Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Arthur Gibbon,
He died after 1737.
He was bur St.Fittick's church, Nigg Bay (just outside Torry), Aberdeen.
[Barbara Yates Gibbon family tree]
says he was buried where his son William was buried,
in the NE corner of the churchyard.
No gravestone.
Arthur and Elizabeth had issue:
"Arthur Gibbons Elder"
sponsors the baptism
of his grandson
William Gibbon, Nigg, 26 May 1734.
"Arthur Gibbons Elder"
sponsors the baptism
of his grand-dau
Martha Gibbon, Nigg, 10 Sept 1737.
A reference to "Arthur Gibbon" repairing a boat (at considerable expense)
and having trouble getting paid.
From pp.79-80 of
[Clark, 1921].
Refers to
Aberdeen Burgh Records (Mss), vol.LIX, p.276.
This may be
[ACA].
Aberdeen City: Register of Sasines.
CA/2/1/59:
Volume 59. Date 1740 to 1747.
Could be Arthur senior or junior.
"Arthur Gibbon of Torry" becomes overseer of the pier at Torry.
From p.82 of
[Clark, 1921].
Refers to
Aberdeen Burgh Records (Mss), vol.LX, p.169.
This may be
[ACA].
Aberdeen City: Register of Sasines.
CA/2/1/60:
Volume 60. Date 1747 to 1752.
Probably Arthur junior.
"Gibbons of Torry" described as one of only two shipbuilders at Aberdeen in the mid 1700s.
From pp.75-76 of
[Clark, 1921].
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