-· 10:30, .at ~h _l'/17 i11~· cemetery. : ·.. .- T. . :: _. . · . . Mrs. -W. 8. Woot.en ·• I• ~-•· _:..: ______:___t-::______-----... __ ~1-~ Mrs. W. S. Wooten, aged :67 yea.r~ passed away at her home in this city Thursday at about noon following . a stroke of appoplexy irom which she i was ill b~t a few. hours·. The funeral_ was held from the Christian Church ; 'Sunday afternoo}1 with Rev. H. L. Bell · officiating. . _ . . The deceased was born in the s~ta ~f Missouri July 6th, 1852 and was married to W. S. Wooten in 1871. The following year they came out to Ore gon where they lived for stx years, then came· to this county where they settled. They followed farming neat Sta~'tluck until nine years ago when 1 they came to this city. i Mrs. Wooten is survtved by her ~us-l band; three daughters. Mrs. Seltz ~f Montana. Mrs. John ·Lees of Pomeroy, and· ·Mrs. Fred Trimble of this city; three sons, Deputy Sheriff W. T. Woot-· en and Tom 'Wooten of Dayton, a.nd Elmer Wooten of Idaho; four brothers and one sister. _ __,I 1-1

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Tbe sobj1•ct of this sketch was born in Giles couuty. Tenn., March 29, 1828 and died at hie home i;ear Dayton, Wash., Ol·tober 14, 1899, at tbe age· of 71 years, 6 n o:1'11s and 15 days. When eight t0ar'4 of age 'he l:JlOVed to I he state of Missouri, where he 1,trew to manhood and rPeided nnt,I tlboiJt forty-four years old. OD Od. 9, 1899, in Lawrence connt3•, Mo., he was married to Rhoda E. P~tten, to v.hicb union were born nine children, se\'t>n Fons and two daughtP.rs. Tbe wife and fin, sons a·nd two dauglltere survive him. . .. . Mr. Gibson·, during tho civil war, waa a member of the .Mit1souri Home Guards, heiog first lieutenant of his company. Ht! Eaw service horb arduous and dager ous; mtJre so, in EOllle rei;pects, than that of the ordinary volunteer soldier or regular; siuch · hie was to protect the llomee from guerrilla _warfare~ During the latter part of the Wllr Mr Gibson was elected sberiff aod served one term. tie· clining a second term whit:b was offered bim. . - .~·< :::· ·._:~!~=~-J;~;~~#~~·:~~---·-.: .· · He moved fo 1872, with his family to toria· ·, $uii;on ·w.as born in the widely knO\lD ciliz:--os. For him to be Will~aj'ette ·valley, Orgeon, Ocl i6, wicif-ly known was to he wldttly loved. 186~ and -iii ··early life mo~•ed wjth Honeaty aod integrity And charity I flhune t·onepicuouely in hie · charactn. 1 her -parents} the l~te Mr. and Mrs. But he was more than honest and public George_ D. Gibson, ~o Pomeroy where t1piri1ecL Bro. Gih~oo v.·as a Christian. her _father W~S' in tne sheep business He be,~ame such by a riPrRonal faith io Christ, thirty-three years aizo. He im· for .many.._years ·.operating h~rds in , mediately afterward became a member both Columbi~ and ;Garfield coun- ·

· of the Baptist chnrch, an,1 1 as eucb, has ties. · ·_ ·· · :•/' ._-· · ·: · " ; rPmaineu in ~ood etandlnl?, He loved . bi!I BiblA and stu 1ied it mud,, eepecially . ·she w~~- ·•Ih~rried tn 1892 . to ·c. s. during thtt last iew mouths. For m11ny J~r_ard, j;>rQ~l~~nt;_implement dealer veartt he haA suff~red, but. patience baFI ' of · Dayton, . and , for .many, years marked it all. Death to him was eur~lv a sweet release. Hie house was set in Ith~}~~~Y-'._ll~~d_,f-1-·the·residence on order. H_e was reacty. He i~ gona from Th~d St. which is. now the home of earth; but hia memory abides. His life, the Burdette family. Mrs. Jerard was his example is before us. His funeral was held from the Central a membei of .th~ :,Dayton Congreg Bavtia, church on Sunliay aftt!rnoon,, atiopi{ 1hu;111.:a"iil .was· very active October li5. Th,, writer, in the ab~ence' in ··thcf Haipine 'society during her ol the pastor, Dr. Woher, conducted th~ res(d~n_ce :;.h_~re.. Later . in Pendle• services. Text: I Cor. 16 :66. ARTHUR ROYSE. ton she belonged to .the Pioneer -~---~ ~- -~------L club, · the -D.A:R. and the Curre~t Literature club. Iii' .. about 'i°909 _the _family moved to Portland 'and in '1911 to Pend~ leton where ·Mr. Jerard died in 1930. In 1941 M.r~. Jerard returned to Portland.-11nd had been a patient :it · a sanitarium much of the time since. She leaves a daughter: Mrs. James R_- Bowler, Astoria; a son, Bert Jer- . --- ' ard, Portland; a i;i.ster, Mrs. Sa ' Mrs. C. S. J erard fronia Hunt Portland; a brother, I Mrs. C. S. Jerard, 81, former i>rom Ralph R. Hun~· Athena, Ore.: and i inent Dayton resident, died at As- several grandchildren ( J" 11· F AMILy GROUP No. _____.;H.=.:u::.:s:.:b:.:an=-=d:.....' s=-=F~u:.::l=.l ..:.N..:..:a:.:.:m____;;,,e...s:/2..d.:::2.~-~L:i..~-~· ~~l~~~.,,,1u 1~,,,4:.L>,.-'.dl:Z. _,._£..J_.!S,A~~:::5-$.•z--":::- ___ This Information Obtained From: ~~!- nd·m Day Month Year City, Town or Place County 01" Provtnco. etc. Sl1te_or Country Add. Info. cm Hu1band Iii: ~/1#.J. ,,. ~ ~~ I••-~• --~,,.I Birth ...:Z9-3- /5?::l 8' A.~- _J .2.~~J --- ,,,,J ,,_..~n, I; _. A ~ Chr'nd 0 Mar. Death

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I. Andrew Pickens GIBSON was born 1828 in Verona,Missouri,questionable, and died 1851 in Verona,Missouri,questionable. He was the son of 2. James Houston GIBSON and 3. Jane Ann DOWDLE. He married Rhoda E. PATTON Abt 1848 in questionable,Verona,Missouri. She was born Abt 1830 in Missouri,questionable.

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2. James Houston GIBSON was born 17 JUL 1792 in Tennessee,questionable, and died 28 JUL 1872 in Verona,Missouri.

3. Jane Ann DOWDLE was born 11 MAR 1795 in Pendelton Dist.,South Carolina, and died 9 JAN 1879 in Verona,Missouri. She was the daughter of 6. James DOWDLE and 7. Ann PICKENS.

