Miss Adocia Ann Gibson

LYNCHBURG, VA., May 14. – The body of Miss Adocia Ann Gibson, eighty-five years of age, a native and long time resident of Buckingham County, who died Sunday at Asheville, N. C., was brought here Monday for burial.
[Richmond Times Dispatch (15 May 1918) Transcribed by FoFG MZ]< o:p> < /o:p>

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Josiah H. Gipsin
Richmond Enquirer, Febuary 7, 1833
Died at his residence in the county of Buckingham, on Monday the 21st ult., in the 41st year of his age, Josiah H. Gipsin. Mr. Gipsin left a wife and five children to bemoan his irreparable loss. It is but justice to the deceased, to say, that he was a kind and affectionalte husband and father, and a humane and indulgent master. He had a numerous and respectable connection and acquaintance, among whom, none could be found who did not deeply lament the loss which his family, friends, and the community in which he lived, sustained by the death of one who was the friend and favorite of all who knew him.
[Submitted by Christina Anthony]

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Josephina Irving Thornton

DIED, At Selma, Buckingham county, Va., on the 16^th inst., Josephina Irving Thornton, youngest child of Anthony Thornton of New York.
[Richmond Whig (29 June 1855) Transcribed by FoFG MZ]