Looking for possible descendants of Ed Gilmore who lived in Dakota County, MN in early 1900's. Was married for a short time to ? Smith, maybe around 1910-1912;may have had a son. Pat (in MN)

CONGRATULATIONS Mary and Patsy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In a message dated 1/13/99 6:22:12 PM Central Standard Time, mksnell@mailbox.arn.net writes: << For Patsy Gilmore: We have a match. I descend from Green Berry Davison and Mary Elizabeth Gilmore. Will be glad to exchange information. Mary Kay Snell mksnell@arn.net >>

I am looking for a fellow Gilmore interneter: You were kind enough to send me the pics of the tombstones. Now I can't find you. I am ready to return the favor with data. Please send me your email. Thanks, Marilyn

For Patsy Gilmore: We have a match. I descend from Green Berry Davison and Mary Elizabeth Gilmore. Will be glad to exchange information. Mary Kay Snell mksnell@arn.net *************************** MaryKay Snell mksnell@arn.net ***************************

I'd be glad to enter some of the issues that could be sent out on downloads for anyone. Let me know. Sally Sylliaasen Bellingham, WA

Hi I have just been watching for a match to my line. All of my family lines were in Newton County Arkansas by 1850. My lines are. Gillmore, Ketcham, Lindsey, Mayberry, Criner, Campbell, Smith, Byrd, Holt, Fortner, Flood, Ricketts, Nichols. and lots more. Below is just a list of my Gilmore's. If we match up, would be glad to share info. Patsy Gilmore Gillmore List Name Birth date Birth location Spouse GILLMORE, Alice GILLMORE, Betty Lou GILLMORE, Mary Isabel ATKINSON, Unknown GILLMORE, Pat GILLMORE, Robert Abt. 1744 GILLMORE, AAron March 12, 1764 Pelham, Mass KETCHAM, Elizabeth GILLMORE, John Abt. 1790 GILLMORE, Kelsey Abt. 1792 GILLMORE, Levi March 08, 1794 Bennington, Stamford, Vermont LINDSEY, Sallie GILLMORE, Mary Polly Abt. 1796 GILLMORE, Elizabeth Miranda Abt. 1798 GILLMORE, Epenetus Abt. 1802 GILLMORE, Ace Aft. 1821 GILLMORE, Miranda Aft. 1821 FLOOD, John GILLMORE, Rebeca Jane Abt. 1825 TENNISON, John GILLMORE, Elizabeth Aft. 1825 DAVIDSON, Green GILLMORE, Salina Aft. 1825 GILLMORE, Sallie Aft. 1825 GILLMORE, Alabama Abt. 1830 GILLMORE, Clarenda Abt. 1833 EWING, G. P. GILLMORE, Kelsey August 29, 1834 Newton County, Arkansas MAYBERRY, Emaline GILLMORE, Lavinia Cevinia Abt. 1836 JONES, Lemuel Rasberry GILLMORE, William Asa July 15, 1856 FOSTER, Virginia GILLMORE, Albert Monroe Aft. 1857 GILLMORE, Billy Ase Aft. 1857 FOSTER, Virginia GILLMORE, David Aft. 1857 GILLMORE, John Aft. 1857 GILLMORE, Lavina Aft. 1857 GILLMORE, Louisa Aft. 1857 EWING, W.A. GILLMORE, Margaret Miranda March 20, 1860 COOPER, Harmon GILLMORE, George Ryle March 07, 1861 Newton County, Arkansas CAMPBELL, Julia Ann GILLMORE, Mary Isabel September 11, 1867 BOATMAN, Moses GILLMORE, Kelsey Kay May 16, 1883 GILLMORE, Mary L. January 16, 1884 GILLMORE, Kelsey T January 06, 1885 GILLMORE, David S. December 23, 1885 GILLMORE, Belle March 11, 1888 ATKINSON, O. Betis GILLMORE, Walter 1895 FOSTER, Virginia GILLMORE, Leatha L. March 04, 1899 GILLMORE, Mae Bef. 1904 GILMORE, Allie Aft. 1904 GILMORE, Dewey Aft. 1904 GILMORE, Gertie Aft. 1904 COONTS, Johnny GILMORE, Luney Aft. 1904 FLOOD, Tessie Clemmel GILMORE, Noly Aft. 1904 GILMORE, Floyd March 10, 1904 Newton County, Arkansas HOLT, Arkie Mae GILMORE, Ace Mathew March 19, 1904 SMITH, Nancy Rachell GILMORE, Clairy February 18, 1907 DAVIS, Lester GILMORE, Randy April 22, 1913 BELL, Edward GILMORE, Tessie October 08, 1915 HALLUM, John Monroe GILLMORE, Robert January 04, 1919 GILLMORE, Virginia March 02, 1921 GILMORE, Doris Londa April 28, 1924 SINGLETON, Leonard Sidney GILMORE, Noreen Evon January 24, 1926 GILMORE, Lora Fern February 07, 1928 MCCLELLAND, Merwin Luther GILMORE, Norma Jean January 15, 1931 Red Rock, Arkansas SUTTON, Grover GILMORE, Billy George August 26, 1933 Lerton, Arkansas COOPER, Virginia GILMORE, James Odell June 16, 1936 Lerton, Arkansas CRAWFORD, Alfreida Volodun GILMORE, Valerie Jean February 11, 1938 BROWN, Robert Lee GILMORE, Patsy Lee February 05, 1945 Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri DANIELSEN, Holger C.

