Isaac Gibbs

1835 - 1925  (90 years)

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Samuel Gibbs

- Yes, date unknown

Birth	,,England,United Kingdom
Died	Yes, date unknown
Family	Rosetta Swefling
Children	+ 1. Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom

Rosetta Swefling

- Yes, date unknown

Died	Yes, date unknown
Family	Samuel Gibbs,   b. ,,England,United Kingdom
Children	+ 1. Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom

Chloe Louise Wiltse

Abt 1829 - 1898  (69 years)

Birth	Abt 1829	,,,Upper Canada
Died	1 Mar 1898	Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States
Family	Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom
Children	1. Elgin Gibbs,   b. Abt 1854, ,,New York,United States   2. Loren Gibbs,   b. Abt 1859, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States + 3. Ella E. Gibbs,   b. Abt 1863, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States + 4. Phoebe "Jennie" Gibbs,   b. 1866, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States   5. John Gibbs,   b. Abt 1869, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States

Elgin Gibbs

Abt 1854 - Yes, date unknown

Birth	Abt 1854	,,New York,United States
Died	Yes, date unknown
Father	Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom
Mother	Chloe Louise Wiltse,   b. Abt 1829, ,,,Upper Canada

Loren Gibbs

Abt 1859 - Yes, date unknown

Birth	Abt 1859	Barre,Orleans,New York,United States
Died	Yes, date unknown
Father	Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom
Mother	Chloe Louise Wiltse,   b. Abt 1829, ,,,Upper Canada
Family	Luna,   b. Abt 1862, ,,Michigan,United States

Ella E. Gibbs

Abt 1863 - 1933  (70 years)

Birth	Abt 1863	Barre,Orleans,New York,United States
Died	9 Mar 1933	,,Montana,United States
Father	Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom
Mother	Chloe Louise Wiltse,   b. Abt 1829, ,,,Upper Canada
Family 1	Frank L. Dickinson,   b. 1845, Coldwater,Branch,Michigan,United States
Married	14 Mar 1883	Jonesville,Hillsdale,Michigan,United States
Children	1. Ross G. Dickinson,   b. 8 Feb 1892, Grand Rapids,Kent,Michigan,United States
Family 2	Joseph Thomas Skelton,   b. 27 Jul 1865, Constantine,St. Joseph,Michigan,United States
Married	8 Sep 1895	Neihart,Meagher,Montana,United States
Family 3	Jacob Hafner,   b. Feb 1854, ,,,Germany
Married	20 Sep 1916	Anaconda,Deer Lodge,Montana,United States

Phoebe "Jennie" Gibbs

1866 - 1890  (24 years)

Nickname	Jennie
Birth	1866	Barre,Orleans,New York,United States
Died	13 Jun 1890	Manton,Wexford,Michigan,United States
Father	Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom
Mother	Chloe Louise Wiltse,   b. Abt 1829, ,,,Upper Canada
Family	Edson P. Rice,   b. Abt 1863, ,,Michigan,United States
Married	25 Oct 1884	Mancelona,Antrim,Michigan,United States
Children	1. Homer T. Rice,   b. Abt 1885, Wetzel,Antrim,Michigan,United States   2. Charles Edson Rice,   b. 29 May 1890, Wetzel,Antrim,Michigan,United States   3. Ruby Rice,   b. 1893, ,,Montana,United States

John Gibbs

Abt 1869 - Yes, date unknown

Birth	Abt 1869	Barre,Orleans,New York,United States
Died	Yes, date unknown
Father	Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom
Mother	Chloe Louise Wiltse,   b. Abt 1829, ,,,Upper Canada
Family	Kiva Weaver,   b. 1870, Kalamazoo,Kalamazoo,Michigan,United States
Married	25 Sep 1889	Grand Rapids,Kent,Michigan,United States

Mary F.

