I have seen lots of discussion about Gilmore's from Mongomery County Kentucky. I have two questions: 1) Can someone tell me where this county is in the state? Is it on the Ohio side? 2) Does anyone know of a Margaret Gilmore who married a John Cobey? I have them living in Springfield Ohio in 1860. Margaret is 39 and John is 30. I could be wrong, but there is a 50/50 chance that Margaret is a Gilmore. Thanks in advance for any help _____________________ Joe Walsh FutureTense, Inc. jwalsh@futuretense.com http://www.futuretense.com (978) 635-3141

Ted, I can't thank you enough! maybe with this information (especially the different spelling of Gilmore) I might find an Addison Young Gilmore or Walter Mudd Gilmore. One more question. Are you a member of Ancestry.com? Is it worth joining? It seems that most information is from there but I'm never sure if people travel to the library are if they are really able to find this on the net as a registered member. What do you think? Linda Ted Stout wrote: > Linda > > I dug out my notes. I have the source as Mormon microfilm 897,455 of the > book Gilmore Family Genealogy by Walter S. Beanblossom. James Gilmore (II) > was a Rev. War Vet so his papers probably give some additional information. > Here is what my notes say: > > James Gilmore b 1722 Northern Ireland came to Lancaster Co. PA in 1735 and > married Martha DENNISON. He moved to Augusta Co. VA. Sons John and Thomas > were born there. In 1764 he moved to Rockingham Co. VA. Other sons were > James, David and William > > James Gilmore (II) son of above was b Jan 17, 1745 Lancaster Co. PA. He > served several tours in the Rev. War and received pension S30,432. He > moved to KY in 1780 to Montgomer Co. 1782 Lincoln Co. 1815 to Christian Co. > Will signed 25 May 1832 probated 2 Dec. 1834 in Christian Co. The will > lists sons James, George, and Alexander. (In his will the family name was > written Gilmour) > > James Gilmore (III) > Married Nancy Mudd in Hardin Co. KY 10/22/1817 consent of James Gilmore and > Walter Mudd. Nancy was a sister of Priscilla and Millie Mudd who married > Smith and Alexander Gilmore sons of David Gilmore. > > You can see why the name Walter Mudd Gilmore rang a bell with me. > > Ted > > At 07:13 PM 12/7/98 -0600, you wrote: > >I am searching for the parents of Addison Young Gilmore > >born in Kentucky (county unknown) Feb 09, 1834, He married > >Elizabeth TRENT also born in Kentucky. The couple showup > >on the 1870 census for Howard County, Boonslick Township, > >Missouri, where they remained for the rest of their lives. > > A. Y. Gilmore died Oct 24, 1920 > > > >I do no 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 and A. Y. and > >Elizabeth never travelled. > > > >Hope someone has an idea for a conneciton because I'm > >stumped! > > > >Linda Malloy > > > > > >

