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1807, moved into present day Braxton County. [Braxton Co History]
1810 Harrison, VA
Nicholas Gipson
2m 0-10 [William, John]
2m 10-16 [Jacob, James]
1m 26-45
3f 0-10 [Prudence, Elizabeth, Temperance]
1f 26-45
1820 Lewis, VA
2m 0-10 [
2m 10-16 [William, John]
1m 45+
1f 10-16 [Temperance]
1f 16-26 [Elizabeth]
1f 45+
3 in ag
1830 Lewis, VA
Gipson, Nicholas
2m 15-20
1m 60-70
1f 15-20
1f 50-60
1840 Braxton, VA
Gibson, Nich'l
1m 0-5
1m 10-15
1m 15-20
1m 40-50
1m 70-80
1f 60-70
Looks like they tried to erase the first 4 boxes and the total is 2
1840 Braxton, VA
Gibson, Robert
3m 0-5
1m 20-30
2f 5-10
1f 20-30
1850 Clay and Richland, Richland Co, IL
Nicholas Gipson 80 VA
Lydia 75 VA
Daughter Elizabeth's death record names her parents as Nicholas and Elizabeth. Patti Evans says Nicholas married Lydia Sink/s in Harrison Co about 1792-1795. I cannot find this marriage record.
http://archive.org/stream/portraitbiograp00lake#page/428/mode/2up
Portrait and Biographical Record of Effingham, Jasper and Richland Counties Illinois on openlibrary.org
Smith Gibson bio
He was born in Braxton Co, WV, Jan 24, 1824, and his grandfather, Nicholas Gibson, was a native of the Old dominion. At the age of eight years the latter was taken captive by the Inidans and held by them until sixteen years of age. They pierced his ears and nose, and at length sold him to the white settlers for a barrel of whiskey. He served his country in the Revolutionary War and spent his last days in Illinois.
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West Virginia Pioneers
1820 - Yes, date unknown
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