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Title: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Monday 01 February 10 13:20 GMT (UK)
Looking for details of the family of anderson Gibson  b c.1820 and twin William and brother Thomas b c 1829, around Coldingham area.
have them in 1851 censu and following.

Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: Piglet01 on Monday 01 February 10 14:13 GMT (UK)
Hello

1810 to 1830 in Scotland - according to the OPR records on the official govt website, www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk (a ppv site) there is only one birth in all of Scotland for an Anderson Gibson.  His dob or ch. was 27/10/1818.  (Min £6.00 spend allows for the download of uop to 5 bmds/census recors, copes not transcripts).


27/10/1818 GIBSON ANDERSON DAVID GIBSON/ISABELLA RENTON FR367 M EDROM /BERWICK 738/ 0020 0110

Can't find any other children born to the couple or their marriage on SP.

I see that the IGI hasa 'submitted record' for an Anderson Gibso marrying a 'Margaret' abt 1847.

Regards,  Steve  :)
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: ev on Monday 01 February 10 15:00 GMT (UK)
Steve , that birth looks good
*************** - edited - wife margaret symington  :-\
looks like family were in england for a while if this census is anything to go by -

http://maxwellancestry.co.uk/census/61transcript.aspx?houseid=73202058

ev
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Monday 01 February 10 17:56 GMT (UK)
Anderson Marries Margaret Symington in august 1845 in Berwick-upon-Tweed,
and had the following children
David       1847
Elizabeth  1848
Isabella   1850
James A    1852
Alison        1855
Anderson   1856
William        1858
John            1862
Thomas       1863
George        1868
Robert         1871

Anderson and his brother William farmed at Burnhall, Coldingham from before 1861 till before the 1881 census, as he was a grocer in Coldingham in that census

The brother William is my great great grand father, father of John Alexander Gibson born in Dunse in 1850, who moved to Morpeth (as a Brewer) and married Mary Hopper and they had two daughters.

   
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Friday 26 February 10 15:36 GMT (UK)
Where is LOW COKLAW?
In 1851 Census for Berwick-upon-Tweed, family living there next to a Tile Works?
but where?

Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: Beckey on Saturday 27 February 10 15:20 GMT (UK)
Low Cocklaw about 2 miles from Berwick, north of the Tweed towards Paxton.
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: MBarry on Tuesday 06 July 10 06:58 BST (UK)
Looking for details of the family of anderson Gibson  b c.1820 and twin William and brother Thomas b c 1829, around Coldingham area.
have them in 1851 censu and following.


Hello. I saw you post about GIBSON family and ties to Edrom Parish. Would you have a John GIBSON born about 16 Aug 1808 in your family? I believe his parents to be David GIBSON and possibly Isabella RENTON. May have ties to Greenlaw as well, but not for sure.
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Tuesday 06 July 10 11:31 BST (UK)
Only just picked this message up today, after your other message.
Anderson & William's parents are David Gibson & Isabella Renton on my tree

regards

John
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Friday 08 June 12 18:17 BST (UK)
Nearly two years since I last posted the questions about the Gibsons in Berwick-shire, now have more brick walls concerning 5 siblings!
 
ANDERSON born Blackpotts in 23 Jun 1877, married Margaret Chisholm in 1904 at Hilton and two children, Margaret 1905 and David 1911 also two who had died before the census in 1911

JULIA LOUGH born 8 Feb 1879 in Coldingham and married William Wood in 1906, no trace of any children

WILLIAM FORSYTH born 27 Jul 1881 in Coldingham

MARGARET born about 1883 in Coldingham and

SARAH ISABELLA born 18 Jan 1886 also Coldingham
Parents are David Gibson (1847 in Berwick) and Mary Forsyth  (1858 in Coldingham)
David was eldest son of Anderson Gibson (1819 to 1892) and was my GreatGreat-Grand Father's brother.
This family seems to flit between Berwick-shire and Northumberland fairly regularly!
including Berwick, Morpeth

Any help would be appreciated
regards
John
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: colinskene on Sunday 22 July 12 08:42 BST (UK)
My great grandmother was born illegitimate but there was a mark in her birth record which I found out related to an entry in a separate register regarding who her father was. He turned out to be a Thomas Gibson of Blackpotts Farm.

