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| Gibbons, William (b.c.1820 - d.) |
| Builder/Architect, Jackson, MS |
| Came to Jackson in 1838 as a mason for the Capitol. Later advertised as an architect (see Story of Jackson, p. 82). Listed as architect in Jackson, native of Mississippi, 30 years old, in 1850 Hinds Co. census (#26). His whereabouts after the early 1850s is currently unknown. |
| Date | Inventory# | Name of Property | Role | Description of Work | Location |
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| D | 1836-40 | 049-JAC-0002-NHL-NRD-ML | (Old) Mississippi State Capitol (Old Capitol) | Brick mason | Original building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1839-42 | 049-JAC-0013-NHL-NRD-ML | Governor's Mansion | Plaster/Stucco | Original building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1845-1846 | 049-JAC-0447.5-X | (first) Jackson City Hall | Architect | Original Building | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
| D | 1848-49 | 049-JAC-7060-X | Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum (Insane Asylum), now the site of the University Medical Center complex | Architect | First phase of construction | Jackson, Hinds Co. |
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