JoAnn, we all do appreciate your info. As soon as holidays are over I will get my books out and submit what I have on Gilmores. Thanks ever so much. Jennie At 11:36 AM 12/31/98 -0600, you wrote: > >JoAnn, you are so appreciated for all the time you are putting into the >Gilmores. We hope we can return the favor.... Shirley > > > I can see forever......

Shirley Hendrix wrote: > JoAnn, you are so appreciated for all the time you are putting into > the > Gilmores. We hope we can return the favor.... Shirley Shirley, Thank you., I have a friend in Americus and I have asked her next time she is in Macon to see what she can locte on your Wickers. I will also check the LDS Library here. I know what it is like to butt your head against a brick wll. JoAnn

JoAnn, you are so appreciated for all the time you are putting into the Gilmores. We hope we can return the favor.... Shirley

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------74BE7144E21CDD53F65B5213 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------74BE7144E21CDD53F65B5213 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <> Received: from dfw-ix5.ix.netcom.com (dfw-ix5.ix.netcom.com [206.214.98.5]) by ixmail4.ix.netcom.com (8.8.7-s-4/8.8.7/(NETCOM v1.01)) with ESMTP id IAA29617; for <jofus@ix.netcom.com>; Thu, 31 Dec 1998 08:43:16 -0800 (PST) Received: from localhost (localhost) by dfw-ix5.ix.netcom.com (8.8.4/8.8.4) with internal id KAA23436; Thu, 31 Dec 1998 10:43:15 -0600 (CST) Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1998 10:43:15 -0600 (CST) From: Mail Delivery Subsystem <MAILER-DAEMON@ix.netcom.com> Message-Id: <199812311643.KAA23436@dfw-ix5.ix.netcom.com> To: <jofus@ix.netcom.com> Subject: Returned mail: User unknown Auto-Submitted: auto-generated (failure) The original message was received at Thu, 31 Dec 1998 10:42:37 -0600 (CST) from smap@localhost ----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors ----- <kinfindr@explorecom.net> ----- Transcript of session follows ----- ... while talking to bacall.aris.net.: >>> RCPT To:<kinfindr@explorecom.net> <<< 550 <kinfindr@explorecom.net>... User unknown 550 <kinfindr@explorecom.net>... User unknown ----- Original message follows ----- Return-Path: <jofus@ix.netcom.com> Received: (from smap@localhost) by dfw-ix5.ix.netcom.com (8.8.4/8.8.4) id KAA23396 for <kinfindr@explorecom.net>; Thu, 31 Dec 1998 10:42:37 -0600 (CST) Received: from sac-ca42-40.ix.netcom.com(206.214.248.168) by dfw-ix5.ix.netcom.com via smap (V1.3) id rma023308; Thu Dec 31 10:42:18 1998 Message-ID: <368BA9EC.2216CE7C@ix.netcom.com> Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1998 08:44:28 -0800 From: JoAnn Beagle <jofus@ix.netcom.com> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.01 [en] (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Louis Taunton <kinfindr@explorecom.net> Subject: Re: GILMORES X-Priority: 3 (Normal) References: <3.0.32.19981231074821.006b0a78@mail.explorecom.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Louis Taunton wrote: > JoAnn, We have had an ice storm last week and interrupted service - > other > than that have been receiving my email. The address is: > kinfindr@explorecom.net > Hope to hear from you or your friend soon as these Gilmores are my > brick > wall. Thanks so much. Louis Taunton Louis, I am sure you will hear from her and soon. I sent you the Taunton file I found in my research. Phil, sent me some interesting Ga. research and I hope he will post to the list. I have 30 lbs. hard copy and will eventually post everyting. My research isn't just on the south. So I hope the data will help many people. Hve a Happy New Year. JoAnn --------------74BE7144E21CDD53F65B5213--

