Marty and Karla Grant
The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.
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| 21951 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 595/598 Thomas Collins 34 Farmer $225 Marion Elizabeth 35 Perry 14 Mary 12 Sarah 10 David 8 Volantine 5 Frances 1 Mary Pace 60; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion # 2141 Thomas R. COLLINS, 45 SC Martha, 36 Perry, 22 Sarah, 15 Volentine, 13 Frances, 11 (f) William, 7 Wesley, 5 Adison, 3 David, 15 Mary J. 18; !CIVIL WAR:For the Civil War, Valentine Collins, served as a Private in Company I, Twenty First Regiment. ("A History of Marion County, South Carolina", 1902, by W. W. Sellers, Esq, Pages 605-609) !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Marion # 85 Vol. COLLINS, 22 SC Abby, 20 William, 3/12 Mary, 3; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 74 Valentine COLLINS, 40 Annis, 30 wife Mary, 13 dau Sallie, 10 dau; | Collins, Valentine (I47808)
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| 21952 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 595/598 Thomas Collins 34 Farmer $225 Marion Elizabeth 35 Perry 14 Mary 12 Sarah 10 David 8 Volantine 5 Frances 1 Mary Pace 60; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion # 2141 Thomas R. COLLINS, 45 SC Martha, 36 Perry, 22 Sarah, 15 Volentine, 13 Frances, 11 (f) William, 7 Wesley, 5 Adison, 3 David, 15 Mary J. 18; !CIVIL WAR:I found a Civil War record for D. Collins, who served as a Private in Company D, Tenth Regiment Infantry who died "at hospital", this could very well be this David Collins, though I'm not 100% sure. ("A History of Marion County, South Carolina", 1902, by W. W. Sellers, Esq, Pages 626-628) | Collins, David (I48301)
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| 21953 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 595/598 Thomas Collins 34 Farmer $225 Marion Elizabeth 35 Perry 14 Mary 12 Sarah 10 David 8 Volantine 5 Frances 1 Mary Pace 60; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion # 2141 Thomas R. COLLINS, 45 SC Martha, 36 Perry, 22 Sarah, 15 Volentine, 13 Frances, 11 (f) William, 7 Wesley, 5 Adison, 3 David, 15 Mary J. 18; !CENSUS:1870; !DEATH:From the Marion Star - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999; | Collins, Frances (I47809)
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| 21954 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 598/601 Willis Sawyer 27 Labourer $- Marion Margaret 17 Mary 6 Delila Wells 51; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion # 2135/2104 Willis Sawyer 35 Farm Laborer $-/- SC Margaret 30 Mary E. 15 Margaret 8 Lilly 6 Nesa 4 Susan A. 6/12; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC LeGette Township # 242/424 Willis Sawyer 51 Farm Laborer $-/- SC Margaret 42 Mary 22 Jane 18 Liley 15 Tracey 12 f Susan 8 Clemey 6 Melvina 2; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Legette # 16/16 Willis Sawyer 60 M Laborer SC-SC-SC Margaret 45 wife Susan 18 dau Clemy 16 dau Willis M. 11 dau Jesse 8 dau Zack 5 son; !CENSUS:1900 Marion Co., SC Reaves # 194/196 Willis Sawyer head Jul 1822 77 M 50 SC-SC-SC Margaret A. wife Jan 1831 69 M 50 8-6 NC-NC-NC; !CENSUS:1910 x | Sawyer, Willis (I40958)
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| 21955 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 598/601 Willis Sawyer 27 Labourer $- Marion Margaret 17 Mary 6 Delila Wells 51; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion # 2135/2104 Willis Sawyer 35 Farm Laborer $-/- SC Margaret 30 Mary E. 15 Margaret 8 Lilly 6 Nesa 4 Susan A. 6/12; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC LeGette Township # 242/424 Willis Sawyer 51 Farm Laborer $-/- SC Margaret 42 Mary 22 Jane 18 Liley 15 Tracey 12 f Susan 8 Clemey 6 Melvina 2; | Sawyer, Mary E (I76472)
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| 21956 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 598/601 Willis Sawyer 27 Labourer $- Marion Margaret 17 Mary 6 Delila Wells 51; | Delila (I76474)
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| 21957 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 601/604 Ebenezer Skipper, 41 Farmer $500 Marion Annis 42 Delesley 13 m Charity 12 Caroline 11 Elizabeth 9 Arter 5 Ebenezer 1; !CENSUS:1860 Horry Dist., SC Kingston Parish, Conwayboro PO # 192/192 F. A. D. Skipper 24 m Farmer $400/200 SC Temperance 26 A. B. 14 m; | Skipper, Arthur B (I29087)
