Abraham Gibson
(24 January 1788 - 31 January 1845)
3 gen. navigation
4th great-grandfather of Darrell Allen Martin.

Abraham was born in Grafton, Windham County, Vermont, on 24 January 1788.1,2 He was the son of Abraham Gibson and Esther (--?--). He married Catherine Palmer in Grafton, on 12 December 1812.3,4,5,6 Abraham died on 31 January 1845 at age 57.7,8 He was buried in the Center Cemetery in Shrewsbury, Rutland County, Vermont.9,10

     Appears on these charts:
          10-generation pedigree for Darrell Allen Martin

     Children of Abraham Gibson and Catherine Palmer:

John P. Gibson   (ca 1819 - )
Lucinda Gibson +   (1823 - 12 Nov 1896)
Esther Ann Gibson   (ca Dec 1834 - 3 Mar 1835)

Cited documentation:

1. [S102] Margaret R. Jenks, Clarendon and Shrewsbury Cemetery Inscriptions, Rutland County, Vermont, Recorded Summer, 1991, pg. 80, "GIBSON, Abraham, d. (below ground). [DAR: Jan. 31, 1845 age 57 y.]" [sic brackets]
2. [S213] Weymouth, "24 Jan 1788, Grafton, VT."
3. [S44] Gibson, John, 1850 Census Shrewsbury, VT, from her presence in her son's household, surnamed Gibson.
4. [S102] Margaret R. Jenks, Clarendon and Shrewsbury Cemetery Inscriptions, Rutland County, Vermont, Recorded Summer, 1991, pg. 80, "GIBSON, Catherine Palmer, wife of Abraham" next to whom she is buried.
5. [S41] Gibson, John P., 1860 Census Shrewsbury, VT, from her presence in her son's household, surnamed Gibson.
6. [S213] Weymouth, "12 Dec 1812, Grafton, VT."
7. [S102] Margaret R. Jenks, Clarendon and Shrewsbury Cemetery Inscriptions, Rutland County, Vermont, Recorded Summer, 1991, pg. 80, "GIBSON, Abraham, d. (below ground). [DAR: Jan. 31, 1845 ...]" [sic brackets]
8. [S213] Weymouth, "31 Jan 1845, Shrewsbury, VT."
9. [S2] Johnson 1991, "buried in Shrewsbury, Vt.".
10. [S102] Margaret R. Jenks, Clarendon and Shrewsbury Cemetery Inscriptions, Rutland County, Vermont, Recorded Summer, 1991, pg. 80, "GIBSON, Abraham."

The author strongly cautions the reader about making any assumption concerning the existence of uncited documentation (whether the assumption is that it does exist -- or that it does not).

Content and all unattributed graphics by: Darrell A. Martin

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