Humphrys genealogy

Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.


Things to do - Gibbon


Things to do - Gibbon


UK libraries

  1. [GRO.UK]

  2. [COA]
    • Gibbon arms granted to Arthur Augustus Gibbon in 19th cent. - deposit of pedigree?
    • Was the motto "Per Mare et Terras" invented for Arthur Augustus Gibbon in the 19th cent?
    • Could the College of Arms have granted the Armorial Bearings Licence even if there was no proof of connection to the original Gibbon family?
    • Kerr arms - quarterings reflect his ancestors?

  3. Royal Navy records

  4. 1851 Scotland census - 4 Gibbon sisters at Nellfield

  

England

  1. Abbots Langley library, High St, Abbots Langley
    1. Kings Lodge in books on Abbots Langley and Kings Langley


Hampshire


Wales

  1. John Manners Kerr



Aberdeen

  1. [ACA]

  2. [ACL] - local history section

  3. [Aberdeen FHS]
    • ADIE genealogy noted on box in RR, but not found



Scottish lines

  1. LESLIE of Co.Aberdeen in Burke's Arms

  2. Scottish wills:
    1872 letter says that Barbara Yates Gibbon has a copy of "our great great grandfather's will".
    This must be John Leslie, Baillie of Aberdeen or maybe Arthur Gibbon.


Misc

  1. [NLI]
    1. origin of the word Gibbon (the ape)

  2. "Genealogical data on families of Monkwearmouth, Durham, England", LDS FHL BRITISH Film 91101. Filmed in 1948.

  3. German / Austrian peerage

  

Lost portraits

  1. KERR

  2. SKENE

  3. AEDIE

  4. LESLIE

  

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