Gillespie - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

David Gillespie son of Maxwell Gillespie

summerp2012 — 2012-05-21 09:35:13Z

Hi,
I am looking to find out any information about David Gillespie.
On the 9th September 1879 in Liverpool he married Margaret Jamieson (Jannison was writen down wrongly on record).
Her maiden surname was Hall.
She was widow to Charles Jamieson.
On Margaret and Davids Marriage cetificate David Gillespie is also a widow.
His ocupation is a sail maker.
He is the son of Maxwell Gillespie.
I would like to know what happened to both of them after this point as i cant find any record of what happened to them or to some of Margarets children with Charles. Ive searched sensus, death records etc and i cant find anything.

Thanks in advance

Re: President James K. Polk and James Gillespie Blaine

JaniceShank12 — 2012-05-20 01:10:21Z

I would like to know if you have proof that Frances Patterson who married James Lowry Gillespie was the daughter of John Patterson. Is there any information in the book you mentioned.

William J. Gillespie, 86, of Waterford, Pa.son of the late Robert W. and Gertrude (Stingl) Gillespie.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-05-16 00:33:44Z

William J. Gillespie, 86, of Waterford, Pa., died Saturday, May 12, 2012 at his residence. He was born on March 16, 1926 in Erie, Pa., a son of the late Robert W. and Gertrude (Stingl) Gillespie. He was in the U. S. Navy during W. W. II. Bill was employed at the Kohler Brewery and Erie Streets Department. He was preceded in death by his wife, Shirley M. (Wagner) Gillespie. Two sons, William James Gillespie, Jr. and Robert F. Gillespie. He is survived by his daughters, Trudy Canon of Waterford and Terri Gira and her husband, Joseph Lawrence, Jr. of New Port Richie, Fla.. Grandchildren, Heather, William, Andrea, William, Nicole, Sara, Dacia, Cynthia, Joseph, II, Robert. Great grandchildren, Shireen, Amber, Chloe, Eric, Jr., and Jonathan. Friends may call at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc., 2502 Sassafras St. on Thursday from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
( Erie Times-News on May 15, 2012)

Gillespie's from Lawrenceville, Illinois

imjustbad — 2012-05-14 18:37:10Z

Hi! I am trying to trace my husband's family. So far I think I have them traced back to 1775 but everything stops there. I was wondering if anyone could help if they are connected to the same family. He is also interested in finding where in Scotland his family originated from and their coat of arms. Here is what I have so far.

My husband's father is William T. Gillespie. He has a brother James and a half brother and half sister; Thomas and Linda. William's father is Thomas Leo Gillespie and his mother is Evelyn Chloretta Murphy. His parent's were Albert Gillespie, 1879-1907, and Effie (Could not find maiden name). Together they had Ethel, Edith, Albert Freeman, and Thomas Leo. Albert Gillespie's parents were Thomas Powell Gillespie, 1853-1929, and Lauren Kinkead (also known as Lorn). Together they had Thomas W., Anna, Henrietta, Thomas Powell, Albert, and Frank. All of the Gillespie's back to this point were born in Lawrenceville, Illinois. Thomas Powell Gillespie's parents were Samuel Gillespie, 1819-1888, and Ann Seed. Together they had Thomas, Rebecca, Emily, Ellen, Eliza Jane, Mary Ann, Henrietta, and Alice. Samuel Gillespie was born in Wheeling, West Virginia. This is the where I am struggling. I have found some references saying that his parents were John C Gillespie and Mary Gray both born around 1775 in Virginia and some other references, though I'm not sure if this is the right people, that they were from Ireland. This is where the trail goes cold. I know eventually, my husband's Gillespie roots trace back to Scotland, not Ireland but I can't find anything else about John and Mary or their families. If anyone can help please let me know. Thanks!

Re: George Gillespie-TN

Gillespie48 — 2012-05-11 00:31:51Z

I have several George Gillespie ancestors that lived in the south. I would be interested in seeing the marker. If you want to scan the photo and send it by email(.jpg), my address is
tessagillespie@aol.com
Thank you.