VOLUME III-Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in VA. by Lyman Chalkley ABSTRACTS OF WILL OF AUGUSTA CO. VA.--WILL BOOK NO.2 (pg 221) --16th Nov., 1757. Richard wood's bond as sheriff (with John Bowyer, Joseph Lapsley, Mathew Lyle, Saml. McDowell, John Gilmore, Henry Kirkam.----pg 47 (pg 331) 16th Aug. 1759. Mathew Lyle's bond ( with Richard Woods, James Gilmer) as guardian (?) to Samuel McMurty, orphan of Alex. McMurty.----pg. 55 (pg 342) 22 Nov. 1759. Thomas Gilmore's bond (with William Elliott, Jno. Gay) as administrator of John Gilmore.---pg 55 (pg 352) 18th March, 1760. Hugh Cunningham's bond (with John Gilmore, Jno Collier, James Gilmore) as administrator of Jacob Cunningham.----pg 56 (pg 393) 30th May, 1760 John Spear's will--wife, Jean; son, Hugh. Executors, wife Jean and Alex. McFeeters. Teste: John Brown James Gilmer, James Phillips. Proved, 19th Aug. 1760, by Gilmer and Phillips. Both executors qualified. Jane Spear, Alex. Mcfetters, James Gilmer.------pg 59 (pg 418) 18th Nov. 1760- The following notes against Daniel and Samuel Lyle--John Gilmer-----pg 60 ABSTRACTS OF WILL OF AUGUSTA CO. VA.--WILL BOOK NO. 3 (pg 125) 28th Mar. 1762- John Perry's will--To Thos. Kirkpatrick $10; to brother, James Perry; to Mary Perry andher children. Remaining time James Gilmer has to serve to be disposed of.--pg 68 (pg 156) 6th Feb. 1762--James Lister's estate solt to, viz: others and James Gilmore. --pg 70 (pg 264) 18th June, 1763--Joseph McCord's estate appraised, by others and John Gilmer.--pg 80 (pg 279) 20th Sept. 1763- James and John Gilmore's bond (with James McGavock, Jno. Bowyer) as administrators of John Gilmore.--pg 81 (pg 304) 16th Nov. 1763-Appraisement of will--John Gilmore--pg 82 (pg 364) 20th Nov. 1764--James and Mary Trimble's bond (with James Gilmore,others) as administrators of John Trimble.--pg 86 (pg 403) 27 Oct. 1760--John Colyer's will--executors, wife and James Gilmore.--pg 90 (pg435) 21st Oct. 1765--Sale bill reported of William Culberts, by William Gilmore, administrator, to viz: a lot of others and Jannet Gilmore..---pg 93 ABSTRACTS OF WILL OF AUGUSTA CO. VA. COUNTY COURT--WILL BK. NO.4 (PG 164) 12th Nov. 1768--appraiseed estate--James Gilmore--pg 106 (pg 241) 26th Nov 1767--Stephen Conrad's estate sold to others and Peachey Gilmore.--pg. 110 (pg 373) 20th Mar. 1771--Margaret Linsey's estate settled by John Gilmore and others. --pg 117 ABSTRACTS OF WILLS OF AUGUSTA CO. VA. WILL BOOK NO 5 (pg 544) 17th Feb. 1778--Recorded--David Hestin's appraisement by Daniel Kidd, James Hill, Jacob Peck--Above goods were sold on the expedition against the Cherokees. to viz: Capt. John Gilmore and others.---pg 149 (pg 173) 16th May 1781--Recorded-John Berry's estate settlement- Debts paid to others and Capt. John Gilmore.--pg 159 (pg 496) 13th Nov. 1779-James Gilmore's (Gilmer) will--To wife, Ann: to son, John: to son James: to son Alexander; to four daughters, Elizabeth Campbell, Martha Curry, Rebekah Brawford, Janet Perry. Executors, wife Ann and sons John and James. Teste; Elijah McClenachan, Arthur Hamilton, Wm. Blair. Proved, 20th Sept. 1785, by Hamilton and Blair. John qualifies.--pg 174 CIRCUIT COURT WILLS--WILL BOOK NO 1 Deed Book N. 1 (Pg 222) -22nd Nov. 1746. Samuel Norwood to John Gilmer, yeoman, $130; 500 acres, part of a large tract formerly Francis McCown's land and sold to Samuel by Francis. 9th April, 1746, recorded in Augusta on Tees Creek. Witnesses, Robert Erwin, John Carr, Hugh Martain, Acknowledged, 21st May 1747.---pg 259 (Pg 547)Aug. 1747--Same as to James Gilmore's deed.----pg 269 (Pg 53) --16th Aug. 1748--Benj. Borden to John Gilmer, in 92,100; John Carr's line. Delivered: James Gilmore, 10th Aug. 1750.-pg 270 (Pg 55) 18th Aug. 1748. Benj. Borden to James Gilmer. Hugh Cunningham, Jno. Carr.--pg 270 Deed Book No. 3 (Pg109) 12th Feb. 1750-1---Andrew McNab to John Gilmer(Gilmore), 138 acres Back Creek of Tees Creek. Line of Bordon's great track. Test: John McKown, Francis McKnown. Deed Book No. 6 (pg 38) 21st Mar. 1755, Robert Poage and Elizabeth to James Gilmore, $30, 285 acres in Fork of James on head of Mill Creek; corner Joseph Walker; cor. Mary Doughert. Delivered to James Gilmore, Nov. 1766.---pg 334 (Pg 273) 13th Feb. 1756--James Cunningham, yeoman, to Isaac Cunningham, $10, 128 acres, part of 400 acres by patent 20th Aug. 1745, on Tees Creek, cor. William Gillmer. Signed by Margaret Cunningham, but certificates say wife Mary. Teste: Jacob Cunningham, Charly Dougherty, John Gillmer.--pg 341 (Pg 315) 15th May 1756--James Gilmer, yeoman, and Marthow (Martha) to James Todd, yeoman, $77, 185 acres upon Buffelo Creek, part of James Gilmor's tract. Delivered, Francis McBride, Aug. 1769.-pg 342 (Pg 34) 16th May 1758-John Gilmor, Sr. and Agness to Wm. Gilmore, yeoman. $10, 250 acres on Tees Creek in Fork of James, part of the track John now lives on containing 500 acres. Teste: Wm. McKemey, John Gilmer. Sent to Wm Gilmore, May 1769.--pg 352 (Pg 322) 20th May 1760- James Gilmore, eldest son and heir-at-law of John Gilmore, deceased, and Martha, to Thomas Gilmore, $5,250 acres on Tee's, alias Carr's Creek; corner John and Wm. Gilmore, part of 500 acres conveyed to John Gilmore, deceased, by Samuel Norwood, Sent to Thomas Gilmore, Dec. 1760. --pg 361 (Pg 54) 19th Nov. 1760, Same to James Gilmore, $100, 190 acres in Forks of James on Cedar Creek; cor. Poage's land, Thomas Hatton's line, John Darick's line; cor. Samuel Walker and John Allison. Delivered: James Gilmore, Nov. Court 1766----pg 365 (Pg 397) 26th May 1761; John Madison and Agatha to Peachey Gilmore, $30, 300 acres on south side Shanando River, patented to John, 2nd June, 1758, Frazier's land. Teste: Geo. Gray, Henry Ruburn. --pg 372 Deed Book No 10 (Pg 122) 16th Feb. 1762 John Madison and Agatha to Peachy Ridgeway Gilmore, $200, 490 acres on Shanando, patented to John, 7th Aug.1761. Delivered; Robert Grattan, 23rd June 1801--pg 380 Deed Book No. 11 (pg 517) 20th Mar. 1764 James Arbuckle and Rachel to James Gilmore, $60, on James River below the Island Ford, 400 acres patented to James, 5th Sep. 1749 (this is a mortgage of lease and release). Delivered; James Gilmore, Aug 1765---pg 407 Deed Book No. 12 (pg 446) 20th Nov. 1765, James Gilmore to James Arbuckle, Release of mortgage, 20th Mar. 1764---pg 438 Deed Book No 13 (pg 315) 15th May 1767, John Ramsey and Mary to John Gilmer, Jr. $145 paid to Andrew Evans, 220 acres, part of 400 acres which did belong to John Ramsey upon main branch of James River, cor. Carmickel's land. Delivered; Robt. Thompson, 24th May 1784--pg 453 (pg 446) 10th June 1767, Peachey Ridgeway Gilmore to Thomas Burke, $85, 300 acres on Shanando River, patented to John Madison, 2nd June 1758, and sold by John to grantor. a gum near Frazer's land. Delivered; Robert Crattan, Esq. 15th Oct. 1808---pg 457 Deed Book 15 (pg 227) 17th Nov 1768, George Gibson and Isabella to James Gilmore Jr. $150, 200 acres on North Branch of Collier's Creek, Teste; Moses Collyer, John Collier.----pg 479

