Hi Fellow Rooters! I am new to the list, so I thought I would add my names to the list. My grandmother was born a Gillespie, Helen Marie Jan 15, 1901 in Barry, Pike Co IL. She was raised in Quincy, IL. Her father was William Edward Gillespie born Payson IL in 1869, her mother was Hortense Flora Walker born 1872 Columbus OH. William Edward was the son of William Edward Gillespie, born July 21, 1845 in IL & Altha Ann Childers of KY. I have very little information regarding this family. Is there any connection out there? Thanks so much, K M McHugh [email protected]

1. DAVID GILLESPIE was born in Ulster County, Ireland, and died in Settled in Gwynett Co. Georgia. Children of DAVID GILLESPIE are: i. SAM GILLESPIE. ii. TOM GILLESPIE, b. Alantic Ocean; d. Setteled in Coosa Co., Ala; m. JANE STROUD. 2. iii. DAVID ANDERSON GILLESPIE, b. July 22, 1845; d. May 17, 1894. Generation No. 2 2. DAVID ANDERSON2 GILLESPIE (DAVID1) was born July 22, 1845, and died May 17, 1894. He married ELIZABATH Children of DAVID GILLESPIE and ELIZABATH are: i. THOMAS JEFFERSON GILLESPIE, b. April 19, 1872. ii. FRANCIS E. C. GILLESPIE, b. September 02, 1874. iii. WALTER HENRY GILLESPIE, b. September 22, 1879; d. July 1965, AL; m. ROXIE KELLY. 3. iv. JOHN SAMUEL HUNTER GILLESPIE, b. November 23, 1883, Clanton, Ala.; d. April 04, 1971, Chilton Co. Ala. Generation No. 3 3. JOHN SAMUEL HUNTER GILLESPIE (DAVID ANDERSON2, DAVID1) was born November 23, 1883 in Clanton, Ala., and died April 04, 1971 in Chilton Co. Ala. He married LIZZIE VICTORIA WILLINGHAM June 11, 1911 in Coosa Ala, daughter of WILLIAM WILLINGHAM and MATTIE JOHNSTON. Children of JOHN GILLESPIE and LIZZIE WILLINGHAM are: i. MAY OPAL4 GILLESPIE, b. April 16, 1912; m. TURNER EILAND, November 16, 1927. ii. MABEL GILLESPIE, b. June 29, 1916; m. ESLI ALONZO FROEHLICH, April 01, 1939. iii. KINNARD GILLESPIE, b. January 20, 1918; d. January 1987, AL 35045. iv. WILLIAM DAVID GILLESPIE, b. April 16, 1923, Alabama; d. July 15, 1990, Chelsea, Michigan; m. DELORES ARBIQUE ARBICK GOING, April 20, 1949, Angola, Indiana. v. KNOX GILLESPIE, b. November 29, 1925, Clanton, Al; m. (1) ESTHIN PATTERSON, December 10, 1951; m. (2) CATHERN ROBINSON, August 29, 1986, Northside Batis Clintion, Al. vi. LOUISE GILLESPIE, b. April 11, 1927; m. CLAUD LE ROY FISHER, April 21, 1947.

