Overview

Location

Paulding Co., GA (The area the Gibson Family lived later became Polk County, GA)

Date Constructed/ Founded

ca. 1842

Associated Surnames

Gibson, Janes, Lampton

Historical notes

From the entries in his estate records it seems that Henry A. Gibson was quite a successful farmer. He seems also to have been involved in Blacksmithing and Cotton Ginning.

Associated Slave Workplaces

none



Associated Free Persons

  • Henry A. Gibson (b.c.1822-d.September 1849) - Apparently the son of Springer Gibson. He died of Typhoid Fever.
  • Sarah J. Janes (b.1825-d.1877) - After the death of Henry A. Gibson she remarried to William M. Lampton (b.ca.1813-d.aft.1870).
  • William T. Gibson (b.ca.1844-d.?) - Son of Henry A. Gibson and Sarah J. Janes


Associated Enslaved Persons

1849 Slaves Henry A. Gibson hired to William F. Gibson
From the Estate Papers of Henry A. Gibson

  • Jesse - “boy”
  • Alfred - “boy”
1850 Appraisal of Henry A. Gibson Estate
January 8, 1850, From the Estate Papers of Henry A. Gibson
  • Eve - and child
  • Caroline - and child
  • Daniel - “man”
  • Black - Harry
  • Sandy
  • Sam
  • Yellow Harry
  • Peter
  • Mary - and child
  • Betty - “Old”
  • Melvina - “Sickly”
  • Lucy - and child
  • Richard - “boy”
  • Evaline - “girl”
  • Harreit
  • Raford - "boy"
  • Alsey - "girl"
  • Beckey
  • Ann
  • Sebly
  • Ben - "boy"
  • Spencer
  • Jim
1851 Negroes of Henry A. Gibson
hired out on January 20, 1851, From the Estate Papers of Henry A. Gibson
  • Hal - to Mrs. Gibson
  • Peter - to Jesse Wood
  • Sandy - to J. O. Griggs
  • Harry - to E. Lyons
  • Sam - to E. H. Richardson
  • Daniel - to J. O. Griggs
  • Caroline - and family to W. F. Gibson
  • Sibley - “girl” to J. C. Battle
  • Beccy - to J. T. Gibson
  • Eve - to O. J. Pollard
  • Melvina - to Henry Mccomack
  • Alsey - to James O. Griggs
  • Ann - to J. Pollard
  • “woman and family” - to B. Watts
  • Lucy - to J. M. Wood
1851 Distribution of Estate of Henry A. Gibson

To William T. Gibson (son of Henry A. Gibson)

  • Caroline - and child
  • Richard - “boy”
  • Eveline - “girl”
  • Henrietta - “girl”
  • Mary - “woman”
  • Harriet - “girl”
  • John - “boy”
  • Edna - “girl”
  • Daniel - “man”
  • Hal - “man”
  • Sandy - “man”
  • Ann - “girl”
  • Betty - “woman”
To Sarah J. T. Lampton (widow of Henry A. Gibson)
  • Lucy - and child
  • Selby - “girl”
  • Spencer - “boy”
  • Eve - and child
  • Lawson - “boy”
  • Sam - “man”
  • Rebecca - “girl”
  • Peter - “man”
  • Henry - “man”
  • Alsey - “woman”
  • Melvina - “woman”
1852 Negroes of Henry A. Gibson
hired out in 1852
  • “boy” - to W. F. Gibson
  • Peter - to Robert Jones
  • Harry - to C. C. Marion
  • Melvina - to Mr. Bright
  • Eve - and family to Mr. Lampton
  • Becky - to J. J. Morrison
  • Daniel - to W. Morgan
  • Hol - to William M. Lampton
  • Caroline - to William M. Lampton
  • Sandy - to Robert Jones
  • “woman” - to N. M. Bird
  • “girl” - Hiram Mccomach
1852 Henry A. Gibson Estate
  • Harry - “man” died in 1852
1850 Slave Schedule, Jane Gibson
Paulding County, Georgia
  • 1 Black Female 50
  • 1 Black Male 45
  • 1 Mulatto Male 40
  • 1 Mulatto Female 36
  • 1 Black Male 27
  • 1 Black Male 26
  • 1 Black Female 26
  • 1 Black Male 24
  • 1 Black Female 23
  • 1 Black Female 22
  • 1 Black Male 18
  • 1 Black Female 30
  • 1 Black Female 14
  • 1 Black Female 13
  • 1 Black Female 13
  • 1 Black Female 11
  • 1 Black Male 9
  • 1 Black Male 9
  • 1 Black Male 7
  • 1 Black Female 6
  • 1 Black Male 4
  • 1 Black Female 4
  • 1 Black Female 3
  • 1 Black Male 3
  • 1 Black Male 3
  • 1 Black Male 1
  • 1 Black Female 1
  • 1 Black Male 1
  • 1 Black Female 1


Research Leads and Plantation Records

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Miscellaneous Information

  • none


References

  • Estate Papers of Henry A. Gibson, Paulding County, Georgia.
  • 1850 U.S. Slave Schedule, Paulding County, Georgia


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