VOLUME II Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in VA. by Lyman Chalkley JUDGEMENTS April, 1803 (N to Z)---pg 40 John Scott vs. Valentine Miller--Rockbridge co., hundred and twenty acres, Patent by Henry Lee to Peter Wiley 6th Jan. 1792, 120 acres adjoining Smith Williams and Jane Gilmore on Collier's Creek. JUDGEMENTS Page 69 Copy of Charles Lewis's will of Rockingham, dated 15th of Oct. 1789. Proven in Rockingham, February Court 1790. Funeral services to be read by Peachey Gilmore, as is found in Clark's Reformed Liturgy. Distressed son and his family; daughter McElhaney, daughter Gilmer: late brother General Andrew Lewis; brother William Lewis of Sweet Springs; son-in-law Col Stuart; son-in-law Layton Lancey and his wife, Fanny; unmarried daughters, Ann and Sophia; daughter Agathy Stuart; son Thomas, who has rendered himself incapable of maintaining himself by his own miscondict and follies; son-in-law John Stuart; nephew William Lewis, son of William Lewis of Sweet Springs; sons John and Andrew; daughter, Jean, wife of Thomas Hughes. John, Andrew and Jean are excluded on account of their vices. Infant sons Charles and William; grandsons, Thomas and Charles, sons of John Lewis; granddaughter, Elizabeth; daughters, Margaret Bowyer, Mary McElhaney, Elizabeth Gilmore. Page 90 Will of John Beatie, of Washington county, dated 18th Aug. 1790, proven in Washington co. 14th Sept. 1790. Wife Elenor, son William, daughter Agness Dysart, granddaughters Ellinor and Martha Gilmore, son David, son-in-law David Sawyers, son-in-law James Logan, son-in law Mathew Ryburn. Page 91-92 Sarah Parks, aged 50 years, deposes November, 1796, in Hamshire that 28 years ago she moved with her husband, Richard Boyce, to Patterson's Creek Manor. Previously she had knowned John Gilmore and his family, who lived in the neighborhood with her on Opeckon Creek in Frederick Co. and who had moved to Patterson's Manor Creek before Sarah. Gilmore had at least five daughters, viz; Eleanor, Margaret, Nancy, Betsey and Polly. Gilmore died two years or three years after he obtained a lease. Eleanor married William Howel. Two or three years after her father's death Margaret died and afterwards the daughter named Polly called herself Margaret. Eleanor is dead at this date of deposition. John Vandever, aged 40, deposes as above; He is son of William Vandever. William Vandever, aged over 70 years, deposes as above; he lived in the Manor 26 years. Gilmore obtained his lease about the 14th of May, 1771, when Eleanor was about 17-18 years old and Margaret about 16-17. Benjamin Rutherford, aged 78, deposes in Winchester, 5th Nov. 1796. He moved to the manor about 4 years before Braddock's defeat. Isaac Free had already settled there with others. Answer of George Hill says in 1740 Fairfax issued a proclamation inviting persons to settle in the Manor and Isaac Free was one of the first. He sold to John Gilmore, now deceased. Page 182 Gilmore vs. Gilmore--O.S.223; N.S.82--Deed 21st December 1793, by John Miller and Jane Miller, his Mother; Margaret Miller his wife; Samuel Miller and Polly, his wife, of Rockingham to Thomas and Gad Gilmore, 169 1/2 acres on Muddy Creek in Rockingham, patented to Alexander Miller, 14th May 1787, who died interstate, and the land descended to above grantors, his widow and children. Recorded in Rockingham, Dec. 1793. Grantees were brothers. FEE BOOK OF AUGUSTA CO. 1747-8 (pg 58) James Gilmore, (August), Borden's deeds to you: note, it's not the same that sued Trimble;---pg 396 (pg 144) John Davidson, taylor; James Gilmore, near Staunton;Robert Hamilton, near Carr's Creek.----pg 404 (pg 140) James Gilmore, Jr., Forks-----pg 405 (pg 93) James Gilmore, Beverley Manor---pg 407 TITHABLES, 1781 James Gilmore Sr.----pg 429 AUGUSTA PARISH VESTRY BOOK (Pg 24) 8th of March, 1747-8, James Gilmore---pg 436 (Pg 154) 1755--James Gilmore---pg. 441 (Pg 171) 1756---James Gilmore--pg. 443 (Pg 377) 1764---James Gilmore---pg 449 (Pg 385) 1765---William Gilmore---pg 451 (Pg 428P 1767---John Gilmer, between Buffelow and North River to the North Mountain.----pg 454 (Pg 449) 1767-1768----James Gilmore--John Gilmore----pg 458 (Pg 260) 1759-----James Gilmore----pg 462 (Pg 280) 1760-----James Gilmore----pg 463 (Pg 290) 1760-----John Gilmer----pg 465 MILITARY SERVICES William Miller's Declaration, Sept. 3rd, 1832: Age 75: drafted under Capt. Gaines Gilmore, of Rockbridge: Lieut. John Caruthers, Ensign John McCorkle, Gen. Smallwood , Soldier William Gilmore, Capt. William Paxton; was born in Penn., March 1st 1757; Jphn Gilmore served a tour with him.-----pg 483 John Jones Declaration, Jan. 15th 1833; Age 77 years eleven mounths and thirteen days.(more to this file) Ensign James Gilmore--pg 487 Zedekiah Shumaker's Declaration; 15th Oct. 1832--Ensign James Gilmore; served there under Capt. Mathew Arbuckle,---pg 492 Jacob Kinnison's Declaration, Aug 8th 1833, Aged 76--served under Capt Arbuckle at Point Pleasant, his officers were Lieut. James Gilmer and others----pg 498

