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		Alfred D. Born MAR 1876 in Louisiana and of New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana in 1880 and 1900 the son of James HAILES and Sarah...
		Alfred R. Born about 1861 in Illinois and of Township 1, Pawnee, Nebraska in 1870 and of Pawnee, Pawnee, Nebraska in 1880 the son of John W. HALES and Caroline R. Alfred R. Born JUL 1890 in Virginia and of Alexandria, Arlington, Virginia in 1900 the son of...
		Alfred W. Born SEP 1868 in England and of Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts in 1880 and 1900 the son of Alfred HALES and Louisa...
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	Gibson, William Alfred
		Recognised “as the father of the cinema industry”, Gibson was born in London and migrated to Victoria as a teenager.
		Their firm “Johnson and Gibson” established a highly successful circuit of ‘six penny pops’ in various Melbourne suburban halls on Saturday nights attracting huge crowds.
		Gibson's big break came in 1906 when the company formed a partnership with the famous Tait brothers (John and Nevin) to produce the world's first feature film - “The Story of the Kelly Gang” (1906) filmed exclusively at Charles Tait’s (Springvale Necropolis) property at Mitcham over six days and costing some £1,000.
	www.brightoncemetery.com /HistoricInterments/150Names/gibsonw.htm (214 words)

	Gibson, William Alfred (1869 - 1929) Biographical Entry - Australian Dictionary of Biography Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		GIBSON, WILLIAM ALFRED (1869-1929), film producer and businessman, was born in London, son of William Gibson, soldier, and his wife Matilda, née Day.
		Gibson worked as a chemist in the firm of William Johnson & Son of St Kilda, and supplied chemicals to some of the first film exhibitors in Melbourne.
		Gibson held positions as joint managing director of Union Theatres and as director and then general manager of Australasian Films until his death.
	www.adb.online.anu.edu.au /biogs/A080670b.htm (699 words)

	Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven - Person Page 1088
		Morris Clifford Gibson was the son of William Alfred Gibson and Nellie Ormond.
		Olive Gibson was the daughter of William Alfred Gibson and Nellie Ormond.
		William Alfred Gibson married Nellie Ormond, daughter of John Jenkins Ormond and Orpha Ascenath Standage, on December 20, 1899 at Logan, Cache County, Utah.
	www.conovergenealogy.com /conover-p/p1088.htm (2626 words)

	Gibson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hutton Gibson (born 1918), father of actor Mel Gibson and a writer on religion
		Gibson (1904–1979), American psychologist influential in the field of visual perception
		Jon Gibson (minimalist musician) (born 1940) is a flautist, saxophonist, and composer
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gibson (384 words)

	The Alfred Barger Family Genealogy Page
		The Alfred Barger family arrived in West Tennessee follwing the Jackson Purchase, which allowed White settlers to move west of the Tennessee River.
		We are aware that Alfred Barger was married twice, but we have no knowledge of either wife or any children of the first union.
		This account, therefore is limited to the descendants of Alfred Barger through his son, William Alexander Barger.
	members.tripod.com /~suzid/alfred.html (1350 words)

	Collins and Gibsons in Virginia - Page 2 - Saponitown Forum
		Alfred and Enoch's mother were with them in one of the census.
		If this was the "Old Thomas" Gibson that you are referrign to, then Charles, who is shown as born in 1747 simply cannot be his son....dates don't jive....coupled with the reported fact that Thomas' wife Mary also died in that same year.
		Gibson right?...and he certainly by dates could well have had a son Charles born in abt 1747.
	www.saponitown.com /forum/showthread.php?p=22694#post22694 (2695 words)

	Alex Brink Leads Five Cougars On 2006 Pac-10 All-Academic Team :: Alfred, Collins, Gibson and Langley earn honorable ...
		Alfred earned his first All-Pac-10 academic honor on the strength of his 3.23 grade point average in English.
		Alfred, a redshirt freshman from Gig Harbor, assumed the starting center spot in the season's fourth game at Stanford and maintained it the rest of the season, helping the Cougars to average 388.1 yards of total offense per game.
		Gibson, a sophomore from Puyallup, was named to the All-Academic team for the first time.
	www.cstv.com /sports/m-footbl/stories/112706aan.html (556 words)

