Biography of
Randolph Gibson and Mary Crowley

Researched and Compiled by June Bork

JESSE GIBSON, b. ca 1767 Pittsylvania Co, Va; d. Oct 1838 Livingston Co, Ky; admr. Samuel Gibson; left nun-couperative will; m. ca 1798-9 in Knoxville, Tn to Elizabeth Parmley, b. 1784 Wilkes Co, Ga; d. 4 Feb 1854 
Hardeman Co, Tn. buried Gibson Cemetery; dau of Ephraim Parmley Sr and Mary Hines; Ephraim Parmley Sr, b. ca 1760; d. after 1825 in Livingston Co, Ky; son of Giles Parmley, son of Hiel Parmley, son of Nathaniel, son of Nathaniel, son of John, son of John. Ephraim served in Rev. War from 
Wilkes Co, NC; lived in Wilkes Co, Ga with Randolph Gibson family; went to Livingston Co, Ky early and had land grant on Deer Creek that he patented in 1805 and where he later died; Jesse Gibson first appeared on the Livingston Co, Ky Tax List in 1808 and had 100 acres on Deer Creek; 1 Negro 
slave and 3 horses. Jesse and Elizabeth continued living in Livingston Co until his death and then Elizabeth moved to Hardeman Co, Tn and lived with son George. She died there.