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| 21958 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 601/604 Ebenezer Skipper, 41 Farmer $500 Marion Annis 42 Delesley 13 m Charity 12 Caroline 11 Elizabeth 9 Arter 5 Ebenezer 1; !CENSUS:1860 Horry Dist., SC Kingston Parish, Conwayboro PO # 195/195 J. J. Johnson 30 m Mechanic $-/200 SC Iris 25 James 13 Susan 10 Catherine 7 John 4 Joseph 2 Joseph E. Skipper 13; !CENSUS:1870 * Horry Co, SC Dog Bluff pg 57A # 55/55 Ann JOHNSON, 59, SC William RICHARDSON, 13 Lewis RICHARDSON, 11 D. E. SKIPPER, 21, Mary JOHNSON, 39; !CENSUS:1880 Horry Co, SC Dog Bluff pg 265A # 163/165 Joseph E. SKIPPER, 32 Sarah A., 30, wife Edward C., 5, son James H., 3, son; | Skipper, Joseph Ebenezer (I29086)
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| 21959 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 601/604 Ebenezer Skipper, 41 Farmer $500 Marion Annis 42 Delesley 13 m Charity 12 Caroline 11 Elizabeth 9 Arter 5 Ebenezer 1; | Skipper, Elizabeth (I29088)
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| 21960 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 602/605 William Almons, 23, Labourer Marion; | Ammons, William (I63705)
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| 21961 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 611/614* John Flowers 32 Farmer $210 Marion Sarah 22 Elizabeth 7 William 5 Robert 4 | Sarah (I69961)
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| 21962 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 611/614* John Flowers 32 Farmer $210 Marion Sarah 22 Elizabeth 7 William 5 Robert 4 | Flowers, Elizabeth (I126385)
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| 21963 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 611/614* John Flowers 32 Farmer $210 Marion Sarah 22 Elizabeth 7 William 5 Robert 4 | Flowers, William (I126386)
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| 21964 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 611/614* John Flowers 32 Farmer $210 Marion Sarah 22 Elizabeth 7 William 5 Robert 4 | Flowers, Robert (I126387)
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| 21965 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 613/616 William Adkinson 27 Farmer $500 Marion Martha 21 Annis Price 30 Jesse 7 Martha 5 Elizabeth 4 Stephen 2; | Price, Elizabeth (I15220)
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| 21966 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 613/616 William Adkinson 27 Farmer $500 Marion Martha 21 Annis Price 30 Jesse 7 Martha 5 Elizabeth 4 Stephen 2; | Price, Martha (I15221)
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| 21967 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 613/616 William Adkinson 27 Farmer $500 Marion Martha 21 Annis Price 30 Jesse 7 Martha 5 Elizabeth 4 Stephen 2; | Price, Jesse C (I32229)
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| 21968 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 613/616 William Adkinson 27 Farmer $500 Marion Martha 21 Annis Price 30 Jesse 7 Martha 5 Elizabeth 4 Stephen 2; | Price, Stephen (I32376)
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| 21969 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 615/618 Lewis Brown 53 Farmer $300 Marion Sarah 36 William 21 Lewis 14 Henrietta 13 Temperance 8 Frances 4 f Alice 1 Ann 70 | Brown, Alice (I48104)
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| 21970 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 615/618 Lewis Brown 53 Farmer $300 Marion Sarah 36 William 21 Lewis 14 Henrietta 13 Temperance 8 Frances 4 f Alice 1 Ann 70 | Brown, Lewis (I48107)
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| 21971 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 615/618 Lewis Brown 53 Farmer $300 Marion Sarah 36 William 21 Lewis 14 Henrietta 13 Temperance 8 Frances 4 f Alice 1 Ann 70 | Brown, William J (I48108)
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| 21972 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 616/619 Isaac M. Coleman 23 Farmer $400 Marion Martha 24 * Married within census year; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion CH PO # 632/632 I. M. Colman 22 (sic) Farmer $-/300 SC M. A. 21 (sic) f M. J. 8 f W. D. 6 m A. N. 3 m D. 8/12 f; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Legett, Marion PO # 197/197 Isaac M. Coleman 42 Farmer $188/277 SC Martha A. 42 Mary Jane 18 William D. 15 Augustus W. 13 Louella 10 Alphin E. 4 f; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Legette # 70/70 Isaac Coleman 52 M Farmer SC-SC-SC Martha 52 M NC-NC-NC Betty 14 dau; !REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 472 - 475; | Coleman, Isaac M (I18721)