Her mother Elizabeth Virtue worked at the farm. I cant remember all of the dates off the top of my head but I will look through my information and clarify soon

Maybe you can help me work out my Gibson line once we work out who we are dealing with
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Monday 23 July 12 09:31 BST (UK)
I have a Thomas , son of Anderson Gibson & Margaret Symington born 28th Jan 1863
He Married a Mathieson Nelson Cairns on 1st Jan 1889
I have a Thomas on the census in 1881 at Blackpotts Farm, aged 18 and a AG LAB

I also have two other Thomas Gobson s but neither were at Blackpotts farm, and appear to  be cousin to the above Thomas.

Thanks for that info and will be in touch further
JB
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: colinskene on Monday 23 July 12 13:00 BST (UK)
Yes, that's him. I will have to look into this line to discover my "lost" relations

Thanks
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: terianne on Monday 23 July 12 13:05 BST (UK)
Just a thought have you tried Eyemouth just along the road, - I was there a weekend and remember seeing Some Gibson's.

Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: colinskene on Monday 23 July 12 13:14 BST (UK)
Not tried there yet. I know lots of people there so should make some headway.

 So if Thomas is my great great grandfather, how am I related to you?
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Monday 23 July 12 16:07 BST (UK)
My Paternal Grandmother was [b]Jane Hopper GIBSON[/b]born 6th April 1877 died 15th Feb 1931 (in Edinburgh) at Blyth in Northumberland to John Alexander Gibson and Mary Hopper
John Alexander Gibson born Berwick on 2nd June 1850 died Morpeth in 1883, the son of William GIBSON & Rachel Falconer
William was born c1820 (I have a date of Feb 1821) and was in partnership with his brother Anderson born about 1818, in a farm at Burnhall, Coldingham, during the 1861 and 1871 Census.

William & Anderson are 2 of the sons of David Gibson & Isabella Renton. David died at Burnhall in 20th March 1861 at Burnhall!  I also have John 1807, Alison 1809, David 1811, Robert 1815, and Thomas in 1829,  which leaves me to think that there were one or two more between 1821 and 1829!
 
Thomas was born in 1862 , the son of Anderson and Margaret
I think you need to look at the whole of the south east part of Berwickshire not just Eyemouth!
I have Gibson all over that part of the county

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regards
JB


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Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: RaineyJ on Tuesday 16 October 12 19:35 BST (UK)
Hi Squirejay

I am looking to find as much information on a Mary Gibson DOB 21st November 1919 and who unfortunately passed away in 1949 of Tuberculosis.   She is the Daughter of a Anderson and Margaret Gibson (formerly Margaret Chisholm) and sister of a David Gibson ( DOB 1911) and Margaret Gibson (DOB 1906).

I believe that Mary was a nurse at the Royal Infirmary Glasgow (certainly in 1942).

I can see that you have done lots of amazing research into the Gibson family, which I have found most interesting and believe that people in America and Vancouver have also been trying to locate information about the gibsons.

I hope you don't mind me asking if you have any information about Mary Gibson from any research you have done?  I have information of  Mary's death certificate in 1949, and information of the marriage certificate for her parents Anderson and Margaret.   I also have information regarding Mary's mother Margaret's death in 1951. 

Thank you!

Rainey J
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Wednesday 11 February 15 17:04 GMT (UK)
long diversion, but back on the trails of the Gibsons, this time ANDERSON, born March 1856 who married a Janet Douglas, dau of Andrew Douglas and Sarah Phillips or Phillip in 23rd Aug 1881, they had the following children
Margaret           3rd feb 1882 Eyemouth
Anderson
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Wednesday 11 February 15 17:19 GMT (UK)
to continue
Anderson         13 Dec 1883   Coldingham
Janet                          1885   Eyemouth
Elizabeth           1 Jul 1886     Eyemouth
Annie D           2 May 1889     Paxton     died 16 May  1889
Annie D          8 Jun 1890       Paxton
Jessie D         30 Nov 1892     Paxton
Alex D              Feb 1896       Berwick
Isabella            Mar 1900       ?
George                1903 apprx   ?