Children of Jane Ann DOWDLE and James Houston GIBSON are: i. George W GIBSON was born 26 DEC 1815 in Giles Co,TN, and died 11 MAR 1872 in Verona,MO. ii. Martha A GIBSON was born 31 MAR 1834 in Giles Co,TN. She married John Leroy LOWDER. She married Samuel HEWLETT 1865. He was born Abt 1832 in Missouri,questionable. iii. George Washington GIBSON was born 1815 in Tennessee, and died 1842 in Verona,Missouri. iv. Ann GIBSON was born 1817 in Tennessee,questionable, and died 1859 in Misssouri,questionable. She married Elijah Boyd HILLHOUSE 14 MAY 1835 in Giles Co.,TN. He was born Abt 1813 in Missouri/Tennessee, and died 1899 in Missouri. v. Nancy GIBSON was born 1819 in Tennessee,questionable, and died 1890. She married James Dobbins HILLHOUSE 10 SEP 1837. He was born 1815 in Missouri,questionable, and died 1902. vi. James Allen GIBSON was born 1821 in Mississippi, and died 1901 in Verona,Missouri. http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=wdmcyfan&id=l3528 06/21/2003 Ancestry World Tree Project: Rebecca's Crum-Everett & Ingram-Ray Family Page 2 of 10

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6. James DOWDLE was born Abt 1773 in York District,South Carolina, and died 1808 in Livingston Co,Kentucky. He was the son of 12. Robert DOWDLE and 13. Jane PICKENS.

7. Ann PICKENS was born 1771 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died AUG 1841 in Verona,Lawrence,MO. She was buried Abt AUG 1841 in Lee Cememtary,Verona,Mississippi. She was the daughter of 14. Joseph PICKENS and 15. Eleanor PICKENS.

Children of Ann PICKENS and James DOWDLE are: 3. i. Jane Ann DOWDLE was born 11 MAR 1795 in Pendelton Dist.,South Carolina, and died 9 JAN 1879 in Verona,Missouri. She married James Houston GIBSON 2 JAN 18 15 in Giles Co,TN. He was born 17 JUL 1792 in Tennessee,questionable, and died 28 JUL 1872 in Verona,Missouri. ii. Robert DOWDLE was born 15 SEP 1796 in Pendleton Dist.,South Carolina, and died 5 SEP 1847 in Florence,Nebraska. He married Sarah Ann ROBINSON 27 MAY 1818 in Grainger Co,TN. She was born 24 SEP 1800 in Grainger Co,Tennessee,questionable, and http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=wdmcyfan&id=I3528 06/21 /2003 Ancestry World Tree Project: Rebecca's Crum-Everett & Ingram-Ray Family Page 3 of 10

died FEB 1875 in Provo,Utah. iii. Joseph Pickens DOWDLE was born Abt 1798 in Pendelton Dist.,South Carolina, and died Aft 1830 in Merango Co,Alabama. He married Elizabeth ELLIOTT. She was born 2 JUL 1793, and died 16 JUL 1841 . iv. Elizabeth DOWDLE was born Abt 1800 in Pendelton Dist.,South Carolina, and died Aft 1820 in Franklin Co.,Alabama. She married James LAWLER. He was born Abt 1794 in Pendleton Co,SC, and died 1827 in Franklin Co,AL. She married J. LAWLER Abt 1818 in questionable,Franklin Co,Alabama. He was born Abt 1800 in Franklin Co,Alabama. v. Eleanor DOWDLE was born Abt 1802 in Pendleton Dist.,South Carolina, and died in Alabama. She married Unknown HARDEY\HARLEY Abt 1822 in questionable,Franklin Co,Alabama. He was born Abt 1800 in Alabama,questionable. She married HARDY. vi. James Gibson DOWDLE was born 7 OCT 1807 in Livingston Co,Kentucky, and died 16 FEB 1864 in Lamar Co,Alabama. He married Frances MORELAND 12 JAN 1830 in Madison,AL. She was born 22 MAY 1812 in Madison Co,Alabama, and died 4 DEC 1898 in Lamar Co,Alabama. vii. Ann Pickens DOWDLE was born Abt 1804 in Livingston County,Kentucky. She married George W HORNE 23 MAR 1837 in Greene Co,AL.

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12. Robert DOWDLE was born Abt 1743 in West Fallowfield Twp,Chester Co,PA, and died 6 AUG 1820 in Pendleton District,SC. He was buried 7 AUG 1820.

13. Jane PICKENS was born Abt 1746 in location and date not given, and died Abt 1781 in location and date not given. She was the daughter of 26. Israel PICKENS and 27. Martha DAVIS .

Children of Jane PICKENS and Robert DOWDLE are: i. John DOWDLE was born 1768 in location not known,Pendleton District,South Carolina, and died 1834 in Lowndes Co,MS. He married Margaret UNKNOWN 1788 in location not known. She was born 1770. He married Margaret PICKENS Abt 1795 in SC. She was born 1771 in SC, and died 4 MAR 1861 in Caledonia,Lowndes Co,MS. ii. Eleanor DOWDLE was born 1770, and died 1850 in Anderson Co,SC. She married John WARNOCK 1788 in location not known. He was born 1768 in location not known. 6. iii. James DOWDLE was born Abt 1773 in York District,South Carolina, and died 1808 in Livingston Co,Kentucky. He married Ann PICKENS Abt 1794 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, daughter of Joseph PICKENS and Eleanor PICKENS. She was born 1771 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died AUG 1841 in Verona,Lawrence,MO. iv. Margaret DOWDLE was born 1775 in York District,South Carolina, and died Abt 1830 in Madison Co,Alabama. She married Andrew PICKENS Abt 1791 in York District,South Carolina, son of Joseph PICKENS and Eleanor PICKENS. He was born 1770 in Ninety-Six,Abbeville District,SC, and died 1801 in Pendleton District,SC.. v. Jane DOWDLE was born 1777 in location not known,Pendleton District,South Carolina, and died 1850 in Madison Co,AL. She married John MIDDLETON 1795 in location not known,Pendleton District,South Carolina. He was born 1775 in Pendleton District,South http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=wdmcyfan&id=I3528 06/21 /2003 .,...,, . : .- : .~.

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14. Joseph PICKENS was born I FEB 1736/1737 in Paxton Township,Lancaster County,Pensylvania, and died 17 JUN 1781 in Fort Ninety Six,South Carolina. He was the son of 28. Andrew PICKENS and 29. Nancy Ann DA VIS.

15. Eleanor PICKENS was born DEC 1746 in Augusta,V A, and died 1 NOV 1803 in ,Pendleton,South Carolina,USA. She was the daughter of 30. John PICKENS and 31. Eleanor BASKIN.

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District,South Carolina, and died 5 AUG 1845 in Vaiden,Mississippi. He married Jane Unnamed FULTON 1851 in Itwamba,Mississippi. She was born Abt 1805 in Mississippi,location and date not given. viii. Eleanor Jane PICKENS was born 9 NOV 1780 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died 1816 in Anderson Co,South Carolina. She married Robert DOWDLE Abt 1801, son of Robert DOWDLE. He was born 12 NOV 1775 in New Acquisition,SC, and died 1869 in Pickens Co.,AL. She married Robert DOWDLE Abt 1801 in questionable,Pendleton Dist.,South Carolina, son of Robert DOWDLE and Jane PICKENS. He was born Abt 1779 in Pendleton Dist.,South Carolina, and died 1869 in Pickens Co,Alabarna.

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26. Israel PICKENS was born Abt 1693 in Ireland, and died 1749 in Cub Creek,Burnswick Co,Virginia He was buried 1749 in Cub Creek Presb. Church,Charlotte,Charlotte Co,Virginia. He was the son of 52. William Henry PICKENS and 53. Margaret PIKE.

27. Martha DAVIS was born Abt 1708 in questionable,Ireland, and died Aft 1774 in Lincoln Co,North Carolilna. She was buried Aft 1774 in questionable,Lincoln Co,North Carolina.