I copied this a few years ago for my files. I hope these help some of you Gilmore researchers. Wilma RESEARCH SOURCE: CHRONICLES OF THE SCOTCH/IRISH SETTLEMENT OF AUGUSTA CO. VA. BY--LYMAN CHALKEY Extracted from the original court records of Augusta Co. Years 1745-1800 Numbers in (-) are page numbers in Court Order Books VOLUME 1 May 28, 1751---pg 43--Aug. co. order book NO.II (565) Edward Davis, servant of John Gilmore of Albemarle, died at the home of James Brown, near the Court House, in the town of Staunton, leaving goods and money supposed to have been stolen from Saml. Dunlop of Isle of Wight. March 22, 1753---pg 57 (414) To keep road formerly laid of from James Young's Mill to said Buchanan's Mill---James Gilmore Nov. 22, 1759---pg 85--Aug. order book NO. VI (320) Administration of John Gilmore was moved for by James Gilmore, eldest son, and also by Thomas Gilmore, the youngest son--granted to Thomas. Nov. 19, 1761--pg 93/94--Aug. co. court order book NO.VII (115) Thomas Gilmore-vs.-George Wilson---Agreed case submitted, viz: During the late war the Indians came to the plantation where plaintiff lived, and after killing his father and mother, robbed them and plaintiff of almost everything they had, and amongst other things, the horse in dispute. Defendant and several others pursued the Indians several days and retook great part of the things belonging to the plaintiff. The inhabitants of Car's Creek, the plaintiff not one of them, offered to any persons that would go after the Indians and redeem the prisoners they should have all plunder belonging to them. Sept. 20, 1763--pg. 108--Order book NO.III (217) James and John Gilmore qualify admrs. Thomas Gilmore. William Gilmore qualified admr. of Wm. Culberts. March 20, 1764--pg 111 (389) Comn. for examination of Martha, wife of James Gilmore. August 22, 1767--pg 138--Order book NO. XI (250) James Gilmore, Juror August 24, 1767--pg 139 (322) James Gilmore, witness Nov. 17, 1767--pg 140 (338) Hemp certificate: James Gilmore March 15, 1768--pg 144 (489) Hemp certificate: Peachey Ridgeway Gilmore (493) Hemp certificate: John Gilmer August 17, 1768--pg 150--Order book NO. XII (318) Hemp certificates: John Mills, James Gilmore November 21, 1768--pg 153 (495) To view a road from George Gibson,s at the House Mountain to John Hanna,s Mill--James Gilmore March 21, 1769--pg 155--Order book NO. XIII (84) Road surveyor: John Gilmore January 2, 1772--pg 166--Order book MO. XIV (324) A certificate of Saml. McDowell to William Gilmer for provisions the Militia of Augusta and Botetourt ordered certified. August 19, 1772--pg 168 (404) John Gilmore, aged 14, orphan of Thomas Gilmore, chose John Gilmore and John Thompson guardians. August 16, 1774--pg 181--Order book NO. XVI (2) William Gilmore and Alex Brownlee qualified Constables. August 17, 1774--pg 181 (10) William and John Gilmore to be surveyors of road from head of Carr,s Creek to North River--new road established. August 20, 1777--pg 193 (221) Tithables to be taken in following Companies: Capt. John Gilmore, Capt John Lyle's, and Capt. David Gray's, and oath of allegiance to be administered to all. May 21, 1778--pg 198 (326) William Gilmore, returned no inhabitant. COUNTY COURT JUDGEMENTS November, 1762 (A)---pg 329 Thomas Gilmore vs. James Gilmore, eldest son of John Gilmore. Chg. writ. 1760 May, 1783 (B)---pg 379 William Downing, infant, by Charles Campbell, next friend, vs. James Gilmore and Ann, his wife--Case, 25, May 1779 ORIGINAL PETITIONS AND PAPERS FILED IN THE COUNTY COURT 1753-1754, Pt. 1 page 443--Petitioners ask that the following be assigned to work the road from James Young,s mill to John Buchanan's mill: James Gilmor COUNTY COURT JUDGEMENTS November, 1764 (B)--pg 454 Vail vs. Ligate--We Alexander Liggetes and Samuel Steel, of Augusta county, etc, do promise to pay James Gilmore, etc, 4th June, 1760 August, 1767 (D)--pg 461 William Gilmore, Dr., to Dr. William Cabell, 1763, April 9, to dressing your daughter Eleanor's eye until the 22nd day; Bord; Trouble; about her interment; coffin, etc.,$3,15,0

I have researched the Gilmores of Rockbridge Co., VA to Pulaski Co., KY for about 15 years or more. The Rockingham Co., VA Gilmores came from Pennsylvania to Virginia, and we assume the Rockbridge Co., VA Gilmores were also in Pennsylvania before coming down to Augusta/Rockbridge Counties but I have not been able to prove it. Freda

I found a death record for a Mrs. Lou Adams b. 18 Aug 1870 MO d. 27 Mar 1922. This was evidently in Springfield MO. Her body was shipped to Pilgram, Dade Co. Mo for burial. Father was listed as Andrew J. Durnell b. KY and Catherine Gilmore b. ?. I tried to find the cemetery that Mrs. Adams was buried in but didn't. Pilgram is close to Friend Cem. where several Gilmores are buried. Any body know about these people? Shirley Moore smoore03@mail.orion.org

Norma, I'll try to track down my notes. I have Martha as a second wife with three more boys. Two of those boys are buried in Greenfield Cem. in Dade Co. MO. Coulda been from the obits or from census records. Shirley Moore smoore03@mail.orion.org On Thu, 10 Dec 1998 Noyng@aol.com wrote: > > Shirley - I only have William married one time - to Frances. I don't have > anything about a marriage to a Martha? Wow! Maybe, Frances isn't my > ancestor! When you check your paper files, I will, of course, appreciate any > clarifying information you may have. > > I so appreciate your help. Thank you. > > Norma > noyng@aol.com > >

