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Parton and Gibson Family, West Virginia

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Kathy Carmack

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08/08/2013

Parton and Gibson Family, West Virginia

This is a family photo taken around 1920 of some Parton and Gibson family in West Virginia. Back Row:Phillip Parton, John Robert Parton, America Gibson Parton, Lucy Gibson, Goldie, Polly Woodrum Gibson,Andrew Jackson Gibson, Seated in front: Letha Adkins Gibson holding daughter Mae, Arlie Blankenship, Lee Gibson, and Odie Lee Gibson.
People in photo include: John Robert Parton, Phillip Parton, America (Gibson) Parton, Lucy Gibson, Polly (Woodrum) Gibson, Andrew Jackson Gibson, Letha (Adkins) Gibson, Arlie Blankenship, Lee Blankenship, Odie Lee Gibson, and Mae Gibson

Date & Place: circa 1920 in West Virginia United States

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Pennie Hendrickson

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10/09/2014

My name is Pennie Hendrickson.I have Gibsons and Partins in my lines.

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Pennie Hendrickson

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10/09/2014

Pennie-These fplks are from Kentucky and then some may be from VA.I haven't seen some from VA ,though ,I have to do some inquiring from the older folk.Whoever reads this lets talk,ok?Partins and Parrtins are the same folk? One relative of mine said that in time the in was chanded to on. thou, like in my Hendricksons, some have changed the son to x,understand?so,please write ,[contact link], thanks

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