Children of Martha DAVIS and Israel PICKENS are: i. Ann PICKENS was born Abt 1726 in Augusta Co,Virginia,questionable, and died 1775 in Great Rocky Creek,Abbeville District,South Carolina. She married Matthew GILLIESPIE Abt 1748 in ? Old Stone Presb. Church,Augusta Co,Virginia, son of Matthew GILLIESPIE and Lucy PICKENS. He was born 1726 in Abingdon,Montgomery Co.,Pennsylvania, and died 1793 in Great Rocky Creek,Abbeville District,South Carolina. ii. William PICKENS was born 1728 in Bucks Co,Pennsylvania, and died 1800 in Mecklenburg Co,North Carolina. He married Elizabeth BLACK Abt 1750 in questionable,Mecklenburg Co,North Carolina. She was born Abt 1730 in Virginia,questionable, and died 1818 in Mecklenburg Co,North Carolina. He married Nancy CRAIG Abt 1764 in location and date not given,South Carolina. She was born Abt 1744 in Abbeville District,South Carolina,questionable. iii. John PICKENS was born Abt 1735 in Ireland, and died Abt 1795 in Grindle Shoals Bridge,South Carolina. He married Jennie UNKNOWN Abt 1755 in Ireland. She was born in Ireland,questionable, and died in South Carolina,questionable. iv. Mary PICKENS was born Abt 1741 in Agusta Co,Virginia. She married Henry FOYE 6 FEB 1787 in Frederick Co,Maryland. He was born Abt 1750 in Maryland. v. Samuel W. PICKENS was born 28 APR 1743 .in Lunenburge Co,Virginia, and died 9 JUN 1821 in Cabarrus Co,North Carolina. He married Jane CARRIGAN Abt 1769 in Cabarrus Co,North Carolina. She was born 13 JAN 1758 in Cabarrus Co,North Carolina, and died 27 NOV 1812 in Cabarrus Co,North Carolina. 13. vi. Jane PICKENS was born Abt 1746 in location and date not given, and died Abt 1781 in location and date not given. She married Robert DOWDLE Abt 1767 in questionable,Pendelton District,South Carolina. He was born Abt 1743 in West Fallowfield Twp,Chester Co,PA, and died 6 AUG 1820 in Pendleton District,SC. http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=wdmcyfan&id=I3528 06/21/2003 .1 •.. i. ..._ ..

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vii. Rebecca PICKENS was born Abt APR 1746 in Lunenburg Co,Virginia, and died 26 OCT 1829 in Tirzah,Mecklenburg Co,North Carolina. She married James DAVIS Abt 1772 in questionable,Washaw Settlement,Abbeville District,South Carolina. He was born 19 MAY 1748 in Tinkling Springs,Augusta Co, Virginia, and died 1805 in Tirzah,Mecklenburg Co,North Carolina,questionable. viii. Nancy PICKENS was born Abt 1772 in Waxhaw,Abbeville Dist.,South Carolina,questionable. She married Robert Milton DAVIS Abt 1792 in Cabarrus Co,North Carolina, son of Thomas DAVIS and Mary NEWELL. He was born Abt 1772 in Lancaster Co,North Carolina, and died in Cabarrus Co,North Carolina,questionable.

28. Andrew PICKENS was born 1699 in North Ireland, and died 4 NOV 1756 in Mecklenburg or Anson County,North Carolina. He was buried NOV 1756 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina. He was the son of 56. William Henry PICKENS and 57. Margaret PIKE.

29. Nancy Ann DAVIS was born Abt 1710 in North Ireland, and died Abt 1762 in Mecklenburg Co,North Carolina. She was buried Abt 1762 in Mecklenburge Co,North Carolina.

Children of Nancy Ann DAVIS and Andrew PICKENS are: i. Catherine PICKENS was born Abt 1730 in Bucks Co,Pennsylvania ?,or Northern Ireland, and died 4 NOV 1795 in Rutherford Co,North Carolina. She married William DAVIS Abt 1747 in location and date not given,Augusta Co,Virginia, son of Robert DAVIS and Nancy Anna PICKENS. He was born Abt 1724 in Pennsylvania, and died 1780 in Anson Co,North Carolina. ii. James PICKENS was born Abt 1731 in Buck/Lancaster Co,Pennsylvania, and died JUN 1781 in Fort Ninety Six,Abbeville District,Soutb Carolina. iii. Johathan PICKENS was born Abt 1733 in Bucks Co,Pennsylvania, and died 16 DEC 1781 in Indian camp,now Columbia Co,Georgia. He married Unnamed MARTIN. He married Mary CALDWELL Abt 1764 in Waxhaw Settlement,Abbeville District,South Carolina. She was born Abt 1744 in Augusta Co,Virginia,questionable, and died 1826 in Abbeville District,South Carolina,questionable. iv. Jane PICKENS was born Abt 1735 in Lancanster Co,Pennsylvania,questionable, and died Aft 1800 in Abbeville District,South Carolina,questionable. She married Robert MILLER. She married Robert MILLER Abt 1758 in Waxhaw Settlement,Abbeville District,South Carolina. He was born Abt 1730, and died Abt 1821. 14. v. Joseph PICKENS was born 1 FEB 1736/1737 in Paxton Township,Lancaster County,Pensylvania, and died 17 JUN 1781 in Fort Ninety Six,South Carolina. He married Eleanor PICKENS 1 SEP 1760 in Waxhaws (or Lynch River),Pendleton District,South Carolina, daughter of John PICKENS and Eleanor BASKIN. She was born DEC 1746 in Augusta, VA, and died 1 NOV 1803 in ,Pendleton,South Carolina,USA. vi. Andrew PICKENS was born 13 SEP 1739 in Lancaster,Bucks County,Pennsylvania, and died 11 AUG 1817 in Tomassee,Pickens County,South Carolina. He married Rebecca Flori de CALHOUN 19 MAR 1765 in Long Cane Creek,Abbeville Dist.,SC. She was born 18 NOV 1745 in Augusta Co,Virginia, and died 19 DEC 1814 in Abbeville,South Carolina. vii. John PICKENS was born Abt 1745 in Augusta County VA, and died 16 DEC 1781 in GA. He married MARY. She was born Abt 1745.

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viii. Katherine PICKENS was born 1730, and died 1811. She married William DAVIS 1747 in VA, son of Robert DAVIS and Nancy Anna PICKENS. He was born Abt 1724 in Pennsylvania, and died 1780 in Anson Co,North Carolina.

30. John PICKENS was born 1710/1714 in Ireland, and died Abt 1771 in Abbeville Dist.,South Carolina,USA. He was the son of 60. William Henry PICKENS and 61. Margaret PIKE.

31. Eleanor BASKIN was born Abt 1715/1720 in location not known,County Antrim,Ireland, and died Aft 1781. She was the daughter of 62. William BASKIN and 63. MONTGOMERY.