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| 21973 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 618/621 Griffin B. Coleman 20 ~ $250 Marion Celia 27 Joseph 1/12; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Marion CH # 635/635 G. B. Colman 27 Farmer $300/300 SC C. 37 f C. 10 m M. A. 6 f John 3 --- 6/12 f; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Legett, Marion PO # 196/196 Griffin B. Coleman 40 Farmer $186/370 SC Celia 47 Keeping House Mary A. 15 At Home John W. 13 At Home Emma R. 11 At Home Star Shelly 16 m At Home; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC LeGette # 65/65 Griffin B. Coleman 50 M Farmer SC-SC-SC Cely 57 wife M Mary A. 25 dau S John 22 son S Emma 19 dau; !CENSUS:1900 Marion Co., SC Legette # 181/181 Griffin B. Coleman head Apr 1830 70 M 52 SC-SC-SC Farmer Celia wife Oct 1822 77 M 52 5-3 Mary Ann dau Feb 1855 44 S John son Mar 1857 42 S; !REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 472 - 475; | Coleman, Griffin B (I18723)
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| 21974 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 618/621 Griffin B. Coleman 20 ~ $250 Marion Celia 27 Joseph 1/12; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Marion CH # 635/635 G. B. Colman 27 Farmer $300/300 SC C. 37 f C. 10 m M. A. 6 f John 3 --- 6/12 f; | Coleman, Joseph Calvin (I64851)
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| 21975 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Legette # 261 Jesse L. GIBSON, 39 SC Mary E. 30 Julia J. 8 Elizabeth C. 4; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 159-162 ... Another quite respectable family of Gibsons are below Marion Court House. The first known of them was Squire David Gibson, who was a very worthy man and good citizen. Think he came from Scotland-at any rate, he was a Scotchman ; his tongue betrayed his nationality. It has been said of him that he was on the stand as a witness in some case, that the occasion and circumstances suggested the question to be asked him, if be believed in ghosts, spirits, &c., and the old gentleman, in the honesty of his heart, replied that he could not say that he did, but that when he passed by a graveyard at night he always kept a sharp lookout. The writer does not know whom he married, but he raised four sons, if no more, James, Allen, Jessee and Albert ; the first and last of these are dead, but left families; Allen and Jessee yet survive, and are among our best people, quiet and unpretentious, honest and straightforward in all their movements and dealings with their fellow-men; engage in no local strife or bickerings; keep clear of lawsuits ; attend strictly to their own business and let the business of others strictly alone ; it may be said, "with masterly inactivity." Observation teaches that it takes a pretty smart man to do this. Jessee Gibson and Allen Gibson married sisters, daughters of the late James Watson, and, doubtless, make good housewives, and are raising up families "in the way they should go." James Gibson died many years ago and left six or seven children; his oldest son, about twenty years of age, was killed on Main street, in Marion, more than twenty years ago ; a horse ran away with a cart which the young man was driving, and threw him out near where the Bank of Marion now stands, his head striking an elm root on the side- walk, which crushed his skull. The writer was in fifteen feet of him when he fell, and was the first one to get to him others soon came up and among them a doctor; he breathed sturtously for five or ten minutes and then expired. A sad and sudden ending. Albert Gibson died a few years ago, leaving a family of children, none grown at the time; he was one of our progressive, good citizens; his family are not known to the writer.; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 199-206 ... James Watson, the second son of Isham Watson, married Miss Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Bryant Jones, of Wahee; the fruits of the marriage were several sons and daughters. James, the eldest, married Miss Flora Lane, and has several children, sons