In a message dated 4/16/2005 4:22:30 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, rhonaker@ypisp4u.net writes: Sheri, Thanks for your infor mation on Thomas Gilmore and another wife ? I have Anna marriage on Jan 18, 1840. The 1850 census list all the Gilmores Elizabeth 10, Sarah 9, Benton 8, Lucinda 7.12 and the Clarks Samuel 18, James 16, Ellen Elnor 13, Ailvester 10, Thomas 8 and Perry 5 of Thomas Gilmore and Ann Lewis Clark. Maybe the next step to check 1860-70 census for Clay Twp. I hope that maybe some of John "The Baptist" Lewis's children had a death certificate that listed their parents ? Raymond ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheri Culler" <slculler@earthlink.net> To: <OHGALLIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 8:59 AM Subject: Re: [OHGALLIA-L] Gilmore > Ray, > This Gilmore family is not my line though there may be some connection. > The "Thomas" Gilmore of 1793 is also called John Thomas and appears as > John in the census. Another researcher says he died 8 Oct 1870 and may > be buried on "the Gilmore farm" in Clay Twp. Of course, there is no > record of this that I have found. I do not know when Anna died. > > The entry for the Thomas B. and Elizabeth actually says: > "Gilmore, Thomas B. & Elizabeth's c. D.O.D. 02-28-1874" no age given > The small "c" in the book "Gallia County, Ohio Death Records 1867-1899" > indicates it was their child who died. > > An obit for Thomas B. Gilmore says he was living with his daughter Mrs. > J.R. Patterson , 201 Thirty-third St, Huntington, while he died at the > home of his son Thomas A. Gilmore, 245 Eighth Ave., Huntington. > Thomas B. was apparently the son of John Thomas Gilmore, Sr. [b. 1793] > and Louisa Dunlap. I don't know what happened to Louisa, but John Thomas > Gilmore married Anna Lewis Clark [third wife] on18 Jan 1849. [ this date > came from Ohio Marriages 1803-1900 on Ancestry.com] > > Hope this helps. > > Sheri C. > In checking my database, I did find a Missouri Fletcher Gilmore b. 30 Jan 1848. Married John Anthony Wise Oct 17, 1870 & d. April 1, 1910. She is buried in Clay Chapel Cemetery in Clay Township. There is also an unnamed Gilmore child who was buried there in 1824 and was the d/o I. B. & E. J. The stone says b. and d. Feb. 28, 1824, but the date is underlined for some reason. There is also a Kate Gilmore buried there in 1823 and two other Gilmore families buried later. Neil E.