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