Sorry if this is a little off-topic, but this is family. >From [email protected] Wed Aug 5 17:17:24 1998 Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1998 06:19:04 -0400 From: pat vincent <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: William Durham from Lawsuit 6986 Sumner Co TN "To the Worshipful Co Court of Sumner Co now in session. The humble petition of John Durham, William Durham, James Durham, Henry Durham, Thomas Durham, Joseph Mason and his wife Susan Mason and William Smith guardian of Henderson Durham, Gatewood Durham, Nancy Durham, and Bettey Durham, children of Samuel Durham deceased, all heirs of William Durham, deceased, Sheweth that William Durham died, some time ago in Sumner County and left at his death six sons and four daughters. His sons were John Durham, William Durham, James Durham, Henry Durham, Samuel Durham and Thomas Durham. His daughters were Polly Sherring wife of Thomas Sherring, Nancy Arear (O'rear) wife of William Arear, Patsey Moody wife of Dinsing Moody and Susan Mason wife of Joseph Mason. The said Samuel Durham is now dead and William Smith is guardian to his four children Henderson Durham, Gatewood Durham, Nancy Durham and Betsey Durham. The said William Durham deceased, died seized of two tracts of land, lying in Sumner County ".....300 acres and 200 acres...tells where) "The premises being considered, your petitioners humbly pray this worshipful court to appoint five commissioners to divide the said two tracts of land between the said heirs of said William Durham deceased as the law directs. signed William Durham, William Smith, James Durham, John Durham, Henry Durham, Thomas Durham, Joseph (black spot) Susan Mason, (something unreadable) a big spot of ink and a space, then.....months notice given in the Nashville Whig & Banner to William O'Rear, Nancy O'Rear, Vinnig Moody, Patsy Moody, Thomas Shearin, & Polly Shearin, not ______ ____ partition____made at this time. signed by 5 names, 'appointed commissioners to mark partition.' [I think this is proof that the last children listed were not living in the area] Estate Record #88 gives property sale which took place Dec 1822, behind these pages on the film were the plans and platts for distributing the 500 acres. Lot no 3, 26 acres and 5 poles is listed by the name of Thomas Shearing-Feb. term 1827. On another page, in 1828, it looks as if Wm O'Rear & James Durham are under a plea of debt by John Durham admin. of Wm Durham's estate. Children and spouses given in the DAR paper and on other family sheets: John Durham m. Ann Center (Senter) James Durham b. 10 March 1786 m. Lydia Gillespie Thomas Durham b.13 May 1791 m. Mary West Henry Durham m. Jane Richardson Samuel Durham m. Sally Morris William Durham m. Frances Marshall Polly Durham m. Thomas Sherring (Shearin) Nancy Durham m. Solomon Durham,m.2William O'rear Patsy Durham m. Dinnon Moody Susan Durham b. 1796 m. Joseph Mason All children are shown b. in Warren Co NC. Lee Absher's listing gave seven sons James, Thomas, William, Henry, John, Goldsborough, and Benjamin???? The daus he had listed were Martha, Rhoda , Elizabeth and Nancy m. Little Berry Mason??? I have no idea where he GOT his information, but obviously not from the courthouse records... All these records were on microfilm and I imagine may be ordered from the Nashville Archives??or even from Sumner Co.

Hi List, I just joined your list and thought I would post my GILLESPIE line in case there are others out there searching in Scotland. ALEXANDER GILLESPIE b. abt.1820 in Airth, Stirlingshire. Married in 1844, ANNE LEISHMAN b.1822 in Airth. Their children: ROBERT GILLESPIE b. abt 1842 (poss. Airth) JAMES GILLESPIE b. abt 1846 (poss. Airth) ALEXANDER GILLESPIE b. abt 1849 (poss. Airth) GEORGE GILLESPIE b.1851 Alloa, Clack. ------------------------------------------------------ GEORGE GILLESPIE b.1851, Alloa, Clack. married in 1876 in Kirkintilloch, ISABELLA URE b.1858 in Kirkintilloch. Their children: ISABELLA GILLESPIE b.1878 in Kirkintilloch GEORGE GILLESPIE b.1881 in Kirkintilloch ------------------------------------------------------- GEORGE GILLESPIE b.1881, Kirkintilloch, married in 1904 in Grangemouth, MARY McQUILKEN CLARK b. abt 1881 (either Scotland or Down,Ireland). Their children: MARY URE GILLESPIE b.1905 ISABELLA GILLESPIE b.1907 in Glasgow HELEN GILLESPIE b.1909 in Glasgow MARGARET URE GILLESPIE b.1911 in Govan Not too much to go on. I would like to connect with anyone searching in this area. Still trying to find ALEXANDER GILLESPIE's parents. I'm going on the assumption that his fathers's name was ROBERT or JAMES from the first two sons that I've been able to find. There may have been more sons between 1841 and 1846. (His wife's ANNE LEISHMAN father's name was JOHN.) Thanks for any help or clues you can give. Janice Loudon [email protected]