Re: PA Gillespies?

mjpiazzaj197 — 2012-05-10 18:38:05Z

I'm researching my Irish Catholic Gillespies in the Pittston area (Jenkins Twp.) My g-grandfather was Patrick Gillespie who married Monica Morris, but I'm not having much success with Monica, I can't connect her with another Monica, I believe might be her mother. My grandmother, Mary V. Gillespie Jones had two brothers, Michael Gillespie and Peter Gillespie, who worked in the mines. Probably my g grandfather also worked in the mines.

GILLESPIE Martin L Jr - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-03 02:05:13Z

GILLESPIE Martin L Jr - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Inez G Gillespie b1900 - Doncaster, James Hargreaves Gillespie b 1871 Thornbury

simonpickford1 — 2012-05-02 08:36:54Z

Many thanks for getting in contact. I would love to know a little more about Inez's life. I think she married a Hayes and had recently picked up that she died in 1988 near Truro.

Unfortunately the family lost contact when her mother died in 1952. I have a wonderful family archive of her parents and lots of personal photos and am keen to share this.

Perhaps you would be good enough to contact me on my email - simonpickford@blueyonder.co.uk.
Kind regards
Simon Pickford
Birmingham

Re: Inez G Gillespie b1900 - Doncaster, James Hargreaves Gillespie b 1871 Thornbury

1_castokes1 — 2012-05-01 15:35:54Z

I am not related to Inez(Gillie) Gillespie but knew her well when she lived in cornwall. She has been dead for a number of years now but I may be able to give you further information. I know that she wrote a book called Peter Darrol or the Jockey's Cap because I read the copy that she kept at her home.

PA Gillespies?

catibor — 2012-04-21 19:57:58Z

Looking for Irish Catholic Gillespie families working as miners in PA 1850-1870; Wilkes-Barre area.

Jonathan Gillespie from Tazewell VA

chrislg1222 — 2012-04-19 22:50:58Z

I am decendent of Charles Lucian Gillespie and Hannah Walton in Bath County KY and have hit a dead end with this line.

I have that Charles was the son of Charles Lucien Gillespie Sr born 2/15/1810 in Tazewell VA (or Alabama), died 4/17/1877 Sharpsburg, KY and Elizabeth Ann McCormick born 8/6/1812 in KY, died 9/5/1853 in KY. THey were married 9/19/1837.

Elizabeth Ann McCormick was daughter of John McCormick and Mary.

Charles Lucien Gillespie SR was won of Jonathan Gillespie of Tazewell Va and Rebecca. I can find NOTHING on the parents of Jonathan and nothing on Rebecca.

Do any of you know about a Jonathan Gillespie and his wife Rebecca? Is there something I am not following correctly with the information I sometimes find that Charles Lucien Sr was born in AL.

I am very new to this so I have no idea what to do when you run into a dead end like this.

Thanks so much

Christie Lynne Gillespie
Indianapolis, IN

Re: Gillespie/Lafayette County, Mo 1833 - ??

max2001119 — 2012-04-15 13:24:19Z

I am Carl Early Gillespie. I have a newspaper account of the Gillespie's coming to Layfayette, Co. and some other stuff. What do you need to know?

Re: prince edward island gillespies

giannina40 — 2012-04-14 13:55:08Z

Hi Susan,

I just want you to know I have not forgotten your request for information. I noticed your post and thought it might be the best way to get back in touch. Also, did you have any luck with the person you were interested in on your previous post? Is that person a relative?

If you will send me your e-mail address once again, I WILL get in touch.
jeglradcliffe@earthlink.net

Nina

Re: Gillespies and rifles

blumouse1 — 2012-03-23 06:16:14Z

Hi.. I saw your posting about Matthew Gillespie. He is my gggggrandfather also... I have information about his line of the tree coming down through
Matthew
-> Harvey
-->Thadeus

I'm not sure what branch you are from but hopefully we can help each other out

Marci

Re: George Gillespie-TN

afpatriot — 2012-03-06 15:28:58Z

Good morning
I am a descendant of George I Gillespie and I would love a copy of this pic. Thank you for sharing it. My addy is: carla.graves at ymail.com
Thanks again

Re: finding family

heathercollins54 — 2012-03-05 14:26:03Z

My grandfather was Rury Gillespie. He was from Pikeville KY. He lived in Ohio at the time of death. I just started searching for his family. He married Naomi Clay from Ashland KY. I would like to know more about the Gillespie from there.