Children of Eleanor BASKIN and John PICKENS are: i. Samuel PICKENS was born Abt 1733 in Lancaster Co,Pennsylvania,questionable, and died Aft 1800 in Cumberland Co.,Kentucky. He married UNKNOWN Abt 1755 in questionable,Virginia. She was born Abt 1735 in Virginia,questionable, and died Aft 1800 in Cumberland County, Kentucky ,questionable. ii. John Sidney PICKENS was born 1739 in Washington,Virginia,USA, and died JUN 1796 in Anderson,South Carolina,USA. He married Sarah SWEARINGEN Abt 1750 in questionable,Abbeville,Abbeville District,South Carolina. She was born Abt 1730, and died in Abbeville District,South Carolina,questionable. iii. Elizabeth PICKENS was born 1741 in Augusta,Virginia,USA, and died 15 OCT 1798 in Pendleton District,South Carolina. She married James CANNON Abt 1759 in questionable,Long Cane settlement,Pendleton District,South Carolina. He was born Abt 1730 in Virginia/South Carolina,questionable, and died Bef 1798 in Pendleton District,South Carolina. She married George UPTON 6 JAN 1778 in Prince George Parish,Maryland. He was born Abt 1730 in Prince George Parish,Maryland. iv. William PICKENS was born 1742 in Augusta Co,Virginia, and died Abt 1745 in Augusta Co, Virginia. v. Israel PICKENS was born 24 AUG 1744 in Augusta,Virginia,USA , and died 11 FEB 1829 in Anderson,South Carolina,USA. He married Elizabeth BASKIN 6 MAR 1768, daughter of William BASKIN and Mary STUART. She was born DEC 1745 in Augusta,Virginia,USA, and died Bef 1790 in South Carolina,USA. He married Sarah HALL 11 MAR 1790 in Pendleton Dist.,South Carolina. She was born 1740/1755 in Pendleton District,South Carolina, and died Abt 1809 in South Carolina. He married Lucinda WALDEN MAR 1812 in of,Anderson,South Carolina,USA. She was born Abt 1770/1790 in location not known,South Carolina, and died Abt 1819 in questionable,Cobb Co,Georgia. He married Sarah WILLIAMS 4 AUG 1823 in ,,South Carolina,USA. She was born 1780/1789 in South Carolina,questinable, and died Aft 23 JUN 1856 in Madison,Georgia,USA. 15. vi. Eleanor PICKENS was born DEC 1746 in Augusta,VA, and died 1 NOV 1803 in ,Pendleton,South Carolina,USA. She married Joseph PICKENS 1 SEP 1760 in Waxhaws ( or Lynch River),Pendleton District,South Carolina, son of Andrew PICKENS and Nancy Ann DAVIS. He was born 1 FEB 1736/1737 in Paxton Township,Lancaster County, Pensylvania, and died 17 JUN 1781 in Fort Ninety Six,South Carolina. vii. Robert PICKENS was born Abt 1748 in Staunton,Virginia. He married Margaret COST 25 MAY 1783 in Maryland. She was born Abt 1762 in Maryland. viii. Andrew PICKENS was born 6 JAN 1753 in ,Augusta,Virginia,USA, and died 15 SEP

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1844 in Moscow,Fayette Co.,Tennessee. He married Mary GILLESPIE Abt 1776 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, daughter of Matthew GILLIESPIE and Ann PICKENS. She was born Abt 1756 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died Abt 1789 in Abbeville Co,South Carolina. He married Margaret GILLESPIE Abt 1774 in Abbeville Dist.,SC, daughter of Matthew GILLIESPIE and Ann PICKENS. She was born Abt 1763 in Abbeville District,South Carolina, and died 13 AUG 1830 in Moscow,Fayette Co, Tennessee. ix. Fannie PICKENS was born Abt 1755 in South Carolina,USA. x. William Gabriel PICKENS was born 18 OCT 1760 in Camden District,South Carolina, and died 2 MAY 1835 in Marion (present day town),Livingston Co,Kentucky. He married Susanna CLARK 17 JUN 1777 in Prince George,Maryland. She was born Abt 1757 in Prince George,Maryland, and died Abt 1780 in South Carolina/Maryland,questionable. He married Rebecca CALDWELL Abt 1783 in Anderson Co,South Carolina. She was born Abt 1765 in Anderson Co,South Carolina, and died Abt 15 MAY 1815 in Marion (present town),Livingston Co,Kentucy.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6

52. William Henry PICKENS was born 1670 in Ireland or France, and died 1735/1740 in Bucks County,Pennsylvania. He was the son of 104. Robert Andrew PICKENS and 105. Esther Jane BENOIT-BONNEAU.

53. Margaret PIKE was born Abt 1672/1673 in Ireland, and died Aft 1740 in Augusta,Virginia,USA. She was the daughter of 106. Gabriel PIKE.

Children of Margaret PIKE and William Henry PICKENS are: 26. i. Israel PICKENS was born Abt 1693 in Ireland, and died 1749 in Cub Creek,Burnswick Co,Virginia. He married Martha DAVIS Abt 1726 in questionable,Bensalem,Bucks Co,Pennsylvania. She was born Abt 1708 in questionable,Ireland, and died Aft 1774 in Lincoln Co,North Carolilna. He married Martha Ann NISBIT BET. 1739 - 1740 in NC. She was born Abt 1714 in Ireland, and died in NC. ii. Margaret PICKENS was born 1695 in Ireland. iii. Robert Pike PICKENS was born 1697 in Lirnerick,Killedaugh Parish,Lirnerick County,Ireland, and died 1 JUN 1793 in of,Anderson,South Carolina,USA. He married Miriam DAVIS Abt 1735. She was born Abt 1699 in Ireland, and died Aft 1750 in F redricks,Mary land,q uestionable. 28. iv. Andrew PICKENS was born 1699 in North Ireland, and died 4 NOV 1756 in Mecklenburg or Anson County,North Carolina. He married Nancy Ann DAVIS Abt 1730 in location and date not given,Bucks/Lancaster Co,Pennsylvania She was born Abt 1710 in North Ireland, and died Abt 1762 in Mecklenburg Co,North Carolina. v. Lucy PICKENS was born 1700 in Ireland, and died Aft 1762 in North Carolina. She married John KERR Abt 1730 in Abingdon Presby. Church,Abingdon,Montgomery Co,Pennsylvania. He was born Abt 1700 in Pennsylvania,questionable, and died Aft 1762 in Rowan Co,North Carolina. She married Matthew GILLIESPIE 2 SEP 1722 in Abingdon,Philadelphia,PA. He was born Abt 1700 in location not known, and died Abt http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=wdmcyfan&id=I3528 06/21 /2003 Ancestry World Tree Project: Rebecca's Crum-Everett & Ingram-Ray Family Page 9 of 10

1729 in Abingdon,Montgomery Co,Pennsylvania. vi. William Gabriel PICKENS was born 1705/1712 in Ireland, and died 19 NOV I 783 in Montgomery,Virginia. He married Elizabeth KERR Abt 1735. She was born Abt 1707 in location not known,Pennyslvania, and died Aft 1746 in location not known,Lancaster Co,Pennsylvania. He married Ann OLIVER Abt 1750 in questionable,Montgomery Co,Virginia. She was born Abt 1707 in Augusta Co,Virginia, and died Abt 1763 in Montgomery Co,Virginia. vii. Anne PICKENS was born Abt 1707. 30. viii. John PICKENS was born 1710/1714 in Ireland, and died Abt 1771 in Abbeville Dist.,South Carolina,USA. He married Eleanor BASKIN Abt 1730 in Lancaster,Pennsylvania, daughter of William BASKIN and MONTGOMERY. She was born Abt 1715/1720 in location not known,County Antrim,Ireland, and died Aft 1781. ix. Gabriel PICKENS was born 1715/1720 in Abingdon,Montgomery Co,Pennsylvania, and died 1775/1780 in Abbeville Dist.,South Carolina. He married Zerubiah SMITH Abt 1740/1742 in Old Stone Church,Augusta,VA, daughter of Abraham? SMITH and UNKNOWN. She was born Abt 1715/1722 in Abingdom,Montgomery Co,Pennsylvania,questionable, and died in Muary Co,Tennessee,questionable. x. Margaret PICKENS was born Abt 1716 in Lancaster Co,Pennsylvania,location and date not given. She married John RAMSEY Bef 1736 in Augusta Co,Virginia. He was born Abt 1716 in Virginia/Pennsylvania,location and date not given.

