You have the same problem I do. No continuous line of Kilgore men. Charles R. (Bob) Shaw 2425 Sherwin Dr. Twinsburg Ohio 44087 fax 330 963 6858 cell 330 247 8543 phone 330 425 8819 [email protected] [email protected] www.engineeredspecialproducts.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Foley, James D (Penske)" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 9:37 AM Subject: [KILGORE] line >I would really like to fit in some where, I would like the dna testing > but I don't have the Kilgore surname. > but my line goes something like this > Robert Kilgore and Winney Clayton Kilgore > Easter Kilgore Green and Lewis Green > Sarah Green Bingham and William Bingham > Mary Ann Bingham and Samuel Bingham > Elizabeth Bingham Davis and James W Davis > Anna Davis Garland and john Henry Garland > Amanda Garland Foley and Hugh Foley > James D Foley and Jean Welch > and than me James D Foley jr. and that is my connection to Robert and > Winney Kilgore. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >
We got this tremendous blow job here in northern Ohio. Many trees down. Many towns lost power. No one to do repairs because they were all sent to Texas. Charles R. (Bob) Shaw 2425 Sherwin Dr. Twinsburg Ohio 44087 fax 330 963 6858 cell 330 247 8543 phone 330 425 8819 [email protected] [email protected] www.engineeredspecialproducts.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "D Rennow" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 6:06 PM Subject: Re: [KILGORE] (Chat) Hurricane Survivor > OK remind me... > Where do you live? My NE Texas and Texarkana relatives got their power > back Monday. One in Houston got back into her apartment Tuesday. > We didn't even get any rain from Ike here in Atlanta. I was hoping for > it but nothing, zilch, zip. > Cousin Dennie > > Nina Christmas wrote: >> Just wanted to let everyone know that my husband and I did not have any >> damage from the storm. We did have some tree limbs blow down, but no >> damage to the house or barn. My stepston, and grandson both live in >> Houston, and they are still without power. My brother is staying with a >> friend because he is still without power. They are telling them that it >> may be as long as 2 more weeks - which is going to be hard. >> >> Take care, and I'm really enjoying the postings about the different >> ines - so many parts to the puzzle. >> >> Nina >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >
My line is one that some of the oldies connected to but don't hear from them any more. The first three generations are a little foggy but seem likely possibilities. Peter of Lancaster Co, VA. He was m to Ann Reed and d 1709. His children were: Peter, John, Ann, and Margaret Peter m Mary Haydon, 1 Nov 1722, King George, VA. He d in Spotsylvania Co, VA, 1727. His estate was settled by wife, Mary and brother, John. Peter m Rachel Hunter, Johnston Co, NC, 1762. He was in Wake Co later. If memory serves, Wake was from Johnston. There were three Kilgore men in Wake: William, Isaac, and Peter. William had no children and Isaac went to SC and started a line there. I have communicated with some of his ancestors. James Kilgore/Kilgow/Kilgoe/Kilgo was in Wake, b abt 1777. This group went to Jackson Co, GA. He was m in Wake and had children but m #2 to Frances Pearman in Clarke Co, 1808. I believe he was a brother to Peter, who m Jemima Holyfield. He d in Walton Co, GA, aft 1850. William A. Kilgo, b Gwinnett Co., GA, 1812, m Rebecca Aldridge, d 1873, Itawamba Co., MS. James Jackson Kilgo, b 1853, Marion Co., AL, m Luvenia Chism, 1879, d 1899, Muldrow, OK. Robert Houston Kilgo, b 1883, Savoy, AL, m Carrie O'Bryan, 1903, d 1954, Ada, OK. Fred Kilgo, b 1914, Maple, OK, d 1994, Mesa, AZ, m Margaret Elaine Touchton. Whew! Any opinions? I have been at this a long time and this is the best I can manage. Freda Kilgo
She was the d/o Charles & Martha-his Will names her as his daughter. Hugh Addington claimed she was the d/o Winnie Clayton because she was living in SWVA surrounded by the sons of Robert & Winnie-so he naturally assumed she was their sister; but the Culbertsons moved to VA from TN after their marriage and because James Culbertson's father Joseph also lived in SWVA. Martha's sister, Rebecca & her husband Adam Sherrill also briefly lived in SWVA around 1799. Sincerely, Vickie ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob Shaw<mailto:[email protected]> To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> ; [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 10:04 AM Subject: [KILGORE] Mary Kilgore I show that Mary Kilgore who married James Culbertson was the son of Robert Kilgore not his brother Charles? This I got from a Culbertson descendant. Charles R. (Bob) Shaw 2425 Sherwin Dr. Twinsburg Ohio 44087 fax 330 963 6858 cell 330 247 8543 phone 330 425 8819 [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> www.engineeredspecialproducts.com<http://www.engineeredspecialproducts.com/> ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
