Unknown GIBSON

  Noted events in his life were:

• Immigration: GIBSON passenger references, 1608-1635, VA. searching for family arriving in America....
Capt Christopher Newport returned to Virginia with the Second Supply. Dates cited are different, arrival at Jamestown are stated to be October 1, 1608 and January 2, 1608. The Second Supply arrived with the Mary and Margaret.
Alphabetical Order:

Abbey Thomas
Bedle Gabriell
Bedle John
Bell Henry, Tradesman
Bradley Thomas, Tradesman
Burras Anne, maid to Mistress Forrest
Burras John, Tradesman
Burton George
Chroshaw Rawley
Clarke John, Tradesman
Collings Henry
Dauxe John
Dowman William
Dowse Thomas, Laborer
Ellys David, Tradesman
Forest Thomas
Forrest Mistress
Fox Thomas, Laborer
Gipson Thomas, Tradesman
Graves Thomas
Gudderington John
Hancock Nicholas, Laborer
Hardwin Unknown, Laborer
Haryson Harmon
Hellyard Unknown
Hoult John
Hugh David ap, Tradesman
Hunt Master
Lavander Thomas, Tradesman
Ley Henry
Lowicke Michaell
Mallard Thomas, Laborer
Maxes Thomas
Milman Unknown
Morrell Unknown, Laborer
Norton Thomas
Oconor Dionis, Tradesman
Phelps Thomas, Tradesman
Philpot Henry
Powell Unknown Master, Tradesman
Prat John, Tradesman
Rose Unknown, Laborer
Russell John
Russell William
Sambage William
Scot Unknown, Laborer
Shortridge Jefry, Tradesman
Taler William, Laborer
Tucker Daniell, left Virinia 1612, adventurer, Coldham pg 4
Waldo Captaine Richard, Council
Walker Unknown, Laborer
West Master Francis
Williams Unknown, Laborer
Winne, Captaine Peter, Council
Wollystone Hugh
Wynne Hugh, Tradesman
Yarington George

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Source order:

Council:
Captaine Peter Winne
Captaine Richard Waldo

Gentlemen:
Master Francis West
Thomas Graves
Rawley Chroshaw
Gabriell Bedle
John Russell
John Bedle
William Russell
John Gudderington
William Sambage
Henry Collings
Henry Ley
Harmon Haryson
Daniell Tucker
Hugh Wollystone
John Hoult
Thomas Norton
George Yarington
George Burton
Henry Philpot
Thomas Maxes
Michaell Lowicke
Master Hunt
Thomas Forest
William Dowman
John Dauxe
Thomas Abbey

Tradesmen:
Thomas Phelps
John Prat
John Clarke
Jefry Shortridge
Dionis Oconor
Hugh Wynne
David ap Hugh
Thomas Bradley
John Burras
Thomas Lavander
Henry Bell
Master Powell
David Ellys
Thomas Gipson

Laboreres:
Thomas Dowse
Thomas Mallard
William Taler
Thomas Fox
Nicholas Hancock
Walker
Williams
Morrell
Rose
Scot
Hardwin

Boys:
Milman
Hellyard

Others:
Mistresse Forrest, and Anne Burras her maide
eight Dutch men and Poles, with some others


Second Supply sources:
http://www.apva.org/history/2ndsup.html
http://www.jamestowne.org/Jamestowne_Society_Chronology.htm
http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/secondsupply.htm

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The Winthrop Fleet consisted of eleven ships sailing from Yarmouth, Isle of Wright to Salem. Some sailed April 8, arriving June 13, 1630 and the followng days, the others to sail in May, arriving in July. The total count of passengers is believed to be about seven hundred, and presumed to have included the following people. Financing was by the Mass. Bay Company.

Gibson, Christopher of Wendover, Bucks ( 36 pg 11)
Dorchester Gibson, Mrs. Mary Gibson,
Elizabeth of Saint Andrew the Great, Cambridge Salem

36. "Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants to New England 1620 - 1650" by Charles Edwards Banks, Edited and Indexed by Elijah Ellsworth Brownell, Southern Book Company, Baltimore, 1957 (Lady Anne's Library)
http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/winthrop.htm
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The Susan and Ellin left London, England mid May1635 with her master, Edward Payne, arriving in Massachusetts Bay.
Gibson/Gilston Ann age34, Hudson servant #63
http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/susan1.htm
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Below is a partially reconstructed list of surnames of the first settlers of Dorchester who arrived on the Mary and John in 1630, or were known to be in Dorchester before 1632 (from Anderson, NEHGR 147):
Benham, Clap, Collicot, Cooke, Denslow, Dyer, Eggleston, Ford, Gallop, Gaylord, Gibbs, Gibson, Gillet, Glover, Grant, Greenaway, Holman, Hoskins, Hulbird/Hubbert, Hull, Johnson, Lumbert/Lombard, Louge, Ludlow, Maverick, Newton, Phelps, Phillips, Pierce, Pomeroy, Rockwell, Rossiter, Smith, Southcott, Stoughton, Terry, Upsall, Warham, Way, Williams, Wolcott, Woolridge.
http://www.winthropsociety.org/settlers.php

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Passengers on Ship Assurance of London from London England to Virginia 1635

Gibson Nics age22 [b. 1613]

http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/assurance.htm
http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tova_assurance1635.shtml
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Elizabeth of London to Virginia 1 Aug. 1635

Gibson (Yeoman) 16 [b. 1619]
http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/elizabeth3.htm
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26 Mar - 04 Apr 1635: To be embarked [from London] in the Peter Bonaventure, Mr. Thomas Harman, bound for Barbadoes and St. Christopher's. Coldham pg 129
Gibson Walter 25 [b. 1610]

http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/peterbonadventure.htm
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17 Feb 1635: Passengers who have taken the oaths of allegiance and supremacy embarked on the Hopewell, Mr. Thomas Wood, bound from London to Barbadoes. Colham pg 124-125.

Gibson Wm 18 [b. 1616]
http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/hopewell1634.htm
http://loricase.com/ships.html
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• Related: possibly related early immigrants, various, VA. Early emigrants from England to America included Francis and Edward Gibson who are recorded as living in Virginia in 1623 and 1627 respectively


April 10, 1608 -- The John & Francis,
The John & Francis departed Virginia and arrived at London (probably in June or July, since Captain Newport was also the commander of the next vessel to Virginia). The Phoenix, which had left England in its company, had not yet arrived (but did arrive on April 20). Ship and Passenger Information:

1635 all to Virginia
Yeoman Gibson, aged 16 years, in the "Elizabeth"
Nicholas Gibson, aged 22 years, in the "Assurance"
John Gibson, aged 30 years, in the "Safety"
Richard Gibson, aged 25 years, and
William Gibson, aged 19 years, in the "Expedition"
(Hotten's Lists of Emigrants, pp. 112, 118, 122, 139 and 141.)

1647
Thomas Gibson was transported, along with 32 others, to America by John Broach in August 1647

Unknown married.