	Anthony Gibson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Anthony's parents were George Gibson, a mason, and Elizabeth Goodman who were married in 1848 at Sprotborough.
		Clara's parents were Alfred Barber, a railway platelayer and Dinah Shallcross.
		By the time that son George Alfred was born in 1889, Anthony and Clara were living at 20 Doncaster Road, Mexborough.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /millers/anthonygibson.htm (269 words)

	Cozio.com: violin by Antonio Stradivari, 1713 (Gibson; ex-Huberman)
		Cozio.com: violin by Antonio Stradivari, 1713 (Gibson; ex-Huberman)
		Disaster struck on 28 February at Hubermanâs only Carnegie Hall recital of the season, when his 1713 Gibson Stradivarius was stolen from his dressing room during the performance.
		Huberman had played the Stradivarius before the concert, and then placed it back in his double case, using the Guarnerius for the recital.
	www.cozio.com /Instrument.aspx?id=147 (817 words)

	Discoverers Web: Crossing West Australia - Giles, Warburton, Gosse
		His companion was Alfred Gibson, a strange choice, as he had no experience in the outback.
		For some time they went back together, each taking the horse in turn, but because this was too slow, Gibson was sent on the horse to the camp, to try and get help for Giles, who would return by foot.
		Gibson got lost in the desert, and was never found.
	www.win.tue.nl /~engels/discovery/westaus.html (794 words)

	HotDog Express for AOL Hometown Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Gibson was born in Mississippi but came to Anderson County 81 years ago at the age of 9 years and resided in and near Palestine since.
		Gibson was born and had lived all of her life in Anderson County.
		The paper did not list her survivors, which were: husband, Robert Levi (Bob) Gibson, sons, Monroe Alfred Gibson, Rueben Alvie Gibson, and Robert Virgel Gibson, and daughters, Jettie Evie Gibson Langston, Leona Dicey Gibson Killion, and Emmie Mae Gibson Chambers.
	members.aol.com /dba1013/OBITSFORANDERSONCO..html (2977 words)

	www.westernbelle.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Named after Alfred Gibson who died during Ernest Giles' second attempt to cross the desert of the same name (Gibson) in 1876.
		Gibson died after mistaking one range of hills for another further east.
		It owes its development purely to the railway between Norseman and Esperance as it was a place where a reliable source of water (needed for steam engines) could be found.
	westernbelle.com /G.HTML (1824 words)

	The Best Reviews: Karen Lingefelt, True Pretenses Review
		Kit knows he needs to wed Serena as his father's will insists on it if he is to inherit, but she has refused, blaming him like everyone else does for the assault on her deaf aunt that sent him on a nine year exile.
		Either way he must persuade his beloved that he did not attack her aunt, and that Alfred the Coachman and Kit the Duke are the same person willing to cherish Serena forever.
		Serena, though why she fails to see that Alfred is more than just a coachman (for instance why was he in the library in the first place), is a fine individual who knows she should not love a commoner yet cannot stop loving her coachman.
	thebestreviews.com /book7345 (442 words)

	OBITS 1935 - 1969 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Clem Westmoreland of Eustace; 133 grandchildren, 54 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild.
		Virgel Gibson, Palestine Policeman and former constable, is a grandson.
		Louisa Malinda Hunt Gibson, daughter of George W. Hunt and Malinda Kelly Hunt, born Lafayette County, Mississippi.Funeral arrangements are by South-Hassell.
	members.aol.com /dba1013/OBITS193567.html (3677 words)

