hi there ! my wilson GILMORE born 1812 in tn. and spouse martha CATES born 1810 in nc. are first found in polk co., mo c. 1841 where their first child reuben c. is born. they appear on the 1850 polk co., census 1870 loomis twsp., polk co., census 1880 polk co., census don't know where in tennessee or north carolina wilson and martha came from but they lived most of their married life in polk co., mo. they are buried in the slagle family cemetery in polk co., mo. their children are: reuben c., adline, amanda m., james c., william barton, may a. would REALLY appreciate it if i could hook-up with a cousin researching this same GILMORE line. nancy

Congratulations! After spending the past 8 months caring for a 3 yr old with cancer, I know how happy you must be with your current diagnosis. I pray everything goes well for you and wish you as well as all my Gilmore cousins a wonderful holiday and a happy 1999 Linda Malloy MELMCMIL@aol.com wrote: > I would like to take a second of your time to say thanks to everybody, this > certainly has been a short year for me, but thanks to each of you, it has been > a very profitable > year in the reseach of my past families. And, > ****************************************** > I was told yesterday that I may NOT have cancer after all, but we will have > to wait for the next M R I , next month, to be sure. > > "Knowledge of an HONORABLE ANCESTERY > should be an INCENTIBE to > NOBLE CONDUCT" > > ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ > > And, I would like to take this opportunity to wish each and every > one a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. > > Melba [McCormick] Milliken

I would like to take a second of your time to say thanks to everybody, this certainly has been a short year for me, but thanks to each of you, it has been a very profitable year in the reseach of my past families. And, ****************************************** I was told yesterday that I may NOT have cancer after all, but we will have to wait for the next M R I , next month, to be sure. "Knowledge of an HONORABLE ANCESTERY should be an INCENTIBE to NOBLE CONDUCT" ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ And, I would like to take this opportunity to wish each and every one a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. Melba [McCormick] Milliken

Fellow Gilmorians..... A lady named Laura in Christian Co., MO looked this up for me. (thanks Laura) Thought I would pass it on. These are all cemeteries in Christian Co. Marilyn PONCE CEMETERY south east edge of Ponce, MO SOuth Galloway Twp GILMORE, Edward P. Mar 31 1884 - Jul 4 1960 GILMORE, Eugene Jul 15 1915 - Aug 6 1968 GILMORE, Leonas Ira Apr 5 1914 - Jun 22 1914 GILMORE, Pearl Nov 20 1888 - Jan 3 1968 SELMORE CEMETERY south of Ozark, MO on Hwy. 65 at Selmore, MO Finley Twp GILMORE, Dee Sep 27 1898 - May 26 1952 GILMORE, E. E. "Eve" 1862 - 1927 GILMORE, Mag 1879 - 1949 GILMORE, William Dee Jan 9 1922 - Oct 28 1980 SPARTA I.O.O.F. Cemetery located 1/2 m. west of Spart on Hwy. 14 Porter Twp GILMORE, Elmer A. Feb 20 1885 - Sep 20 1972 GILMORE, Etta Francis Dec 16 1889 - Feb 16 1981 GILMORE, G. Feb 14 1914 - Oct 4 1978 GILMORE, Homer H. Aug 25 1909 - Jun 18 1932 GILMORE, James no dates GILMORE, Joseph S. Jul 7 1866 - Dec 22 1891 GILMORE, Marty Baty Jul 7 1866 - Jun 17 1926 GILMORE, Sarah M. Aug 10 1835 - Nov 22 1903

1850 census in town of Mentz, Cayuga Co., NY. GILMORE, John 79 NY Margaret 35 NY Smith 36 NY Possibly Margaret was daughter of John GILMORE, or wife of Smith GILMORE, making her daughter-in-law of John GILMORE. Who were the parents of John GILMORE? Was he the son of George GILMORE and Elizabeth BLAIR of Cambridge, Washington Co., NY? I'd love to hear from anyone with information on this family. Jean Gilmore

Hi!! Just joined..... I am looking for any info on my 3rd G-grandmother, Jane Gilmore. I can't find her parents.. She was born in 1776 in SC, d. after 1850 in Pike County, AL and married William Wicker about 1790.... They had about 10 kids..... Shirley Hendrix Murray, KY hendrix@mursuky.campus.mci.net

