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| Unknown | = | Unknown | Unknown | = | Unknown |
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| GIBSON TRIMBLE (1809–a.1843) |
= | ELIZABETH HAYS (?–183?) |
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| William (1831–?) |
Samuel Gibson (1833–1863) |
James Hays (1835–1916) = |
John Hays (1837–1918) = |
Marinda Elizabeth (183?–a.1870) = |
| Unknown | Hester Young (1843–1884) |
David Shaff |
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| (?) |
John Elizabeth Margaret Suesannah William Unknown Sybilla Mary |
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| NAME |
Gibson Trimble |
Elizabeth Hays |
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| DOB |
1809 |
? |
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| LOCATION |
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| DOD |
a.1843 |
183? |
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| INTERNMENT |
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| MILITARY SERVICE |
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| OCCUPATION |
Riverboat Captain |
| NOTES |
John Trimble wrote a one-page family history dated 8 January, 1888, furnishing the dates of Gibson’s birth, marriage to Elizabeth Hays, and information regarding their five children. (See below.) It is believed that Gibson was a riverboat captain, that William drowned while on his father’s boat as a young child, and that Elizabeth died shorthly thereafter. A Memoriam to James published by the Masons in 1916 states that he “was left an orphan at the age of 8 years and was brought up by his maternal grandfather [Hays].” This would date Gibson’s death around 1843. |
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| YEAR |
LOCATION |
HEAD |
OCCUPATION |
SPOUSE |
CHILDREN AT HOME |
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| 1840 |
Pittsburgh, Fifth Ward |
Gibson Trimble |
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