Did she say how old Pearl was? I have a Pearl in my line. Julie -----Original Message----- From: Kevin R. Wilson <krwilson@msmisp.com> To: GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com <GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 4:43 PM Subject: Re: Gilmore >Hi there I would love to share info with you. I have to work so on Saturday >I well e-mail all that I have. >Julie >-----Original Message----- >From: Barbara Kesel <barb@aub.com> >To: GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com <GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 1:07 PM >Subject: Gilmore > > >>Hi Cousins, once again please get a hold of me, my hard drive did it >>again. Vickie, I need you to contact me, there is a lady that has a >>Pearl Gilmore. I hope that was your line!!! Hoping to hear from you >>all. barb >> >

Hi there I would love to share info with you. I have to work so on Saturday I well e-mail all that I have. Julie -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Kesel <barb@aub.com> To: GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com <GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 1:07 PM Subject: Gilmore >Hi Cousins, once again please get a hold of me, my hard drive did it >again. Vickie, I need you to contact me, there is a lady that has a >Pearl Gilmore. I hope that was your line!!! Hoping to hear from you >all. barb >

Geez Barb, you are really having a time of it! Hope the situation takes a quick turn for the better. Didn't you already replace a hard drive in recent past? Maybe I'm thinking of someone else, as have heard several tragic stories about failed equipment lately. (Including me last summer.) So far our new H P Pavilion is running like a champ. They are almost giving computers away these days, have seen same setup as ours for $800 !!!!! Of course we paid more like $1,600 (rebates of several hundred, so really abt $1,300), but, that's the norm in computer world. My Pearl Tyler was born 1880 in Vernon Co, MO, m 1896 in Dade Co, MO, to Milford Dickerson. Pearl's folks were Millie E Gilmore born abt 1854 MO, m 1878 in Vernon Co, MO, to Levi Tyler. It's Millie E Gilmore that has me stumped. Vicki ---------- > From: Barbara Kesel <barb@aub.com> > To: GILMORE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Gilmore > Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 2:13 AM > > Hi Cousins, once again please get a hold of me, my hard drive did it > again. Vickie, I need you to contact me, there is a lady that has a > Pearl Gilmore. I hope that was your line!!! Hoping to hear from you > all. barb >

Hi Cousins, while looking for some of my Osage Indian family, I ran across some Gilmore folks that were on the roll, so thought someone may be able to use the information. Mary Gilmore#1271 S.J. Gilmore#1272 Sheriff Gilmore#1273 William H. Gilmore#1274 Now these were from the Indian Territory and there seems to be some Cherokee Gilmores too. Try looking in the Native American lists of OK and IT.. Hope it helps someone.

Hi Cousins, once again please get a hold of me, my hard drive did it again. Vickie, I need you to contact me, there is a lady that has a Pearl Gilmore. I hope that was your line!!! Hoping to hear from you all. barb

Please change my email address from jw67923@qconline.com to jnjanwest@inter-linc.net. Thanks Janet Westmorland Jnjanwest@inter-linc.net (417)339-3486 Have A Nice Day!!

Please change my email address from Jw67923@qconline.com to Jnjanwest@inter-linc.net Janet Westmorland Jnjanwest@inter-linc.net (417)339-3486 Have A Nice Day!!

OOOPS - Mary Gilmore, daughter of William and Diana Gilmore (from Farmerstown, NY) married Henry Quick 16-Sept-1847 in Steuben Co., IN. NOT 1894 as I so absentmindedly copied from her obituary! This date (1847) is from marriage records of Steuben County. Obviously the 1894 date is an error in her obit as their children were born 1848, 1850, 1853, etc. Sorry I did not catch it when I wrote the previous note. Catherine