Re: George Gillespie-TN

debbiejwilson12 — 2012-03-02 01:31:45Z

I'm a relative and would love that pic.
Thanks

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

Edinburgh1956 — 2012-02-24 18:21:13Z

I'm descended from a Gillespie, some in MA, OR & WA and I've been working on my family history for 17 years. Still working on my Gillsepies of course, they all have the same darn names! Grrrrr. They came to Scotland from somewhere in Ireland then to MA and then scattered to the wind. As a side hobbie, I find old photos with names on them and try to track down their relatives (probably because I was left with NO family photos)so if you would like to send them to me, if they are not mine, I will try to track down any living relatives. I do have an Ancestry subscription so will be happy to do the leg work. I'm at hefyfe at cox dot net. Contact me and I'll give you my address. Thank you, Heather

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

chebow1 — 2012-02-22 14:29:02Z

I had kind of figured that the names were variations of an earlier name but I just haven't researched this family back that far. I am simply needing a living family member to take these pics off of my hands. Thanks for the input. Cheryl

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

chebow1 — 2012-02-21 22:39:12Z

This Glaspie/Gillespie line is not my family at all. I know very little about them. Sorry

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

barwimm — 2012-02-21 22:33:45Z

Has any male Gillespie in your family done DNA testing? My William Abner Gillespie (1790 VA - 1860 KY) goes back to a George Gillespie of Amhurst/Albemarle, VA b. abt 1730. I'm still trying to find my connection to him. I do believe my William Abner's father was a William Gillespie also and married to an Elizabeth. We'll keep searching.

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

julmarie58 — 2012-02-21 22:23:03Z

Hi, Would you have anything else on your family..I have soooo many Williams in the early 1800 and late 1700..but I still have alot of research to do on them..
Sherry

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

chebow1 — 2012-02-21 20:00:43Z

I really have no idea who this Glaspie family stems from. They are not my line and I don't have access to census records anymore so I haven't been able to connect them with other family members. Thanks for the reply though.

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

chebow1 — 2012-02-21 19:56:19Z

Thank you for the link Sherry. I will try to make contact with this person.

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

barwimm — 2012-02-21 18:40:57Z

You would be wise to never count out Gillespie in any Glaspy or other spelling of the name in your research as the lines definitely do tie in at early dates.

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

barwimm — 2012-02-21 18:10:43Z

Re the referenced family tree, William Jackson Gillespie/Glaspy b. 1833, place unknown. I have a William Abner Gillespie who married Mary Owens in Albemarle, VA 1806. They had a son William b. 1813 VA who married Elizabeth (Unknown). Could there possibly be a link?

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

S_GumGulla — 2012-02-21 10:13:07Z

I found a tree on rootsweb..Maybe you should take a look at it..here is the link
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op...

Sorry I could not be of more help..but in the mean time I will see if I can find anything on ancestry.
Sherry

Looking for my Gillespie family from Laurens Co, SC

sherrybp1 — 2012-02-21 05:34:20Z

My grandmother was Bessie Gillespie and her death certificate says she was from Laurens County, South Carolina. I think her mother's name was Della Couch Gillespie. Della was supposedly from Spartanburg, SC. Her father's name, according to Bessie's death certificate, was James Gillespie. But Della's obituary says her husband was William Gillespie. However I can't find either man's name connected to Della or Bessie. I do know Bessie had a younger brother, Albert and sister, Mary. I believe Della, Bessie, Albert and Mary all moved to Greenville County, SC between 1920 and 1930. Does anyone have ANY information on this branch of the Gillespie family?? Or the Couch family?? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Sherry