56. William Henry PICKENS Same as person number 52.

57. Margaret PIKE Same as person number 53.

60. William Henry PICKENS Same as person number 52.

61. Margaret PIKE Same as person number 53.

62. William BASKIN was born 1675 in County Donngal,Ireland, and died 1736 in Chester County, Pennsy1 vania.

63. MONTGOMERY was born 1680 in Ireland.

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Entries: 99086 Updated: Sat Jun 7 10:58:07 2003 Contact: Steven Rutherford s teven@d i Xie-net .com Home Page: Click here for my Homepage RUTHERFORDs of TIPP AH COUNTY MISSISSIPPI and

This data updated about once a month. Email me with additions and corrections on all familys. Don't as. the Rutherfords are blood kin to every person listed in the Tippah County Mississippi Connecting Famil and everyone else listed are not. It shows many connections through marriage.

Index I Individual I Pedigree

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1

1. Rhoda E. PATTON was born 20 May 1832 in TN, and died (? ). She was the daughter of 2. John Joseph PATTON and 3. Sarah YATES.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2

2. John Joseph PATTON was born 15 Nov 1789 in NC, and died 30 Mar 1863 in Lawrence Co., MO. He was buried in Old South Bend Cemetery, Lawrence Co., MO.

3. Sarah YATES was born 26 Dec 1798 in KY, and died 7 May 1872 in Lawrence Co., MO. She was buried in Old South Bend Cemetery, Lawrence Co., MO. She was the daughter of 6. Joshua YATES and 7. Martha STEWART.

Children of Sarah YATES and John Joseph PATTON are: i. Rachel W. PATTON was born 14 Jan 1817 in TN, and died (?).She married James Marion MOORE 4 Sep 1834 in Bedford Co., TN, son of James MOORE and Mary (Polly) MURRAY. He was born 13 May 1811 in NC, and died ( ? ). ii. Terrissa Ann (Teresa) PATTON was born 10 Apr 1819 in TN, and died (? ). iii. Newton Alexander PATTON was born 9 May 1822 in Bedford Co., TN, and died ( ? ). iv. Mary Caroline (Polly) PATTON was born 27 May 1824 in Bedford Co., TN, and died (? ). v. Samuel Carroll PATTON was born 13 May 1826 in Shelbyville, Bedford Co., TN, and died ( ? ). vi. James William PATTON was born 28 Jul 1828 in TN, and died (? ).

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vii. ArtimissaJ. PATTON was born 4 Sep 1830 in TN, and died (? ). 1. viii. Rhoda E. PATTON was born 20 May 1832 in TN, and died (? ). ix. Adeline (Tiny) PATTON was born 18 Dec 1835 in TN, and died (?).She married ']_ HUSHAW , son of Mr. HUSHA W. He died (? ). She married Henry Lewis GOODMAN, son of Meredith P. GOODMAN and Martha Smith SHELTON. He died (? ). x. Elizabeth PATTON was born 9 May 1837 in TN, and died ( ? ). She married ? HUSHAW , son of Mr. HUSHAW. He died (?).She married William Shelton GOODMAN, son of Meredith P. GOODMAN and Martha Smith SHELTON. He died (? ).

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3

6. Joshua YATES was born Abt 1775 in NC, and died Sep 1849 in Bedford Co., TN.

7. Martha STEWART was born Abt 1775 in NC, and died Abt 1842 in TN.

Children of Martha STEWART and Joshua YATES are: 3. i. Sarah YATES was born 26 Dec 1798 in KY, and died 7 May 1872 in Lawrence Co., MO. She married John Joseph PATTON. He was born 15 Nov 1789 in NC, and died 30 Mar 1863 in Lawrence Co., MO. ii. Hannah YATES was born Abt 1800 in Madison Co., KY, and died 7 Aug 1885 in Benton Co., MS. She married Samuel Patton BALCH 1822 in Bedford Co., TN, son of Amos BALCH and Ann PATTON. He was born 7 Sep 1800 in KY, and died Abt 1870 in Benton Co.,MS. iii. Anna YATES was born Abt 1801 in KY, and died ( ? ).She married Joseph MORTON. He died (? ). iv. William H. (Billy) YATES was born Abt 1807 in Madison Co., KY, and died Abt 1887 in Prentiss Co., MS. He married Mary Ann MOORE Abt 1826 in Bedford Co., TN, daughter of James MOORE and Mary (Polly) MURRAY. She was born Abt 1803 in NC, and died Abt 1861. He married Lydia Ann GAMBILL 9 May 1861. She died (? ). v. Rebecca YATES was born Abt 1811 in TN, and died (?).She married Tyre HARRISON. He died (? ). vi. Nancy YATES was born Abt 1812 in TN, and died (?).She married Joel BARTLETT. He died (? ). vii. Isabella (Ibby) YATES was born Abt 1814 in TN, and died (?).She married Eli@h VICKERS. He died ( ? ). viii. Martha (Patsey) YATES was born Abt 1817 in TN, and died (? ). She married Jessie W. BROWN. He died ( ? ). ix. Malinda YATES was born Abt 1818 in TN, and died (?).She married John BLEDSOE. He died (? ). x. Elizabeth YATES was born Abt 1820 in TN, and died (?).She married James PATTON. He died (? ).

