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Hannah Fee

Birth16 Sep 1850 - Chesterfield, South Carolina
Death27 Dec 1922 - Hebron, Marlboro, South Carolina, United States
MotherHarriet Fisher
FatherJames Fee

Born in Chesterfield, South Carolina on 16 Sep 1850 to James Fee and Harriet Fisher. Hannah Fee married Eli I. Gibson and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 Dec 1922 in Hebron, Marlboro, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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James Fee
1813 - Unknown
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Harriet Fisher
1813 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Eli I. Gibson
1851 - 1918
Children Show all
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Lydia "Lillie" Mae Gibson
1881 - 1968
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William Sellers Gibson
1888 - 1962
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Hannah Jane Gibson
1884 - 1942
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Sellars Gibson
1874 - 1889
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Eli Mallie Gibson
1882 - 1958
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Francis Lee "Frank" Gibson
1892 - 1976
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Francis Lee 'Frank' Gibson
1891 - 1976
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Emma Gibson
1877 - Unknown

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