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Stephen Gibson

Birthabout 1770 - Pee Dee, Cheraws, South Carolina, USA
Death8 Oct 1821 - Warren County, Mississippi, USA
MotherMary Crocker
FatherJordan Gibson

Born in Pee Dee, Cheraws, South Carolina, USA on about 1770 to Jordan Gibson and Mary Crocker. Stephen Gibson married Mary Martha Lewis and had 11 children. He passed away on 8 Oct 1821 in Warren County, Mississippi, USA.

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Parents
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Jordan Gibson
1720 - 1799
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Mary Crocker
1720 - 1800
Spouse(s)
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Mary Martha Lewis
1775 - 1836
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Evaline "Evalina" Gibson
1811 - 1834
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Levi R Gibson
1803 - 1833
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John Bonaparte Gibson
1814 - 1889
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Nathaniel Cloud Gibson
1808 - 1833
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Jordan Gibson
1803 - Unknown
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Tobias Gibson
1800 - Unknown
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Mary Gibson
Unknown - Unknown
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Roger Not Certain Gibson
Unknown - Unknown
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Lucullus Gibson
Unknown - Unknown
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Stephen Gibson
1804 - 1870
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Martha Gibson
1800 - 1827

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