Louis Taunton wrote: > The following is submitted to this list in hopes that someone will > recognize some of these GILMORES: 1850 Census, Early County, Georgia, > 25th > Division, page 298, household #51: > > John Gilmore - age 46 - Born in GA (would have been born in 1804) > Margaret Gilmore - age 46 - Born in GA > Benjamin Gilmore - age 25 - Born in GA > Reuben Gilmore - age 18 - Born in GA > Alexander Gilmore - age 13 - Born in GA > Margaret Gilmore - age 7 - Born in GA > James L. Gilmore - age 5 - Born in GA > > Also, in 1850 Early County, GA Census, pg. 400: > > William Gilmore - 21 - Born in AL (error - born in GA) Full Name: > William > Green Gilmore > Lucinda Gilmore - 23 - Born in GA (Was a Miller, dau. of Lewis & > Lucretia > Phillips Miller) > Benjamin Gilmore - 25 - Born in AL (error - was enumerated twice - see > above) > > William Green Gilmore was in 1860 Jefferson County, AR Census as an > overseer. In Lucinda's application for Confederate Pension she stated > that > William Green fought in War from Alabama and that he died in Union > Parish, > LA in 1867. Lucinda and children of William G. Gilmore are enumerated > in > 1870 Union Parish, LA Census. Also Reuben Anderson Gilmore married > Jane > TOLER and migrated to Union Parish, LA. > Margaret Gilmore married Andrew LANE or LAINE and migrated to Hot > Springs, AR. > > Any suggestions or help on this GILMORE line would certainly be > appreciated > as I have worked on this on and off for the past 40 years. Also, the > > Gilmores of Washington County, GA - one of the Gilmore daughters > married a > TAUNTON and she and husband died. An elderly Gilmore was made > Guardian of > these Taunton children. Thanks for reading this rambling. Louis > Taunton Louis, Located this: 1827: GEORGIA LAND LOTTERY PAPERS 1805-1914 Davis and Lucas p. 316 . Re: 1827 Land Lottery - Lot 217-5 Coweta, Co., Ga. The petition of Henry Taunton, guardian of the orphans of Stephen Gilmore, deceased, respectfully sheweth that his father Nathan Taunton who was the grandfather of the said orphans gave in their names for draws in the land lottery of 1827 to one Brown who was appointed by the Inferior Court of Crawford Co., Ga for that purpose. That it was his intended to give in said children as orphans of Stephen Gilmore and your petitioner who was present at the giving in, heard sd. Brown ask the names of sd. orphans and someone replied that the oldest was named Hughey. The names were given in, in Dukes district, Crawford Co. and during the drawings of the lottery lot 217 in the 5 District Coweta county was drawn by Hughey Gilmore's orphans in Duke Dist., Crawford Co., Ga. Now as there has at no time been such orphans in sd. district your petitioner has been induced to believe that a mistake was made by the person. Brown, who took down said names and said lot of land belongs to Hughey Gilmore and the other orphans of Stephen Gilmore whose names were given in, in sa and subscribed before me this 29th day of Oct. 183- (sic) Henry Taunton. before Moses Tullis J.P. 1827 Land Lottery Draws-. of residence - Washington Co., Ga TAUNTON, Henry - Rev. War soldier. Hope this helps , JoAnn

