Father | Jordan Gibson (b. circa 1724, d. 7 January 1788) |
Mother | Mary Middleton (b. 1722, d. 1759) |
Daughter | Susan Black+ (b. November 1777, d. 7 December 1864) |
Pedigree Chart | |
Relationship | 5th great-grandaunt of Charles Ryland ("Ryland") Scott 7th great-grandaunt of Isaac Silas Vaughn 7th great-grandaunt of Katherine Gilstrap Scott 7th great-grandaunt of Joseph Ryland Scott 7th great-grandaunt of Charles Parker ("Parker") Scott 7th great-grandaunt of Orly Marie Vaughn 7th great-grandaunt of Avital Catherine Vaughn |
Anecdote | Hans Nielsen on July 26, 2018 at 3:12 pm said: Hello all. I’ve read through the majority of posts here and would like to make a comment. My 3rd great grandmother was Louisa Winchester who married Dr. Edmund Rucker. Louisa was a sister of Marcus Brutus Winchester. It is more complicated than it appears. Marcus had 5 brothers and 6 sisters. Their parents were General James Winchester and Susan Black. . James Winchester and Susan Black were not married until 1805. The first 7 children were illegitimate. James Winchester, through acts of the Tennessee legislature, was able to legitimize the first 7 children only through these legislative acts.. The reason is that his wife, Susan, was not 100% European. Her mother’s maiden name was Gibson. Susan Black’s mother was Mariah Gibson, the daughter of Jordan Gibson. Jordan was the son of Gideon Gibson, who was mixed European and African and most likely, Native American.. Jordans Gibson line were free people of color in the Pee Dee river area of South Carolina. Jordan Gibson’s brother was Gideon Gibson Jr., and is known as Gideon Gibson “the Regulator”. | |
Person Source | Mariah Susan Gibson had person sources.1 | |
Birth | 1754 | She was born in 1754 in South Carolina, United StatesBGO. |
Name | 1769 | As of 1769, Mariah Susan Gibson was also known as Mariah Susan Black. |
Marriage | 1769 | John Black and she were married in 1769 in South Carolina, United StatesBGO. |
Death | 21 April 1845 | She died on 21 April 1845 at age ~91 in York, York, South Carolina, United StatesBGO. |
Last Edited | 21 January 2021 |