Shelia.. In checking I find that the Paul Gillespie I have is a James (born c. 1864) who had a son Paul C .. nothing further on him.. there is also a Paul Castleberry Gillespie (born c. 1826) whose maternal grandfather was Paul Castleberry who fought in the Rev War.. Paul C was married to Mary Jane Bramlett.. So I guess I can't help you after all.. have you checked if these could be Abbeville Gillespie's .. that Parmelia Patterson sounds like Abbeville.. -----Original Message----- From: Sheila Phillips <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, January 14, 1999 10:07 PM Subject: [GILLESPIE-L] GILLISPIE >I have been searching for information on my great grandfather, Paul >Christopher Gillispie, Jr. for quite some time. He was born 11/13/1882 >supposedly in Anderson, SC. His father was Paul Christopher Gillispie, >Sr., and his mother was Permelia Patterson. I believe he was the oldest >son of this marriage, and as far as I know had one brother named either >Ocie or the initials were O.C. His mother died, and Paul, Sr. remarried. >All I know is what was handed down through the family. It is said that >this second marriage produced several more children. One may have been >named John. Paul, Jr. kept in touch with either a brother or nephew in >Florida he called "Buster". > >On 6/27/1899 he married Dora Etta Hunnicutt. They were living in Anderson >Co., SC on the 1910 census. Dora died 4/20/1918. He married Lillie West >on 6/27/1918. He died in Sylacauga, Alabama in December, 1964. > >I am trying to trace his siblings, and I would like to find his >grandparents names. Is there anyone out there who can help me knock down >this brick wall? > >Thank you, >Sheila > > >==== GILLESPIE Mailing List ==== >Who is your MOST WANTED GILLESPIE ancestor? >http://www.nyx.net/~damorgan/ >David W. Morgan - Listowner - [email protected] >

I just found this GILLESPIE page http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/gillespie/ Kathi

My husband's Gillespie line connects with some Anderson County SC Gillespies.. get in touch.. I don't research them anymore but I have some information about some.. [email protected] Jane McCombs Gillespie Researching McComb/McCombs in SC Hopewell Presbyterian in McCormick County SC Long Canes SC list : [email protected] McCombs list [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Sheila Phillips <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, January 14, 1999 10:07 PM Subject: [GILLESPIE-L] GILLISPIE >I have been searching for information on my great grandfather, Paul >Christopher Gillispie, Jr. for quite some time. He was born 11/13/1882 >supposedly in Anderson, SC. His father was Paul Christopher Gillispie, >Sr., and his mother was Permelia Patterson. I believe he was the oldest >son of this marriage, and as far as I know had one brother named either >Ocie or the initials were O.C. His mother died, and Paul, Sr. remarried. >All I know is what was handed down through the family. It is said that >this second marriage produced several more children. One may have been >named John. Paul, Jr. kept in touch with either a brother or nephew in >Florida he called "Buster". > >On 6/27/1899 he married Dora Etta Hunnicutt. They were living in Anderson >Co., SC on the 1910 census. Dora died 4/20/1918. He married Lillie West >on 6/27/1918. He died in Sylacauga, Alabama in December, 1964. > >I am trying to trace his siblings, and I would like to find his >grandparents names. Is there anyone out there who can help me knock down >this brick wall? > >Thank you, >Sheila > > >==== GILLESPIE Mailing List ==== >Who is your MOST WANTED GILLESPIE ancestor? >http://www.nyx.net/~damorgan/ >David W. Morgan - Listowner - [email protected] >