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

chebow1 — 2012-02-20 22:03:55Z

Thanks for your quick reply Sherry. As of yesterday I found that the last name I am looking for is not Gillespie, it's Glaspie. Thomas Milton Glaspie was born 10-22-1915 in Bowie, Cochise co. Arizona and died probably in Lane county, Oregon. By 1944 he had married Elsie Viola Crawford, born 8-26-1906 in Oklahoma and died in November of 1981 in Springfield, Lane county, Oregon. Elsie Crawford was first married to a Unknown Dennie, then Tom Glaspie and lastly to John Rice. I am looking for any connection to any of these families. Tom Glaspie and Elsie had a son named Tom Glaspie Jr. who was born Sept. 14, 1944(probably Oregon) and died abt. 1988 in Deer Lodge, Powell co., Montana. In the late 50's, early 60's Elsie and Tom lived in Springfield,Lane county, Oregon next to my now deceased in laws. That's how I ended up with the pics. Some of the other surnames in the pictures are Morgan, Searles and Cox along with a grandma Herion. Cheryl

Re: Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

julmarie58 — 2012-02-20 13:17:25Z

Hi May I ask if you might have any other info on this family..The Gillespie's are of my Great Grandmothers, but I have soooo many Thomas and Toms with no wife's as to be found yet..So it is hard for me to say or see if they are mine..
Any other info is great..
Thanks
Sherry

Tom Gillespie from Lane county, Oregon

chebow1 — 2012-02-19 22:13:34Z

I have 200+ pictures of Tom Gillespie and wife, Elsie Unknown. Some pictures include Tom Jr. Elsie had a 1st unknown marriage, then married Tom Gillespie and lastly married John Rice. This family lived in Springfield, Drain and Cottage Grove, Lane county, Oregon. They may have lived elsewhere too of course. These pics were found in my deceased in laws home. The Gillespie family were friends with my in laws and are no relation to my knowledge. I would like to place these pictures with the right family.
I would guess Tom Gillespie was born in the early 1920's. Cheryl

Re: Gillespie's Unite ~ History back as far as 854 ad

shellbell721 — 2012-02-09 01:50:18Z

Hi,

I'm searching for information on an Eleanor (maiden name unknown) Gillespie and her husband, first name unknown Gillespie.

They moved from VA to KY. Eleanor died in Bath County, KY in July 1817. Her Gillespie husband predeceased her. I'm guessing that she was born anywhere from 1767-1783, based on the birthdates of their children.

Their children were Ann, b. 1800 in VA; Jonathan, b.1804 in VA; Rebecca, b. 1810.

Thank you,
Michelle

Re: Gillespie of Fayette County, Lexington, Kentucky

shellbell721 — 2012-02-09 00:31:29Z

Are you related to the Gillespies?

James Edward Gillespie and Elizabeth Buchmann are my great-grandparents. My grandfather is Edward A. Gillespie. Verona was a sister to Edward, Ethelene and Augustus among others.

James Edward Gillespie, 2/14/1858 to 8/26/1933 born Lewis Co, KY; son of Will Henry Gillespie and Sarah Powers. James E. Gillespie married Elizabeth Buchmann (5/16/1860 to 6/26/1937)in Brown County, OH on May 14, 1878. Both buried in Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, KY. Elizabeth Buchmann is the daughter of Martin Luther Buchmann and Louise Schweickart, both also buried in Lexington Cemetery.

Patrick and Bridget Delia Granahan Gillespie - County Mayo

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-08 17:04:58Z

YOUNGSTOWN - Helen M. Benson, 95, of the Inn at Christine Valley formerly of Boardman, Ohio passed away on Monday, Feb. 6, 2012.

Helen was born May 17, 1916, in Youngstown, Ohio a daughter of Patrick and Bridget Delia Granahan Gillespie, who immigrated to the United States from County Mayo, Ireland.

As a child, she was a member of the Youngstown Immaculate Conception Parish.

After graduating from East High School in 1934, Helen graduated from Peters Comptometer School in 1935. She worked in the auditing office at McKelvey’s Department Store for six years, then as a comptometer operator in the cost department at Youngstown Sheet and Tube for six years. She continued to work part-time for Sears and McKelvey’s throughout her married years.

In 1947, she married her husband of 17 years, Philip Benson, who passed away in 1964.

She returned to work for the Youngstown Sheet and Tube/L TV Steel, working in the cost and time office departments at Stop 14 in Struthers, as well as various mill offices in Campbell, Ohio for 15 years, retiring in 1979.

Helen spent many volunteer hours at St. Elizabeth Hospital as a member of the Ladies of Charity and was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Dominic Church. She loved to play the piano and to travel.