> From a copy of the original census microfilm from the Nat Archives. > I did not find John Gilmore on the 1860, but, I did find Cannon. I might > have missed John or he may have been on one of few hard to read pages. > > 22 Jul 1860 Springfield, Greene Co, Missouri # 717/761 > > Cannon Gilmore 33 Farmer 2500/1000 Tenn > S.E. 26 " > Clementine 10 Mo > James 8 " > Margaret 5 " > Howard 3 " > Mary 6/12 " Vicki Peterson > ---------- > > From: MMacmurph@aol.com > > To: repp5@concentric.net > > Subject: Re: 1850 census for Greene Co, MO > > Date: Sunday, December 20, 1998 6:55 AM > > > > Thank you Vicki for the gift of the Census. Did you get that off the net > or cd or what?? Thanks again. Marilyn

<A HREF="http://copernicus.bbn.com/nec/history/scraps/scrpeajub.html"> Scrapbook: Peace Jubilee</A> or for those who can't use the hyperlink: http://copernicus.bbn.com/nec/history/scraps/scrpeajub.html This is a link to a small page on Patrick Gilmore, composer of "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"

25 Sep 1850 Porter(?) Twp, Greene Co, Missouri 779/779 John Gilmore 50 Miller ----/---- N.C. Catharine 48 KY James L 23 Farmer ----/---- " William H D 18 " Martha G 14 " Eliza 12 " Margaritte N(H?) 10 " Catharine P 8 MO John W. 5 " 25 Oct 1850 Boone Twp, Greene Co, Missouri 1232/1232 Cannon J Gilmore 24 /400 TN Saphronia E 19 " Melissa C 8/12 MO Vicki Peterson

I'm back online again after losing my e-mail addresses again. Please write to me so I can put your addresses in my computer. Sorry to be such a pain, but everything is fine now. Hope to hear from all you cousins soon. barb

Looking for futher information on the line of James L. Gilmore. James was born in VA but seems to have been raised in Boone Co KY. He married Sarah Williams in abt 1815. By 1825 he is in Rush Co IN. Then goes to Des Moines Co IA by 1836. He dies in Iowa about 1865. James appears to be the son of a Robert Gilmore. Robert maybe being the son of a Joseph Gilmore. James has sons he names Robert, Milton, Beverly Ward and Jospeh. He has several daughters as well. One married a Clymer. Robert Gilmore, son of James L. becomes a doctor. He lives most of his life in Des Moines Co. Beverly Ward goes on to Oregon and Washingtion. I lose both Joseph and Milton. The daughter who married the Clymer lived in Henry Co. I would love to hear from anyone connected to this line of Gilmores who might be able to shed more light on them. Mainly to confirm who the parents of James were.

I am interested in the fact that the Rockbridge, Va Gilmore's may have moved from and/or to Pennsylvania. My Gilmer's lived in Allegheny Co, Pa, but a collateral line, Castor started near Philadelphia, Pa went to Rockbridge Co, Va and then to Allegheny and Washington Co, Pa. If you find any more on this Gilmore line and their travels please let me know. Wanda

Looking for Gilmers in Allegheny Co, Pa from about 1784 to 1840. Many of the family moved to Ohio. My ancestors settled in Hancock Co, Ohio. Thanks, Wanda

William P Gilmore (born 1831, KY) is found with his wife Caroline Prentice in the 1850 Blount Co AL Census. Living next door is his parents William (born 1798, TN) and Martha Gilmore (born 1797, NC). Other children are Nathan and Martha. In the 1860 census William and Martha are still in Blount Co. William P and Caroline have moved to Lawerence Co, TN. Who are William Sr parents? What is Martha's maiden name? Any help appreciated Steve

I'm hoping someone can help me, I've seem to have James Gilmore of Rockingham and James Gilmore of Rockbridge missed up. This is what I have. James Gilmore of Rockingham B. 1722, Northern Ireland, came to PA in 1735 then moved to Augusta Co., VA, before setting in Rockingham VA in 1764. M. Unknown Children: 1. John 2. Thomas 3. James b. 1/17/1745, moved to KY, m. Unknown, sons: George James & Alexander 4. David 5. William James Gilmore of Rockbridge B. 1712, M. Martha Dennison Children: 1. Margaret 2. Mary 3. John 4. James 5. Martha 6. Samuel 7. Joseph 8. William 9. Agnes 10. Isabella 11. Elinor Am I close? Linda Malloy