	The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work eBook
		Anxious to reach a range which he had sighted in the distance, and where he hoped to find a change of country, Giles made up his mind to make a determined effort to reach it, carrying a supply of water with him on pack-horses.
		As usual, Tietkins was to accompany him, but as Gibson complained of having been always previously left in camp, he was allowed to go instead.
		Giles sent Gibson back on one, with instructions to push on for the camp, taking what little water he wanted out of a keg they had buried on their outward way, leaving the remainder for his use.
	www.bookrags.com /ebooks/10840/129.html (637 words)

	The Canning Stock Route - The Loneliest 4wd Track In The World
		Named after Alfred Gibson, an explorer on the Giles expedition of 1876 who was lost while searching for water, this uninhabited arid wilderness measures about 60,200 square miles (155,900 square kms - about twice the size of South Carolina).
		Situated in the remote northwest of Australia, the Gibson is dotted with endless small, reddish sand dunes which stand in parallel rows along with higher hilly and rocky areas.
		Rainfall is very unreliable, maybe 200 - 250mm (8 - 10 ins) a year, and the Gibson relies almost entirely on thunderstorms (there are up to 30 each year!) and the occasional tropical cyclone for its water.
	www.theculturedtraveler.com /Archives/FEB2006/Print/Canning_Stock.htm (887 words)

	Terrestrial Ecoregions -- Gibson desert (AA1303) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Gibson Desert is bounded on the north by the Great Sandy Desert and on the south by the Great Victoria Desert.
		To the west lies Lake Disappointment, a large saline lake that is no disappointment for the many waterbirds that congregate there, seeking refuge in an otherwise arid environment.
		The desert was named for Alfred Gibson, a member of Giles’s expedition who was lost while searching for water.
	nationalgeographic.com /wildworld/profiles/terrestrial/aa/aa1303.html (325 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		He stated that it was not for the court to rule on whether or not Altman had stolen the violin for "Altman never made clear to anyone how he came to possess the Gibson." The court had only to rule on whether Marcelle had correctly carried out her duties as executrix of Altman's estate.
		In 1911, when the young virtuoso purchased it, Alfred Hill of W. Hill and Sons wrote 'The red varnish is in a pure state, as applied by the maker.' Now you could barely see it, submerged as it was beneath layer upon layer of dirt and polish.
		In 1911 it returned to Hills and was sold to Huberman, at which time Alfred Hill wrote that "the fine red varnish which covers it is in a pure state as applied by the maker".
	www.joshuabell.com /strad.html (6334 words)

	Cross Current (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Built in 1713 by renowned craftsman Antonius Stradivarius, the instrument took its name from early owner Alfred Gibson.
		But the Gibson Strad was stolen in 1919 from the Vienna hotel room of Polish virtuoso Bronislaw Huberman.
		Though it was returned quickly, the cherished instrument disappeared again in 1936 from Huberman’s dressing room while he was on stage at New York’s Carnegie Hall.
	www.clarksons.org /CrossCurrent/crosscurrent2643.html (643 words)

	Nick's Cove owners ready to renovate
		A partnership calling itself "3 Sons" has cleared the planning permit process, winning approval from the county and the California Coastal Commission to redevelop the restaurant and surrounding cottages.
		The year after the depression, Kojich added a bar to the restaurant which remained in the family until his family sold to Ruth and Alfred Gibson in 1973.
		The Gibsons ran the business until Ruth Gibson sold out to Kuleto and his associates.
	www.ptreyeslight.com /stories/nov10_04/nickscove.html (805 words)

	ebooks e-books electronic books Exeter England Illustrated 1900s (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		He had wanted to name these Lake Ferdinand and Mt Mueller respectively, to honour his benefactor Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, however Mueller prevailed on him to instead honour the King of Spain and the Queen of Württemberg.
		He named the Gibson Desert, after his travelling companion Alfred Gibson who disappeared there.
		On a number of occasions, he was close to death from starvation or thirst, but managed to make his way through.
	ozebook.com /ozebook/giles.htm (362 words)