1851 - Yes, date unknown

Birth	May 1851	,,New York,United States
Died	Yes, date unknown
Family	Isaac Gibbs,   b. 25 Feb 1835, ,,England,United Kingdom
Married	Abt 1898	Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States

• Name	Isaac Gibbs
  Alternate Birth	14 Feb 1833	,,England,United Kingdom
  Birth	25 Feb 1835	,,England,United Kingdom
  Gender	Male
  Military	4 Sep 1862-26 Jun 1865	Barre,Orleans,New York,United States
  	Rank: Private 151st Infentry Company D.
  	New York, Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865 Name:Isaac Gibbs          Birth Date:14 Feb 1833          Birth Place:England          Father:Samuel Gibbs          Mother:Rosetta Swefling          Residence Place:Barre, New York          Enlistment Date:4 Sep 1862          Enlistment Location:Barre, Orleans, New York          Regiment:151st Infantry          Company:D          Rank:Private          Race:White          Marital Status:Married          Source Citation: New York State Archives; Albany, New York; Town Clerks´ Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865; Collection Number: (N-Ar)13774; Box Number: 42; Roll Number: 24. Source Information: Ancestry.com. New York, Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Original data: Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1865– 1867. Microfilm publication, 37 rolls. New York State Archives. Albany, New York. Description: Registers of men who fought for the state of New York in the Civil War are compiled in this database. For the genealogist these records have a great deal of information about any ancestors who served during the war. The records provide details about regiment, rank, place of enlistment, and may provide several other particulars about the soldier's life.
  Death	9 Jul 1925	Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States
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  Notes	(Research):U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles about Isaac Gibbs Name:Isaac Gibbs          Age at enlistment:31          Enlistment Date:9 Apr 1862          Rank at enlistment:Private          Enlistment Place:Barre, NY          State Served:New York          Survived the War?:Yes          Service Record:Enlisted in Company D, New York 151st Infantry Regiment on 22 Oct 1862. Mustered out on 26 Jun 1865 at Washington, DC.           Birth Date:25 Feb 1835          Death Date:3 Jul 1925          Death Place:Middleville, Barry County, MI          Sources:New York: Report of the Adjutant-General Research by Lynn Cunningham           Biography:T he following letters from Isaac Gibbs to his wife Chole Gibbs   July 19th 1863  My Deare I received your letters to day and was glad to find that you and the children are well. Thank God fore that this has been rather hard week for me. I have had the diearea real bad this week and the hart dease bad two but thanks be to God I feel some better this morning. I have give myself a ?mess? to God during the past week and feel that I am the lords soul body and spirit ?while ma? theare is nothing in this world but that must fad away and perish with the ?noeing? but may be true to our own souls there in the life and love of god then it will be well with us in the world that is to come. I hope and pray that I may be spared to come home to my family fore your sakes and it dose seems as though I should after a while if I do not get better. I am verry nervis every lilttle thing trubels me verry much. I know a little how you suffered when you was so sick in the Dr house but then I hope I shall get over these feelings by the next time I write ?ma? I wish you would go to Dr. Doller and tell him to send me some nerve powders in your next letter tell him my stomac is verry weak and fills up with ?wind? and cause a grate distress. I have a grate deale of pain in the back of my heade and neck. The male has not come heare this week till saterday night owing to something with toads when the male is regular we get it every day I received 2 letters from you this morning one was maled on the forth of July and the other one the thirteenth one had in 25 cents and the other a piece of your new drass as I suppose and I think it is real pretty. I hope you injoyed your visit real wall take all the comfort you posably can. I am glad your garden looks so nice I would like to see it and those trees do they grow this summer. Chloe my decriptif list is heare at this hospittle I went to the clarks office the other day and he loked them over and said that it was heare so the next time they pey of I shall get mine. I am not discharged if I am not dis-charged they will put me in this invalid corps to do yard duty somewheares probably I shall never be able for field any more I think. I will not frat a bout me I heare to night that the mail was lost that left heare last Monday and if so the letter that I wrote last Sunday must have lost this is Monday morning. I am feeling pretty wall to what I have done fore some time I hope y ou do not fret about me my deare. May the Lord preserve us from all harm and bring us to gether again is the sinceare prayer of my heart but if god has ?