At 02:15 PM 11/20/98 -0600, you wrote: >Good morning, > >I've been lurking on this list for a bit, looking for a possible link, >since it seems that so many on this list seem to be related to each other. >I've been working on my family history for a couple of years now, and every >now and then I work on my GILMORE line only to be faced with a brick wall, >and no way to get past it. So, I usually end up putting it away for awhile >to find it again later and reach the same conclusion. > >I love to do research and finding this branch of my family is becoming a >quest for me because other relatives are working on other branches but no >one seems to get very far on this one, and I want to be able to shed some >light on it for them. Anyway....here's what I know, and maybe someone has >run across information on my family in looking for their own. > >Thomas Carr GILMORE was born in 1853 to parents unknown in OH. (I need >some help figuring out where in OH to start looking. I understand that >during this time there were probably 2-300 Gilmore's in OH - YIKES!) > >He married Mary Josephine O'Bryant in Larue County Kentucky on January 30, >1876 and they had two girls. Mary Agnes Gilmore b. 1877 and Anna Elizabeth >Gilmore b. May 1880. I can't find anything on either of the girls past >their marriages and that's only from family talk..no hard data to confirm >spellings, and full names and dates. > >Josephine died in 1881, then Thomas married her sister Jennie Louise >O'Bryant on Dec. 28, 1882. They had 5 children together. Franklin Lee >Gilmore b. December 1884, Josie T. Gilmore b. October 1887 d. 1919 and is >buried with Thomas and Jennie in the Hodgenville KY Catholic cemetary. >Geneva Gilmore b. Sept 1889, Jane Gilmore b. May 1891 and Thomas Byard >Gilmore b. November 27, 1895. > >Thomas Carr Gilmore was a carpenter all his life and died in December 1895 >(we assume) when he fell off a ladder and broke his neck. He died in Ft. >Smith, AR where he was building the city, and on several occasions we know >that his wife visited there or he went back to KY to visit. > >I can provide more on the descendants, but would really like to learn more >about Thomas Carr and his life and ancestors because I just can't imagine >that he dropped out of the sky one day...<smile> > >Thank you in advance for any advice you can provide, even if it's just to >point me in a direction to go look. > >Janet Ehlers >"I'm not stuck....just ancestorally challenged...." > Janet, Don't know if these land records will assist you or not but you are welcome to them. Not my line, but might be yours..... "Accept the challenge" It's well woth it. Goog Luck Phil Gilmore Sr. Tryon NC philgilmore@teleplex.net THOMAS GILMORE MARIETTA 2172 1835/10/06 OHIO RIVER SURVEY 7 N 7 W 24 43.7500 THOMAS GILMORE BUCYRUS 7435 1834/10/08 1ST PRINCIPAL 4 N 15 E 23 160.0000 THOMAS GILMORE MARIETTA 3601 1837/11/07 OHIO RIVER SURVEY 7 N 7 W 23 39.2300 Land Records--Ohio LEGEND Patentee Land Office Doc. Date Base Line TWP Range Section Acres

At 09:07 PM 11/20/98 -0500, you wrote: >Anyone out there searching Gilmers? My John Gilmer was born in Allegheny Co, Pa >about 1810 and moved to Hancock Co, Ohio about 1841. > >Thanks, > >Wanda > Wanda send e-mail AD have info for you philgilmore@teleplex.net

Anyone out there searching Gilmers? My John Gilmer was born in Allegheny Co, Pa about 1810 and moved to Hancock Co, Ohio about 1841. Thanks, Wanda

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_911619892_boundary Content-ID: <0_911619892@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII > 1860 Calhoun Cty. AL Census shows: > > GILMORE, G.W. age 35 Farming b. SC > Margaret age 22 wife b. AL (nee Coppock) > Elizabeth age 11 b.SC > William age 10 b. SC > Mary age 8 b. SC > George (male) age 6 b.AL > Jasper age 2 b.AL > > Margaret and G.W. were married 1859 in Calhoun Cty, AL guessing last child > is theirs, others from a first marriage of G.W. > > 1870 census Calhoun Cty, AL shows Margaret with children Mary, George and > Jasper living with Margaret's father and and his children from 2nd marriage. > I thought it odd that it shows Margaret as Head of Househeld instead of her > father. (Her father is my gg-grandfather, Marcus) > > Anyone have G.W. in their line - have information on Margaret as that is my > line -interested in learning about children in this family and what happened > to G.W. after 1860. Will share information I have. > > Luck to everyone searching. > --part0_911619892_boundary Content-ID: <0_911619892@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: JMaserang@aol.com Return-path: <JMaserang@aol.com> To: GILMORE-L@ROOTS.WEB.COM Subject: GILMORE, G.W. - SC>AL Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1998 20:39:55 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit 1860 Calhoun Cty. AL Census shows: GILMORE, G.W. age 35 Farming b. SC Margaret age 22 wife b. AL (nee Coppock) Elizabeth age 11 b.SC William age 10 b. SC Mary age 8 b. SC George (male) age 6 b.AL Jasper age 2 b.AL Margaret and G.W. were married 1859 in Calhoun Cty, AL guessing last child is theirs, others from a first marriage of G.W. 1870 census Calhoun Cty, AL shows Margaret with children Mary, George and Jasper living with Margaret's father and and his children from 2nd marriage. I thought it odd that it shows Margaret as Head of Househeld instead of her father. (Her father is my gg-grandfather, Marcus) Anyone have G.W. in their line - have information on Margaret as that is my line interested in learning about children in this family and what happened to G.W. after 1860. Will share information I have. Luck to everyone searching. --part0_911619892_boundary--