Isaac Gillespie Dec'd Will January and April Sessions 1828 Williamson County, Tennessee Will Book # 4 Page 349 Know all men by these present that I, Isaac Gillespie of the county of Williamson and state of Tennessee being of sound mind and memory and knowing that it is appointed to all men to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament in writing as follows. First of all I command my soul to God who gave it, and my body to be buried after the directions of my family and friends, and as it respects such worldly estate as I am of, I dispose them of in the following manner Item 1st. I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Mary A. Gillespie the house I now live in and as much of my plantation as shall be necessary for her support, also my household and kitchen furniture and farming tools and the crop which may be on hand and my stock of cattle, hogs and sheep during her natural life except such of the above property as I may herein after dispose of and I further give and bequeath to my beloved wife one negro woman named Sally, one sorrel mare, saddle and bridle, one roan horse, one black colt and two beds and furniture. Item 2nd. I will that after my decease that part of a tract of land purchased of Samuel Polk laying east of the original east boundary of the tract on which I now live, be sold on a credit of twelve months and my daughters Lydia Durham, Matilda Stavins, and Sophia Wallace have each sixty dollars, or a horse valued at sixty dollars out of the proceeds of the said sale. And the balance remaining, I will to be equally divided between all my daughters, Polly B. Reynolds, Ameilia Mayfield, Lydia Durham, Matilda Stavin, Sophia Wallace, and Naomi Wilson. Item 3rd. I give and bequeath to my son Thomas T. Gillespie one dollar in addition to what I have heretofore given him. Item 4th. I give to my son David A. Gillespie two hundred acres of land to be taken off of the north end of my tract on which I now live, and to have posession of the same at my decease, except the part which I have left to my beloved wife. I also give him one negro man named Jim, one sorrel filly, one yoke of oxen, one bed and furniture, on bureau, one chest and one pair of Item 5th I give to my son George M. Gillespie the balance of my tract of land which I suppose to be about two hundred acres. Also one negro boy named Bur, one milk and cider colored horse my largest yoke of oxen, one bed and furniture, one saddle and bridle and one bureau and book case. Item 6th. I will that should my son George move and settle on his land before the death of my wife, that he should have one equal part of all my working tools, except my waggon which shall be kept for the use of both the farms, and I will that at the death of my wife the balance of my property to be equally divided between my sons David A. and George M. Gillespie. Item 7th. I will that should either of my sons die without ____ that the property which I leave him be inherited by his surviving brother. I ratify and confirm this to be my last will and testament and I appoint my beloved wife Mary Ann Gillespie my son David A. Gillespie, and William Wassas my executors. In testimony where of I have hereto set my hand and affixec my seal this first day June in the year of our Lord 1827 [email protected] ---- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Beckham Co OK ------ http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ BASSETT-L mailing list -- http://www.efn.org/~dmorgan/ GILLESPIE-L mail list - http://www.nyx.net/~damorgan/

Hello, My name is Jim Gillaspie, and my ancestors were from Belmont County, Ohio. I am looking for more information as to where they were from originally, etc. Thanks! Jim

Hi Listers, My wife is a descendant of Sir Robert Rollo Gillespie. I am hoping to find further descendants and more information about his family. A shortened biography of him appears below. I would appreciate any assistance you may be able to give. Thanks. Julian van der Veer ------------------ Gillespie, Sir Robert Rollo 1766-1814, major-general, of an old Scottish family which acquired property in Downshire early in the eighteenth century, was only child of Robert Gillespie of Comber, co. Down, where he was born on 21 Jan. 1766. The father was married thrice, twice without issue. Robert was child of the third marriage with a sister of James Bailie of Innisharrie, co. Down, member for Hillsborough in the Irish House of Commons. Robert went to a private school at Kensington, known as Norland House, and afterwards to the Rev. Mr. Tookey of Exning, near Newmarket, to prepare for Cambridge. A public monument by Chantrey, dated 1820, is in St. Paul's Cathedral. A cenotaph is in Calcutta Cathedral and a commemorative column at his native place, Comber. As a commanding officer, Gillespie inspred his men with admiring confidence. He was a keen sportsman; among his recorded feats was the killing of a tiger in the open on Bangalore racecourse. ----------------------------

I am trying to locate any vitals on my ggg grandfather Benjamin GILLESPIE. He was counted in the 1840 and 1850 census in Bangor, ME. His widow, Sara, was appointed guardian of three minor children in 1860. His children were James, Jospeh and a daughter. Later Joseph lived in Burlington, ME Any help would be greatly appreciated. Don Sylvester

