Effie Gibson was born on July 3 1888 in Dumbarton, New Brunswick, the daughter of Augustus Greenlaw and Sarah Simpson. Joseph Gibson was born on August 16 1884 in Chamcook, New Brunswick, the son of George Gibson and Elizabeth Dougherty. He would end up becoming a stonemason. The two married on November 9 1910 in St. Stephen, NB and over the years had a total of eight children, two sons and six daughters. Their six daughters were named Phyllis Gibson, Charlotte Gibson, Elsie Gibson, Ruth Gibson, Shirley Gibson, and Ellen Gibson, all of whom were married with the exception of Charlotte. Their eldest son, born in 1918, was Joseph “Joe” V. Gibson Jr. He became a pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War, and would do missions in the Bay of Biscay hunting for German U-Boats throughout 1942 and 1943. On September 2 1943 Joe Gibson went missing during a mission and he was presumed dead. He is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial in Surrey, United Kingdom, among 20,450 other members of the Royal Canadian Air Force who have no known grave. Joe Gibson’s younger brother, John B. Gibson, was born on May 16 1928. Like his father John Gibson was a stonemason, and over the years he contributed to restoration projects throughout St. Andrews and its surrounding area, which included Minister’s Island and the Algonquin Hotel. He was also a member of the St. Andrews Volunteer Fire Department and served on the St. Andrews Cemetery Board. He died on April 7 2010.