Phil: We have communicated before, but you probably forgot about getting back to me. I had (1) a HUGH KELSO (possibly Kelsey) GILMORE (C. 1770-1786) in Washington County, New York and Ontario, Canada; (2) a GEORGE GILMORE (1805-1885) in Washington County, New York, Davenport, Iowa and Fairfield, Minnesota; and (3) a HENRY GILMORE (1824-1903) in the latter three places--all of whom I am trying to find out more about. If you have any connections, please inform. Thanks. Jim McDowell jim_mcdowell@sunshine.net ------------------------------------------------ > >Hi Betty, >My name is Phil Gilmore Sr., I live in NC and my Gilmores/Gilmers/Gilmours, >and on and on, are the early settlers of Penna, settling in Cumberland and >Lancaster Co's, in the mid 1600's. >Why is he telling me this, you say? To get to your initial query, George >Gilmore, my line went to Iowa and died in Independence. I have lots of >information on Iowa Gilmores', but don't know if this will be of any >assistance to you. I will be glad to forward this information, but be >advised, it is pretty hefty in size and will require me to send you four >separate e-mails. If you wish me to do so, please advise. > >Respectfully, >C. Philip Gilmore Sr. >Tryon ,NC >philgilmore@teleplex.net >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >

Hi folks! With all these Iowa Gilmores you've got my attention. My Gilmore is James S. b. 25 Dec 1838 at Laurel, Franklin Co. IN. He arrived in Brooklyn, Poweshiek Co. Iowa about 1860 and married Meribah Bross. They farmed near Brooklyn and had nine children --surviving sons were Frank, Fred and Charles Gilmore. I'd like to learn all I can -- especially about his Indiana roots. A census reported that James S. Gilmore's father was born in Virginia and his mother in NC. It is possible his father's name was Robert Gilmore. His obit said his mother died when he was about four years old.

At 01:36 PM 12/11/98 -0600, you wrote: >Hello! > > I am new to the GILMORE list. I have been very interested in your >Missouri GILMORE's. Does anyone have any GILMORE's one state North in Iowa? > > I am looking for a William GILMER m. Barbara DOUGHERTY, I have no dates >or places for them. I have two sons: Nathaniel Squire & Charles, both born >Iowa. I have no info on Charles. > > Nathaniel GILMORE, b. 1858, Jefferson co., IA; married: > #1 -- Mary V. MYERS 11 January 1885, Jefferson co., IA > #2 -- Elizabeth H. KRAMER 17 October 1897, Jefferson co., >IA > >Children of Nathaniel & Mary > Mabel, b. 1885 Jefferson co., IA > John, b. 1888 " " > Floyd, b 1890 " " > Grace, b. 1893 " " > Infant, b & d. 1896 " " > >Children of Nathaniel & Elizabeth > Helen, b. 1898 > Hazel > > I have very little on GILMORE (GILMER), I do have a lot on Mary's >family. I would be happy to share what I do have. > > >Thanks, >Betty >bjhootman@shighway.com Hi Betty, My name is Phil Gilmore Sr., I live in NC and my Gilmores/Gilmers/Gilmours, and on and on, are the early settlers of Penna, settling in Cumberland and Lancaster Co's, in the mid 1600's. Why is he telling me this, you say? To get to your initial query, George Gilmore, my line went to Iowa and died in Independence. I have lots of information on Iowa Gilmores', but don't know if this will be of any assistance to you. I will be glad to forward this information, but be advised, it is pretty hefty in size and will require me to send you four separate e-mails. If you wish me to do so, please advise. Respectfully, C. Philip Gilmore Sr. Tryon ,NC philgilmore@teleplex.net > > > > > > >