I am so excited that we have our Charles Kilgore in the DNA 'pot'. I hope you other descendants will band together and have your patriarch included. Wouldn't it be something if we all ended up being from the same 'ancient'??? Hurry, 'time's a wastin' September 30th is the deadline for the great discount!!! Sherry
Is this him? I got this from the social security index Name: Jesse KilgoreBirth Date: 23 January 1881 (Historical Events) Death Date: March 1969 (Historical Events) Issuing State: TennesseeResidence at Death: Nashville,Davidson,Tennessee 37206SSN: 414-14-7768 Here is the guide to get a copy of his SS# application: (however, they don't always have the name of the parents on the application for those born before 1910) http://www.socialsecurity.gov/foia/html/foia_guide.htm#RecordsandFees Here is a listing for the obituary for the Jesse above, note the different middle name. So it is possible it is the wrong Jesse, but his birth year is the same as yours and he is in the right county. If this is him, sending for his death certificate should give parents names (and mother's maiden name) Also, this obituary likely would give parents names. Hope this helps! Name KILGORE JESSE ANDREW Title Obituary Date 24 Mar 1969 Newspaper Tennessean Section Page # 26 > Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:20:50 -0400> From: [email protected]> To: [email protected]> Subject: [KILGORE] Jessie Kilgore Warren Co TN 1920 Census> > OK guys, get busy. Tell me who Jesse's parents were.> > > 1880 None> 1890 Toast> 1900 None> 1910 None> > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 1920 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<> Parents = ?> Name: Jesse H Kilgore> Age: 39 years> Estimated birth year: abt 1881> Birthplace: South Carolina> Race: White> Home in 1920: Civil District 1, Warren, Tennessee> Home owned: Own> Sex: Male> Marital status: Married> Relation to Head of House: Head> Able to read: Yes> Able to Write: Yes> Mother's Birth Place: South Carolina> Father's Birth Place: South Carolina> Image: 612> Enumerated: Feb 12> > Jesse H 39 Head South Carolina White Farmer> Rosie H 50 Wife TN TN TN White > Jessica H 12 son Tennessee White > Mary 10 dau Tennessee White > John 8 son Tennessee White > Ruth 6 dau South Carolina White > > In 1910 they were in Fayetteville, Lincoln, Tennessee; Roll: T624_1510; > Page: 18B; Enumeration District: 75; Image: 222. His 83 year old aunt > was living with them.> > In 1930 they were in Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee; Roll: 2243; Page: > 6B; Enumeration District: 199; Image: 445.0.> > > 1930 None> > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Dear Kilgore Cousins, I have been anxiously reading the news from those cousins in Texas. So glad to hear that everyone is okay. Hopefully we will have seen the last of the Hurricanes this season. On another note I am curious and perhaps this has already been posted but is anyone claiming the lines of these Kilgores found in Chester County, PA. I assume they are brothers of James Kilgore (Kilgoar) of Newtown, farmer, 23 Aug 1771. Wife Elizabeth Jack will posted by Vickie. I assume Samuel was a brother and of course Charles was a brother (named as such in the will) Do we know more about them? This is what I found and wondered if the lines connected. 1731..March 9 Adm. To John McClehan for John Kilgore decedent. (Chester Co., Penn. Wills) 1753..Apr.17 James Kilgore on Grand Jury in Carlisle 1755..Oct .James Kilgore on Grand Jury 1771 Apr James Kilgore Appointed to help lay out the road from McCastions Gap to Carlisle 1773 April .James Kilgore dec. Road from Carlisle to James McCallister near the house of Robert Meeky through James Kilgores field east between James Scroggs and the Widow Kilgore. Charles Kilgore brother of James 1750. 24 Jul. Charles Kilgore Guardian ..Robert dunning, Esq. 9 Apr. 1750 To wife, Mary, Negro Whitehall and Negro Phillis. Dau. Mary Dunning, ½ tract joining the new meadow, son John. Daus. Ann and Margaret Dunning. Son James land joining John Davison. EX. Wife Mary, son James and bro. Ezekiel Dunning, Guardians of estate, Charles Kilgore and Thomas Willson Sept. 1771. Sept. 10. James Kilgoar of Newtown, farmer. 23 Aug. 1771. Wife Elizabeth. Sons Hugh, Benjamin, .The rest you have. EXs. Wife and bro. Charles Kilgoar. (Chester Co. Penn. Wills 1713-1825 Samuel Kilgore named a witness 1771 pg.153 Cumberland County, PA Quarter Session Court Doc. Petition of sundry of the inhabitants of West Pennsboro Township setting forth to the court that they labor under many inconveniences for want of a public road, for the benefit of the inhabitants to begin at Charles Kilgores or James Carrothers Jr. and from thence to John Moors Mill .. 1772 road to be laid out beginning at the marked white oak in the line of Charles Kilgore Do we know who connects to the Georgia Kilgores? Five brothers from Georgia ?? (Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants? John Kilgore 287 ½ granted 23 apr. 1784 Ralph Kilgore 250 acres Mar. 15, 1784 Robert Kilgore 287 ½ acres april 27 1784 Thomas Kilgore 287 ½ acres May 25, 1784 William Kilgore 287 ½ acres april 21, 1784 Jodi Do Not Follow Where the Path may Lead, Go Instead Where there is no Path and Leave a Trail. -Anonymous