______? ?other? wis then we must obey. I hope to go to my reagement it is real lonesome heare I think ?rhoda? has queer work with her husband doent you he cannot be much. I hope they will finde him out so now I conclude with my kinde love to you from your loveing husband Isaac Gibbs to Chloe L. Gibbs. ******************************  Hammond General Hospitle Point Lookout July 30th 1863   My Deare Wife I sat down to write these few lines to you to let know how I am I am getting quit smart a gain for which I feel to thank God in sparing my life up to the present time. I hope these few lines will finde you and the children wall and happy I have had no letter from home scince a week a go last Tuesday and I know you must have written before now that is if you are able to write this has been a good week to my soul I feel that Jesus rains in this poor unworthy heart of mine. Bliss his holey name I will tell you how I pass away my time. I have a little duty to do cleaneing up around our ward and mak the drs. Bed and then fetch a pail of ___ the Dr and the balance of the time I have to my self wich I have fore my self which I spend in readeing the bible or some other good religious books or ?wall? about on they shores of they bey and the Potomac but no place can I find like my old deare home this is Sunday to day I am pretty well to day I received your kind letter last night and was glad that you and the children was so wall it makes me feel good to finde that you are all wall thanks be to God for his goodness to us ?ward? may he keep us all safe secure from all harm and hasten the glad day when we shall be permited to ?in___? at home never to be sepperated again till we are removed by the hand of dearth I thik there is a little light brakeing forth out of the darkness that hovering over country so long the rabells are getting tired of this war they are meeting with reverses every wheare that God may speade the time when the south shall lay down there arms and return to there ?cheages? to the old stars and stripes and I do hope the people will learn righteousness and love and fear God. Chloe I cannot heare and see much now a days it is like being transported on some lonely land or like being about up in some prison there is not one that is contented heare there is one thing that I like being heare in the summer time and that is an account of the water the coole breases makes it comfortable for the sick I think I shall get wall again my side is some better then it was my eye is nearly wall again and I begin to have a little ?enibation? again some times I wish I was with the reagement again but then I know I could not march and carry my knapsack and therefore I content myself wheare I am. Tell Elgin that I was pleased with that short letter he wrote to me. I am glad he is a good boy and that Mr. Farrs folks like him and I hope I shall always heare that he is a good boy and when I come home I shall remember him. I cannot think of any thing more so I must stop. I want you to send me a doller as I wrote in my last and for feare you may not get it I thought I wold mantion it a gain I am out of writeing etarial this was the last of sheet of paper and the last poststamp and only ten cents in money and five or six hundred miles from home. Good by for this time from Isaac Gibbs to Chloe L. Gibbs. ******************************  October 24th 1863   My Deare Wife I take this opportunities of writeing these few lines to you hopeing they will finde you and the children wall as it leaves me at this time thank God for I receveiid your kind letter to day and was glad to heare from once more it affords me much pleasure eaven to get a letter from home and to heare from the Dearest object on earth how rejoiced I would be to see you and the little pratts that I uste to dandle on my knee and still hope to see the same privilege a gain then I shall consider my self the happest man on earth. I must say that I always took comfort with my famley and cannot look back on an hour when I did not but this thing I do know that I shall know how to epreicheate the blessings and comforts God speade the day when the poor soulder can return to there deare happy home is my prayer to day is a rainey day and I am doing nothing a bout eighty of our reagement is detaled to work on th erailroade. That the rabs has torn up on our retreate we have done some hard marching scince I joined the reagement we commanced our retreate the next day after I arrived at the the reagement and I tell you we went in earnest that day until we crossed the this side of the repperhanic we staid there one night in the morning about 2 miles and took our procession for a fight for we knew that lee was trying to flank us and capture our wagon and supply raines but he was foiled in the attempt the morning we had marching orders a gain and we stireted by daylight and marched till a bout ten at night and I tell you I was taired that night my feet was blistered badley we then rasted for the night and of again in the morning we crossed bull run stream and staid for the night during that day we there was heavey cannondeing and musketry not but a little ways of me was drawn up in line of battle waiting to receving them should they atect us but they did not the next morning we fell beck to union mills a short distance from bull run crick and our whole core placed in poseasion on the highths that would have given them ?jessey? if they atemted to come any further. That way our readement was then oadered down to the river to support our skirshmers and the shall ?would? howling over our heads and the crack of the musket a few rods a head of us we was marched to the edge of the woods then halted to take apart in the fight if they drove our skirmishers our batry on the hill not but a short distance from us soon silenced there battry and darkness brought