I just realized that I had not sent in my family. I descend from: Thomas and Naomi Thompson Gillespie George and Mary Graham Gillespie Thomas L. "The Hatter" and Catherine Beard Gillespie James and Christiana "Christine" Gillespie Hurt William and Mary Ann Hurt McEwen Charles and Virginia Francis McEwen McCracken William Brown and Martha Mays McCracken Boyd and Lela Mae McCracken Thomas Larry and Barbara Swoboda Thomas I believe that all of us know about the first two generations, so I'll touch a little on the third genetation, Thomas L. and Catherine. Thomas was born on July 27, 1776 in Rowan Co., NC where he was raised while his father, grandfather and uncles fought in the Rev. War. Catherine was the daughter of John Lewis Beard and his wife Christina Snapp. John immigrated from Germany in 1749 and Christina's parents immigrated from Alsace in 1733 to Frederick Co., VA, four years before Catherine's birth in 1737. All Lutherans. Around 1796 Thomas was sent to Salisbury where he met Catherine and married on August 24, 1796. Thomas' grandparents died the following December and Thomas inherited land on the Duck River. Catherine's father was already dead and her mother died in 1799. It appears that they must have moved shortly afterwards, because all of their children were born in TN including Christiana who was born 1799-1800. They stayed in the Maury/Marshall Co. TN area while all their older children moved to Western TN. Later the younger children moved to Johnson Co., IL. Their son George and his wife Martha Swain both died in the early 1840's and their two children came to live with Thomas and Catherine who were now in their mid to late 60's. In 1852 at 76 years of age, Thomas rode on horseback from Marshall Co., Tn to Johnson Co., IL to visit his younger children. (He may have went through Henderson Co., TN where the olders ones were, but it is unknown that he did so.) A year or so later, Thomas, Catherine and their two grandchildren moved to Johnson Co., IL by overland teams. Thomas died on Oct. 10, 1855 and Catherine died on Sept. 7, 1857 and are both buried in the Johnson Co., IL cemetery. Thomas was a farmer his whole life, but always kept a hat shop on his farm and made and sold hats to his neighbors. From this he was called, "Tom the Hatter" to disquinsh him from all the other Thomas'. Larry

Good Day, Searching for ancestors and descendants of the Gillespie family found in Prince Edward Co Va Tithables list 1755 and on the Petition of Sundry Inhabitants 1776. Believed to be related to the Porters, Ewings and Bakers all of whom are belived to have emmigrated from Ulster after 1717 going first to perhaps Cecil Co MD or Lancaster Co PA. JTL ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello Gillespie researchers, I am seeking information regarding my ggg grandmother Hanna Gillespie who was born in 1828 in Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania. Her parents were born in Ireland. She married Peter McMahon on Sept 22, 1845 and they immediately moved up to Mercer Co. PA. There are a lot of Gillespies in that area, but I do not think they are necessarily related to the family I am looking for. There is a Margaret Gillespie who is related, as she participated in a baptism (Catholic) of one of their children. I'd like to find out the names and anything else about her parents. Joe Kenney Palmer, Alaska

Hi I'm researching GILLESPIE in NY starting around 1849. Anyoneelse? Kathi

I'm looking for the parents and additional siblings of Ann Gillespie, born 1800 in SC. I don't known where in SC as my birth place information comes from the 1850 census of Yalobusha Co., MS. She married John Conner (middle initial likely "G"), most likely in SC, where all their children were born. The family moved from SC to MS sometime between 1842 and 1850. Children include: James R., b. abt 1829 Benjamin, b. abt 1831 John, b. abt 1833 Lucresha (Loucretia), b. abt 1837 Frederick, b. abt 1840 Catherine Charity, b. about 1842 Ann Gillespie Conner had a brother C. Gillespie who resided in Hernando Desoto Co., MS in the 1860s and 1870s and possibly earlier. This information comes from letters we have written by C. Gillespie to Ann Gillespie Conner. C. Gillespie had five sons, all of whom had died by 1875. The last to die was William, who died in June 1875. I don't have names for any of the others. C. Gillespie also had two daughters. Margaret P. Gillespie married Michael Quinland in Pontotoc Co., MS, 1 Jan 1850. Margaret died November 1875. The other daughter Harriette Gillespie married James H. Baker, 1872 in Desoto Co., MS. A John Cornelius Gillespie appears to be a close relative of Ann and C., but is not C.'s son. Possibly a nephew. John Cornelius Gillespie married Mary Frances Mackey in 1872. She died and he married her sister Sarah Alice Mackey in 1879. The Mackeys were from Yalobusha Co., MS. John C. Gillespie & family resided in Desoto Co., MS. There are a few other people alluded to in C. Gillespie's letters, but their names are not given in full and it is likely though not certain that they are family. If anyone recognizes my Gillespies I would like to hear from you. AEG [email protected]