Washington Co., Georgia !766 Hughes, Mary b. Washington Co., Ga. 9-18-1766 1779 Revolutionary War Battle of Briars Creek; James Gilmore 1780 , 6 June.. James Gilmore (1755-18350 m Mary Hughes James Gilmore b. Cumberland Co., N.C. 13-Nov-1755, d. Washington Co., Ga. 3-Jan- 1835.. Son of Thomas Gilmore (b. 9-14-74 Scotland) and Rebecca Elkroy. 1781 John Gilmore b. (?Wilkinson Co., Ga.) 9-14-1781, died 9-27-1862 , wife Chloe Duggan, b. 16 Jan. 1788, died 17 Feb. 1851 1784 Washington Co., Ga. created from Indian Lands. 1784 Stephen Heard granted 2871/2 acres in Washington Co., Ga. 1786 Greene Co., Ga . created from Washington, Wilkes and Oglethorpe Cos. 1787 William Lamar to John Heard son of Charles Heard.. Oct. 1,1787 1792 Sanders Walker of Wilkes Co., Ga pays on Washington Co.,land, Buffaloe Creek- joining Samuel Gilmer. 1793 John Gilmore of Warren Co., Ga. pays taxes on Washington Co., land. 1794 John Gilmore of Wilkes County pays taxes on Washington Co. land. 200 acres- Lemar Creek, adj. Glenn 1798 Charles Gilmore- Bk zzzz p. 592-179 acres. (see Baldwin Co., 1807 Lottery , orphans of Charles H. Gilmore granted lot# 94-Dist 20- Wilkinson Co., Ga. 1803 Baldwin Co., Ga. created from Indian Lands. & S.W. corner of Greene Co. and N.W. corner of Washington Co.. 1805 James Gilmore Bk. F.5 p22 142 acres. 1805/07 John Gilmore son of James Gilmore m. Cleo Percilla Duggan Wilkinson Co., Ga ? Not listed in Wilkinson Co. records. Their son James Hughes Gilmore was b. 19 Jan Wilkinson Co., Ga 1800 Isaiah Gilmore came to Washington Co., Ga early part of 1900 century to help build the capitol in Millidgeville. He came from Portland, Maine and returned there after the capitol was finished. Have 4 more pages for Washington Co., Ga.. Jackie Knisely did all this work from records she researched, with her permission I am posting it to the list. JoAnn

Continued: Nancy.; b. 8-30-1785 d.7-28-1848, probably Sumter (sp) Co., Ala.(could have been Texas, as the family moved there about that time) a descendent gave the date of her death. m. 1-7-1808 to Joel Heard (her first cousin) in Greene Co., Ga. The family was in Clark Co., Ala. in 1816 in the census for the year, had 3 sons; in Clark Co., when 1830 census was taken. In Sumpter Co., Ala. when 1840 census was taken. not found in later years.( she died before 1850 census but Joel went to Texas, died 7-23-1869, Rafugio, Texas. Joel was b. 12-19-1783 in Greene Co.,Ga. The last two dates come from a descendant, who said they has 11 sons and 1 dgtr. Elijah : b. 7-10-1787 in Ga, probably Wilkes Co.,as county records show he was living there at that time (1787) d. 8-13-1870 S--buta, Miss according to church records. m. 10-28-1812 Jasper Co., Ga to KAren H. Sparlin (barely read). Her name is written several ways. SHe was b. 3-23-1793 in Ga, probably Wilcox, Co. and died 8-9-1878 in Miss. They had 9 children. Two oldest were probably born in Warren Co., Tenn. others in Alabama. It is believed that 3 of the sons were ministers. Children taken from pension application form and from census. records: William Curren 9-20-1813 Nancy G.. 4-2-1816 Catherine W . 7-20-1818 Mary Ann 12-31-1820 Humphry 1-11-1823 Elijah 9-14-1824 Sarah 1827 Samuel 1832 Ebenezer 1835 Stephen 6-24-1830 While living in Warren Co., Tenn. Elijah, Wiley and George W. inlisted in the war of 1812- Elijah was drafted, George W. was substituted, Wiley volunteered. They apparently stayed together during their service, all were in the battle of New Orleans, served 6 months, mustered out in May 1815 in Tenn. All three received pensions later.also bounty land. Elijah, lived first in Clark Co., Ala.i n 1830 was in Wilcox, Ala. back in Clark in 1840. He was a Methodist Minister. Will continue with Humphry Jr. JoAnn

