"Died at the Washington Hotel, Lake Ponchartrain, on the 21st September, of yellow fever, Capt. Woolman Gibson, late commander of the steam boat John Watchman, between Mobile and New Orleans. His funeral was attended at New Orleans by a large concourse of citizens; and as a token of respect to the deceased, the steam boats and vessels in port carried their colours at half mast.
Mr. G was a native of Pittsburgh, but extensively known at Cincinnati and Louisville..." - Cincinnati Daily Gazette, 15 Oct 1835, page 1 - Contributor: TT (48010365)
Missouri Republican newspaper, St. Louis, MO - Capt. Woolman Gibson died at the Washington Hotel on 27 Oct. 1835.
Mr. G was a native of Pittsburgh, but extensively known at Cincinnati and Louisville..." - Cincinnati Daily Gazette, 15 Oct 1835, page 1 - Contributor: TT (48010365)
Missouri Republican newspaper, St. Louis, MO - Capt. Woolman Gibson died at the Washington Hotel on 27 Oct. 1835.
"Died at the Washington Hotel, Lake Ponchartrain, on the 21st September, of yellow fever, Capt. Woolman Gibson, late commander of the steam boat John Watchman, between Mobile and New Orleans. His funeral was attended at New Orleans by a large concourse of citizens; and as a token of respect to the deceased, the steam boats and vessels in port carried their colours at half mast.
Mr. G was a native of Pittsburgh, but extensively known at Cincinnati and Louisville..." - Cincinnati Daily Gazette, 15 Oct 1835, page 1 - Contributor: TT (48010365)
Missouri Republican newspaper, St. Louis, MO - Capt. Woolman Gibson died at the Washington Hotel on 27 Oct. 1835.
Mr. G was a native of Pittsburgh, but extensively known at Cincinnati and Louisville..." - Cincinnati Daily Gazette, 15 Oct 1835, page 1 - Contributor: TT (48010365)
Missouri Republican newspaper, St. Louis, MO - Capt. Woolman Gibson died at the Washington Hotel on 27 Oct. 1835.
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