I thought I would post my Gilmers again to see if anyone has anything on these families? Descendants of William H. GILMER - 10 Dec 1998 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIRST GENERATION 1. William H. GILMER1 was born about 1800/1 in NORTH CAROLINA. He appeared on the census in 1850 in HICKMAN CO, TN. He appeared on the census in 1860 in HICKMAN CO, TN. There is a Sarah J. Wanford age 22 born in Tn in this household. He died before 1880 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. DO NOT KNOW EXACT DATE BELIEVE BEFORE 1880 He was buried in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. IN 1860 CENSUS HAD 700.00 WORTH OF PERSONAL PROPERTY He was married to Sarah LEWIS on 16 Oct 1817 in MAURY COUNTY, TN.2 Sarah LEWIS was born in 1802/3 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. IN 1880 CENSUS SHE WAS LIVING WITH FRANKLIN GILMER William H. GILMER and Sarah LEWIS had the following children: +2 i. James Alexander GILMER. 3 ii. Lucinda GILMER was born on 1 May 1824 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. +4 iii. John T. GILMER. 5 iv. Mary M. GILMER was born on 29 Nov 1828 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. +6 v. William T. GILMER. 7 vi. Matthew D. GILMER was born on 25 Dec 1833 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. +8 vii. Nancy E. GILMER. 9 viii. Sarah Jane GILMER was born on 6 Jun 1838 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. +10 ix. William Franklin "Boss" GILMER. +11 x. Newton GILMER. SECOND GENERATION 2. James Alexander GILMER was born on 9 Sep 1823 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. He was buried in May 1906 in LEDBETTER CEM., LOBELVILLE, TN. PERRY CO.. THIS CEMETERY IS LOCATED ON LOST CREEK 3 MILES FROM LOBELVILLE, TENNESSEE He died on 17 May 1906 in PERRY CO., TENNESSEE. In the 1850 Tn census for Hickman County there is a John A. Bates age 16, living in this household. He was married to Martha Ann BRATTON (daughter of Robert Franklin BRATTON Sr. and Matilda J. HULME) on 9 Nov 1848 in HICKMAN CO., TENNESSEE. Martha Ann BRATTON was born in 1828 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. She died in 1897. She was buried in LEDBETTER CEMETERY, LOBELVILLE, TN.. LEDBETTER CEMETERY IS LOCATED ON LOST CREEK, 3 MILES FROM LOBELVILLE, TENNESSEE IN PERRY CO. James Alexander GILMER and Martha Ann BRATTON had the following children: +12 i. James Robert GILMER. +13 ii. Samuel Newton "Doc" GILMER. +14 iii. Sarah Martha Matilda GILMER. +15 iv. Martha L. GILMER. 4. John T. GILMER was born on 16 Sep 1826 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. He appeared on the census in 1850 in HICKMAN CO, TN. He appeared on the census in 1860 in HICKMAN CO, TN. In the 1850 census this family was in Hickman County, Tn He was married to Mary J. in 1849 in PERRY CO., TENNESSEE. Mary J. was born in 1832 in TN. John T. GILMER and Mary J. had the following children: 16 i. Sarah J. GILMER was born in Feb 1850 in TN. 17 ii. William A. GILMER was born in 1854 in PERRY CO., TN. 18 iii. L. F. GILMER was born in 1857 in TN. 6. William T. GILMER was born on 26 Feb 1832 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. He appeared on the census in 1860 in HICKMAN CO, TN. He died on 15 Sep 1862 in VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI. He was buried in VICKSBURG , MISSISSIPPI. He was married to M.M. in 1854 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. M.M. was born in 1832 in TN. William T. GILMER and M.M. had the following children: 19 i. WILLIAM L GILMER was born in 1855 in TN. 20 ii. JOHN T GILMER was born in 1857 in TN. 21 iii. JAMES WILLIAM GILMER was born on 5 Nov 1858 in TN. He died on 13 Jun 1928 in YORKVILLE, TN, GIBSON CO.. He was buried in YORKVILLE CEMETERY, GIBSON , TN. 22 iv. NEWTON CASS GILMER was born on 6 May 1861 in TN. He died on 29 May 1920 in NEWBORN, TENNESSEE DYER CO.. He was buried in CENTER CEMETERY, DYER CO., TN. 8. Nancy E. GILMER was born on 14 Jun 1835 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. She died after Aug 1911 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE.3 She was married to ELIAS BATES in 1855 in PERRY CO., TENNESSEE. ELIAS BATES was born in Apr 1835 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE.4 He died after 7 Aug 1911.3 Nancy E. GILMER and ELIAS BATES had the following children: 23 i. SARAH ELIZABETH BATES was born in 1857/58 in TN. She died in 1899 in TN. 24 ii. MARY ALICE BATES was born in Dec 1859 in TN. 25 iii. VICTORY BATES was born in Feb 1864 in TN. 26 iv. DONNA BATES was born on 7 Dec 1865 in TN. She died on 22 Jan 1924 in CENTERVILLE, TN., HICKMAN CO. She was buried in CENTERVILLE, TN., HICKMAN CO. 27 v. ZACHARIA R BATES was born in Apr 1868 in TN. 28 vi. ZEBUDER D BATES was born in Nov 1870 in TN. 29 vii. N.D. BATES was born in Dec 1874 in TN. 10. William Franklin "Boss" GILMER was born on 5 Oct 1840 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. He appeared on the census in 1860 in HICKMAN CO, TN. He is living in the household of James A. Gilmer He was married to Mary C FLOWERS (daughter of John Littleberry FLOWERS and Louisa BEAKLEY) on 7 Mar 1868 in HICKMAN CO., TENNESSEE. Mary C FLOWERS was born between 1846 and 1850 in PERRY CO., TENNESSEE. She died on 23 Jan 1880 in HICKMAN CO., TN. She was buried in HICKMAN CO., TN. William Franklin "Boss" GILMER and Mary C FLOWERS had the following children: +30 i. JOHN WILLIAM GILMER. 31 ii. SARAH LOUISE GILMER was born on 8 Oct 1872 in TN. She died on 8 Apr 1952 in PERRY CO., TN. She was buried in KING CEMETERY, PERRY CO., TN. 32 iii. MARY ELIZABETH GILMER was born in 1874 in TN. She was buried in GADSDEN, CROCKETT, TN. 33 iv. NANCY ANN GILMER was born on 25 Jun 1879 in TN. She died on 6 Mar 1962 in YORKVILLE, TN. GIBSON CO. She was buried in YORKVILLE, TN. GIBSON CO.. MARTHA C WHITWELL died before May 1923.5 11. Newton GILMER was born on 11 Sep 1842 in BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE. He died on 23 Jan 1929 in CENTERVILLE, TENNESSEE, HICKMAN CO.. He was buried in CENTERVILLE, TENNESSEE, HICKMAN CO.. He was married to ELIZABETH L. in 1864 in CENTERVILLE, TN. HICKMAN CO.. ELIZABETH L. was born on 28 Dec 1843. She died on 25 Jun 1930. She was buried in CENTERVILLE CEM., CENTERVILL, TN., HICKMAN CO. Newton GILMER and ELIZABETH L. had the following children: +34 i. WILLIAM A GILMER. +35 ii. NEWTON FRANK GILMER. 36 iii. MARTHA A GILMER was born in 1872 in TN. 37 iv. LOUISE GILMER was born in 1874 in TN. 38 v. GEORGE T GILMER was born in Nov 1875 in TN. 39 vi. JOHN S GILMER was born in Apr 1877 in TN. 40 vii. LEVY MINNIE D GILMER was born in Apr 1880. 41 viii. THOMAS GILMER was born in Nov 1881 in TN. 42 ix. JAMES M GILMER was born in Feb 1886 in TN. SOURCES 1. CHILDRENS NAMES: JOHANIA GILMER CLARK LOBELVILLE, TN 1850 CENSUS. 2. MAURY COUNTY, TN MARRIAGE RECORDS. 3. ELIAS BATES WILL. 4. CENSUS. 5. MARTHA WHITWELL'S WILL. -- Jannine Coble Gregory 7937 Jester Blvd Austin, Texas 78750 512-346-0232 512-346-0234 FAX