I know I've posted this message here in the past but I thought I'd try once more in case someone has come across these names. I am searching for information on the ancesters of Addison Young Gilmore Born: 2/9/1834 in Kentucky (county unknown) Died: 10/24/1920 in Howard County, MO He married Elizabeth TRENT also born in Kentucky. I do know Addison had a brother living in Macon Co., IL named Walter Mudd Gilmore however when I questioned my Grandmother about this she says he never mentioned having family anywhere, no one ever visited their farm and A. Y. and Elizabeth never travelled. Hope someone has an idea for a conneciton because I'm stumped. Thanks again for listening. Linda Malloy

These are not my Gilmores but have gathered these over 50 years in hopes that I could help someone. My Gilmore's Came to Pa in early 1600's. Hope this helps someone. C. Phillip Gilmore Sr. Tryon, NC philgilmore@teleplex.net

Louis Taunton wrote: > The following is submitted to this list in hopes that someone will > recognize some of these GILMORES: 1850 Census, Early County, Georgia, > 25th > Division, page 298, household #51: > > John Gilmore - age 46 - Born in GA (would have been born in 1804) > Margaret Gilmore - age 46 - Born in GA > Benjamin Gilmore - age 25 - Born in GA > Reuben Gilmore - age 18 - Born in GA > Alexander Gilmore - age 13 - Born in GA > Margaret Gilmore - age 7 - Born in GA > James L. Gilmore - age 5 - Born in GA > > Also, in 1850 Early County, GA Census, pg. 400: > > William Gilmore - 21 - Born in AL (error - born in GA) Full Name: > William > Green Gilmore > Lucinda Gilmore - 23 - Born in GA (Was a Miller, dau. of Lewis & > Lucretia > Phillips Miller) > Benjamin Gilmore - 25 - Born in AL (error - was enumerated twice - see > above) > > William Green Gilmore was in 1860 Jefferson County, AR Census as an > overseer. In Lucinda's application for Confederate Pension she stated > that > William Green fought in War from Alabama and that he died in Union > Parish, > LA in 1867. Lucinda and children of William G. Gilmore are enumerated > in > 1870 Union Parish, LA Census. Also Reuben Anderson Gilmore married > Jane > TOLER and migrated to Union Parish, LA. > Margaret Gilmore married Andrew LANE or LAINE and migrated to Hot > Springs, AR. > > Any suggestions or help on this GILMORE line would certainly be > appreciated > as I have worked on this on and off for the past 40 years. Also, the > > Gilmores of Washington County, GA - one of the Gilmore daughters > married a > TAUNTON and she and husband died. An elderly Gilmore was made > Guardian of > these Taunton children. Thanks for reading this rambling. Louis > Taunton Louis, I forwarded you letter to a friend who is researching you line, I wrote you , but the letter was returned. Is your e-mail address correct? JoAnn

JoAnn, Thanks for everything that you are posting to the list on the Gilmores. I have gone from knowing virtually nothing about my Sarah Jane Gilmore who, according to the 1850 GA Census, was born in Washington Co GA, and who married Emanual Ritch to having a whole history of ancestors. (Yes the Census taker actually listed the counties in which the individual was born.) Do you think that my Sarah Jane Gilmore is a descendant of the Gilmores from Moore Co NC? If so, I can really get a lot of information on them. I live in Raleigh, NC and am a regular visitor to the NC Archives. Let me know what to research, if any thing, and I will dig it out. Also, I am not sure that I got all of the Bible Records. Did you post them all? Or do I need to special request the rest? Thanks for any other help that you can be. Franklin