While researching GILMOREs in Rockbridge I found the following information: 2 May 1865 Thomas K.* Gilmore*, 23, S, b/Missouri, Farmer, son of Joseph Gilmore & Catherine Gilmore, *B-1 has init. R., B-1A has Gilmon, married Mary E. Watson, 21, S, b/Rockbridge, daughter of Dr. James F.** Watson & Sarah D.E. Watson, Wm. F. Junkin officiating, ** B-1A init. different, not shown on page. pg 136 I have several questions about this and hope you can help me out. First, there seems to be some confusion as to the correct middle initial of Thomas. Does anyone know if it is "K" or "R"? Second, I can't seem to find a record of Thomas being born or farming in Missouri, and since he was married in Rockbridge did he return there to stay or go back to Missouri with his new wife. Does anyone have information on this family? Thanks Linda Malloy

I would be willing to help transcribe or scan the newsletter if permission is obtained. Kay Appleby ============================== -----Original Message----- From: GILMORE-D-request@rootsweb.com <GILMORE-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: GILMORE-D@rootsweb.com <GILMORE-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 2:19 AM Subject: GILMORE-D Digest V99 #9

Gary, The library I use a set of Gilmore Newsletters. I will compare your list with what they have. It will be a couple of days though. Thanks. Franklin

I took the Gilmore newsletter many years ago for a few issues. May be it would be more productive to put the actual chart information into a genealogy program and exchange the data files. GEDCOM files can be easily e-mailed or put up on a server for others to download. Another way to do it would be to scan in pages of each issue and produce a pdf file. The pdf files then could be printed by anyone that wanted them. The advantage of this is that the information cannot be changed. The pdf files are really graphics. We are doing this with a local genealogy newsletter. -- *** P*E*A*C*E *** H*O*P*E *** L*O*V*E *** J*0*Y *** Judy Pfaff pfaff@pilot.msu.edu MMGS Newsletter Editor http://userdata.acd.net/mmgs

My apologies. I know of only: 85-1 85-2 85-3 86-1 86-2 86-3 87-1 87-2 87-3 87-4 88-2 88-3 June89 /Gary Gilmore

FYI I've just checked my copies of the newsletter from 1985-89 and I do not see a copyright. I know virtually nothing about copyright law, however. Let's establish how many issues existed. I'm aware of: 1Q85 2Q85 3Q85 4Q85 1Q86 2Q86 3Q86 4Q86 1Q87 2Q87 3Q87 4Q87 1Q88 2Q88 3Q88 4Q88 June 89 /Gary Gilmore

Count me in, I could transcribe a newsletter. Linda Malloy uenews wrote: > Sounds good to me. I would be willing to lend a hand. > > Peter Gilmore > > Laura Gilmore wrote: > > > Cindy, > > > > I think your idea is a great one! Perhaps several of us could each transcribe one > > newsletter. That way it wouldn't be too much on any one person. > > > > Any more thoughts?!?! > > > > Laura Gilmore

Samuel Gilmore born after 1760 resided Claysville, Pa mar Anne. Found in Washington County (Cross Creek 1794, Hopewell twp 1800, Finley twp 1810, Donegal 1820). Died Seneca Fork, Wills Creek, Monroe Co. Ohio c 1832. Children: Samuel c 1800; Daniel c 1802; Thomas c 1810 mar Mary J MCVICKER; Ann; Nancy mar James MITCHELL; Elizabeth mar James PORTER; Mary mar Isaac MILLS; Martha c 1808 mar Alexander MCVICKER; Jane mar Thomas STEWART; and Sarah b. 6/21/1813 mar Simon HOWELL. Family tradition: Samuel was the son of Thomas who was born at sea of Irish immigrants. Additions and corrections welcome.