stillness all around us in the morning we built us a brest work of stone and logs but we have had no acation to use them the next day there was terrific fireing at our wright and left and lee is again driven back to his old hideing place and we have marched two days back a gain heare the rabs has torn up the rail track for several miles and we are goin to help fix it up a gain and the cars will be running through a gain in a few days I suppose we shall soon fo in the winter quarters now that is the talk now I have not received the letter with that fifth cents in it I got nearly two dollars now I sould some of my old duds I had more then I could carry that was batter then to throw them away so I close for this time so good bye for this time from your ever loveing husband I. Gibbs to Chloe L. Gibbs. Kiss the children for me and if I could I would you.   ******************************  February 24th 1864 Camp Morris Virginia   My Deare Wife I take this opportunity to write these few lines to you hopeing they will find you and the children all well as it leaves me at this time for which I am thankful to God for his goodness to me. I have just come in from pricketand and have just got our pay we got into camp at 4 o clock and was paid of at 6 o clock and it is nine o clock now and our orderly Sarjant shirts house on recounting servise for our reagement tomorrow morning and I thought I would get him to take my money home for me and drop it in the office for for me the best chance I have to send it. Ma there is a chance for any one to inlist out heare now close by for the regular servise they are getting up a cavelary reagement of men workmen called the 8 cavelry nerv -----? United states cavelary for five years they pay twelve hundred dollars bounty 2 hundred when they inlist and the rest one hundred when they get to Washington and the rest in enstallments every pay day which will be a bout fifteen dollars a month besides there regular pay which is thirteen dollars per month and if the induviguuel furnish his own horse he will get 24 dollars which will amount to forty one dollars a month besides the three hundred that he gets wheen he inlists and thirty five days furlow don?t you think I had bater go in for it you see that I could come home and sell the house and buy another one neare the academy and then you could rent some rooms to the girls that go to school in time of perace the regular soulders have 2 months furlow every yeare I could send home thirtyfive dollars every month and by the time my time was out we could have 2 thousand dollars saved and if I get wounded or killed in battle you would get the ____ and also the pantion which would support you and the children real comfortable and be something left for them when you and I are gone and they need it. Write as soon as you receive this and let me know what you think abou tit the cavelary servise if easeyer than infantry there is no knap sack? To carry and a horse to ride so I must conclude whith my kindest love to you from yhour loveing husband Isaac Gibbs to Chloe L. Gibbs. ******************************  June 12th 1864 Army of the Potomac Virginia   My deare Wife I take this opportunity to write these few lines to you hopeing they will finde you all wall as it leaves me at this time thank God this is Sunday but is like all other days we are in the rifle pitts waiting the enimy to atect us we have got formable works and in strong poscation nothing is goin on but skirmishing and has not been scince I last wrote avery little wile shall is thrown over to us and our artilleryman throw some over to them nothing of importence has happened scince I last wrote. I received your kind Friday and was glad to finde that you was all wall and was real pleased for that little lock of hear of Ellens how it stured my affections at the sight of my little daughters heire. I wish I could see her and hould her in my arms as I did before I left my home. I would like one of Lorrons little curly locks too send me one in your next tell me how Elgin gets a long tell him to write to me how he gets a long and like his place and what has to do if helices his place and if his boss is kind to him. We are laying close by the 29 reagement now I went over to see them yesterday and saw some of the boys that I was aquainted with Miron Bates Oron Babcock he is sick and looks bad he is trublled with the diereare he wen tot the hospittle this morning. They have lost hearing scince they come out of there loss is over five hundred this is a bout all the ?merries? that I have at this time give my respects to Phebe and family. I shall write to them as soon as I get a chance. I suppose you are looking for some money soon we shall not get our pay till this camp pain is over and ew sattle down a gain and I do not want they should because I would not dare send it home if I had it to send. Tell me if you get anything from the county funds now or not or any help from any sorce. I hope you do not want for any thing tell me all the perticulers in this regard. I cannot think of anything more at this time only say trus in god and do the best you can and pray for your onworthy husband so I conclude with my kinde love to you from your loveing husband Isaac Gibbs to Chloe L. Gibbs Kis the little ones for me god bliss you ?fearenvall?.            