Carol, Wonderful to hear from you. I've got so many questions/comments, it's likely to get confusing, and is definetly too much for one letter. I'll do more later. I'll start with general observations, if you don't mind. The beginnings of your reply generally match my research (of more than 20 yrs). In particular, My earliest "link" is to a pair of genealogical query/column in the 'Boston Transcript' Transcribed from the 'Boston Transcript' genealogy column of August 3, 1932: "5074. 2. BELL, CODNER, TWIST. Samuel Bell m ___? Codner; William Bell, their son, married Rachel Twist; their daughter, Elvira Bell m Frank Shay, son of Peter Shay and Mary Murphy of Rochester, N.Y. The above are of N.Y. State. Wanted the Bell, Codner, Twist lines. M. C. P. C." Transcribed from the 'Boston Transcript' genealogy column of August 25, 1932: "5074.2. BELL, CODNER, TWIST. N. C. D. C. Aug. 3, 1932. Samuel and Mary (Smith) Gilmore, with three sons, three daughters and four grandchildren, arrived at Philadelphia from Tyrone, Ireland, in September, 1798. Their eldest daughter, Mary, and her husband, William Bell, brought two of the grandchildren: Thomas, born Jan. 1, 1796, who married, 1820, Anne Van Giesen and had four daughters, died June 11, 1878, at Sennett; and Samuel, born March, 1798, married, 1822, Mary (Polly) Codner. Their children: Lucy, born 1823, died 1891, in Iowa, married a Baldwin; Mary, married Elija Talmadge; Julia, married Erie T. Ward; William, married and had a family; Caroline, married a Young; Margaret, married (second wife) Erie T. Ward; Henry, killed in Michigan; Hattie, never married; and Charles. Your Samuel Bell left Ireland aged two months, arrived aged eight months. He died September 15, 1883, in California. Have an ambrotype of Polly Codner, given me by Mary, daughter of the above Thomas Bell, and authority for this statement. P. B. W." The above information, combined with a Bible record, a journal recorded (I believe) by a grand-daughter of Samuel and Mary (SMITH) GILMORE, and my research into CayugaCo, NY census records suggested the following the following tables. ***Please note: Some of this may be conjecture by me or others. I try to keep a "?" next to items of conjecture, contradiction, non-primary sources, etc. Samuel GILMORE/GILMOURE b 12-25-1745/11-31-1745 ?Ire d 8-31-1831 Gilmore Family Cem, Cayuga Co NY '@ 85y9m0d' m Mary SMITH b 2-12-1737 ?Ire d 2-28-1821/12-18-18__ Gilmore Family Cem, Cayuga Co NY '@76y4m' ch: 1) Mary b 11-1-1767 ?Ire; d 9-6-1832 ?NY; m William BELL in Ireland; ch: Thomas, Samuel, William, John. 2) Jane b ?Ire; d @21 Ireland. 3) John b 12-25-1775 ?Ireland; d 1-18-1860 '@ 86y'; Mentz Church Cem, NY; m Jane DONALDSON; b 6-24-1773; d 10-14-1848 '@ 77y'; Mentz Church Cem. 4) William b 7-30-1777 ?Ireland; d 8-17-1812 ?NY. 5) Margaret b 2-17-1780 ?Ireland; d 9-30-1867 ?NY. 6) Samuel b 6-24-1784 b Tyrone Co, Ireland; d 9-25-1861 Cayuga Co, NY; m Judah (Judith/Julie) YARNES/YARNS/YARNER ?Utica, NY; dau of Ebenezer; b 3-17-1787 [?of Stonington, CT];Dutchess CO, NY [to NY w/ parents as a child]; d 3-5-1866 Cayuga Co, NY; ***** I'LL SEND THEIR CHILDREN LATER***** 7) Nancy b 4-16-1785 ?Ire; d 12-17-1824 ?NY; m Josiah ANDREWS; d apx 1826 ch: Robert, John, Josiah, David, Samuel. CHILDREN of John & Jane (#3 above): Margaret b 11-25-1795 Tyrone Co Ire; d 6-11-1878 Adams Twp, MI; m Robert WRIGHT; b 2- -1773 TyroneCo,Ire;d 6-18-1846 Cayuga Co NY; ch: Mary Jane,Elizabeth,Robert,Margaret,Joseph,John,William,Samuel,Nancy,son,son. William b 9-20-1796 Ire; d 12-28/23-1892 Montezuma RuralCem, Cayuga Co; m 4-9-1823 Aurelius, NY; Ann SACKETT dau of William & Parthenia (PATTERSON); b 8-29-1797 Tredford, VT; d 11-9-1881 Mont Rural Cem, Cayuga Co NY; ch: ****** THEIR CHILDREN LATER *******. Mary b 1799 Ire; d ?1800 @10 mos, 5 wks after arrival in US. Robert b 4-5-1802 Mentz, CayugaCo; d 4-10-1826 '@ 24d 12-6-1879 NY Mentz Ch Cem m ?never. Samuel (Dr) b 1-10-1804 Schuyler,HerkimerCo NY; m Phoebe M. b apx 1815; d 8-18-1856 ?@46, Fort Hill Cem, NY; ch: ****** THEIR CHILDREN LATER *******. Jane b 4-21-1807 ?NY;m ?Henry BISHOP. Nancy G b 4-17-1809 ?NY; d 2-13-1889 MentzChCem; m 8-25-1842; John G. WRIGHT son of William & Mary (HUEY/HUGHEY);b 5-22-1804 Ire; d 7-2-1894 Mentz Church Cem Cayuga Co NY; ch: Mary Elizabeth, Jane(Jeannie), John G, William Robert. John Jr b 4-7-1811 NY; d 1-22-1887 MentzChCem; m <1840 Mary BELLE; b 4- -1821 NY;d 1-31-1915 MentzChCem, Cayuga Co, NY; ch: ********* LATER *********. Smith b 8-12-1815 NY; d 12-19-1894; m never. Margaret (above) stayed in Ireland with her mother's parents in 1800, and came to America and settled in Mentz in 1845. She moved to Hillsdale Co, MI to be with her children, after the death of her husband. Robert to America in 1843. ******************************************************** This is probably too much for now. /Gary Gilmore manij@www.rmrc.net