Index I lndividual I Pedigree

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career filled with enterprise and adventure of county, Oregon, until 1872, being engaged in the most stirring asd successful kind. He was farming. Then he came to Columbia county, born in Pike county, Illinois, in August, 1840, \Vashington, with his brother-in-law, S. R. the son of Da,·is and Sophronia (Ingles) Gib Taylor, and took up the sheep business. In son. The father was born in St. Charles coun 1878, he moved to Dayton and there was dep ty, Missouri, on July 31, 1812, and settled in uty sheriff under R. P. Steen. In 1880, he was Pike county in 1834. He crossed the plains nominated for sheriff by the Democrats but lost to Oregon in 1849 and in 1850 returned to Illi the election by seven votes. The county was nois. The next year he brought his family to one hundred and fifty Republican. In 1882, Polk county, Oregon, and died there on Jan l\Ir. Gibson moved to Pomeroy and took uary 12, 1893. The mother was born in Ban charge of the planing mill, then was city mar gor, l\faine, in :March,. 1815. Her father, Israel shal and recorder for seven years, after which Ingles, was also born in Maine and followed he engaged in the sheep business with R. P. the saddler business and died about 1835. Her Steen in Nez Perces county, Idaho. After this mother was descended from a family of nobil partnership was dissolved, he brought his stock ity. She had married in November, 1839, and to \Vashington to the Grande Ronde river. In is still li,·ing in Polk county. 1fr. Gibson has I 893, I\fr. Gibson formed a partnership with the following brothers and sisters, Albert B., his son-in-law, G. L. Campbell, the concern born December 8, 1842, and now living in Polk being known as the Gibson-Campbell Land and county ; Cass. born in I 848; Lyman D., born Lh·e Stock Company, incorporated. They in Polk county, Oregon, in 1853; Almira B., bought go,·en1111ent and railroad land until they born in Pike county, Illinois, on June 8, 1845, had twenty sections, which today is one of the and now the wife of Rev. T. I-I. Starbuck, an lar~·est fields of fenced grazing land in the state Adventist minister; Sarah, born in Polk county of \Vashington. The land was sold lately to l\Ir. , in ·1858. the wife of W. Patrick. Our subject Campbell for twenty thousand dollars and he had a limited opportunity to gain an education, is now Jiving a retired life in Pomeroy. l\Ir. ha,·ing to walk fi,·e miles to school in the win Gibson has two beautiful residences i;1 Pom ter. \ \"hen nineteen, he clerked in the store of eroy, and also some farm land in the \ Villa J. B. Butler, a cousin of General B. F. Butler.• mette valley. On December I 1, 1861, he enlisted in the first On December 22, 186..i,, at Clackamas, Ore Oregon Cavalry, Company B, as sergeant. In gon, Mr. Gibson married l\Iiss Leura, daughter May, 1862, he was sent to Walla \Valla then of Benjamin and Mary (Oden) Homesly. The across the plains to protect emigrants. The father was born in Tennessee, in 1818, crossed next year he ,ms ordered. to Lapwai to treat the plains in 1852, is still li\"ing in Clackamas with Chief Joseph, the father of the present county, Oregon, and has followed blacksmith Chief Joseph. In March, 1864. the Indians ing all his life. The mother was born in \Var became hostile and he went with others to quiet ren county, l\Iissouri, in 1823. and died cross them, Lieutenant \Vatson being in command ing the plains in 1852. l\Irs. Gibson was born of the soldiers together with fifty friendly in \Varren county, 1'1issouri, in 1848, and has \Vann Spring Indians. They met the savages one sister, Sarah, born in the same county, in at Crooked ri,·er and ga,·e battle, and Lieuten 1851, now the wife of S. R. Taylor. To Mr. ant \Yatson with a number of the others was and l\Irs. Gibson the following children haye killed. Our subject was discharged on De been born, May M., October 16, 1865_. in Clack cember 11, 1864. at Vancotwer. Soon after amas county, Oregon, now the ,vife of C. S. __!h.:t__!___h_e was married and settled in Clackamas Jera rd, a prominent business man of Dayton, wf10 has sen·e

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Wife's Full Maiden Name WUc:'11 Data Day Month Year City. Town or Place County or Province. etc. Slarc or Country Acid. lnfo. OD Wife Birth Chr'nd Death Burial Places of Residence - Occuoation if other than Housewife - 0 - i~l ~=t~ ,IJ'tc:!'cf..M~te1c. Her Father Mother's Maiden Name Chlldren'o Namc,i, La Pull Sex IChUdrcm'a (Arrange La order ol blnb) Data Day MOlllh Year Clty. Town or Place County or ProVIDco. ~ State or Country Add. Info. on Cblldren Birth ' 0 . 1 IS-- fj" 4 ~I

1870 (27 Aug) Vinyard Twp, Lawrence Co, MO (Mt. Vernon, P.O.) pg17- 121-121 GIBSON, Andrew P. 42 TN Farmer 10,000/ 1500 R/W GIBSON, Roda E. 39 TN Kpg Hs no R/W GIBSON, Sarah J. 18 MO -/- GIBSON, James N. 16 MO Works on Farm sch! -/no write GIBSON, William A. 12 MO " " " sch! -/no W GIBSON,Joseph 10 MO sch! GIBSON, Thomas A. 8 MO sch! GIBSON, Levi A. 6 MO GIBSON, George 4 MO GIBSON, Mary 1 MO

1880 Dist. 1, Colmb. Co, WA pg 98D= GIBSON, Andrew P. (HH) 52 TN/ -/- Farmer GIBSON, Roda E. (wife) 49 TN - TN/KY Keeps House GIBSON, Joseph (son) 20 MO- TN/TN Works on Farm GIBSON, Thomas (son) 18 MO-TN/TN Works on Farm GIBSON, Levi A. (son) 16 MO-TN/TN Works on Farm GIBSON, George W. (son) 13 MO- TN/TN Works on Farm GIBSON, Mary E. (dau) 11 MO- TN/TN school CRABTREE, Viena (other) 18 OR/ -/- servant

Dist 4 Colmb Co, WA Page 149 D (Note: William died 1891, see nwspr abstr below) GIBSON, William A. (HH) 22 MO-TN/ TN Works on Farm GIBSON, M.E. (wife) 18 IL - IL/IL Keeps House

Dist 4, Colmb Co, WA Page 166 B GIBSON,J.N. (HH) 26 MO-TN/TN Farmer GIBSON, H .C. (wife) 24 MO / -/- KpsHs GIBSON, Emma ]. (dau) 4 OR -MO/MO GIBSON, Olive M. (dau) 2 OR-MO/MO GIBSON, Addie M. (dau) Sm WA TERR- MO/MO

1900 Star Pct, Colmb Co, WA- widow GIBSON, Rhoda E. (HH) May 1832 TN - TN/KY (9/7 ch) GIBSON, George (son) Sep 1866 MO-TN/TN GIBSON, Mary E. (dau) Oct 1868 MO-TN/TN GIBSON, Artilla (dauL) Sep 1868 IA-IL/IL M-6y (1/1 ch) GIBSON, Paul (Gson) Apr 1898 MT - MO/IA 1910 W. Dalles Pct, Wasco Co, OR- 115-115 GIBSON, Levi A. (ID-I) 46 MO - TN/TN Gospel Minister R/W GIBSON, Mary A (wife) 41 IA - U.S./U.S. (2/2 ch) R/W GIBSON, Paul A. (son) 12 MT-MO/IA sch! R/W GIBSON, Mildred M. (dau) 5 WA-MO/IA not in sch! (widw) GIBSON, Rhoda E. (mthr) 78 TN-U.S./U.S. (7 /10 ch) R/W NOTE: Also listed Levi & Mary married 16 yrs, 1st mrg for each.

191 O (22 Apr) Star Pct, Colmb. Co, WA pg 2B- 37-37 GIBSON, James N . (ID-I) 56 MO - KY/TN Farmer R/W GIBSON, Henrietta C. (wife) 54 MO - U.S./U.S. (5/6 ch) R/W (single) GIBSON, Marietta (dau) 26 WA- MO/MO R/W (single) GIBSON,??? W. (son) 24 WA- MO/MO R/W GIBSON, Floyd K. (son) 13 WA - MO /MO sch! R/W GIBSON, Olga M. (Gdau) 9 WA-TN/OR schl GIBSON, E?ear M. (Gson) 8 WA-TN/OR sch! GIBSON, Francis M. (Gson) 2 WA-TN/OR NOTE: Also listed James & Henrietta married 35 yrs, 1st rnrg for each. -