Good morning, I've been lurking on this list for a bit, looking for a possible link, since it seems that so many on this list seem to be related to each other. I've been working on my family history for a couple of years now, and every now and then I work on my GILMORE line only to be faced with a brick wall, and no way to get past it. So, I usually end up putting it away for awhile to find it again later and reach the same conclusion. I love to do research and finding this branch of my family is becoming a quest for me because other relatives are working on other branches but no one seems to get very far on this one, and I want to be able to shed some light on it for them. Anyway....here's what I know, and maybe someone has run across information on my family in looking for their own. Thomas Carr GILMORE was born in 1853 to parents unknown in OH. (I need some help figuring out where in OH to start looking. I understand that during this time there were probably 2-300 Gilmore's in OH - YIKES!) He married Mary Josephine O'Bryant in Larue County Kentucky on January 30, 1876 and they had two girls. Mary Agnes Gilmore b. 1877 and Anna Elizabeth Gilmore b. May 1880. I can't find anything on either of the girls past their marriages and that's only from family talk..no hard data to confirm spellings, and full names and dates. Josephine died in 1881, then Thomas married her sister Jennie Louise O'Bryant on Dec. 28, 1882. They had 5 children together. Franklin Lee Gilmore b. December 1884, Josie T. Gilmore b. October 1887 d. 1919 and is buried with Thomas and Jennie in the Hodgenville KY Catholic cemetary. Geneva Gilmore b. Sept 1889, Jane Gilmore b. May 1891 and Thomas Byard Gilmore b. November 27, 1895. Thomas Carr Gilmore was a carpenter all his life and died in December 1895 (we assume) when he fell off a ladder and broke his neck. He died in Ft. Smith, AR where he was building the city, and on several occasions we know that his wife visited there or he went back to KY to visit. I can provide more on the descendants, but would really like to learn more about Thomas Carr and his life and ancestors because I just can't imagine that he dropped out of the sky one day...<smile> Thank you in advance for any advice you can provide, even if it's just to point me in a direction to go look. Janet Ehlers "I'm not stuck....just ancestorally challenged...."

Looking for information on George D. Gilmer (also Gillmer) born Dec. 6, 1879 and his brother Peter Gilmer b. Dec. 1883. Not positive of birthplace, believe it to be Germany. The family came to northern IN shortly after. George married Mary Elizabeth Riggs and Peter married her sister Grace Mary. Peter and Grace are my great-grandparents. We have found little information on the family, any help would be appreciated! Deb Murray 100 Maintenance Center Notre Dame, IN 46556

There was a William Gilmore went to Otsego twsp, Steuben County, IN. from Farmerstown, NY. about 1836 with his wife and family. The only child I have a record for is Mary who married Henry Qucik Sept 16, 1894 in Steuben County, IN. Mary's mother's name was Dianna (from Mary's obit). This is all the information I have. I would appreciate having more information for this family. Catherine

Peter, I have to confess a cardianl sin in genealogy....these notes were made when I first started, and now I'm not sure about references. That was a hard lesson to learn (mea culpa)! But what I find on my family group sheet is a reference to Dobson's "The Original Scots Colonists, 1612-1783" 941.1 Do. I'm not sure if this was used for this family or not. My other notes show his ch.: Andrew b. c 1690, residence Bedford, NH; James c. 1693 Ulster, NI, d. 19 NOV 1773, m. Thankful Tyrrel 20 SEP 1725 Weymouth, Mass; David c. 1695; Agnes b. c1697; Thankful b. c1699; Nona b. c1700. It is possible that I found these in the IGI, because I do have film #'s or his brother Robert who m. Marian Kennedy. Another possibility is the DAR roll # 757 (film #3), Vital Records: Methuen, EssexCo., Mass. I had a problem with dates until I realized that the births of some of the NH line's children were in NH records, and baptisms in Mass. (For my ancestor). This may be a place to search. Also, many leads were gained from research done by Claude Hamel from Ohio. This work is in the Library of Congress, but I think it was under the surname HAMEL rather than GILMORE. Wish that I had taken better notes on documentation, but I hope that this helps. If I find more, I'll post it. Cheryl ---------- > > > Cheryl Bakker wrote: > > > I find a John Gilmore, son of Robert and Bessie Horn, b. c.1660, d. 24 > > July 1741 Raynham, Mass. who m. Agnes Park in 1688 Scotland or Ulster, NI. > > Could yours be this family? I just signed on, and don't know what the > > prior posts were! > > Cheryl > > > > Cheryl, > > This is almost definitely my family, given the date and place of John's >

I wonder if either of you would have any information on A. Y. Gilmore (b abt 1834), married to Elizabeth Trent (b. abt. 1840), both born in KY but raised their 17 children in Howard County, MO. Found this family on the 1870 census in MO but can't seem to find them in KY Linda Malloy lmalloy@primary.net On Thursday, November 19, 1998 8:37 AM, uenews [SMTP:uenews@ranknfile-ue.org] wrote: > > > Bert Bakker wrote: > > > I find a John Gilmore, son of Robert and Bessie Horn, b. > > c.1660, d. 24 > > July 1741 Raynham, Mass. who m. Agnes Park in 1688 > > Scotland or Ulster, NI. > > Could yours be this family? I just signed on, and > > don't know what the > > prior posts were! > > Cheryl > > > > Cheryl, > > I have some information on your line. But first, here's > why your brief message > is of such significance to me. > > Together with a distant relation (who still lives on a > farm that been in the > Gilmore family for many generations) I have been on the > track of Gilmore > origins in the north of Ireland and Scotland. We > identified a number of John > Gilmores (various spellings) in Renfrewshire and > Lanarkshire for a period of > 1650-1700; up until yesterday, the most likely candidate > for our ancestor > seemed to be a Johne Gilmour, born Eaglesham > (Renfrewshire) June 1659, father > Arthour Gilmour. We came upon no reference to Robert > married to Bessie Horn. > > We found record of a marriage between John Gilmor and > Agnes Parke in Eastwood > (Renfrewshire) on July 15, 1695, but not the marriage > between John Gilmore and > Agnes Park in 1688. This is particularly significant > because of what else we > found. We found the record of children born to the John > and Agnes married in > 1695. They matched, more or less -- but not exactly -- > the children we > believed to have emigrated with John and Agnes to > Massachusetts early in the > 18th century. All were born in Scotland. > > This information troubled me because there were > differences in the lists of > children, because the names of the children born to John's > son James and wife > Thankful Tyrell should have corresponded more to those of > his James's siblings > (assuming he followed naming customs) and because family > legend had the > children of John and Agnes born in Ireland. It was if we > were looking at the > record of a different John and Agnes. > > Based on your brief communication, it would appear as > though my suspicions were > correct -- that there were another John and Agnes who did > in fact live (for a > spell) in Ireland and parented a different set of > children, including the James > from whom I am descended. > > This is very exciting to me, and I am eager to learn more. > > > As to your family, there is (as I indicated) a lot of > research done. There are > actually two self-published monographs on your family > origins, both of which > are in the NH State Library and possibly the NY Public > Library as well. (Why > go to the top of the Empire State Building when he can > scale the heights of > genealogy?) > > Frank Storey Osgood wrote: "Robert and James Gilmore Who > Settled in Southern > New Hampshire and Their Descendants, also A Brief Account > of Other Gilmores Who > are Not Related to Them." Newburyport, Mass., 1926. > > He has on your ancestor, William, the son of Robert and > Mary Ann Kennedy, that > he was born in 1685 in Coleraine (County Derry, Ireland) > and died on May 9, > 1753 in Londonderry, N.H. He gives for the sons of > William and Elizabeth: > William, born 1720, died 1747 > John, born 1722 > Robert, born 1724 > Jean, b. 1726 > Ann, b. 1726 > James > Mary,1730-1. > > An additional, and valuable source, would be "Genealogy of > the Windham, > Rockingham Co., New Hampshire Line of the Gilmour-Gilmore > Family," published in > 1964 by Mrs. Claude Charles Hamel. > > Hamel says: "Those who settled in Londonderry, N.H. in > April of 1719 were said > to have arrived in Boston, Mass. on August 4, 1718 on the > Brigantine Robert, > under the command of James Ferguson. The immigrants of > 1718 came largely from > the Bann River Valley..." > > In addition to Parker's "History of Londonderry," there > are also references to > your ancestors in the excellent "Scotch-Irish Pioneers in > Ulster and America" > by Charles Knowles Bolton, which has (somewhat) recently > reprinted. > > Hope this helpful; please be in touch. > > Peter Gilmore

