Lord George Gibson II (1517-1590) Second son of George, he was chartered Third Baron, County Judge, and George was a Free Baron under Charter by Mary I, Queen of Scots.
He married Lady Mary Cranston in 1542, the daughter of Lord Alexander Cranston of Roxburgh, a descendant of Thomas de Cranstoun, Lord Provost of Edinburgh in 1425, 1438 and 1449.
1. Thomas Gibson (1543-1621) married in 1564, and raised at five children. Three grandsons were early settlers in Jamestown, VA with many descendants.
2. George Gibson (1545-1644) Lord George, married in 1565, raised six sons and three daughters, lived a long life and was the heir to the Barony and the family estate.
3. William b. 1548 - 1596 Catholic Bishop, William the Martyr, was hanged, drawn and quartered at York, on Nov 29, 1596, with fellow martyrs William Knight and George Errington.4./5./6.+
and at least three daughters
[Many early Gibsons were devout Catholics until the Protestant Reformation initiated by Martin Luther, John Calvin and in Scotland by John Knox around 1660.
Here is a superb website of old world Gibsons prepared by the Rev. Dr. Gary Stewart Gibson of Devon, UK, and his father, John Robert Gibson (1896-1991).]
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DNA Connections
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