Father Anderson and son Anderson emigrated on 30 march 1907 to Canada to be followed by Janet and Margaret (28) Jessie (16) Alex  (14) and George  (6)  in  July 1909   
As I don't have access to Canadian records, is there any one who can fill any details for this family.
ANDERSON was the son of another Anderson, the brother of William Gibson, my 2 x Great Grand father, who together farmed Burnhall in Coldingham around 1850 to 1870s

Sorry about the two part message but it is some time since I posted something on this great site
regards
JB
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: Christine.Gibson on Monday 27 July 15 21:04 BST (UK)
Hi!
I am married to the great-grandson of the Anderson Gibson that came to Canada. He farmed in the province of Saskatchewan. His son George farmed with him and His son Wayne was my father-in law. Wayne farmed in The province of Alberta, Canada. He is now deceased. I am married to his eldest son Greg who farmed with him and continues to farm. My family tree is on Ancestry.ca under the Kuich family tree. Anderson died in 1940 and is buried in Potter's field in Tisdale, Saskatchewan because his son and his family could not afford to pay for his burial. George died of Spinal meningitis in 1948 and left behind his wife Gladys with 6 children, including 6 month old twin boys. My father-in-law was 15 when George died. Wayne and his wife Pearl had 5 children, the eldest being my husband Greg. Greg and I have two sons and the. Adopted a girl. Our eldest son is married and has given us 2 grandsons so the Gibson line thrives in Alberta!
Christine Gibson
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Monday 27 July 15 21:45 BST (UK)
hello to you, and thanks you for replying to this line of research into the Gibsons
Can I confirm that the date  of birth for both Andersons that travelled to Canada in 1907
Anderson (father) was born in Berwick-on-Tweed in March 1856 and son Anderson 13th Dec 1883 in Coldingham.
As I do not have Ancestry.ca or indeed any ancestry, I use Scotland's People and FindMy Past with Family Search (as it is free), I have not followed up this line of the Gibsons, so once you have completed 3 posts on RootsChat we can exchange personal messages via the email system, (it is part of the security on Rootschat).
Look forward to hearing from you soon
regards
Squirejay
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: Christine.Gibson on Monday 27 July 15 22:54 BST (UK)
Hi.
I have the same birthdates for each of these Anderson Gibson's who came to Canada. The Anderson Gibson who was born in 1856 died December 1, 1940 in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: Christine.Gibson on Monday 27 July 15 22:57 BST (UK)
The family rumour is that George did not know that his sister was really his mother. George was raised by his grandparents Anderson and Janet. In the early 1960's, my father-in-law Wayne's received a letter from a lawyer in Australia or New Zealand on behalf of a Janet Cook who was supposedly George Gibson's mother. Janet Cook had died. Wayne received enough money from her estate that he was able to buy farmland in The province of Alberta, Canada.
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Tuesday 28 July 15 07:55 BST (UK)
can you send me your email for a "PM" please?
regards
John
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: Christine.Gibson on Tuesday 28 July 15 16:40 BST (UK)
Hi!
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Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Thursday 06 August 15 18:10 BST (UK)
does anyone know of OXENRIG in the Parish of Coldstream ?
I have a birth there in 1903, but unable to find any reference to it on NLS Maps around turn of the century.

regards
Squirejay
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: terianne on Friday 07 August 15 13:15 BST (UK)
Oxenrig is farm  North of Lennel, just over a mile
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Friday 07 August 15 13:58 BST (UK)
thank you for that information
Squirejay
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Saturday 22 August 15 13:35 BST (UK)
trying to put the following places on the map, both in and around the border between Scotland and England

Eagle Hall near Whitsome   and Loanend near Berwick on tweed, in Northumberland?

regards
Squirejay
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: vancouvergb on Saturday 26 November 16 01:18 GMT (UK)
It has been a while since i was last here, but squirejay posted some names right up my alley!
Our Anderson Gibson can be found on the 1911  Census of Canada
Home / 1911 / Saskatchewan / Humboldt / 88 Township 29 in ranges 18 / page 6.  You will find wife Janet, sons Andrew, Alexander and George and daughter Jessie.  Alexander was KIA 10 Oct 1918 at Le Treport France, and is buried MONT HUON MILITARY CEMETERY, LE TREPORT ( CWGC records ).
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: vancouvergb on Saturday 26 November 16 02:08 GMT (UK)
Now that I've read further in this realm of conversation I see a Christine Gibson who is also somewhat related.  Hello Christine  :)
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Saturday 26 November 16 09:51 GMT (UK)
The "Andrew" mentioned in your reply was in fact ANDERSON (Junior) born 13th Dec 1883 and emigrated, with his father Anderson b March 1856, on "Sicilian" from Glasgow on 30th March 1907.
Janet sailed on "Hesperian" from Glasgow on 10th July 1909 with Margaret (1882) : Jessie Douglas Gibson b 1891 : Alexander b Feb 1896, and KIA 14th Oct 1918.
Daughter, Janet did not go to Canada but emigrated to NZ in April 1912

If you want further info, please let me know
Squirejay
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: vancouvergb on Saturday 26 November 16 16:04 GMT (UK)
Looking for details of the family of anderson Gibson  b c.1820 and twin William and brother Thomas b c 1829, around Coldingham area.
have them in 1851 censu and following.


Hello. I saw you post about GIBSON family and ties to Edrom Parish. Would you have a John GIBSON born about 16 Aug 1808 in your family? I believe his parents to be David GIBSON and possibly Isabella RENTON. May have ties to Greenlaw as well, but not for sure.

Hi ,

I have John Gibson , son of David and Isabella in my lines.  Do you have the parents marriage which I cannot find?
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Saturday 26 November 16 16:46 GMT (UK)
born 15th August 1807 at Berwick on Tweed?
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: vancouvergb on Saturday 26 November 16 17:30 GMT (UK)
Yes, that's the lad.  My sole info on him is -

David Gibson in entry for John Gibson, "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975"
Name:   John Gibson
Gender:    Male
Christening Date:    25 Aug 1807
Christening Place:    GOLDEN SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN OR SCOTCH CHURCH,BERWICK UPON TWEED,NORTHUMBERLAND,ENGLAND
Birth Date:    15 Aug 1807
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: Christine.Gibson on Monday 28 November 16 18:04 GMT (UK)
Hi!
It's been awhile. I found Margaret Gibson (Anderson and Janet's daughter). After she came to Canada with her mother, she married Arthur Neville Lister Blackmore. They lived in British Columbia, Canada. She died September 23, 1971 in White Rock, B.C. Her and Arthur had a daughter Flossie in 1912. It seems Flossie married and moved to the state of Washington, U.S.A. Arthur was born March 9, 1886 in London, England. He died August 6, 1978 in Surrey, B.C., Canada
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Saturday 03 December 16 12:18 GMT (UK)
I have more details of Margaret and Arthur, marriage, incl parents for both. I have sent an email direct to Christine in Alberta.
I have both death certificates for Margaret and Arthur's daughter Florence Jessica Blakemore, together with her getting married to a James Nimmo Cowie, and their marriage certificate, in 1938.

regards
Squirejay
 
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Friday 14 December 18 17:32 GMT (UK)
over two years since last posted on this stream, but now looking at Isabella Gibson b 1852 in Berwick, d May 88 in Hexham, (she was one  of the daughters of my 2 x great grand father, William Gibson and his wife Rachel Falconer), who married Alexander Paterson White b 1846 Hexham, Marr Oct 1873 d 1911 Ayton. they had the following children:-
Rachel Falconer White born in COLDINGHAM in 1873 - 1961, marr Wm Usher Weir 1869 - 1934,
James White  1876    marr Catherine Fellowes
Wm Gibson White 1877 - 1968  marr Elizabeth Brown 1879 - ? marr 5 Nov 1902 in Hexham
John White  1880
Ann Alice White 1882 - 1894 marr Percy Dalton Greaves b 1871 in Newcastle d 1971 in London, their daughter Minnie Gibson (Rachel) Greaves b 5 Apr 1911 and died in Nelson NZ on 4 may 1992, she had been in nursing.
Like to know if there is someone out there who has some information regarding Rachel Falconer White and her descendants, if any who have some information.
regards
Squirejay
Title: Re: Gibson of Coldingham c. 1820
Post by: squirejay on Thursday 24 October 19 15:29 BST (UK)
have made contact with Margaret, the daughter of Rachel Falconer White and William Weir, still alive and have spoken to her, and received conformation regarding parents and descendants.

working of another branch, Virtues of Duns

regards
squirejay