Bert Bakker wrote: > I find a John Gilmore, son of Robert and Bessie Horn, b. c.1660, d. 24 > July 1741 Raynham, Mass. who m. Agnes Park in 1688 Scotland or Ulster, NI. > Could yours be this family? I just signed on, and don't know what the > prior posts were! > Cheryl > Cheryl, I have some information on your line. But first, here's why your brief message is of such significance to me. Together with a distant relation (who still lives on a farm that been in the Gilmore family for many generations) I have been on the track of Gilmore origins in the north of Ireland and Scotland. We identified a number of John Gilmores (various spellings) in Renfrewshire and Lanarkshire for a period of 1650-1700; up until yesterday, the most likely candidate for our ancestor seemed to be a Johne Gilmour, born Eaglesham (Renfrewshire) June 1659, father Arthour Gilmour. We came upon no reference to Robert married to Bessie Horn. We found record of a marriage between John Gilmor and Agnes Parke in Eastwood (Renfrewshire) on July 15, 1695, but not the marriage between John Gilmore and Agnes Park in 1688. This is particularly significant because of what else we found. We found the record of children born to the John and Agnes married in 1695. They matched, more or less -- but not exactly -- the children we believed to have emigrated with John and Agnes to Massachusetts early in the 18th century. All were born in Scotland. This information troubled me because there were differences in the lists of children, because the names of the children born to John's son James and wife Thankful Tyrell should have corresponded more to those of his James's siblings (assuming he followed naming customs) and because family legend had the children of John and Agnes born in Ireland. It was if we were looking at the record of a different John and Agnes. Based on your brief communication, it would appear as though my suspicions were correct -- that there were another John and Agnes who did in fact live (for a spell) in Ireland and parented a different set of children, including the James from whom I am descended. This is very exciting to me, and I am eager to learn more. As to your family, there is (as I indicated) a lot of research done. There are actually two self-published monographs on your family origins, both of which are in the NH State Library and possibly the NY Public Library as well. (Why go to the top of the Empire State Building when he can scale the heights of genealogy?) Frank Storey Osgood wrote: "Robert and James Gilmore Who Settled in Southern New Hampshire and Their Descendants, also A Brief Account of Other Gilmores Who are Not Related to Them." Newburyport, Mass., 1926. He has on your ancestor, William, the son of Robert and Mary Ann Kennedy, that he was born in 1685 in Coleraine (County Derry, Ireland) and died on May 9, 1753 in Londonderry, N.H. He gives for the sons of William and Elizabeth: William, born 1720, died 1747 John, born 1722 Robert, born 1724 Jean, b. 1726 Ann, b. 1726 James Mary,1730-1. An additional, and valuable source, would be "Genealogy of the Windham, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire Line of the Gilmour-Gilmore Family," published in 1964 by Mrs. Claude Charles Hamel. Hamel says: "Those who settled in Londonderry, N.H. in April of 1719 were said to have arrived in Boston, Mass. on August 4, 1718 on the Brigantine Robert, under the command of James Ferguson. The immigrants of 1718 came largely from the Bann River Valley..." In addition to Parker's "History of Londonderry," there are also references to your ancestors in the excellent "Scotch-Irish Pioneers in Ulster and America" by Charles Knowles Bolton, which has (somewhat) recently reprinted. Hope this helpful; please be in touch. Peter Gilmore