Freda Thanks for the information. As I said, I found this information long ago before learning it was not from my line. Do you have the ancestry of this James? Since Patrick Gilmore, Sr. of Warren Co. KY was born in Augusta Co. VA I have been wondering if all of these KY Gilmores aren't related back in VA or PA. Ted At 04:20 PM 12/10/98 EST, you wrote: >James Gilmore who married Martha Dennison?/Beattie? was in Rockbridge Co., VA >and not Rockingham County. Beanblossom has confused the two James Gilmores - >Rockingham and Rockbridge Gilmores. James and Martha Dennison? Gilmore had >the following children: >Margaret b. ca 1740 m. Mr. Anderson (don't now his first name) >Mary Gilmore b. 1742 m. William Foster. >John Gilmore b. 1743 m. 24 Jun 1791 Elizabeth Beach. Moved to Pulaski Co., >KY. >James Gilmore b. 1745 m. Martha McElwee. Moved to Pulaski Co., KY. James >commanded the Rockbridge Rifles at the Battle of Cowpens. >Martha Gilmore b. ca 1750 m. Capt. James Hall. Buried in Rockbridge Co. >Samuel Gilmore b. 1755 m. Elizabeth Modrell. To PUlaski Co., KY, TN and MO. >Joseph Gilmore m. 1793 Susanna Paxton. Remained in Rockbridge Co. >William Gilmore b. ca 1760 m. Martha Lackey. To Putnam Co, IN. >Agnes (Nancy) Gilmore b. ca 1761 m. Joseph McAlister. To Pulaski Co., KY. >Isabella Gilmore m. James Lackey. >Elinor Gilmore b. ca 1765 m. 5 Oct 1784 Rockbridge Co. to Joseph Williams. >Possibly moved to Pulaski Co., KY. > >Freda Strampe > > >

Hi Norma and all the other cousins in WONDER Land- I found in the Gillmore- Carter book that Patrick Gillmore, Jr m 2nd Mary Martin July 1848 widow in Warren Co KY - - - - - -Patrick Gillmore, Jr, and first wife, name unknown, Montgomery Co, KY 1810 census listed two sons and one daughter. Is your Richard Gilmore the one listed in Kentucky Land Grants, Vol 1, Part 1, Chapter IV? Also found 1790 NC Salisbury Dist, Guilford Co Census a Patrick Gilmore, head of family with 7 free white males under 16. This would be Patrick Sr, right? Are we talking same lineage here? Thanks, Pat

The Gilmores are more than mysterious! According to one source Samuel W. Gilmore ended up with his son Dr Elisha E. Gilmore in Bates Co MO. The Gillmore-Carter and Allied Families book says (and I quote) "Son Samuel Gillmore born 1812 Montgomery Co KY Married Oct 10 1831 Warren Co KY, Rosina Adair b 1813 KY, dau of Elisha Adair. They both died in Dade Co. MO" If they BOTH died in Dade Co, then when and where did SHE die, and when and where did HE die? I thought researching my Mary Smith was tough!! Help, please. Thanks, Pat

James Gilmore who married Martha Dennison?/Beattie? was in Rockbridge Co., VA and not Rockingham County. Beanblossom has confused the two James Gilmores - Rockingham and Rockbridge Gilmores. James and Martha Dennison? Gilmore had the following children: Margaret b. ca 1740 m. Mr. Anderson (don't now his first name) Mary Gilmore b. 1742 m. William Foster. John Gilmore b. 1743 m. 24 Jun 1791 Elizabeth Beach. Moved to Pulaski Co., KY. James Gilmore b. 1745 m. Martha McElwee. Moved to Pulaski Co., KY. James commanded the Rockbridge Rifles at the Battle of Cowpens. Martha Gilmore b. ca 1750 m. Capt. James Hall. Buried in Rockbridge Co. Samuel Gilmore b. 1755 m. Elizabeth Modrell. To PUlaski Co., KY, TN and MO. Joseph Gilmore m. 1793 Susanna Paxton. Remained in Rockbridge Co. William Gilmore b. ca 1760 m. Martha Lackey. To Putnam Co, IN. Agnes (Nancy) Gilmore b. ca 1761 m. Joseph McAlister. To Pulaski Co., KY. Isabella Gilmore m. James Lackey. Elinor Gilmore b. ca 1765 m. 5 Oct 1784 Rockbridge Co. to Joseph Williams. Possibly moved to Pulaski Co., KY. Freda Strampe

Most of his decendents are over in Dade Co. MO. I've been to just about every Gilmore grave in this area (Greene/Christian) Co. and very few of the Gilmores are KY Gilmores or decendents. The Gilmores in Fraizer are the decendents of Margarette Gilmore, daughter of John and Catherine. She has relatives buried over in the Sparta area and one brother buried in Taney Co. Several of the Gilmores living (or buried) in the Boaz area are decendents of John and Rosanna Good Gilmore. This includes another miller named Homer Gilmore. There are just a couple of burials in Greene Co. that are decendents of the KY Gilmores. Willis Gilmore, son of John and Louisa Lamb Gilmore is buried with his wife and mother-in-law, Elizabeth Pope Inman at Eastlawn in Springfield. The rest of the Gilmores around Springfield are from the Tenn family of Hugh Gilmore. The KY Gilmores are buried in several cemeteries in Dade Co. This includes Pennsboro Cem, Friend Cem, Greenfield Cem, and Pleasant Grove Cem. BTW, would sure like to prove that my ancestor Sarah Gilmore Inmon is the daughter of John and Catherine Darnell Gilmore. Shirley Moore smoore03@mail.orion.org On Wed, 9 Dec 1998 MMacmurph@aol.com wrote: > Don't forget me....I am going thru Richard GILMORE also... > Richard to John H. to Margaret (yes GILMORE) to David to Dora (my husbands > gmother). > > I am going to Cemeterys Christmas week in Springfield area. Planning on > hitting Frazier Cemetery, in Boaz among some others where other lines are > buried. Anybody know of Cemeterys in that area, other than Frazier, where > Patrick GILMOREs decendents are buried? > Thanks, Marilyn > >

Well, Ted & Shirley - you've certainly given me a lot of new information to think about - thank you! And, Ted, I think you're right - that your John and my Andrew were brothers. It's nice to make contact with another cousin, Ted. At least, I now know Sarah might have been a Darnal. What strikes me as strange is that someone would have crossed out Sarah's last name (Darnal) on the marriage record. And then, to just write in Elizabeth's name as mother & not Richard's as father; almost as though Sarah was not considered a Darnal. Am I confused? Shirley - I only have William married one time - to Frances. I don't have anything about a marriage to a Martha? Wow! Maybe, Frances isn't my ancestor! When you check your paper files, I will, of course, appreciate any clarifying information you may have. I so appreciate your help. Thank you. Norma noyng@aol.com

Ted, Do you have the names of any daughters of James Gilmore (b 1722) and Martha DENNISON? Thanks, Mary Foster Ted previously wrote: >Linda > >I dug out my notes. I have the source as Mormon microfilm 897,455 of the >book Gilmore Family Genealogy by Walter S. Beanblossom. James Gilmore (II) >was a Rev. War Vet so his papers probably give some additional information. > Here is what my notes say: > >James Gilmore b 1722 Northern Ireland came to Lancaster Co. PA in 1735 and >married Martha DENNISON. He moved to Augusta Co. VA. Sons John and Thomas >were born there. In 1764 he moved to Rockingham Co. VA. Other sons were >James, David and William > >James Gilmore (II) son of above was b Jan 17, 1745 Lancaster Co. PA. He >served several tours in the Rev. War and received pension S30,432. He >moved to KY in 1780 to Montgomer Co. 1782 Lincoln Co. 1815 to Christian Co. > Will signed 25 May 1832 probated 2 Dec. 1834 in Christian Co. The will >lists sons James, George, and Alexander. (In his will the family name was >written Gilmour) > >James Gilmore (III) >Married Nancy Mudd in Hardin Co. KY 10/22/1817 consent of James Gilmore and >Walter Mudd. Nancy was a sister of Priscilla and Millie Mudd who married >Smith and Alexander Gilmore sons of David Gilmore. > >You can see why the name Walter Mudd Gilmore rang a bell with me. > >Ted Mary J. Foster.................maryjfoster@mail.utexas.edu Cataloger (Serials, Photographs) ...........(512) 232-1862 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center ..........*or*.... University of Texas at Austin ..............(512) 471-9124