In 1872, :-Ir. \\'ooten married :-Iiss Sarah J. Gibson, "·ho \\·as born in l\Iissouri and ca111e \rest \\"ith her husba1;d. H er fathe r, .·\nc\re\\" P. Gibson, \\·as a nati\·c of Tennessee. He \rent to ~Iissouri \\·hen a small child and there beca111e a \·ery prominent and \\"ealthy citizen. for t1\·o terms he \\"as sheriff of L:l\nence county, :-lissomi. and \\·hen our subject ca111e \\"est to Oregon. :-Ir. Gibson accompanied hi111. :\Irs. Wooten's mother \\"as Rhoda (Patton) Gib5on. a nati\·e of Tennessee \\·ho also came to :\lissouri \\·hen a ch ild. She is 1101\" li \· ing near Dayton. To :-Ir. and :-[rs. \\'ooten, the fullo\ring children ha\"C~ been bo rn, :\[rs. :-li11- 11ie :\f. Sproa t, :-frs. Ida E. Way, \\'illia111 T., :\[rs. Pearl D:l\·is, Ella. E lmer S .. Tlio111as a11d Della :'If. The library has several years of Walla Walla City & County Directories, but not all. George and Sarah were not in the 1915, but they appear in the next available year, 1918, _p_g133: Gibson, Geo W (Sarah K), h 713 College Av GIBSON, SARAH KERBY, DR, Physician & Surgeon, 317 Baker Bldg, Tel 682, h 713 College, Tel 2853 Eg 508 (Business Directory) GIBSON, SARAH KERBY, DR, 317 Baker Bldg - Walla Walla 1921-22 pg 127: Gibson, Geo W (Sarah K) h 713 College Av Gibson, Sarah K, phys 506 Baker Bldg, h 713 College Pl 1923-24 pg 94: Gibson, Geo W (Sarah) florist, h Whitman & Fem Av RD 6 Gibson, Sarah, phys 506 Baker Bldg, h Whitman & Fem Av (pg 318, Business Dir.) Gibson, Sarah K 506 Baker Bldg - Walla Walla 1926-27 pg 103: Gibson, Sarah K phys 506 Baker Bldg, h Whitman nr Fem Av RD 6 (Bus. Dir. Pg341) Gibson, Sarah K 506 Baker Bldg- Walla Walla

1920 WALLA WALLA CO, WA fam#36-63 GIBSON, George (HH) 53 MO Salesman for Mines TN/TN GIBSON, Sarahetta (wife) 45 WA Doctor (fN.*)/CAN-English GIBSON, Dorothy (dau) 14 WA-MO/WA GIBSON, Arnold/Garold? (son) 12 ID-MO/WA Drug Store Delivry GIBSON, Catherine (dau) 8 OR-MO/WA FRANS, Ethel (servant) 26 IL-IN/IA widow *Note: Sarah Etta's fthr was born in Missouri, not Tennessee. Also note: 2 households later is her sister-Tillie Shopshire's son (Sarah Etta's nephew) Roy T. Shopshire 30, his wife Ruth 28, son Kay 5, & dau Inez 2y 11mos old.