and daughters. Edward B. Watson married Miss Addie Bethea, a daughter of the late John R. Bethea ; they have several children. Joseph F. Watson, a physician, married in Darlington; I don't know to whom. Cicero Watson, I think, is still single. Charles, I think, is married, and he and two single sisters live together on the old homestead of his father. James Watson's oldest daughter, Mary, married Jesse Gibson, below Marion; they have a family, how many is not known. The, next daughter, Sarah, married Allen Gibson, brother of Jesse ; they also have a family, of how many is not known to the writer. Another daughter married W. H. Daniels, of Mullins; they have two or three children. Two daughters of James Watson, Telatha and Drusilla, are yet single, and live with their brother on the old homestead. ; | Gibson, Jesse L (I48740)
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| 21976 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; !MARRIAGE:From the Marion Star - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Legette # 298 Allen GIBSON, 33 SC Sarah F. 28 Elizabeth A. 1; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 159-162 ... Another quite respectable family of Gibsons are below Marion Court House. The first known of them was Squire David Gibson, who was a very worthy man and good citizen. Think he came from Scotland-at any rate, he was a Scotchman ; his tongue betrayed his nationality. It has been said of him that he was on the stand as a witness in some case, that the occasion and circumstances suggested the question to be asked him, if be believed in ghosts, spirits, &c., and the old gentleman, in the honesty of his heart, replied that he could not say that he did, but that when he passed by a graveyard at night he always kept a sharp lookout. The writer does not know whom he married, but he raised four sons, if no more, James, Allen, Jessee and Albert ; the first and last of these are dead, but left families; Allen and Jessee yet survive, and are among our best people, quiet and unpretentious, honest and straightforward in all their movements and dealings with their fellow-men; engage in no local strife or bickerings; keep clear of lawsuits ; attend strictly to their own business and let the business of others strictly alone ; it may be said, "with masterly inactivity." Observation teaches that it takes a pretty smart man to do this. Jessee Gibson and Allen Gibson married sisters, daughters of the late James Watson, and, doubtless, make good housewives, and are raising up families "in the way they should go." James Gibson died many years ago and left six or seven children; his oldest son, about twenty years of age, was killed on Main street, in Marion, more than twenty years ago ; a horse ran away with a cart which the young man was driving, and threw him out near where the Bank of Marion now stands, his head striking an elm root on the side- walk, which crushed his skull. The writer was in fifteen feet of him when he fell, and was the first one to get to him others soon came up and among them a doctor; he breathed sturtously for five or ten minutes and then expired. A sad and sudden ending. Albert Gibson died a few years ago, leaving a family of children, none grown at the time; he was one of our progressive, good citizens; his family are not known to the writer.; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 199-206 ... James Watson, the second son of Isham Watson, married Miss Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Bryant Jones, of Wahee; the fruits of the marriage were several sons and daughters. James, the eldest, married Miss Flora Lane, and has several children, sons and daughters. Edward B. Watson married Miss Addie Bethea, a daughter of the late John R. Bethea ; they have several children. Joseph F. Watson, a physician, married in Darlington; I don't know to whom. Cicero Watson, I think, is still single. Charles, I think, is married, and he and two single sisters live together on the old homestead of his father. James Watson's oldest daughter, Mary, married Jesse Gibson, below Marion; they have a family, how many is not known. The, next daughter, Sarah, married Allen Gibson, brother of Jesse ; they also have a family, of how many is not known to the writer. Another daughter married W. H. Daniels, of Mullins; they have two or three children. Two daughters of James Watson, Telatha and Drusilla, are yet single, and live with their brother on the old homestead. ; | Gibson, Allen (I48741)
