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Ann Gibson

BirthABT 1841 - Cartmel (was Lancashire
Death11 Feb 1883 - Flookburgh, Lower Holker, Lancashire, UK
MotherEsther Gibson
FatherJames Gibson

Born in Cartmel (was Lancashire on ABT 1841 to James Gibson and Esther Gibson. Ann Gibson married Christopher Thornborough Wilson and had 9 children. She passed away on 11 Feb 1883 in Flookburgh, Lower Holker, Lancashire, UK.

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Parents
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James Gibson
1811 - 1902
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Esther Gibson
1819 - 1900
Spouse(s)
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Christopher Thornborough Wilson
1841 - 1921
Children Show all
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Marshal Wilson
1879 - Unknown
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James Wilson
1870 - Unknown
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Edward Wilson
1875 - Unknown
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Christopher Wilson
1868 - Unknown
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Margaret Wilson
1877 - 1965
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Henry Wilson
1880 - Unknown
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William Wilson
1873 - 1929
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Thomas Wilson
1883 - 1965
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John Wilson
1872 - Unknown

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