Is there anyone out there searching Gilmores who moved and settled in Michigan? :) Anita ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Anita (nee: Merlo) Gauld Anita_Gauld@Hotmail.Com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Have over 20,000 individuals in my database. Willing to do quick look-ups. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tracing surnames: Bellisario..Berardo..Blake..Bonner Carpenter..Chromie..Cucco..Cunningham..Dey..Eovaldi..Gauld Gianella..Gnoli..Loomis..Marek..Marlow..Merlo..Mitrovich.. Monelli..Newton..Ottolini..Pisoni..Puricelli..Travato ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Family Page: http://www.GeoCities.Com/Heartland/Bluffs/1314 Reunion Page: http://www.GeoCities.Com/Heartland/Village/1315 Family Tree Maker Descendant Trees: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/a/u/Anita-L-Gauld/index.html Surnames: http://www.mccserv.com/genealogy/gauld/gauld.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ QUERIES: Post: http://www.geocities.com/cgi-bin/geoplus_apps/ans_entry View: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/1314/geobook.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ E-Mail: Anita_Gauld@Hotmail.Com agauld@mhc.net (Munson Medical Center)Work agauld@gtii.com (please send attachments here) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Contact me by web pager: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/2318786 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As long as we are Remembered we Never die A life is not lost when it is known to future generations -----Original Message----- From: Phil Gilmore <philgilmore@teleplex.net> To: GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com <GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, December 12, 1998 1:00 AM Subject: Re: William & Nathaniel Gilmore >At 01:36 PM 12/11/98 -0600, you wrote: >>Hello! >> >> I am new to the GILMORE list. I have been very interested in your >>Missouri GILMORE's. Does anyone have any GILMORE's one state North in Iowa? >> >> I am looking for a William GILMER m. Barbara DOUGHERTY, I have no dates >>or places for them. I have two sons: Nathaniel Squire & Charles, both born >>Iowa. I have no info on Charles. >> >> Nathaniel GILMORE, b. 1858, Jefferson co., IA; married: >> #1 -- Mary V. MYERS 11 January 1885, Jefferson co., IA >> #2 -- Elizabeth H. KRAMER 17 October 1897, Jefferson co., >>IA >> >>Children of Nathaniel & Mary >> Mabel, b. 1885 Jefferson co., IA >> John, b. 1888 " " >> Floyd, b 1890 " " >> Grace, b. 1893 " " >> Infant, b & d. 1896 " " >> >>Children of Nathaniel & Elizabeth >> Helen, b. 1898 >> Hazel >> >> I have very little on GILMORE (GILMER), I do have a lot on Mary's >>family. I would be happy to share what I do have. >> >> >>Thanks, >>Betty >>bjhootman@shighway.com > >Hi Betty, >My name is Phil Gilmore Sr., I live in NC and my Gilmores/Gilmers/Gilmours, >and on and on, are the early settlers of Penna, settling in Cumberland and >Lancaster Co's, in the mid 1600's. >Why is he telling me this, you say? To get to your initial query, George >Gilmore, my line went to Iowa and died in Independence. I have lots of >information on Iowa Gilmores', but don't know if this will be of any >assistance to you. I will be glad to forward this information, but be >advised, it is pretty hefty in size and will require me to send you four >separate e-mails. If you wish me to do so, please advise. > >Respectfully, >C. Philip Gilmore Sr. >Tryon ,NC >philgilmore@teleplex.net >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >

Hello! I am new to the GILMORE list. I have been very interested in your Missouri GILMORE's. Does anyone have any GILMORE's one state North in Iowa? I am looking for a William GILMER m. Barbara DOUGHERTY, I have no dates or places for them. I have two sons: Nathaniel Squire & Charles, both born Iowa. I have no info on Charles. Nathaniel GILMORE, b. 1858, Jefferson co., IA; married: #1 -- Mary V. MYERS 11 January 1885, Jefferson co., IA #2 -- Elizabeth H. KRAMER 17 October 1897, Jefferson co., IA Children of Nathaniel & Mary Mabel, b. 1885 Jefferson co., IA John, b. 1888 " " Floyd, b 1890 " " Grace, b. 1893 " " Infant, b & d. 1896 " " Children of Nathaniel & Elizabeth Helen, b. 1898 Hazel I have very little on GILMORE (GILMER), I do have a lot on Mary's family. I would be happy to share what I do have. Thanks, Betty bjhootman@shighway.com