Source Information: Historical Data Systems, comp.. U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2009. Original data: Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA from the following list of works . Copyright 1997-2009 Historical Data Systems, Inc. PO Box 35 Duxbury, MA 02331. Description: This database is a compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States Civil War. ___________________________________________________________________ Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Middleville, Barry, Michigan; Roll: 570; Family History Film: 1254570; Page: 72B; Enumeration District: 036; Image: 0526. Source Information: Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1880 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. 1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site. Original data: Tenth Census of the United States, 1880. (NARA microfilm publication T9, 1,454 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. "Michigan, State Census, 1894," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHKM-7F5 : accessed 03 Nov 2012), Homer T Rice in household of Isaac Gibbs, Middleville, Barry, Michigan, United States.
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  Father	Samuel Gibbs,   b. ,,England,United Kingdom d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	Rosetta Swefling   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F8460	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Chloe Louise Wiltse,   b. Abt 1829, ,,,Upper Canada d. 1 Mar 1898, Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States (Age 69 years)
  Marriage	1860 United States Federal Census Name:Isaac Gibbs          Age in 1860:27          Birth Year:abt 1833          Birthplace:England          Home in 1860:Barre, Orleans, New York          Gender:Male          Post Office:Albion          Value of real estate:View image           Household Members:NameAge               Isaac Gibbs 27               Chloe Gibbs 32               Elzin Gibbs 10               Lauren Gibbs 2 Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Barre, Orleans, New York; Roll: M653_836; Page: 1122; Image: 676; Family History Library Film: 803836. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data: 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. _____________________________________________________________________ 1870 United States Federal Census Name:Isaac Gibbs          Age in 1870:37          Birth Year:abt 1833          Birthplace:England          Home in 1870:Barre, Orleans, New York          Race:White          Gender:Male          Post Office:Albion          Value of real estate:View image           Household Members:NameAge     Isaac Gibbs 37 Clora Gibbs 35 Elgine Gibbs 16 Laurin Gibbs 12 Ellen Gibbs 9 Phoebe Gibbs 3 John Gibbs 1 Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Barre, Orleans, New York; Roll: M593_1071; Page: 34A; Image: 71; Family History Library Film: 552570. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1870 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data:       1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.      Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.           _____________________________________________________________________ name :Isaac Gibbs           event:Census           event date:1880           event place:Middleville, Barry, Michigan, United States           gender:Male           age:46           marital status :Married           occupation :Laborer           race or color (original) :          ethnicity (standardized) :American           relationship to head :Self           birthplace :England           birthdate :1834           spouse's name :Chloe Gibbs           spouse's birthplace :Canada           father's name :          father's birthplace :England           mother's name :          mother's birthplace :England           page :72           page character :B           entry number :1862           nara film number :T9-0570           gs film number :1254570           digital folder number:004241652           image number:00528           HouseholdGenderAgeBirthplace                         self Isaac Gibbs M46England                          wife Chloe Gibbs F46Canada                          daughter Jennie Gibbs F13New York, United States                          son John Gibbs M11New York, United States                          son Loren Gibbs M21New York, United States                          daughter-in-law Luna Gibbs F18Michigan, United States                          Citing this Record "United States Census, 1880," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MW9G-PD7 : accessed 08 Nov 2012), Isaac Gibbs, Middleville, Barry, Michigan, United States; citing sheet 72B, family 0, NARA microfilm publication T9-0570. __________________________________________________________ name:Isaac Gibbs           gender:Male           residence:Middleville, Barry, Michigan, United States           age:63           estimated birth year:1831           census year:1894           relationship to head of household:Husband           family number:19           line number:3           page number:350           film number:915285           digital folder number:004705860           image number:00186           HouseholdGenderAgeBirthplace                         husband Isaac Gibbs M63                         wife Chloe Gibbs F65                         grandson Homer T Rice M8                         grandson Charles E Rice M4                         Citing this Record "Michigan, State Census, 1894," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHKM-7FG : accessed 08 Nov 2012), Isaac Gibbs in household of Isaac Gibbs, Middleville, Barry, Michigan, United States.