She leaves to cherish her memory, her daughter, Dr. Anna Benson; her son-in-law, Paul Mastriana of Boardman; a niece, Virginia (Dan) Moriarty of Chatham, N.J.; and a nephew, Robert P. Loftus of Avon, Ohio.

A sister, Mary Virginia Loftus and brother in-law, Robert J. Loftus are deceased.

Family and friends may call from 4 to 7 p.m. on Friday at the Fox Funeral Home and from 9:30 to 10 a.m. on Saturday at St. Dominic Church, 77 E. Lucius Ave. in Youngstown, prior to the 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial.
Interment will follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Boardman.

Family and friends may visit www.foxfuneralhome.org to view this obituary and send condolences

Re: descendants of Mary E (Isham) and Miln Dayton Gillespie

AGrzywacki — 2012-02-03 16:09:08Z

Looking for living descendants of Miln Gillespie who in 1951 lived in Monterey, CA. and worked for the Railroad.
Ref: "The Trainmaster, No. 84 Nov 10, 1964 Portland, Ore.
Need to know if he was related to our "Major Archibald H. Gillespie, USMC born 14 August 1810.
Alex Grzywacki
JVC of the SUVCW
Camp #28, Santa Barbara County, CA.
P.O. Box 30125, SB, CA. 93130-0125

Downing

RayBullard30 — 2012-01-27 01:36:33Z

I was wondering if anyone heard from Ann Downing have lost contact with her over the last three years. She is related to Henry Mitts and Sarah Caroline Mitts (Vance) of Newberry county.

Henry mitts is the son of John Metts Sr of newberry county who is a great grandfather on my mothers side.

Thank you

Gillespie

RayBullard30 — 2012-01-27 01:25:21Z

I was wondering if anyone that has information on Frank Gillespie. I was corresponding with him years ago and lost contact. He is my 3rd cousin on my mothers side and his family line comes from the Walter Metts and Mary Manasas Metts (Smith) side.

Thank you

Re: William Abner Gillespie & Martha "Patsy" Hundley Of KY, VA

barwimm — 2012-01-21 23:25:17Z

Am wondering if you have come up with anything new on William Abner Gillespie. I am reading an old notice I received in 2009 that said that he was born in Culpepper Co., VA in 1790. This may be true as I had seen a note in Barton Papers in Falmouth, KY saying his family owned land that Culpepper Co. courthouse was later built on. We have been using Albemarle Co. as his birthplace but not sure. I know he and Patsy Hundley were married there. Family DNA testing goes back to a George Gillespie of Amhurst/Albemarle, VA. Do you have anything new?

Re: Undocumeted Gillespie Cemetery in Floyd County Virginia

lynnandlacy55 — 2012-01-20 15:32:29Z

name on old stone , evin galaspy , death year maybe 1840s.cemetery located across from smartview park on blueridge parkway, floyd va.cemetery called old gillespie cemetery.est1768.maybe 60 graves. gillespies underwoods &radfords are some of the people buried there. location used to be franklin co.

Re: John & Sarah Gillespie

lynsteingold — 2012-01-10 21:13:00Z

Hello Robyncoles50, I am helping a lady in Canada she has the names james Gillespie and Anabella Caldwell . it seems her father left the uk, and net a another lady and has three or for children in Australia, my friend says her father and his Grandmother from the uk, never saw or heard from him again so i think this might be the second family perhaps we can help each other, would you invite me too your tree. ind regards Linda.

Re: Whitten's in Michigan

TBrennan43851 — 2012-01-01 14:37:42Z

Beckie,

I have the connection now to Rosa Whitten. I have it as Frank Gillespie instead of Thomas Gillespie as her spouse. I do have information on the Gillespies as Frank's father David is a brother to my ancestor Enoch Bowan Gillespie. Contact me if you are interested. Tim

Thomas Gillespie of Cavanacaw, Armagh, Ireland

genealojist — 2011-12-31 03:02:16Z

Looking for any info relating to Thomas Gillespie in Cavanacaw, Armagh, Ireland. Don't have his vital dates, but am supposing born in 1780-1790 timeframe. There is a court record dated 1860 that names him, so he was alive at that point. Supposedly he was the son of John Gillespie, mother unknown. Any wife and children are also unknown. Please let me know if this rings a bell for anybody. Many thanks!

