Individual Details
Albert Jacob Gibson
(17 Jun 1849 - 20 Feb 1910)
Newberry. Feb. 21. �?Albert J. Gibson, one of the most highly respected citizens of Newberry, died suddenly early Sunday morning. Mr. Gibson had appeared to be in his usual health. On Saturday night he was at the chamber of commerce with some friends until 10 o'clock. After gong home he drunk a glass of milk, and shortly afterwards told his daughter, Mrs. O. B. Cannon, that he had a severe pain about the heart. She got a hot water bottle and applied it to his side. But it did not seem to give relief. As she turned to replenish the fire she heard a gurgling sound, and turning to the bedside saw that he was dying. She called Prof. Cannon and he hurried to Dr. Kibler's; but when the doctor arrived a few minutes later life was extinct.
Mr. Gibson was born in Fairfield county June 16, 1850, and moved to this county when a boy. He married Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, daughter of the late Joseph Caldwell of this county. Eight children were born to them. Three suns died young. The surviving children are Mrs. I. H. Hunt and Mrs. O. B. Cannon of Newberry, Mrs. Cecil Reid of Fredericksburg, Va., Mrs. Jas. N. McCaughrin of Newberry and Miss Nina Gibson, a student at Winthrop college.
Mr. Gibson was a faithful member of the Associate Reformed church. He was clerk of court of this county from 1897 to 1901. He was a man of gentle and quiet manner and fine appearance and had hosts of friends in this city and county.
The State, Tuesday, 22 February 1910
Contributor: Steven James Coker (47077092)
Mr. Gibson was born in Fairfield county June 16, 1850, and moved to this county when a boy. He married Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, daughter of the late Joseph Caldwell of this county. Eight children were born to them. Three suns died young. The surviving children are Mrs. I. H. Hunt and Mrs. O. B. Cannon of Newberry, Mrs. Cecil Reid of Fredericksburg, Va., Mrs. Jas. N. McCaughrin of Newberry and Miss Nina Gibson, a student at Winthrop college.
Mr. Gibson was a faithful member of the Associate Reformed church. He was clerk of court of this county from 1897 to 1901. He was a man of gentle and quiet manner and fine appearance and had hosts of friends in this city and county.
The State, Tuesday, 22 February 1910
Contributor: Steven James Coker (47077092)
Events
Families
Spouse | Elizabeth Drucilla Caldwell (1845 - 1906) |
Child | Unity Elizabeth Gibson (1874 - 1958) |
Child | Mary Melinda Gibson (1878 - 1971) |
Child | Martha Caroline Gibson (1881 - 1971) |
Child | Margaret J. Gibson (1884 - 1973) |
Child | Albert Jacob Gibson Jr. (1887 - 1897) |
Child | Nina Bartlee Gibson (1889 - 1980) |
Notes
Census (family)
Albert J. Gibson Self Male 30 South Carolina - PlanterElizabeth D. Gibson Wife Female 35 South Carolina - Keeping house
Unity Gibson Daughter Female 5 South Carolina
Mary Gibson Daughter Female 1 South Carolina
Bartlee Gibson Father Male 62 South Carolina - Teacher
Burial
Inscription: son of Bartlees & Malinda C. GibsonGrave site located in Section B1
Endnotes
1. United States Census, 1880 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M6SL-1PL.
2. Find a Grave Memorial 44364978.