> William Green Gilmore was in 1860 Jefferson County, AR Census as an > overseer. In Lucinda's application for Confederate Pension she stated that > William Green fought in War from Alabama and that he died in Union Parish, > LA in 1867. Lucinda and children of William G. Gilmore are enumerated in > 1870 Union Parish, LA Census. Also Reuben Anderson Gilmore married Jane > TOLER and migrated to Union Parish, LA. > Margaret Gilmore married Andrew LANE or LAINE and migrated to Hot Springs, AR. Louis, I'll keep this on hand as my Wickers also went to AR & LA... I am from Nevada Co. AR. All eight of my Great-grandparents settled there at about the same time (1840-60). William and Jane (Gilmore) Wicker's sons, John and Thomas, went to AR. One of William's sister's went to LA...... When they left AL, they went every which way... William's parents went to MO... Maybe we will find everyone a home before long.... Shirley

> > > Children of Humphry and Catherine Wiley Gilmore: > > > JANE: b. 12-5-1774 No other information, probably died in infancy > Shirley, > Was Wiley Wicker of Millidgeville,Ga. around 1822 a member of this > family ? Yep!! Wiley Wicker was the Nephew of my William Wicker (who married Jane). Wiley was the son of Robert Elisha Wicker, William's brother. Got a couple more Wiley's, but they are later.... Are we getting closer??? Shirley