Re: Nancy Gillespie - Wife and Sister of Thomas

genealojist — 2011-12-31 02:57:23Z

This problem appears to have been solved, we think. The problem as stated assumed there was only one Thomas Gillespie, but that was not the case. There were TWO Thomas Gillespie's - one who traveled all the way from Ireland to Michigan to settle his inheritance. It was Thomas-from-Ireland who was the brother to both Nancy and Elizabeth. Nancy, we're guessing, married a cousin also named Thomas Gillespie. Thus the confusion.

Gillespie

jnnblackwell — 2011-12-27 22:00:50Z

I am trying to find out the name of the Gillespie male who came over on a ship from Ireland when he was 21. He later had a daughter, Sarah Ellen, who married William Franklin Smith. The Smith's lived near Salem, Missouri.

Re: Simon Peter Gillespie

scottvk1 — 2011-12-19 02:47:36Z

Thanks so much! He's my great great grandfather. Do you know when Peter and Bridget emigrated from Ireland to Canada, and whether they stayed there when Simon Peter emigrated to the US? Do you know when he or they emigrated to the US? Do you have any information about his time in the G.A.R? Any other info you might have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again!
Scott Vander Kolk

Re: Simon Peter Gillespie

stephendrussell — 2011-12-19 00:53:53Z

Simon Peter Gillespie was the son of Peter and Bridget Gillespie, who came from County Cork. Attached is his marriage license to Sarah Norwine, their headstone in Mt. Olivette Baptist Cemetery, near Clinton, Missouri where they are both buried. He and Sarah relocated to Missouri prior to the 1900 census (where he's found in Russell, Camden Co., MO). A copy of a tintype of Simon Peter Gillespie is also attached. He and Sarah are my great-grandparents.

Re: Gillespie

pete13600 — 2011-12-02 05:22:10Z

No, I'm not related to this line of Gillespie. Your Post just happened to catch me when I was ready to try something different. I still don't know what becme of Henrietta but I had fun looking for her.
Good luck in your search.

Gillespie of Newfoundland

darkestraindrop — 2011-11-26 04:17:23Z

Hello all, I have hit a wall in trying to trace back my family tree.

I know my family comes from Fortune Harbour, Newfoundland. My grandfather James Gillespie was born 1897 to William Gillespie and Mary Power. Both of them were born 1857, records indicate they were born in Fortune Harbour but I'm not sure how accurate that is. I'm fairly certain William's mother was Mary as well. And my father is fairly certain the spelling of the last name was changed from Glasby to Gillespie.

The family is Roman Catholic but its been hard to find Catholic records. So I haven't been able to find a birth record for William as of yet.

Re: Gillespie

BeEliza — 2011-11-25 02:29:44Z

WOW awesome info. Are you related? Henryetta was my grandmas sister. My grandma was Stella Gillespie Richardson. I know it sounds funny that she'd be my grandma but in my family on my parents side it seems to be a common thing to marry later in life. If you are related do you have any info on Luther Evans? He married one of my grandmas sister's but right at the momment can't think of her name. I have some info on Madrid (grandmas sister). Emma was a Props before marrying or so I've been told. I've come across the last name a few times. Thanks so much. I am sorry it took so long to respond but this is the first chance I've really had to get on the computer. I hope you have had a wonderful Thanksgiving I your info is greatly appreciated.

Re: Gillispie, William

tiffanyjones3311 — 2011-11-23 14:18:12Z

Hello cousin? I am a decedent William's.(1842 Jun Cleckimin, Scotland) His son Andrew (1882 Banksville, Allegheny, PA) was my great grandpa.

I am currently trying to figure out his lineage.
I can get as far as his parents (william gillespie 1842 – 1907 isabella lambie 1845 – 1931)
and his siblings
(Agnes gillespie 1864 – 1930archable gillespie 1868 – 1946 james gillespie 1868 – 1941 William gillespie 1870 – Christina gillespie 1871 – 1918 isabelle gillespie 1876 – 1940 elizabeth teesdale gillespie 1887 – 1964 edwin ruthwin gillespie 1901 – 1966) but don't know much more