Linda I dug out my notes. I have the source as Mormon microfilm 897,455 of the book Gilmore Family Genealogy by Walter S. Beanblossom. James Gilmore (II) was a Rev. War Vet so his papers probably give some additional information. Here is what my notes say: James Gilmore b 1722 Northern Ireland came to Lancaster Co. PA in 1735 and married Martha DENNISON. He moved to Augusta Co. VA. Sons John and Thomas were born there. In 1764 he moved to Rockingham Co. VA. Other sons were James, David and William James Gilmore (II) son of above was b Jan 17, 1745 Lancaster Co. PA. He served several tours in the Rev. War and received pension S30,432. He moved to KY in 1780 to Montgomer Co. 1782 Lincoln Co. 1815 to Christian Co. Will signed 25 May 1832 probated 2 Dec. 1834 in Christian Co. The will lists sons James, George, and Alexander. (In his will the family name was written Gilmour) James Gilmore (III) Married Nancy Mudd in Hardin Co. KY 10/22/1817 consent of James Gilmore and Walter Mudd. Nancy was a sister of Priscilla and Millie Mudd who married Smith and Alexander Gilmore sons of David Gilmore. You can see why the name Walter Mudd Gilmore rang a bell with me. Ted At 07:13 PM 12/7/98 -0600, you wrote: >I am searching for the parents of Addison Young Gilmore >born in Kentucky (county unknown) Feb 09, 1834, He married >Elizabeth TRENT also born in Kentucky. The couple showup >on the 1870 census for Howard County, Boonslick Township, >Missouri, where they remained for the rest of their lives. > A. Y. Gilmore died Oct 24, 1920 > >I do no 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 and A. Y. and >Elizabeth never travelled. > >Hope someone has an idea for a conneciton because I'm >stumped! > >Linda Malloy > > >

Don't forget me....I am going thru Richard GILMORE also... Richard to John H. to Margaret (yes GILMORE) to David to Dora (my husbands gmother). I am going to Cemeterys Christmas week in Springfield area. Planning on hitting Frazier Cemetery, in Boaz among some others where other lines are buried. Anybody know of Cemeterys in that area, other than Frazier, where Patrick GILMOREs decendents are buried? Thanks, Marilyn

Sorry Cousins, It's the same ole grind with me, I'm still a one ancestor Gilmore as follows: Millie E. Gilmore born abt 1854 Missouri her "proper name" is: DeMillard Elizabeth Gilmore She married Levi S. Tyler 28 Jul 1878 in Vernon Co, Missouri In 1896 Millie and Levi lived in Cane Hill, Cedar Co, Missouri Her parents origins: 1880 census Vernon Co, MO Father MO Mother MO 1900 census Searcy Co, AR " MO " MO 1920 census Latimer Co, OK " Indiana " Illinois I have no explanation for the differences in parental origins, except that someone else may have given the information to one or more of the census takers. I do know that Millie was illiterate, she was listed as not able to read or write, while Levi did, and have I have seen his legible signature on a land record in Arkansas. The 1920 census is the last that is known about either Millie or Levi. Several searches of different time spans in both Arkansas and Oklahoma have failed to produce a death certificate. Their daughter, Pearlie Mae, died in 1925 Dade Co, Missouri, and guess nobody kept in touch with them after that. If you made it all the way to here, thanks for "listening," it's appreciated. Hope to find an "official" cousin connection some day. Vicki Peterson in Clovis, CA

Here's some more GILMORE's, only mine are from Illinois and Nebraska. Does any of these names look familiar? I have checked all the Family Tree Maker and Ancestry.com files. No matches. Working 6 days a week, makes it impossible for me to get to Seattle to look up census records. Looking for Marshall Calvin GILMORE's siblings and parents, etc. I have the FTM 1850 Illinois census microfilm CD. If I can find out who his parents were, then perhaps I can find additional info about him and his ancestors. The following info was sent to my sister and brother-in-law. Gaile Royce GILMORE is my brother-in-laws step-grandfather. Sorry, however this is all the info I have about the GILMORE family. Marshall Calvin GILMORE, b: December 16, 1864 in Winona, Illinois (county unknown), d: December 6, 1923 in unknown place, m: September 27, 1885 in unknown place to Emma Nancy FLOCK, b: May 13, 1869 in Centerville, Appanoose Co., Iowa, d: April 22, 1959 in unknown place. Children: l. Elva E GILMORE, b: August 31, 1886 in McCool Junction, Nebraska (county unknown), d: April 6, 1948 in unknown place, m: September 18, 1906 in unknown place to John WEAVER, birth and death info unknown. 2. Jesse C GILMORE, b: January 3, 1888 in McCool Junction, Nebraska (county unknown), d: April 25, 1960 in unknown place, m: October 7, 1911 in unknown place to Esther MOORE, birth and death info unknown. 3. Bertha M GILMORE, b: August 22, 1889 in McCool Junction, Nebraska (county unknown), d: unknown info, m: August 22, 1905 in unknown place to Dick COOPER, birth and death info unknown. 4. Letha A GILMORE, b: August 26, 1891 in McCool Junction, Nebraska (county unknown), d: September 8, 1959 in unknown place, m: November 4, 1909 in unknown place to John FRICKEY, birth and death info unknown. 5. Archie D GILMORE, b: August 9, 1895 in Maywood, Frontier Co., Nebraska, d: unknown info, m: March 13, 1915 in unknown place to Caro WARNER, birth and death info unknown. 6. Orval L GILMORE, b: October 28, 1897 in Maywood, Frontier Co., Nebraska, d: unknown info, m: May 28, 1919 in unknown place to Alice ANDERSON, birth and death info unknown. 7. Ivan V GILMORE, b: November 22, 1900 in Curtis, Grontier Co., Nebraska, d: July 20, 1971 in unknown place, m: April 6, 1921 in unknown place to Pearl MATTHEWS, birth and death info unknown. 8. Opal G GILMORE, b: February 29, 1904 in Oconto, Cluster Co., Nebraska, d: September 5, 1968 in unknown place, m: November 16, 1936 in unknown place to #1, Jack SEAMAN, #2 Roger DECKER, birth and death info unknown. Also, marriage date info to which one. 9. Gaile Royce GILMORE, b: September 11, 1908 in Lexington, Dawson Co., Nebraska, d: (think he is still living), m: #1 Anna FLEMING, marriage, birth and death info unknown, m: #2, June 30, 1938 in North Platte, Lincoln Co., Nebraska to Bernice McFARLAND, b: March 26, 1902 in Deweese, Clay Co., Nebraska, d: November 25, 1981 in Red Feather Lakes, Larimer Co., Colorado. Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated, Janet Snyder Poulsbo, WA