The following is submitted to this list in hopes that someone will recognize some of these GILMORES: 1850 Census, Early County, Georgia, 25th Division, page 298, household #51: John Gilmore - age 46 - Born in GA (would have been born in 1804) Margaret Gilmore - age 46 - Born in GA Benjamin Gilmore - age 25 - Born in GA Reuben Gilmore - age 18 - Born in GA Alexander Gilmore - age 13 - Born in GA Margaret Gilmore - age 7 - Born in GA James L. Gilmore - age 5 - Born in GA Also, in 1850 Early County, GA Census, pg. 400: William Gilmore - 21 - Born in AL (error - born in GA) Full Name: William Green Gilmore Lucinda Gilmore - 23 - Born in GA (Was a Miller, dau. of Lewis & Lucretia Phillips Miller) Benjamin Gilmore - 25 - Born in AL (error - was enumerated twice - see above) William Green Gilmore was in 1860 Jefferson County, AR Census as an overseer. In Lucinda's application for Confederate Pension she stated that William Green fought in War from Alabama and that he died in Union Parish, LA in 1867. Lucinda and children of William G. Gilmore are enumerated in 1870 Union Parish, LA Census. Also Reuben Anderson Gilmore married Jane TOLER and migrated to Union Parish, LA. Margaret Gilmore married Andrew LANE or LAINE and migrated to Hot Springs, AR. Any suggestions or help on this GILMORE line would certainly be appreciated as I have worked on this on and off for the past 40 years. Also, the Gilmores of Washington County, GA - one of the Gilmore daughters married a TAUNTON and she and husband died. An elderly Gilmore was made Guardian of these Taunton children. Thanks for reading this rambling. Louis Taunton

Barb, I'm sorry to be so dumb, but I don't understand why a Gilmore would be receiving an annuity for Indians and what is a "rool" that Henry Gilmore signed? I'm not familiar with the term "Osage Indians" is that a tribe? a location? Again I apologize if these questions are really dumb, but I've never heard of this before. Linda Malloy Kesel wrote: > Hey Cousins, in the annuity roll of 1878 for the Osage Indians, there is > a Mary A. Gilmore, age 23 #2114 (Henry Gilmore signed the rool) and > James A. Gilmore age 2 sone #2115. There were Gilmores in later roles > too, if anyone is interested, I can try to locate them...There are > Gilmores on the Cherokee rolls, but I am not sure if I have the books to > track them down.

Shirley Hendrix wrote: > > Children of Humphry and Catherine Wiley Gilmore: > > JANE: b. 12-5-1774 No other information, probably died in infancy > > JoAnn, this has got to be my Jane Gilmore who married William Wicker.. > Her > birthdate is right (I had about 1776) and she lived in all the right > places. And there has been no other trace of her.... I will continue > research as if she is the right one and see if there are other > connections... Thank you for all this info.... > > Shirley Wicker Hendrix > Murray, KY > hendrix@mursuky.campus.mci.net Shirley, Was Wiley Wicker of Millidgeville,Ga. around 1822 a member of this family ? JoAnn

> Children of Humphry and Catherine Wiley Gilmore: > JANE: b. 12-5-1774 No other information, probably died in infancy JoAnn, this has got to be my Jane Gilmore who married William Wicker.. Her birthdate is right (I had about 1776) and she lived in all the right places. And there has been no other trace of her.... I will continue research as if she is the right one and see if there are other connections... Thank you for all this info.... Shirley Wicker Hendrix Murray, KY hendrix@mursuky.campus.mci.net