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| 21977 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 159-162 ... Another quite respectable family of Gibsons are below Marion Court House. The first known of them was Squire David Gibson, who was a very worthy man and good citizen. Think he came from Scotland-at any rate, he was a Scotchman ; his tongue betrayed his nationality. It has been said of him that he was on the stand as a witness in some case, that the occasion and circumstances suggested the question to be asked him, if be believed in ghosts, spirits, &c., and the old gentleman, in the honesty of his heart, replied that he could not say that he did, but that when he passed by a graveyard at night he always kept a sharp lookout. The writer does not know whom he married, but he raised four sons, if no more, James, Allen, Jessee and Albert ; the first and last of these are dead, but left families; Allen and Jessee yet survive, and are among our best people, quiet and unpretentious, honest and straightforward in all their movements and dealings with their fellow-men; engage in no local strife or bickerings; keep clear of lawsuits ; attend strictly to their own business and let the business of others strictly alone ; it may be said, "with masterly inactivity." Observation teaches that it takes a pretty smart man to do this. Jessee Gibson and Allen Gibson married sisters, daughters of the late James Watson, and, doubtless, make good housewives, and are raising up families "in the way they should go." James Gibson died many years ago and left six or seven children; his oldest son, about twenty years of age, was killed on Main street, in Marion, more than twenty years ago ; a horse ran away with a cart which the young man was driving, and threw him out near where the Bank of Marion now stands, his head striking an elm root on the side- walk, which crushed his skull. The writer was in fifteen feet of him when he fell, and was the first one to get to him others soon came up and among them a doctor; he breathed sturtously for five or ten minutes and then expired. A sad and sudden ending. Albert Gibson died a few years ago, leaving a family of children, none grown at the time; he was one of our progressive, good citizens; his family are not known to the writer.; | Gibson, James (I77154)
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| 21978 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 159-162 ... Another quite respectable family of Gibsons are below Marion Court House. The first known of them was Squire David Gibson, who was a very worthy man and good citizen. Think he came from Scotland-at any rate, he was a Scotchman ; his tongue betrayed his nationality. It has been said of him that he was on the stand as a witness in some case, that the occasion and circumstances suggested the question to be asked him, if be believed in ghosts, spirits, &c., and the old gentleman, in the honesty of his heart, replied that he could not say that he did, but that when he passed by a graveyard at night he always kept a sharp lookout. The writer does not know whom he married, but he raised four sons, if no more, James, Allen, Jessee and Albert ; the first and last of these are dead, but left families; Allen and Jessee yet survive, and are among our best people, quiet and unpretentious, honest and straightforward in all their movements and dealings with their fellow-men; engage in no local strife or bickerings; keep clear of lawsuits ; attend strictly to their own business and let the business of others strictly alone ; it may be said, "with masterly inactivity." Observation teaches that it takes a pretty smart man to do this. Jessee Gibson and Allen Gibson married sisters, daughters of the late James Watson, and, doubtless, make good housewives, and are raising up families "in the way they should go." James Gibson died many years ago and left six or seven children; his oldest son, about twenty years of age, was killed on Main street, in Marion, more than twenty years ago ; a horse ran away with a cart which the young man was driving, and threw him out near where the Bank of Marion now stands, his head striking an elm root on the side- walk, which crushed his skull. The writer was in fifteen feet of him when he fell, and was the first one to get to him others soon came up and among them a doctor; he breathed sturtously for five or ten minutes and then expired. A sad and sudden ending. Albert Gibson died a few years ago, leaving a family of children, none grown at the time; he was one of our progressive, good citizens; his family are not known to the writer.; | Gibson, Albert (I77155)
