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Samuel Gibson [1]

Death Details/Burial/Memorial Services: Aboard USS Quincey when it was sunk. The first torpedo hit near the Plot Room where Sam was stationed. File includes family history back to early 1700s. Memorial marker at Ft. McKinley, Manila, PI.

Age at Death: 35

Image Source: The Charlotte Observer,9-17-43

Awards: 
Presidential citation, Purple Heart - 4/9/1944
Biographical Notes: 
Chicago Sign Co. Attended McGee Presbyterian Church Sunday school
Date of Birth: 
12/31/1907
Education Details: 
Graduate of Baird Preparatory School, Charlotte
Family Details: 

Mr. Charles Gibson (deceased) - Mrs. Rosa V. Grass Gibson - 645 Bradford Dr./ 4122 Eddleman Rd. Charlotte, NC D. C. Gibson - Charlotte, NC, E. E. Gibson - Fayetteville, NC, E. M. Gibson - Charlotte, NC, Iola Gibson - Charlotte, NC, Irma Gibson - Hartford, CT, Mrs. D. M. Nankivell - Charlotte, NC, Mrs. Julia Coughlin - Washington, DC, Mrs. M. E. Beatty - Albemarle, NC Staff Sgt. Charles Gibson Beatty was killed on 7-22-1944 over Yugoslavia - nephew

First Name: 
Samuel
KIA / MIA Place: 
Savox Island, Solomon Islands
KIA Date: 
NA
Last Name: 
Gibson
Middle Name: 
McNinch
Military Details: 
South American patrol 1940, Convoy Liverpool to Egypt, Solomon Islands, Iceland and Greenland 1941
Military Rank: 
Chief Petty Officer
Source: 

Newsprint, death index and family information

Military Unit: 
Fire Controlman USS Quincey
Exhibit & Section: 
Gold Star Veterans [2]
Veteran Records [3]
This node displays related exhibits: 
No
MIA Date: 
8/9/1942

Source URL:https://www.cmstory.org/exhibits/gold-star-veterans-veteran-records/samuel-gibson

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