Family Group Sheet for Edward Alexander GIBSON / Mary Ann TIMMINS (F24) m. 3 May 1882 : McNabs Island Genealogies

m. 3 May 1882

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Father | Male
Edward Alexander GIBSON

Born	18 Apr 1855	Musquodoboit, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried
Married	3 May 1882 [1]	Halifax,Nova Scotia, Canada [1]
Type	License. Presbyterian
Father	John GIBSON \| F37 Group Sheet
Mother	Catherine Mary MCKINLAY \| F37 Group Sheet

Mother | Female
Mary Ann TIMMINS

Born	20 Feb 1856	Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Christened	12 May 1856	Christ Church Anglican, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried
Father	Daniel TIMMINS \| F1 Group Sheet
Mother	Johanna FROST \| F1 Group Sheet

Child 1 | Male
Charles Bertram GIBSON

Born	9 Mar 1883	Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried

Child 2 | Male
John E. GIBSON

Born	23 Jan 1885	Halifax,Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried

Child 3 | Male
Arthur GIBSON

Born	13 May 1886	Halifax,Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried

Child 4 | Female
Lily B. GIBSON

Born	29 Mar 1892	Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried

Child 5 | Male
James G. GIBSON

Born	5 May 1894	Halifax,Nova Scotia, Canada
Died
Buried

[S2] Marriage Registrations - Nova Scotia , (Nova Scotia Archives), archivesnovascotia.ca., https://archives.novascotia.ca/images/vital-statistics/marriages/1817/1817-00126.jpg (Reliability: 3).

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