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| 21979 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 159-162 ... Another quite respectable family of Gibsons are below Marion Court House. The first known of them was Squire David Gibson, who was a very worthy man and good citizen. Think he came from Scotland—at any rate, he was a Scotchman ; his tongue betrayed his nationality. It has been said of him that he was on the stand as a witness in some case, that the occasion and circumstances suggested the question to be asked him, if be believed in ghosts, spirits, &c., and the old gentleman, in the honesty of his heart, replied that he could not say that he did, but that when he passed by a graveyard at night he always kept a sharp lookout. The writer does not know whom he married, but he raised four sons, if no more, James, Allen, Jessee and Albert ; the first and last of these are dead, but left families; Allen and Jessee yet survive, and are among our best people, quiet and unpretentious, honest and straightforward in all their movements and dealings with their fellow-men; engage in no local strife or bickerings; keep clear of lawsuits ; attend strictly to their own business and let the business of others strictly alone ; it may be said, "with masterly inactivity." Observation teaches that it takes a pretty smart man to do this. Jessee Gibson and Allen Gibson married sisters, daughters of the late James Watson, and, doubtless, make good housewives, and are raising up families "in the way they should go." James Gibson died many years ago and left six or seven children; his oldest son, about twenty years of age, was killed on Main street, in Marion, more than twenty years ago ; a horse ran away with a cart which the young man was driving, and threw him out near where the Bank of Marion now stands, his head striking an elm root on the side- walk, which crushed his skull. The writer was in fifteen feet of him when he fell, and was the first one to get to him others soon came up and among them a doctor; he breathed sturtously for five or ten minutes and then expired. A sad and sudden ending. Albert Gibson died a few years ago, leaving a family of children, none grown at the time; he was one of our progressive, good citizens; his family are not known to the writer.; | Gibson, David (I48341)
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| 21980 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; | Eagerton, Elsey (I48336)
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| 21981 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; | Phillips, Anna (I48338)
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| 21982 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; | Gibson, Robert (I77156)
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| 21983 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; | Gibson, David (I77157)
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| 21984 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; | Gibson, Oscar (I77158)
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| 21985 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 627/630 David Gibson 57 Farmer $3000 Scotland Ann 48 Marion Jesse 21 James 17 Allen 14 Albert 11 Robert 9 David 7 Oscar 6 John 4 Alsa Phillips 72 f; | Gibson, John (I77159)
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| 21986 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/633 Matthew Almons, 22 Labourer, Marion Martha 25 Lewis 2; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 2087 Matthew AMMONS, 35 Christian WARD, 30; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moody # 53 Mathew AMMONS, 50 SC Elizabeth, 35 Alice, 3; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Moody # 5 Mathew AMMONS, 59 Elizabeth, 35 wife Allis, 13 dau McIver, 8 son Menden, 5 son Calhoun, 2 son; | Ammons, Matthew (I48299)
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| 21987 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/633 Matthew Almons, 22 Labourer, Marion Martha 25 Lewis 2; | Martha (I61130)