Hi Everyone: I have just joined the list and I am currently searching for info far the parents and siblings of HIRAM GILLASPIE,BORN JULY 9, 1805 IN UNION MILLS, FLUVANNA, VA.: MARRIED DECEMBER 29, 1827 OR JANUARY 17, 1828 IN LOUISA, LOUISA CO., VA. TO MARY (POLLY) BOWLES; HIRAM DIED MARCH14, 1884 IN PONTOTOC, MISS; MARY (POLLY) BOWLES WAS BORN MARCH 15, 1804 IN LOUISA, LOUISA CO., VA. DIED JANUARY 26,1881 IN PONTOTOC, MISS. ANY HELP WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. I will exchange info. Thanks in advance; H.L. Lawrence. Jr. 806 Country Club Road Gladewater, Texas 75647

Is anyone researching Gillespie in Cambuslang Scotland early to late 1800's. My great grandmother Agnes Wylie Gillespie immigrated to the U.S. in 1889. She was from Cambuslang Scotland. Her father was Peter Gillespie. Any info appreciated, Heather Clark Researching FYFE and variants? Join fyfe-list! [email protected]

On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, RUTH LAWRENCE wrote: > Mr. David Morgan: > > Sir, I obtained your name and E Mail address form a Researcher > in Tyler, Texas. > She informed me that you are doing some research for her in a > different line, but that you might be able to help me in my GILLESPIE > research. > I am searching for the parents and siblings of: HIRAM > GILLASPIE, BORN JULY 9TH, 1805 IN UNION MILLS,FLUVANNA, VA; MARRIED > DECEMBER 29,1827 OR JANURARY 17,1828 IN LOUISA, LOUISA CO.,VA; DIED > MARCH 14, 1884 IN PONTOTOC, PONTOTOC CO., MISS.; HE MARRIED MARY (POLLY) > BOWLES, BORN MARCH 15, 1804 IN LOUISA, LOUISA CO., VA. DIED JANUARY 26, > 1881 IN PONTOTOC, PONTOTOC CO., MISS. > Would you mind checking your date base to see if you might > have a HIRAM GILLASPIE. > I am at a stone wall and have been searching for 3 years now > with no luck. Any suggestions or help would greatly be appreciated. I am > more than willing to share what info I have. > > Respectively yours > H.L. Lawrence, Jr. > 806 Country Club Road > Gladewater, Texas 75647 > Ruth, I don't really have a database or much of anything. My Gillespie ancestry was handed to me by Louise Gillespie Lynch over 20 years ago. I don't even have all of those documents I used back in 1973 to get into the Sons of the American Revolution by right of descent from Thomas Gillespie Sr Rowan Co NC What I do have is a web page with some Gillespie's on it, at http://www.nyx.net/~damorgan/gillespie.html (I think that is right) and a mail list called GILLESPIE-L that is available for ALL Gillespie, Gillispie, Gillaspy, whatever the spelling. I wish you would join. Somebody might have the info you are looking for. Send an e-mail to [email protected] with the one word, subscribe in the BODY of the message. Then to send a query to the list, send it to [email protected] David [email protected] ---- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Beckham Co OK ------ http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ BASSETT-L mailing list -- http://www.efn.org/~dmorgan/ GILLESPIE-L mail list - http://www.nyx.net/~damorgan/

I have been searching for information on my great grandfather, Paul Christopher Gillispie, Jr. for quite some time. He was born 11/13/1882 supposedly in Anderson, SC. His father was Paul Christopher Gillispie, Sr., and his mother was Permelia Patterson. I believe he was the oldest son of this marriage, and as far as I know had one brother named either Ocie or the initials were O.C. His mother died, and Paul, Sr. remarried. All I know is what was handed down through the family. It is said that this second marriage produced several more children. One may have been named John. Paul, Jr. kept in touch with either a brother or nephew in Florida he called "Buster". On 6/27/1899 he married Dora Etta Hunnicutt. They were living in Anderson Co., SC on the 1910 census. Dora died 4/20/1918. He married Lillie West on 6/27/1918. He died in Sylacauga, Alabama in December, 1964. I am trying to trace his siblings, and I would like to find his grandparents names. Is there anyone out there who can help me knock down this brick wall? Thank you, Sheila