David Gibson
The Gibson family traveled to the Salt Lake Valley with the Moses Clawson Company in 1853. Their family included William and Janet Nicol, and their children Ann Wright, David, Janet, William Jr., and Catherine McFarlane. Along the trail, Catherine died of Scarlet fever.
At the end of a mission to England, he returned to the Salt Lake Valley with his father, William Gibson, in the Leonard G. Rice Company in 1867, according to a Semi-Weekly Telegraph of 10 October 1867.
He was deaf.
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Clear AllBorn in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
1838 April 7
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Occurred On 1838 April 7
Birth
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Father
William Gibson
Mother
Janet Nicol
Baptized
1848 (Age 9)
Joined Moses Clawson Company
1853 May 21 – September 15 (Age 15)
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Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended On 1853 September 15
Organization was Ended
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Set Apart as Missionary
British Mission
1862 April 9 – 1867 October 5 (Age 24)
1862 April 9 – 1867 October 5 (Age 24)
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Set Apart
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Ended On 1867 October 5
Arrived at Home
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Marital Status at Start of Position
Single
Residence When Called
Great Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Priesthood Quorum When Called
53rd
Location Served
England
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
Lorenzo Snow
Joined Leonard G. Rice Company
1867 August 11 – October 5 (Age 29)
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Joined When Organization was Formed
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Ended On 1867 October 5
Organization was Ended
Died
1870 November 9 (Age 32)
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Occurred On 1870 November 9
Died
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David Gibson (1838 - 1870) Profile
David Gibson (1838 - 1870) Profile