The education of William Gibbons, 2004.

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The education of William Gibbons, 2004.

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A biographical essay on the life of Gibbons who began life as a slave in Albemarle County, Va., and at the University of Virginia, became a leader of the African American community in Charlottesville, Va., during Reconstruction, and a pastor of Zion Baptist Church, Washington, D.C., 1868-1886. Names of Albemarle County residents mentioned include Dr. James L. Cabell, Arthur Gibbons, Isabella Gibbons, Henry Howard, William H. McGuffey, Nicholas Rickmond, Fairfax Taylor, and Captain William Tidball.

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Howard, Henry, 1792-1874

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Gibbons, Isabella, 1833-1889.

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Gibbons, Arthur, 1821-1851.

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Nesbit, Scott P., 1954-

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Taylor, Fairfax, fl. 1867.

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Gibbons, William, 1825 or 26-1886.

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Cabell, J. L. (James Lawrence), 1813-1889

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