1930 VALLEY HOMES PCT, WALLA WALLA CO, WA pg6A GIBSON, G.W. (HH) 64 MO Florist 1N /TN (widow) GIBSON, Dorothy A. (single dau) 23 WA Teacher MO/WA GIBSON, Catherine M. (sngl dau) 18 OR (no occup) MO/WA ~----- /

~~~ ~ GEORGE D. GIBSO)J, a wealthy stock ~ ~~h~~~ man of Pomeroy is one of the early settlers of southeastern \Vashington who is now retired 17"~ largely from acth·e business, h:i\"ing passed a career filled \\'ith enterprise and ad,·enture of county, Oregon, until 1872, being engaged in the most stirring asd successful kind. He was farming. Then he came to Columbia county, born in Pike county, Illinois, in August, 1840, Washington, with his brother-in-law, S. R. the son of Da \'is and Sophronia (Ingles) Gib Taylor, and took up the sheep business. In son. The father was born in St. Charles coun 1878, he mm·ed to Dayton and there was dep ty, ~Iissouri, on July 31, 1812, and settled in uty sheriff under R. P. Steen. In 1880, he was Pike county in 1834. He crcssed the plains nominated for sheriff by the Democrats but lost to Oregon in 1849 and in 1850 returned to Illi the election by seven votes. The county was nois. The next year he brought his family to one hundred and fifty Republican. In 1882, Polk county, Oregon, ancl died there on Jan :\fr. Gibson moved to Pomeroy and took · uary 12, 1893. The mothe·r was born in Ban charge of the planing mill, then was city mar gor. ~Jaine, in :\larch, 1815. Her father, Israel shal and recorder for se\'en years. after which Ingles, was also born in :\Iaine and followed he engaged in the sheep business with R. P. the saddler business and died about 1835. Her Steen in Nez Perces county, Idaho. After this mother \\'as descended from a family of nobil partnership was dissoh-ed he br0twht his stock ' :::, ity. She had married in XO\·ember, 1839, and to \ Vashington to the Grande Ronde ri \·er. In is still living in Polk county. :\Ir. Gibson has I 893, Mr. Gibson formed a partnership \\'ith the following brothers and sisters, Albert B., his son-in-Jaw, G. L. Campbel), the concern born December 8, 18.p, ancl now li,·ing in Polk being known as the Gibson-Campbell Land and county; Cass. born in 1848; Lyman D., born Live Stock Company, incorporated. They in Polk county, Oregon; in 1853; Almira B., bought government and railroad land until they born in Pike county, Illinois, on June 8, 1845, had twenty sections, which today is one of the and now the \\'i fe of Rev. T. H. Starbuck, an largest fields of fenced grazing land in the state Ach-entist minister; Sarah, born in Polk county of Washington. The land was sold lately to Mr. in 1858. the \\'ife of \V. Patrick. Our subject Campbell for twenty thousand dollars and he had a limited opportunity to gain an education, is now living a retired life in Pomeroy. l\fr. hm·ing to walk ffre miles to school in the win Gibson has two beautiful residences in Pom ter. \ \'hen nineteen, he clerked in the store of eroy, and also some farm land in the \Villa-. ]. B. Butler, a cousin of General B. F. Butler. mette valiey. ·- On December 1.1, 1861, he. enlisted in the first On December 22, 1864, at Clackamas, Ore Oregon Cavalry, Company B, as sergeant. In gon, 1\fr. Gibson married lVIiss Leura, daughter May, 1862, he was sent to \Valia \Valla then of Benjamin and Mary (Oden) Homesly. The across_ the plains to protect emigrants. The father was born in Tennessee, in 1818, crossed next year he was ordered to Lapwai to treat the plains in 1852, is still living in Clackamas with Chief J osepht the father of the present county, Oregon, and has foIIowed blacksmith Chief Joseph. In :\larch, 1864, the Indians ing all his life. The mother was born in \Var became hostile and he went with others to quiet ren county, Missouri, in 1823, and died cross them, Lieutenant \Vatson being in command ing the plains in 1852. Mrs. Gibson was born of the soldiers together with fifty friendly in \Varren county, Missouri, in 1848, and has Warm Spring Indians. They met the savages one sister, Sarah, born in the same county, in

at Crooked river and gave battle, and Lieuten 1851 1 now the wife of S. R. Taylor. To Mr. ant \Vatson with a number of the others was and Mrs. Gibson the foIIowing children have killed. Our subject was discharged on De been born, May M., October 16, 1865~ in Clack cember II, 1864, at Vancom·er. Soon after amas county, Oregon, now the wife of C. S. that he was married and settled in Clackamas Jerard, a prominent business man of Dayton, who has served two terms as representative in the state legislature; Albertia, born on August 1, 1868, and the wife of G. L. Campbell, a prominent business man at Pomeroy; Ralph R., born November 25, 1877, and married June 7, 1903, to Georgie Harris; Sarah S., born November 25, 1877, and the wife of T. C. Nye, second salesman of Tull & Gibbs, of Spokane; Emery E., born February 25, 1879, an invalid as the result of pneumonia. During his term qf service in the sheriffs office, Mr. G~bson had much difficult and try ing work to perform and was always sent when it was necessary to capture desperate charac ters, .there being many of· them in the country at that time. He was known as a determined, cool and courageous man, who never failed to bring his prisoner. In 1862, when Mr. Gib son was passing from Pomeroy to the sheep ranch, he stopped with Frank Sherry, at the City Hotel, in Asotin, \\Tashington. That night a man by the name· of Meyers, who was afterward hanged in Pomeroy, set the hotel on,, fire and Sherry was burned to death. Mr. Gib son barely escaped with his life, being forced to jump from the .$ba.mber window. He was badly bur_~~--(_;~ ~~'I "-.S'I :i..__

Gmsox, E1nn~ \V., of Pomeroy \Vash. fa •. been L>or11 at The D:1111'.!s in 1870 1·-1'· f I . . . n ~1nt1ve son of Oregon, hnvin(I' . • 1s 11t 1cr D·uue:l D ..,., o nml n. native of C11rolinn his motl • I .· f, • . . u1 Json, wns :i mcrehnnt • ti S ' rnr Jcrng rom Tn'11·rna El . In le tatcs of Orcn·on nnd . ' · ( wm wus cduc•tlcd • o ,,r.,ts 1ungton, and on th · . . • Iocatecl m what was then (18-9) C I . . . c comp 1et11};1 of his studies . ' '· ·0 umhia, hut ts now G· ti •I 1 sc I1001, was cfork rn the Sheriff's ffi. • ·I . ,tr ~ c. Here he tanoht . 1 o u, an, cn.,a,~ccl m 'ti . I:°' ,tcceptcc the nppointmcnt of County Cl I· . ~ r:o ' ier or.cup:1twns. He 180:J, :111<1 \\'lls c:lccted to tl1c s· ~er" _rn 1_8!11, to hold office until ,Janunry ,imc 0111cc m 18!l•'l II • , real cst:ite in the dtv is a. b '~- c JS the owner of vnJunblo ·' ' mcm er of t.hu N·1tio I (' nmong the yo111w men of Pomeroy II • I • 11:1 , mm], and prominent • r. •• ~ • e JS t IC S<•nior l • sou '" I\1111r,0 rer of the firm of Gib- • '"'rs, :m enterpr1s1no fi I • m the line t.o whi<-11 they dc,•otc ti I o rm w Ile 1I docs n good business · 1cmsc ,·cs. /J u~ ~-1.2.. THIS· WAS THEIR TIME Florence E. Sherfey

One day it was disclosed that the Pomeroy's were divorced. The little town rocked in dismay and everyone was undeniably shocked. Yet, like most people hearing such news which startles for a while, they recovered quickly. The ones who knew them best understood and wisely let it go at that. Shortly afterwards, Harry St. George "took charge of the Pomeroy Hotel, September 1, 1881, and on September 8,1881, married Martha Pomeroy". Before .long, Joseph Pomeroy remarried also, taking Melinda Gibson, the former Mrs. Ed Gibson, as his wife. -~ ~---

This article is from the February 2, 1906 edition of the East Washingtonian, entitled, "When the Railroad Came to Pomeroy-1886." "There was no formal celebration but a large crowd assembled to watch the incoming of the first passenger coach. "The actual last spike on the railroad was driven by the mayor of the city, (J.M. Pomeroy) and among those present were: Judge Butler of the probate court, H. C. Thompson and family, C. W. Fitzsimmons, A. H. Mendephall, W. C. Darby, Chas. Mowry, Joe Clary, Geo. Gibson, Postmaster N. C. Baldwin and Walter Dixon, now sheriff of the county; Mrs. Ella DeBow, John Bauch, Joseph Ledgerwood and many o_th_e_rs_. __ --- - -Gl-,, f HISTORY

OF GARFIELD COUNTY JUDGE E.V. KUYKENDALL

About this time the citizens of Pomeroy became interested in the matter of incorporating the town. On Monday evening of December 28, 1885, a number of the taxpayers of Pomeroy held a meeting in Burlingame's Hall to discuss the subject of incorporation. The branch line of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company from Starbuck to Pomeroy was then in process of construction. Grading and track laying had approached so close to the town that the whistling of the construction train could be heard down the valley. The people were jubilant over the prospect of a new era of growth and prosperity. A bill had been introduced in the Territorial Legislature incorporating the town of Pomeroy. As a result of the taxpayers' meeting, a committee of six, consisting of M.E. Gose, Dr. G.B. Kuykendall, R.L. Rush, G.D. Gibson, James O'Connor and James H. Robinson were appointed to examine the incorporation bill then pending in the legislature, and to propose such amendments as might be deemed advisable, or to draft an entirely new bill. A large majority of those present favored incorporating. The committee appointed immediately began work to prepare a charter that would be workable and at the same time meet the views of a majority of the people. Through the joint efforts of the committee and the local members of the legislature, a charter for the city was agreed upon, which passed the Territorial Council on January 27, 1886, four days after the railroad reached Pomeroy. On February 2nd, the measure passed the House. The old territorial charter proved a very satisfactory document for the efficient functioning of our municipal activities for many years. However, the difficulty of amending it to meet modem conditions induced our people by ma:jority vote to discard it and place the town under the statutory regulations pertaining to cities of the third das.s. This vote was taken May 28, 1917. Since then Pomeroy has been a city of the third class. The first meeting of the ~ Pomeroy Council under the old territorial charter was held February 10, 1886. The officers named in the charter were J.M. Pomeroy, Mayor; C.B. Foote, John Brady, W.J. Schmidt, R.A. Rew and Jay Lynch, Councilmen. At the first meeting R.A. Rew resigned and S.G. Cosgrove was appointed in his place. Frank E. Williamson was selected by the council as city recorder. At the second meeting, February 11, 1886, Mr. Williamson tendered his resignation. The following officers were appointed by the council at this meeting: Recorder, C.H. DeBow; Attorney, M.F. Gose; Justice of the Peace, W.S. Newland; Marshal, G.D. Gibson. The first town election in Pomeroy was held Monday, July 12, 1886 and resulted as follows: Mayor, Elman Scott; Councilmen.John Brady, C.A. McCabe, D.C. Gardner, S.K. Hull and Jay Lynch. An old history of this region records the fact that in 1899 the late Chester Kuykendall was local co~espond:__nt for the Seattle Post•!"!'_telligen~er and wrote the following paragraph which was published in that paper: -~ - ~ ~ID~---

The Garfield County Standard was established about 1907 by Mr. Bangs and E.W. Gibson, and part of the time an Englishman by the name of Maurice 0. Fitzmorris was connected with it. This paper figured in a spectacular libel suit in 1908, which resulted in the prosecution of Fitzmorris on a charge of perjury, of which he was acquitted by the jury. After several years of a rather stormy career, the paper was sold to Peter McClung of the East Washingtonian. Another paper, The Pataha Fann~~ had a short existence and was also absorbed by The F.ast Wasi~f~n.

- Here are a few more items from the early school records:

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