Robert Gibbes

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Robert Gibbes was a colonial-era political figure from the prominent Gibbes family, known for serving as a governor of the Province of South Carolina in the early 18th century.

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Robert Gibbes canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial governor
person
politician
authorityDerivedFrom British Crown
colonialPower Kingdom of Great Britain
continent North America
countryOfCitizenship England
ethnicGroup English
familyName Gibbes
givenName Robert
governedTerritory Province of South Carolina
governmentalJurisdiction Province of South Carolina
historicalRegion Colonial South Carolina
languageSpoken English
memberOf Gibbes family
name Robert Gibbes
notableFamily Gibbes family
notableFor role in early colonial government of South Carolina
serving as governor of the Province of South Carolina
occupation colonial administrator
planter
officeContested governorship of the Province of South Carolina
partOf Thirteen Colonies
politicalAlignment colonial English administration
politicalEntityGoverned Province of South Carolina
politicalSystem British colonial administration
positionHeld Governor of the Province of South Carolina
acting governor of South Carolina
predecessor James Moore
region British America
religion Protestantism
residence Charles Town, Province of South Carolina
Province of South Carolina
successor Charles Craven
timePeriod early 18th century
late 17th century
title Colonial governor of South Carolina
Governor of South Carolina

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Gibbes family notableMember Robert Gibbes
Gibbes hasNotableBearer Robert Gibbes
Robert Gibbes name Robert Gibbes