George W. Gibbs

On January 7, 1833, the State Legislature named George W. Gibbs as a Director of the Bank of Tennessee, along with Daniel Craighead, H.L. Douglass, B.S. Tappan, and R.M. Boyers.Miller, Chas. A. The Official and Political Manual of the State of Tennessee. Nashville: Marshall & Bruce, Stationers, 1890.
In 1839, the Legislature appointed Gibbs as Chancellor of the Western Division.
In the 1840 Presidential election, Gibbs served as a member of the Electoral College, casting Tennessee's ballots for the Whig candidates William Henry Harrison and John Tyler.
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