None of these are mine, but will share my "misc" roamings. Lynn Dielman lynnd@adnc.com 1840 CENSUS - BUCHANAN COUNTY MISSOURI RolPgeFamily name First name ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST Comment Gilmore Joseph 158 220158Gilmore Joseph 1 121 13 1 Crawford Townshi Gilmore James I 172 220172Gilmore James I 1 1 Fremont Township Gilmore James 171 220171Gilmore James 11 2 1 2112 1 Fremont Township Gilmore Robert 168 220168Gilmore Robert 21 1 1 11 2 1 Noble Township Gilmore Samuel M 173 220173Gilmore Samuel M 1 1 1 Washington Twnshp Gilmore Milphord 168 220168Gilmore Milphord 1 1 1 Noble Township 1850 CENSUS - BUCHANAN COUNTY MISSOURI - CENTRE TOWNSHIP 393138 963Gilmore Robert 60Tennessee 393138 963Gilmore Catharine 16Tennessee 393138 963Gilmore Woodvill 12Missouri 393138 963Gilmore John 9Missouri 393140 977Gilmore Wilford 34Tennessee 393140 977Gilmore Sally 32Tennessee 393140 977Gilmore James 11Missouri 393140 977Gilmore Robert 10Missouri 393140 977Gilmore Samuel 6Missouri 393140 977Gilmore Thomas 6Missouri 393140 977Gilmore Rebecca 4Missouri 393140 977Gilmore George 4Missouri 393140 977Gilmore Martha 1Missouri 393140 977Gilmore Mary 1Missouri 3931451011Gilmore Joseph 56Kentucky 3931451011Gilmore Marth 43Tennessee 3931451011Gilmore Nancy 16Missouri 3931451011Gilmore Samuel 15Missouri 3931451011Gilmore Martha 13Missouri 3931451011Gilmore Robert 11Missouri 3931451011Gilmore Malinda 8Missouri 3931451011Gilmore James 7Missouri 1850 CENSUS - BUCHANAN COUNTY MISSOURI - TREMONT TOWNSHIP-- 393119 825Gilmore Jefferson 32Tennessee 393119 825Gilmore Anne 39Tennessee 393119 825Gilmore Mary 8Missouri 393119 825Gilmore Robert 6Missouri 393119 825Gilmore James 4Missouri 393119 825Gilmore Margaret 1Missouri 393120 831Gilmore Robert M 27Missouri 393120 831Gilmore Thirza 24Kentucky 393120 831Gilmore Eliza 6Missouri 393120 831Gilmore Margaret 4Missouri 393120 831Gilmore Mary 2Missouri Lawrence County, Misssouri - 1850 Census 64 Gilmore James 26 m farmer Tenn Gilmore Mary 23 f Tenn Gilmore Francis M. 5 m Mo Gilmore George D. 2 m Mo

Thank you, Janis, for the 1876 Texas Co.MO State Census of Gilmores. It is my children's line, and <LOL> it seems to prove that "state" census takers or my relatives, were even worse spellers than I am! (See below) Lynn Dielman lynnd@adnc.com 1876 Texas County Missouri, Missouri State Census pg 112-113, twp 30, rg 8 (published by the Texas Co Missouri Genealogical and Historical Society, PO Box 12, Houston, MO 65483) GILMORE should be: William, over 45 Wilburn I., b. c1805 d. 1880 Hazy, over 45 (f) wife Keziah Elizabeth (Hazy) McKinney Norissa, 21 - 45 child Narcissus b. 1838 never married Kesilpha (sic), 18 - 21 child Francis Resepha b. c1857 GILMORE Fountain, age 21 - 45 (m) Faunton/Fountain b. c1855 (child of Wilburn) Lucy, age 18 - 21 wife Lucy Tagert/Tigert b c1857 Willborn, under 10 (m) Fountain Wilburn b. 1876 GILMORE Elizhah, 21 - 45 (m) Elijah/Elisah (b. 1850) child of Wilburn and my line Elisabeth, over 45 ??? His wife was Mary Tigert m. late 1876 GILLMORE Coswell, over 45 Caswell Gilmore b. Nov 1830 (oldest child of Wilburn) Martha, over 45 1st wife Anna Murry? John, 21 - 45 J. M., 18-21 (m) R. W., 18 - 21 (m) Ell D., 21 - 45 (f) W. F., under 10 (m) C. C., under 10 (m)