	Cheryl North Interviews Joshua Bell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Named the “Gibson” for Alfred Gibson, one of its earliest owners, it was owned early in the 20th century by Polish virtuoso Bronislaw Huberman.
		Although soon returned, it was stolen once again from his dressing room in New York City's Carnegie Hall in 1936 and thereafter seemed to vanish from the face of the earth.
		Then in 1985, in a deathbed confession, a former cafe musician named Julian Altman revealed, with convincing, although mind-boggling evidence, that his violin was really the famed “Gibson” Stradivarius.
	www.northworks.net /c_bell.htm (971 words)

	Alfred Ernest Gibson B. 07 Jan 1888 D. 14 Mar 1950 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Alfred Ernest Gibson B. 07 Jan 1888 D. 14 Mar 1950
		Alfred Ernest Gibson was born 07 Jan 1888 in Bristol, England.
		This site has details of other people with the surname Gibson and an index to other surnames.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /johnson.nick/family_data/p4021.html (80 words)

	Gibson, North American, Art Glass at Glass Pottery Store
		Gibson Guitar Corporation; Gibson Appliance; Gibson Girl; Gibson Amphitheatre; Gibson Martini;
		Gibson Yellow Vaseline Crackle Vase with Stopper $11.50
		Gibson Glass Opalescent Vaseline "Jack in the Pulpit " $25.99
	www.glasspotterystore.com /gibson.htm (110 words)

	Gibson DNA Project: Patriarchs
		John Gibson, b 1748 Marion Co SC Migrated to British West Flordia in 1800
		Francis H. Gibson, b 7 Jun 1848 Lorain Co.
		George Gibson b 1813 Floyd Co, KY d 1862 Buchanan Co, VA Calvin Gibson b 1847 Tazewell Co, VA d 1877 Buchanan Co, VA George Gilbert Gibson b 1867 Buchanan Co, VA d 1921 Buchanan Co, VA Alexander Gibson b 1885 Buchanan Co, VA d 1965
	www.worldfamilies.net /surnames/g/gibson/pats.html (1175 words)

	ALFRED: Gibson County, TN
		ALFRED: Gibson County, TN St. Louis Fed
		Home > Categories > Regional Data > States > Tennessee > Counties > Gibson County, TN Gibson County, TN Show All
		Civilian Labor Force in Gibson County, TN Thous.
	alfred.stlouisfed.org /category?cid=211 (82 words)

	Joshua Bell's "Red Violin" close to his heart
		He had already taken a first-hand glimpse of the Gibson Stradivarius when he recorded the soundtrack for "The Red Violin," a 1999 film that follows the path of a mystical violin as it travels through the centuries from owner to owner.
		's violin was created during Stradivarius' so-called "Golden Period" and named for one of its early owners, Alfred Gibson.
		found the Gibson Stradivarius so responsive he had to rethink his fingerings.
	www.mattpeiken.com /Journalism/Classical/joshbell.htm (418 words)

	(James H. GIBSON - John Bannister GIBSON ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		James H. James R GIBSON (May 1875 - 24 Sep 1950)
		Jennifer Lynn GIBSON (10 May 1969 - ____)
		John A GIBSON (18 Oct 1844 - 21 Feb 1922)
	faculty.acu.edu /~gibsond/index/ind0017.html (139 words)

	WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON Fine Art Artist: Artists' art auction database + Biography
		WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON Fine Art Artist: Artists' art auction database + Biography
		More details, updated results and all prices at art auction for WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON, biography, classifieds and marketplace
		Check all WILLIAM ALFRED GIBSON art market information since 1987
	www.artist-research.com /artists/GIBSON_WILLIAM_ALFRED.htm (158 words)

	Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven - Person Page 1962
		Nellie Ormond married William Alfred Gibson, son of William Moroni Gibson Roberts and Phebe Elizabeth Woolf, on December 20, 1899 at Logan, Cache County, Utah.
		Nellie Ormond died on October 14, 1963 at Rupert, Minidoka County, Idaho, at age 84.
		Nellie Ormond was buried on October 17, 1963 at Heyburn, Minidoka County, Idaho.
	www.conovergenealogy.com /conover-p/p1962.htm (1705 words)

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