  Residence	1860-1880	Barre,Orleans,New York,United States
  Residence	1894	Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States
  "Michigan, State Census, 1894," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHKM-7F5 : accessed 03 Nov 2012), Homer T Rice in household of Isaac Gibbs, Middleville, Barry, Michigan, United States.
  Children	1. Elgin Gibbs,   b. Abt 1854, ,,New York,United States d. Yes, date unknown 2. Loren Gibbs,   b. Abt 1859, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States d. Yes, date unknown + 3. Ella E. Gibbs,   b. Abt 1863, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States d. 9 Mar 1933, ,,Montana,United States (Age 70 years) + 4. Phoebe "Jennie" Gibbs,   b. 1866, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States d. 13 Jun 1890, Manton,Wexford,Michigan,United States (Age 24 years) 5. John Gibbs,   b. Abt 1869, Barre,Orleans,New York,United States d. Yes, date unknown
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  Family 2	Mary F.,   b. May 1851, ,,New York,United States d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	Abt 1898	Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States
  	name:Isaac Gibbs           titles & terms:          event:Census           event date:1900           event place:ED 49 Thornapple township, (east side) Middleville village, Barry, Michigan, United States           birth date:Feb 1835           birthplace:England           relationship to head of household:Head           father's birthplace:England           mother's birthplace:England           race or color (standardized):White           gender:Male           marital status:Married           years married:2           estimated marriage year:1898           mother how many children:          number living children:          immigration year:1849           page:3           sheet letter:B           family number:81           reference number:86           film number:1240700           digital folder number:004119838           image number:00770           HouseholdGenderAgeBirthplace                         head Isaac Gibbs M65England                          wife Marey F Gibbs F49New York                          Citing this Record "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M91N-T5W : accessed 08 Nov 2012), Isaac Gibbs, ED 49 Thornapple township, (east side) Middleville village, Barry, Michigan, United States; citing sheet 3B, family 81, NARA microfilm publication T623, FHL microfilm 1240700. ___________________________________________________________ name:Isaac Gibbs           birthplace:England           relationship to head of household:Self           residence:Thornapple, Barry, Michigan           marital status:Married           race :White           gender:Male           immigration year:          father's birthplace:England           mother's birthplace:England           family number:221           page number:8           HouseholdGenderAgeBirthplace                         self Isaac Gibbs M75yEngland                          wife Mary F Gibbs F58yNew York                          Citing this Record "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MLP8-DY6 : accessed 08 Nov 2012), Isaac Gibbs, Thornapple, Barry, Michigan; citing sheet 8A, family 221, NARA microfilm publication T624, FHL microfilm 1374649. _________________________________________________________ name:Isaac Gibbs           residence:, Barry, Michigan           estimated birth year:1836           age:84           birthplace:England           relationship to head of household:Self           gender:Male           race:White           marital status:Married           father's birthplace:          mother's birthplace:          film number:1820756           digital folder number:4311581           image number:00572           sheet number:9           HouseholdGenderAgeBirthplace                         self Isaac Gibbs M84yEngland                          wife Mary F Gibbs F68yNew York                          Citing this Record "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MZSH-27R : accessed 08 Nov 2012), Isaac Gibbs, , Barry, Michigan; citing enumeration district (ED) , sheet 9B, family 255, NARA microfilm publication T625, FHL microfilm 1820756. Year: 1920; Census Place: Thornapple, Barry, Michigan; Roll: T625_756; Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 62; Image: 571.
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  	Load the map	Alternate Birth - 14 Feb 1833 - ,,England,United Kingdom Birth - 25 Feb 1835 - ,,England,United Kingdom Child - Elgin Gibbs - Abt 1854 - ,,New York,United States Child - Loren Gibbs - Abt 1859 - Barre,Orleans,New York,United States Child - Ella E. Gibbs - Abt 1863 - Barre,Orleans,New York,United States Military - Rank: Private 151st Infentry Company D. - 4 Sep 1862-26 Jun 1865 - Barre,Orleans,New York,United States Child - Phoebe "Jennie" Gibbs - 1866 - Barre,Orleans,New York,United States Child - John Gibbs - Abt 1869 - Barre,Orleans,New York,United States Residence - 1860-1880 - Barre,Orleans,New York,United States Residence - 1894 - Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States Marriage - Abt 1898 - Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States Death - 9 Jul 1925 - Middleville,Barry,Michigan,United States  = Link to Google Earth
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