>Perhaps, if Mr. Gilmore is no longer printing or selling the newsletter, he >might allow a "volunteer" to publish (transcribe) them to go on the >Internet somewhere. Since it seems they are already out in libraries and >such for public viewing, maybe he would agree to them being published on >the net. You would still have to ask his permission, of course, if anyone >wanted to take on such a project. > >Just a thought. > >Cindy K. > >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks to everyone that thought this was a good idea. But just a reminder, we need to contact Mr. Gilmore in Texas for permission. I will attempt it, but just in case, I would like to know if someone else could make the attempt as well. These were published newsletters and we can't just transcribe them to be put up on the web without proper permission. Please email me if you are willing to help contract Mr. Gilmore. If we do gain permission, I don't mind volunteering to do a newsletter transcription, but someone else will have to be in charge of putting them up on the web. Sincerely, Cindy Kirkland -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Researching these Genealogy lines: Sims (line 1)..... (includes: Vinson, Wright, Bottoms, Hartsfield, Wilmot, Nichols, Hamlin) SC>GA>AL Sims (line 2)..... (includes: Hilson, Odom, Austin, Hill, Ashburn, Forsyth, Falconer, Symes) VA>NC>SC>GA>AL SIMS line 2 possibly originating in Great Britain:Dorset, Somerset, Devon. Bradberry line. (includes: O'Neal/O'Neill, Cogdell, Gilmore, Barksdale, Harvey, Burnley, Terrell, Randolph) GA>AL O'Neal/O'Neill (includes: Bradberry, Sellers, Smilie, McMillen/McMillin, Frizzell, Ellis, Edwards) GA>AL Kirkland....... (includes: Singleton, Kellum, Tabor, Kuykendall,Hartfield) SC>TN>GA>AL>MS>LA>TX Singleton...... (includes: Kirkland, Major) MO>TX

I think you might find it difficult to put the Newletter on the internet. A lot of what is in the book is family charts - not text.

Nikki and David wrote: > Looking for information on William Gilmore, born ??? but died in > Pennsylvania. Married a Susie Fisher, and had a son, William Gilmore born > August 1813 in Pittsburgh, PA. > > Any information or direction would be of great help. > > Thank you, > Nikki ______________________________ >Nikki, > > Do you have a death date for the elder William? I am doing research on the >"Scots-Irish" in Pennsylvania, and not surprisingly keep an eye out for >Gilmores. > >Peter Gilmore ______________________________ Peter, I do not have a death date for the elder William Gilmore. I wish I did, it would help in my search. His son, William died 1891 in Ohio. Nikki

Sounds good to me. I would be willing to lend a hand. Peter Gilmore Laura Gilmore wrote: > Cindy, > > I think your idea is a great one! Perhaps several of us could each transcribe one > newsletter. That way it wouldn't be too much on any one person. > > Any more thoughts?!?! > > Laura Gilmore

I think we're getting somewhere. As I suggested earlier, some years ago I entered the "boilerplate" info for all newsletters through the 3rd quarter issue of 1988 (I believe there are about 3200 records which can easily be viewed with a "spreadsheet" program or database program, and thereby easily sorted by spouses first name, lastname, or any other way you'd like. I adapted a still from a book on Mayflower Immigrants which I thought was extremely useful. The zipped file is about 150k). I'm anxious to learn more of the issues since 3Q88 that I don't have. /Gary Gilmore

I've been trying to fine my grandfather his name is Stephen Gilmore b.ca 1840 found him in Wahington Co,Ga. but can't find him past that . His son was (James William Gilmore. my father) Stephen married to a Carrie Wagner . I know that went to Tex , the Ok... any info would be appreciated. Ruth Burket