Children of Humphry and Catherine Wiley Gilmore: JANE: b. 12-5-1774 No other information, probably died in infancy JOHN b. 8-2-1776 Not know where, probably in Cumberland Co.,N.C. d. Nov. 1844 He was a Methodist Minister, stationed at Walker's Mission , Tuscaloosa, Co., Ala. probably died there. m. 6-1-1802 Betsy (Elizabeth) Cartwright, in Morgan Co., Ga. In 1814 he was a member of the Tennessee Conference and lived in Warren Co., Tenn. He had several children, names of all not known. the following are known: Peter Cartwright,Thomas Griffin, Wesley, Archibald; Thomas Griffin and Wesley were Methodist Ministers. Thomas Griffin died in Limestone Co., Texas. (Archibald went to Arkansas) ELIZABETH b. 4-13-1779.. No record, probably Cumberland Co.,N.C. d. 1812.. Family records state she died in 1812 in Jasper Co., Ga. It is believe she married Bartley Pierce . records in Greene Co.,Ga. show m of Elizabeth Gilmore and Bartley Pierce m. 2-3-1802. It has been established that the Pierce and Gilmore Families were friends WILLIAM. b. 1-7-1781 His 1850 census records show he was born in Va. 1860 census records show N.C. It is believed Va. is correct for the records of He Henry Co., Va. Show Humphry living there in 1781, gathering supplies for the Rev. War. No date of death was established at the time I received this record.he was not listed in the 1870 census of Butts Co., Ga. where he lived for many years. m. Catherine Bentley in Morgan Co., Ga. in 1809 .Catherine d. before 1840 census. 1850 census shows wife named Mary, son Cornelius, age 5.. (Monroe Co. 2-18-1844 a William m Mary McEwin can't read writing) William's children: census records of 18320 he had 3 sons and one dgtr. !840 census shows 4 sons. below is a list believed to be his children, only two when I received this document. Humphry James Wiley b.1811 proven Jane m Hugh L. Heard b. Elijah S. b. 1815/16 Ann Robert b. 1817 George W. b/ 1822 proven A grandson of Humphrey, James Wiley Gilmore, lived in Rockdale, Texas. Had . a brother named Clarence Gilmore a long time railroad commissioner of Texas. SAMUEL: b 8-30-1783 do not know where, either Cumberland Co. N.C. or Wilkes Co., Ga. d. it is believed he died in Jasper Co., Ga after 1836. m. Marriage records of Lincoln Co., Ga. 1806-1818 show marriage of Samuel To Nancy Hardy, exact date of m not given. Several deed records in the name of Samuel Gilmore, shows witnesses, in each case was his brothers.. Will continue with Nancy. JoAnn

Bible record: Humphry Gilmore Jr. was b. April 10,1751 Catherine Jr. b. March 9,1753 Their children are as follows: Jane b. December 9,1774 John b. August 2, 1776, North Carolina Elizabeth b April 13, 1779 William b. January 1,1781 Samuel b. June 16,1783 Nancy b. August 30,1785 Elijah b. July 10,1785 Humphry Jr. b. February 16, 1790 Wilie (Wiley) b. January 20, 1792 George b. June 7,1794 Charles b.(?) 11 December 1796 or 97 Stephen b. April 7, unable to read date paper crumbled (but know as 1799) Marriages: Humphry Jr. and Catherine Wiley December 13, 1772 Rev. Humphry Gilmore died January 3, 1802 (Humphry and Catherine are buried in an early Millidgeville, Ga cemetery. Humphry Gilmore b.4-10-1751: shown by family record but not sate where he was born, or name of his parents. Deed records show a William Gilmore came to Cumberland Co., N.C. in 1750's made ap. for land which was not granted; granted land in 1762. This William may have been his father. Humphry was granted land in Cumberland Co., N.C. in 1768 age 17. died: 1-3-1802 Record does not state where, but letters of administration were filed in Greene Co., Ga. Married: 12-13-1772; Katherine Wiley, place of marriage not given. Possibly Cumberland, Co. ,N.C. as Humphry did not sell his land there until 1786, when he moved to Georgia. It is believed that Catherine died in the home of Joel and Nancy (Anna) Heard (dgtr. of Catherine) between 1830/40.. census for 1830 shows a female in home 70/80. not shown in 1840 census. She would have been 77 in 1830> (Census Clark Co.,., Ala.) Humphry was ordained a Methodist Minister December 30, 1801. by bishop Asbury. Certificate of Ordination on file at the Archives in Alabama. Early 1812 or 1813 Katherine with sons John, Elijah, Wylie, George M., Charles and Stephen M. moved to Warren Co., Tenn. late in the 1860's they all moved to Clark Co., Ala. first settling near Spink's Chapel. There is more and data comes form a Bible Record I received in 1980. If anyone is interested in the the remainder of this record, please let me know and I'll continue to post to the list. JoAnn