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| 21988 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/633 Matthew Almons, 22 Labourer, Marion Martha 25 Lewis 2; | Ammons, Lewis (I61131)
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| 21989 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/634 Henry Kirton 58 Farmer $- Marion Hannah 41 Rebecca 14 Thomas 11 Martha 8 Julia 7 Annis 3 Ann 6/12 Joseph Smith (Sinith?) 17; | Kirton, Rebecca (I57297)
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| 21990 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/634 Henry Kirton 58 Farmer $- Marion Hannah 41 Rebecca 14 Thomas 11 Martha 8 Julia 7 Annis 3 Ann 6/12 Joseph Smith (Sinith?) 17; | Kirton, Thomas (I108408)
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| 21991 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/634 Henry Kirton 58 Farmer $- Marion Hannah 41 Rebecca 14 Thomas 11 Martha 8 Julia 7 Annis 3 Ann 6/12 Joseph Smith (Sinith?) 17; | Kirton, Julia (I108409)
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| 21992 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/634 Henry Kirton 58 Farmer $- Marion Hannah 41 Rebecca 14 Thomas 11 Martha 8 Julia 7 Annis 3 Ann 6/12 Joseph Smith (Sinith?) 17; | Kirton, Annis (I108410)
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| 21993 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 630/634 Henry Kirton 58 Farmer $- Marion Hannah 41 Rebecca 14 Thomas 11 Martha 8 Julia 7 Annis 3 Ann 6/12 Joseph Smith (Sinith?) 17; | Kirton, Ann (I108411)
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| 21994 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 633/636 Joshua Almons, 28 Farmer $200, Marion Melesa 25 William 10 Calhoun 7 Frances 5 F Sarah 4 George 1 Robert Anguish 9; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion # 242/242 Joshua Ammons 38 Town Marshall $1000/100 SC M. A. 35 f Edwd 13 C. 11 m Elizabeth 14 Geo 10 Jas 9 Jos 7 A. 4 f Julius 1 m Francis Taylor 22 f; | Ammons, Joshua (I63698)
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| 21995 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 633/636 Joshua Almons, 28 Farmer $200, Marion Melesa 25 William 10 Calhoun 7 Frances 5 F Sarah 4 George 1 Robert Anguish 9; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion # 242/242 Joshua Ammons 38 Town Marshall $1000/100 SC M. A. 35 f Edwd 13 C. 11 m Elizabeth 14 Geo 10 Jas 9 Jos 7 A. 4 f Julius 1 m Francis Taylor 22 f; | Melissa A (I63699)
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| 21996 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 633/636 Joshua Almons, 28 Farmer $200, Marion Melesa 25 William 10 Calhoun 7 Frances 5 F Sarah 4 George 1 Robert Anguish 9; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion # 242/242 Joshua Ammons 38 Town Marshall $1000/100 SC M. A. 35 f Edwd 13 C. 11 m Elizabeth 14 Geo 10 Jas 9 Jos 7 A. 4 f Julius 1 m Francis Taylor 22 f; | Ammons, Calhoun (I63701)
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| 21997 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 633/636 Joshua Almons, 28 Farmer $200, Marion Melesa 25 William 10 Calhoun 7 Frances 5 F Sarah 4 George 1 Robert Anguish 9; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion # 242/242 Joshua Ammons 38 Town Marshall $1000/100 SC M. A. 35 f Edwd 13 C. 11 m Elizabeth 14 Geo 10 Jas 9 Jos 7 A. 4 f Julius 1 m Francis Taylor 22 f; | Ammons, Sarah Elizabeth (I63703)
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| 21998 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 633/636 Joshua Almons, 28 Farmer $200, Marion Melesa 25 William 10 Calhoun 7 Frances 5 F Sarah 4 George 1 Robert Anguish 9; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion # 242/242 Joshua Ammons 38 Town Marshall $1000/100 SC M. A. 35 f Edwd 13 C. 11 m Elizabeth 14 Geo 10 Jas 9 Jos 7 A. 4 f Julius 1 m Francis Taylor 22 f; | Ammons, George (I63704)
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| 21999 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 633/636 Joshua Almons, 28 Farmer $200, Marion Melesa 25 William 10 Calhoun 7 Frances 5 F Sarah 4 George 1 Robert Anguish 9; | Ammons, William (I63700)
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| 22000 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 633/636 Joshua Almons, 28 Farmer $200, Marion Melesa 25 William 10 Calhoun 7 Frances 5 F Sarah 4 George 1 Robert Anguish 9; | Ammons, Frances (I63702)
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