Freda- I put in Matagorda Bay images and got some lovely shots. One is of a field of wild daisy like flowers. It looked like little rocks or pebbles on the beach. Is it smooth sand or pebbles? I love to go shelling after a big storm. Cousin Dennie Freda Daniel wrote: > Nina, it is good to know you are well and survived the storm. It was headed directly for Matagorda Bay, which is 20 miles from us. I live in Bay City, TX. We had mandatory evacuation and we went to Austin to stay with my son. This week we have spent trying to get our lives back together.We are very grateful to God for sparing us. > > Genealogy has not been a great priority lately. I do have another line and I will post later. > > Freda > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >
Freda- Glad that you got a nice visit with your son and the storm missed you. I have to Google Matagorda Bay and Bay City now. You know I am naturally nosy and need to put a "picture" with the name. But now that you are safe and sound and all the excitement has passed, you need to document the connection between all of our Kilgores. Better get busy! :-) Cousin Dennie Freda Daniel wrote: > Nina, it is good to know you are well and survived the storm. It was headed directly for Matagorda Bay, which is 20 miles from us. I live in Bay City, TX. We had mandatory evacuation and we went to Austin to stay with my son. This week we have spent trying to get our lives back together.We are very grateful to God for sparing us. > > Genealogy has not been a great priority lately. I do have another line and I will post later. > > Freda > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >
I am glad you are safe and sound. You are far enough inland to be safe from the surge, correct? I never trust the authorities as to when to leave. I watch the weather closely and leave before the crowds. That is the only way not to get trapped on the road. The Rita evacuation was a real nightmare. I can see why you questioned doing it again. I thought Wharton sounded familiar. I did some genealogy for my ex husband's family. They were all cowboys, bandits and Indians from LA, TX, NM, AZ and CA. Their story is the history of the old west. It was a great experience searching for their ancestors and learning all that history. In exchange, they shared copies of old photos, like of ex's grandmother, Frankie, in 1900 with her Indian great grandmother. One of my favorite photos is of Frankie's uncle's wedding photo. He is wearing a belt of bullets and gun. He died in a shoot out shortly after that. Anyway, one of the women who was my first contact in that family has had a rough couple of years, including the deaths of her daughter and father. She sent me so many nice old photos. So I decided to make her a photo album of her photos and those I got from other family members. I thought it would be a little project but it GREW. The final album had over 50 pages. Among the photos I wrote in the old family stories, area history and genealogy. I also got old and new photos of the areas off the internet. While searching for the Texas highlands I somehow ended up on the murals of Wharton and another town of fancy doors. Wharton appears to be a neat little town with lots of character. Dennie Nina Christmas wrote: > Will send this to the board - so that if others are interested, they can also know. > > I live in Wharton, which is about 60 miles SW of Houston, going down the coast towards Victoria and Corpus Christi. It is a small town - less than 8,000 - and we really enjoy it. We live about 10 miles out from town and it is really peaceful. Another member - Freda Kilgo (whom I've never met) lives in Bay City, which is about 25 miles from us going towards Matagorda Bay, which was where they had originally predicted that IKE would go. There was a point Friday afternoon, when I was beginning to think that we had made the wrong decision to stay here. (We spent 18 plus hours on the road trying to evacuate from Rita, and I had decided that if I was going to die, then I would rather die at home. - I know that is a crazy way to think, but you have to experience something like this first hand to really understand.). > > but it did work out ok - we are safe, and are extremely grateful for that. > > Take care, > > Nina > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >
I was raised on a Florida barrier island. We knew we lived in a dangerous place. When a storm came, we left. We made arrangement for our valuables and pets in a safe place. We cleaned up and fixed up the damage without filing insurance claims. I don't remember ever having outside help, not even the Red Cross. People that live on islands, along the coast and below sea level should not live there unless they have the ability to leave when necessary, have the resources to stay away for weeks or months, and have the resources to rebuild on their own. That may sound cruel but think about it. My heart is always on Anna Maria Island, but you have to be a millionaire to live there now. And those millionaires all along the Florida coast have run up the cost of insurance so others can't afford it. They are now also trying to push a new law so that the insurance companies can raise all of our rates nationwide to cover these dangerous areas. So I can't afford to live in my home, but I am expected to pay for someone else to live there. Oh I don't think so. I know have have extreme views on this subject and sound hard hearted. Having grown up in it, makes it a huge sensitive subject to me. I don't think the media should be allowed to stay in mandatory evacuation areas during the storms. Their filming tends to encourage people to stay. If it is safe for the news crews, it is safe for them.. And people who stay in mandatory evacuation areas with minor children should be prosecuted for child endangerment. And speaking of TV coverage isn't it interesting how little post Ike TV coverage there was on the big midwest floods and Galveston compared to New Orleans. OK I'll shut up now... Dennie [email protected] wrote: > We had about 350 persons in a shelter here in Seguin, Texas; most of these were from Galveston area and Houston - and of course, these dear people can't go back to their homes. On Tuesday, of necessity, these folks were instructed to go to Port San Antonio for this site was better equipped for longer stays. > > Our hearts go out to all of those who were affected by Hurricane Ike and of course our prayers. Our Church housed about 40-plus evacuees who were in need of special care (we had seven nurses, volunteers, medical equipment, etc.). Don't think we've ever seen anything like this. Last Tuesday, 4000 more persons were evacuated from Galveston (some had stayed and some had gone back - but of course, Galveston is a dangerous place now). > > Sorry to be so wordy!! > > Hope Coslett Pees > Seguin, Texas > > > ---- Nina Christmas <[email protected]> wrote: > Just wanted to let everyone know that my husband and I did not have any damage from the storm. We did have some tree limbs blow down, but no damage to the house or barn. My stepston, and grandson both live in Houston, and they are still without power. My brother is staying with a friend because he is still without power. They are telling them that it may be as long as 2 more weeks - which is going to be hard. > > Take care, and I'm really enjoying the postings about the different lines - so many parts to the puzzle. > > Nina > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > -- > > "Free the child's potential, and you will transform him into the world." > ~ Maria Montessori > > ____________ > > Hope Coslett Pees > Seguin, Texas > [email protected] > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
OK remind me... Where do you live? My NE Texas and Texarkana relatives got their power back Monday. One in Houston got back into her apartment Tuesday. We didn't even get any rain from Ike here in Atlanta. I was hoping for it but nothing, zilch, zip. Cousin Dennie Nina Christmas wrote: > Just wanted to let everyone know that my husband and I did not have any damage from the storm. We did have some tree limbs blow down, but no damage to the house or barn. My stepston, and grandson both live in Houston, and they are still without power. My brother is staying with a friend because he is still without power. They are telling them that it may be as long as 2 more weeks - which is going to be hard. > > Take care, and I'm really enjoying the postings about the different lines - so many parts to the puzzle. > > Nina > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >
We had about 350 persons in a shelter here in Seguin, Texas; most of these were from Galveston area and Houston - and of course, these dear people can't go back to their homes. On Tuesday, of necessity, these folks were instructed to go to Port San Antonio for this site was better equipped for longer stays. Our hearts go out to all of those who were affected by Hurricane Ike and of course our prayers. Our Church housed about 40-plus evacuees who were in need of special care (we had seven nurses, volunteers, medical equipment, etc.). Don't think we've ever seen anything like this. Last Tuesday, 4000 more persons were evacuated from Galveston (some had stayed and some had gone back - but of course, Galveston is a dangerous place now). Sorry to be so wordy!! Hope Coslett Pees Seguin, Texas ---- Nina Christmas <[email protected]> wrote: Just wanted to let everyone know that my husband and I did not have any damage from the storm. We did have some tree limbs blow down, but no damage to the house or barn. My stepston, and grandson both live in Houston, and they are still without power. My brother is staying with a friend because he is still without power. They are telling them that it may be as long as 2 more weeks - which is going to be hard. Take care, and I'm really enjoying the postings about the different lines - so many parts to the puzzle. Nina ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- "Free the child's potential, and you will transform him into the world." ~ Maria Montessori ____________ Hope Coslett Pees Seguin, Texas [email protected]
Nina, it is good to know you are well and survived the storm. It was headed directly for Matagorda Bay, which is 20 miles from us. I live in Bay City, TX. We had mandatory evacuation and we went to Austin to stay with my son. This week we have spent trying to get our lives back together.We are very grateful to God for sparing us. Genealogy has not been a great priority lately. I do have another line and I will post later. Freda
Will send this to the board - so that if others are interested, they can also know. I live in Wharton, which is about 60 miles SW of Houston, going down the coast towards Victoria and Corpus Christi. It is a small town - less than 8,000 - and we really enjoy it. We live about 10 miles out from town and it is really peaceful. Another member - Freda Kilgo (whom I've never met) lives in Bay City, which is about 25 miles from us going towards Matagorda Bay, which was where they had originally predicted that IKE would go. There was a point Friday afternoon, when I was beginning to think that we had made the wrong decision to stay here. (We spent 18 plus hours on the road trying to evacuate from Rita, and I had decided that if I was going to die, then I would rather die at home. - I know that is a crazy way to think, but you have to experience something like this first hand to really understand.). but it did work out ok - we are safe, and are extremely grateful for that. Take care, Nina
Just wanted to let everyone know that my husband and I did not have any damage from the storm. We did have some tree limbs blow down, but no damage to the house or barn. My stepston, and grandson both live in Houston, and they are still without power. My brother is staying with a friend because he is still without power. They are telling them that it may be as long as 2 more weeks - which is going to be hard. Take care, and I'm really enjoying the postings about the different lines - so many parts to the puzzle. Nina
Hi Gang, In over my head here, but will respond to Vickie's roll call as soon as possible. Most of you know my father was Albert Einstein and my mother was Olivia Newton-John, but I'll be sure to post the rest when I get a minute to breathe. Warm regards, Randy **************Psssst...Have you heard the news? There's a new fashion blog, plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com. (http://www.stylelist.com/trends?ncid=aolsty00050000000014)
I show that Mary Kilgore who married James Culbertson was the son of Robert Kilgore not his brother Charles? This I got from a Culbertson descendant. Charles R. (Bob) Shaw 2425 Sherwin Dr. Twinsburg Ohio 44087 fax 330 963 6858 cell 330 247 8543 phone 330 425 8819 [email protected] [email protected] www.engineeredspecialproducts.com
This is my Grand Father and I sure hope that someone can lend some light to the parents of William Allison. Connie Kilgore Spears ____________________________________________________________ Click here to find the satellite television package that meets your needs. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3mzv0JCMFA3cqcEhLuzT0o6vaziskscEPLbei7gLTzlTfceQ/
That would be nice. Dennie [email protected] wrote: > This is my Grand Father and I sure hope that someone can lend some light to the parents of William Allison. Connie Kilgore Spears > ____________________________________________________________ > Click here to find the satellite television package that meets your needs. > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3mzv0JCMFA3cqcEhLuzT0o6vaziskscEPLbei7gLTzlTfceQ/ > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >