Gilman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Bartholomew Gilman

wdgilman1 — 2012-05-22 05:09:39Z

I am confused over Bartholomew Gilman. There are 2 Bartholomew's, one born to Daniel and one to Nicholas Gilman with approx. the same birth and death dates. It is difficult to determine the Bartholomew dob/death dates for the son of Daniel. Any help on this? Time frame is 1730's to 1773. I don't believe they both have the same dates. Nicolas' son seems to have better documentation on the dates than Dan's son.

Re: Francis Marion Gilman (Birth 28 Feb 1841)

wdgilman1 — 2012-04-22 19:10:14Z

The only know direct male descendants of Francis Marion Gilman (1841) is within the Rollin David Gilman family tree.
Have not been able to trace any other male descentant.

Re: Gilman Family

zuckermanmary1 — 2012-04-19 18:03:30Z

My name is Mary Marie Mathews. My grand-mother is Maude Mary Gilman. She married my grand-father Adrain Henry Mathews. She had 3 boys (Delmar Mathews, James Mathews, Darwin Earl Mathews) 1 daughter (Glendoras Mathews). My father is Darwin Earl Mathews. I have more information that I can give you. If you want please feel free to contact me and I will give you what I can.

Mary Mathews

Nathaniel Goodhue Gilman

antztw — 2012-04-18 09:48:49Z

Seeking information for him please. This is the information I have. I think he is my ancestor but I can't seem to find any records linking him to my greatgrandmother. He settled in New Zealand....."Among the pioneer pakehas at Tolaga Bay was Nathaniel Goodhue Gilman, who became known to Europeans as “Blind Charlie” and to the natives as “Kirimana.” He reached Tolaga Bay in 1847 and married, in native fashion, Riripeta, a sister of Hirini Taurewa. After two children had been born, Archdeacon W. Williams came along and invited him to regularize the union by being married in accordance with the formula of the Church of England. Gilman talked the matter over with Robert Waddy, who was also living with a native woman, and they both got married on the same day. Riripeta died in 1862.

Second youngest of the Gilman family of ten, Mrs. Hall (previously Mrs. W. F. Hale) of Mangatuna, who was born in 1860, told the writer that her father was born in Kent on 25 April, 1814. When he was six years old, his parents migrated to Maine (U.S.A.). He became an apprentice in his father's furniture factory. As there were other Nathaniels among relatives who had also migrated, he was called “Charles.” Some years later, his Uncle Goodhue took him to Boston, where he was taught navigation. In 1835 his uncle put him on board a schooner which was sent “blackbirding” off the African coast. The vessel was captured by a British man-o'-war and sunk.

In 1836 Gilman came out to New Zealand in a whaler of page 123 which his brother was the master. Upon arrival at the Bay of Islands, he went ashore to have “a night-out” at a grog-shop. Trouble arose, the lights were extinguished, and, in a “free-for-all,” he was struck over the shoulder with a three-legged pot and incapacitated. His brother had to continue his whaling cruise without him. Deciding to remain in New Zealand, Gilman engaged in building work at Russell. Then he went to sea again, and, whilst his vessel was at Tolaga Bay, Te Kani-a-Takirau persuaded him to settle there, as he would be useful as a boat-builder.

During a visit to Auckland in 1864, Gilman remarried, his second wife being a half-caste Hindu, whose father was an officer in an Imperial regiment stationed there. When she arrived at Tolaga Bay she was presented with a number of petticoats by neighbours. Mrs. Hall remembered the occasion well, because the donors insisted that her stepmother should put on all the garments one on top of the other! Her father, in 1866, built for Captain Glover Tolaga Bay's first hotel. In 1868, he took over the ferry at Turanganui, but his principal occupation was boat-building. Some moa footprints—not the first to be found there—were uncovered by him on the north bank of the Waikanae Creek in the middle 1870's. When the supply became exhausted, he made some with a pocketknife and sold them to unsuspecting visitors. He died at Tolaga Bay on 29 September, 1895."

Re: Samual Gilman, Mary Ann Smith

wdgilman1 — 2012-04-18 03:36:14Z

I looked over you question.
The only Francis Marion Gilman I know was born in 1841.
His linage going back is as follows:
John Gilman (1816)
Samuel Gilman (1787)
Nathaniel Gilman (1745)
Francis had many children which I am tracing.
No sure of all of them.
Marion, Harry, Francis, John, Nelson, George, Katy, Alburtus, Maud, Margaret, and Ellen.
Francis is my Great Great Grandfather.
Francis siblings are:
Albert, John, Charles, Elizabeth, Nancy, Milan, and Samuel.
His brother Samuel was born in 1856 in Ohio.
Hope this may help.

Francis Marion Gilman (Birth 28 Feb 1841)

wdgilman1 — 2012-04-14 07:43:52Z

Francis Marion Gilman (Frank) was my 2nd Great Grandfather.
He is the direct descendant of Edward Gilman (1500), England.
He was Inducted into the Great Civil War as a Private for the State of Iowa with the 2nd Independent Artillery. His Allegiance was with the Union Cause. Captured, he was put into the most dreaded of Civil War Prisons, Andersonville, ID#1864714. Due to inhumane treatment he suffered the loss of a leg. When released he was discharged as a Private. With the loss of a leg returning home would never be the same.
I am interested in finding out more about this man.

Joseph Rollin Gilman (1957)

wdgilman1 — 2012-04-14 07:21:56Z

Lost contact with descentants of descendants of Joseph Rollin Gilman (b. 1957, d. 1995)
His son's name is "Jeff" Jeffery Joseph Gilman (b. 1957, d. ?)

Re: Darrell Gilman

khattie11 — 2012-03-29 16:53:19Z

im curious to know who you are. darrell gilman was my dad and clyde and helen were my grandparents. I dont know of any unknown grandchildren of my dad
thanks
cathy gilman myers
khattie11@midstatesd.net

Re: Darrell Gilman

sonnienelson24 — 2012-03-29 16:53:02Z

Penny,
I've tried to email you before but couldn't get it to go through. Maybe your grandmother Donna could get hold of you for me too. I have her email address. I would love to help you.
Your mother is my first cousin. Your grandfather Darrell was my mothers youngest brother. Darrell was the youngest of 9 children. You can email me directly if you are still interested in researching your Gilman Linage.

Sonnie Everett Nelson

retiredgophers@aol.com

Re: Darrell Gilman

2012-03-29 16:52:47Z

Penny,
Darrell Gilman was my uncle. My mother was his sister. I have what you are looking for.
The date of Clyde B. Gilman and Helen G. Halvorson marriage was Dec 25 1900 in Chamberlain, SD. I will be happy to make up a packet for you if you like, just email me at bj421@lafn.org. Sonnie

Darrell Gilman

2012-03-29 16:52:17Z

I am wanting to find some background on my grandfather Darrell Gilman who recently passed away. His father was Clyde Bradley Gilman, and Mother Helen Genellie Halverson. They were married in 1889. Please reply with any leads, I have nothing!

Re: Charles Rackham Gilman. Stafford House, Eaton, Norwich, Norfolk England

1_stephen20 — 2012-02-17 21:11:19Z

I would be intrigued to find out more about Sir Charles Gilman. We have an antique bookplate that we believe was his for sale at http://www.myfamilysilver.com/mp/item/19835/a-19th-century-f...

Re: GILMAN Surname -- Jewish?

lorrainejoi1 — 2012-01-23 02:55:45Z

The Irish Gillmans are descended from John Gillman who was a Lieutenant in the Army of the Earl of Essex. He remained in Ireland, and as his father had royal connections he met and married Eleanor OÇallaghan, 12th in line to the Irish throne. This John Gillman had two sons producing many descendants. John's father was the God son of Henry VIII, and the Irish Gillmans were generally Church of Ireland.

All the Gillman family appear to have desccended from Cilmin Droed-
Du who was granted a Coat of Arms in abt. 840 AD. When his descendants migrated to England around 1600 they took on a surname, and chose the name Gilman after the Welsh Knight. The uncle of this Gilmin Troed-
Du was Mervyn Vryche, the first KING OF WALES. THIS FAMILY IS IN THE FAMILY TREE OF THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY. THE TUDOR SOVEREIGNS ARE DESCENDED FROM THE SAME COMMON ANCESTORS AS CILMIN TROED-DU. THERE IS A LEGEND AS TO WHY HE WAS KNOWN AS CILMIN THE BLACK LEG, AND THE FAMILY HAS BEEN TRACED FROM 840 AD, BY THIS COAT OF ARMS, AND OTHERS OF THE GILMAN FAMILY THAT WERE ALSO GRANTED SIMILAR COAT OF ARMS - ALL INCLUDING THE BLACK LEG. I AM WRITING A BOOK ON THE GILLMANS FROM AROUND THE WORLD, I CAN BE CONTACTED BY EMAIL AT lorrainejoi@tadaust.org.au

Re: Charles and Samuel Gilman

dmunkers1 — 2012-01-16 06:22:12Z

Ok, I think I have answered my own question. So Cora and Miles moved to Oregon and Walter stayed in California. John was a step brother to them and Pete was a half brother to them.

my email address is dmunkers@yahoo.com if you have any more questions just email there.

Re: Charles and Samuel Gilman

dmunkers1 — 2012-01-16 06:09:19Z

That is my family, I'm the grandson of Riley Munkers. In fact the whole reason I found your post is because we found a picture in his house tonight that had Charles Gilman writen on it. We google searched Charles Gilman, Oregon and found your post here. I will have to scan the pictures for my parents and then we can email one to you.

What do you know about Cora's brothers Pete and John Gilman? They were half brothers we believe and homesteaded with Miles and Charles on Gilman Flats here in Morrow County Oregon.

Re: Charles and Samuel Gilman

kmkeller1 — 2012-01-16 04:48:32Z

It is very nice to talk to you. I meant to say that Cora was my great aunt I guess. She had two kids with Harry Munkers? Gilman Riley Munkers and Donald LeRoy Munkers? So Cora is my great grandfather, Charles Gilman's, first
born. She had two brothers, Miles Franklin Gilman and Walter Lewis Gilman. Walter Lewis is my grandfathers father. Does this sound like your family? Do you have any more information on Charles. I know he was born in Sacramento, California in about 1863. He had a brother named Sameul. His parents died from the flu when Charles and Samuel were teenagers I believe and Charles stayed in California working with ranchers and Sameul was taken back east (to the Dakotas I believe). Charles's first wife Rebecca died in 1889 and he left his family behind. He met and married Agnes and she already had two children that took Charles's name. Then Alice (and Miles I think) moved to Oregon and lived with him or by him. He died in Oregon January 17th 1946. I would love some photographs of him. My grandfather doesn't have any as his father Walter never got over being abandoned by Charles.
Katie

Re: Charles and Samuel Gilman

dmunkers1 — 2012-01-16 04:06:31Z

I am the great grandson of Harry and Cora Munkers.

Re: Charles and Samuel Gilman

kmkeller1 — 2012-01-16 03:08:02Z

If you are any relation to Dick and Margo Sherer then that is the Charles Gilman I am speaking of. I have been in contact with Margo regarding Charles. I cannot find any information for him regarding his parents names or where his brother might have ended up. I would love a picture of him if at all possible and any information you might have on him. My grandfather is Leonard Gilman. He is the son of Walter Lewis Gilman, a son of Charles Gilman. Charles was married to Agnes (don't know her maiden name) and she had two sons. Prior to that, he was married to Margaret Rebecca Buchanan and they had three children together. My Great Grandmother Cora Alice Gilman married Harry Munkers in 1916 - any relation?
Katie

Re: Charles and Samuel Gilman

dmunkers1 — 2012-01-16 02:40:01Z

My parents and I were going through a box of old pictures from my grandparents and found some with the name Charles Gilman on it. He might be my Great,Great Grandfather. We are not sure, though.

Re: Samuel Gilman- Nancy Clark

DarleneSpargo42 — 2011-12-24 00:12:25Z

Hi Lee, it has been some time since I last heard from you, about the time of the Sleepy Eye Reunion. I am descended from Sarah Gilman Miner through her son, Franklin Ulysses Miner.
I noticed that some people are looking for Nancy Clark in Maine, but I do have their marriage registration in Vermont and she said she was born in Vermont. Unless I find proof otherwise, I do believe her parents were Levi and Nancy Ann (Child)Clark.
Have your found anything new and exciting in your research?

Re: Samuel Gilman- Nancy Clark

LeeLGS9 — 2011-12-23 23:02:28Z

I believe that I should know your name, but could not find it in my data base on Gilmans

lee Gilman Stewart

Re: Samuel Gilman- Nancy Clark

LeeLGS9 — 2011-12-23 22:58:59Z

Which of Samuel and Nancy children do you descend from?? he had 13 children.

Lee Gilman Stewart

Re: Daniel Gilman/Ruth Russell

pbiever13 — 2011-12-05 23:20:36Z

Please contact me at pbiever@embarqmail.com, re: the Gilman family. I have info regarding William H. Gilman and would be glad to share. Thank you for posting your info, this has been a major brick wall for some time.
Peg Biever

Re: Samuel Gilman, b. 1797 ME -- married Nancy Clark

CaAlden — 2011-11-21 15:33:34Z

There is another Nancy Clark who has family who lived in Parsonsfield, Maine. Her parents: Jonas Clark and Dorotha "Dolly"CHASE.

Re: Nicholas Gilman

pgw82077 — 2011-11-02 01:03:03Z

I am a decendant of Nicholas Gilman. You can email me at pgw82077@gmail.com with any questions you may have. I have the family tree that goes back to the 1500's

Re: Joseph B. GILMAN m. Emily Charlotte BROWN in NY -- lived in WI

ritawlg — 2011-07-27 21:56:17Z

J.B was my ggreatgrandfa0ther
who was J.B father and mother
Bill

Charles and Samuel Gilman

kmkeller1 — 2011-07-17 22:51:22Z

I am looking for information on my great, great grandfather Charles Gilman and his brother Samuel. I believe they were born in San Francisco after their parents moved from back east. Their parents died of the flu. I believe Charles was born in 1859. Charles ended up working in SF and Oregon and Samuel was taken by a family possibly back to South Dakota. Charles married Margaret Rebecca Buchanan in 1882 and after her death married Agnes. I know he died in Ione, Oregon. Any information would be very helpful.

John Neddles Anthony Chu Chu Gilman

rmf50 — 2011-06-19 21:43:54Z

To whoever is looking for John Neddles, he changed his name from A. C. C. Gilmam while he was in Hawaii. Don't know why he did. He has a rich and colorfull history in Hawaii. Looked in the archives for anything relating to him, and found information from the Bruce Cartwright booklet on Haole Families from N-Z. No mention is made of his second wife. I know they both were high chiefesses but that is as far as I have gotten. Would like to know his parents, father is supposedly French and mother Chickasaw.

Anthony Chu Chu Gilman aka John Neddles

rmf50 — 2011-06-19 21:32:19Z

I would like to know some background information on John Neddles. When he first came to Hawaii he was known as A. C. C. Gilman, but then sometime later he changed his name to John Neddles. I looked in the State Archives and his father was French and his mother was Chickasaw. Does anyone know why he changed his name if legally, and what his parents names are? Mahalo. R.

Edward Gilman 1770-1840

patchenmk — 2011-05-11 20:53:56Z

I've now read a couple of books on the Gilmam family that list Nicholas' wife (Edward's mother) as Elizabeth Rogers. She was Nicholas' 2nd wife. I now need to find corroborating information that shows Edward as Nicholas' son. Nicholas (1731-1783/born and died in NH) and Elizabeth Rogers (1732/1783- born in MA)

Daniel Gilman b1810 Mass

Betsy_Shirk — 2011-04-12 05:36:05Z

Lived in Beekman, Dutchess Co, NY at time of 1850 Census with wife Phebe and children: William T b. 1841, Peter H. b. 1843, Elizabeth b. 1846, Sarah b. 1848, and Mary Ann b. 1850. Moved to Bradford Co, PA, before 1860 Census (Phebe not listed in 1860) and lived there until his death in 1880. Any info on his parents, wife Phebe or son William greatly appreciated. Peter died in Civil War, daughters all married and lived in or near Bradford Co, PA.

Re: Charles O.F. Gilman

dblugil1 — 2011-04-12 01:45:30Z

I know of Charles OF Gilman and Ruth Hazel Gilman.I am familiar with this family. You can email me at dblugil@comcast.net

Martha Jean Gilman - b. 1907 IL

janegrafton79 — 2011-04-05 12:58:45Z

I would like to exchange information with descendants of Martha Jean Gilman, born in Centralia, Illinois in 1907. She was the daughter of George Frances Gilman and Elsie Watts Gilman.

GILMAN Frederick E - Vietnam Wall section 12W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-04 19:57:26Z

GILMAN Frederick E - Vietnam Wall section 12W

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 220,673 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: Kysel and Mary GILMAN -- of Brooklyn

marshakp — 2011-03-05 19:07:55Z

I am the daughter of Julius Gilman and granddaughter of Kysel and Mary Gilman, Brooklyn, NY. My father had 2 brothers, David and Samuel, and two sisters, Riva and Hannah (who died in early childhood). All of them have passed, but their children are still spread around. I just started tracing our family because my daughter is about to have my first grandchild. I would LOVE to share information with you... especially because I can't find much info. I remember the Michlin Family Circle gatherings as a child. Please reply, Marsha Gilman Pratt

Re: Frank GILMAN

KEITHWATSON46 — 2011-02-28 20:02:18Z

Are you still researching Frank Gilman? He was my great great grand father he was Married to Sara Frances Russell
I descend from their daughter Mary Gilman Watson. Have you ever found any documentation as to when his Father James
Gilman came from Ireland.Do you have any Gilman family pictures Of James through Mary's generation? I have a picture of Mary her brother and another sister. Who do you descend
from. Email me at Watson6363@aol.com thank you.
Keith

Re: William GILMAN -- Emmie HOOD

KEITHWATSON46 — 2011-02-27 19:56:11Z

I descend from William's Sister Mary. Do you have any photos of this family? I remember Emmie Hood Gilman living across the street when I was a child. This has been a difficult name to research for me. Any help is appreciated.

Re: Mary Gilman

GlendaSasse62 — 2011-01-21 19:02:53Z

I'm not sure if you're still out there... Your post was 6 years ago. Anyway, I'm trying to find the parents and ancestors of Nicholas Gilman, the signer of the constitution. My husband's relative is Mary Gilman, wife of Nicholas Jacob. I know they are related, but can't quite locate the connection.

Thanks in advance.
Glenda

Re: Mary Gilman

2011-01-21 19:02:24Z

mary gilman 1615 sp nicholas jacob----nicholas jacob is the ggggggg grandpa of george bush--that is all i have on the jacobs---i have a lot on the gilmans- will share -----ralph

Mary Gilman - born 1615 England, died 1681 Hingham Township, Suffolk Co, MA

bacotton — 2011-01-21 19:01:23Z

Subject of this inquiry is Mary Gilman (born 1615 England & died 15 July 1681 Hingham Township, Suffolk County, Massachusetts) and her daughter Mary Jacob (born Hingham, Norfolkshire, England 1632), daughter of Nicholas Jacob (born 1592 Hingham, Norflolkshire, England) and Mary Gilman (born 1615 England).

Mary Jacob married John Otis on 10 May 1649 in Hingham Township, Suffolk County, Massachusetts and together they had a son, John Otis (1657-1727) who married Mercy Bacon (1658-1737) and together they had a daughter, Mary Otis, who married Isaac Little in Marshfield, Plymouth County about 1703 and together they had a son, Nathaniel Little, who married Kezia Atwood and together they had a daughter, Lucy Little, who married Lieutenant John Cotton during Revolutionary War.

The Little Family Line goes back as follows: Capt. Nathaniel; Isaac; Lt. Isaac to Thomas Little who married Anna Warren (daughter of Richard Warren, Mayflower passenger (one of my 8th great grandfathers).

Lieutenant John Cotton's ancestors lived in Plymouth, Massachusetts. His father, Colonel Theophilus Cotton headed the Plymouth Militia and his grandfather, Josiah Cotton was Justice of the Peace for Plymouth. The father of Josiah was the Rev. John Cotton Jr. who was vicar of Plymouth and died in Charleston, SC of yellow fever. The Cotton line goes back to Rev. John Cotton of Boston who emigrated to New-England on "The Griffin" in 1633 from Boston, Lincolnshire, England where he was Vicar of St. Botolph's. Sarah Hawkredd, Rev. John Cottonâ€™s 2nd wife, was the daughter of Anthony Hawkredd, mayor of Boston, Lincolnshire, England and she married Richard Mather after Rev. John Cotton died. Rev. John & Sarahâ€™s daughter, Mariah, married Richard Matherâ€™s son, Increase Mather and she and Increase were the parents of Cotton Mather.

I am seeking as much information as I can about the ancestors and English roots of Mary & Nicholas Jacob and/or Mary Gilman. I am also interested in published genealogies and or family histories to gain a better understanding of their descendants in Colonial America through the Revolutionary War up to the present, if possible.

Information that contains specific sources and/or references would be returned in kind if anyone is interested in information on the Cotton or Little/Warren lines.

Nicholas Gilman

GlendaSasse62 — 2011-01-17 06:05:21Z

Hello, I'm searching for the parents and ancesters of Nicholas Gilman, born in 1755 and signer of the Constitution of the United States.

My husband's ancestor is Mary Gilman Jacobs, and I know she is the great (or gg aunt) of Nicholas, but I can't find the ancestors in between.

I hope someone can help me. I have spent all weekend trying to straighten out this branch of the tree.

Re: John GILMAN, wife Nellie

chevyguy175 — 2010-12-31 05:20:09Z

I have a John K. Gilman that married a Nelle Strong and a Mildred m. cousin John`s father was Harman S. 1880 Sparta census.

Re: Sisters: Edith & Ester GILMAN

chevyguy175 — 2010-12-31 05:06:35Z

These two ladies are my aunts and the men uncles you are relation also

Looking for the parents of George R Gilman

garryginny1 — 2010-12-18 19:39:13Z

Searched a long time and can't find the parents of George R. Gilman. I have a lot of information even the obituaries of George and Eliza. But can't find who his parents were. If anyone can help, I would be so grateful. Ginny Gilman

This is what I know about George R. Gilman.
He was born in New Hampshire, June 3 1820, Probably at Rockingham. In 1827 he moved to Ohio with his parents and Joined the Methodist Church. in 1840 he lived in North East Erie Penn. In 1840 he lived in Ashtabula, Ohio, United States. He married Eliza Loomis on the 7 April 1842 in NorthEast Erie Penn. In 1842 they moved to Ontario Canada, where they had son Elnmes J gilman in 1843 and Ellen Gilman in 1845 and Mary Gilman in 1846. They then moved to Ohio in 1849. Rose and George were born in Kingville and Conneaut in 1851 and 1858. In 1870 they moved from Ohio to North East, Erie Penn and George lived there until He died in 1894 at the age of 74. He lived in a house on Smedley Street. he joined the Presbyterian church in 1873 in Northeast.

Moses Gilman b.1756 -- son of Stephen Gilman

youngpg — 2010-08-31 23:27:48Z

This Moses Gilman married Sarah Bean 1778 in Candia NH. Does anyone know how to document that this Moses is the son of Stephen Gilman?

Re: Moses Gilman b.1756 -- son of Stephen Gilman

kaskae11 — 2010-08-31 23:27:33Z

One of my sources is the Byron/Bean family tree at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~byronfamil... but the main one is the (LDS) Family Search engine.

GILMAN Ann J 1911-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-08 22:57:13Z

GILMAN Ann J 1911-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Sylvester Gilman (Gillman)

barbararumfield1 — 2010-07-31 14:18:37Z

I am looking for Sylvester Gillman b. 1814 Ireland.
He married Ellen b. 1828

They had a son John Franklin Gilman b. 1857 IL, USA d. 1941

Would also like to find any siblings of John

Re: Zebulon Gilman, bn abt 1730, NewMarket, NH

sonnienelson — 2010-07-08 13:47:54Z

I have a Zebulon Gilman born abt. 1739 in New Market, NH
and married to Elizabeth Colcord, born 1739. I have no idea of where they died or are buried.
Children:
James, 1759-1823
Betsy 1762-1788
Zebulon 1764-1792
Dudley 1766-1816
Lydia 1768-
Hannah 1771=
Antipas 1773-
Mary 1776-
Nathaniel 1776=
Abigail 1778

Do any of these sound familiar? I am related to Zebulon (1764) who married Betty Philbrick, their son Joseph Philbrick Gilman.

Re: Amos GILMAN + Retta RICE

nanablue2007 — 2010-06-04 17:19:41Z

TO CLARIFY HIS SURNAME IS SPELLED W. 2 'L' IN THIS
Surname: Amos Gillman
Year: 1850
County: Spencer CO.
State: IN
Age: 52
Gender: M (Male)
Month of Death: Nov
State of Birth: OH
ID#: MRT197_119741
Occupation: NONE LISTED
Cause Of Death: PNEUMONIA

he dies the same month as the census...bummer

THIS MARRIAGE DATE DOESNT MAKES SENSE AS SHE IS IS THE 1850 CENSUS IN HER OWN HOME WITH AARON NEXT DOOR ...
Name: Retta Gillman
Spouse Name: Aaron Standridge
Marriage Date: 1 Sep 1850
Marriage County: Spencer
Source Title 1: Spencer County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Vol
Source Title 3: W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O
Book: 3
OS Page: 165

CENSUS TAKEN 9 NOV 1850
Name: Ritter Gilman
Age: 34
Estimated birth year: abt 1816
Birth Place: Kentucky
Gender: Female
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Huff, Spencer, Indiana
Family Number: 1136
Household Members: Name Age
Ritter Gilman 34
Thena Persithe 12
Mary J Rice 16 OHIO
Cornelius Gilman 9
Rebecca Gilman 3

NEXT DOOR
Name: Aaron Standridge
Age: 73
Estimated birth year: abt 1777
Gender: Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Huff, Spencer, Indiana
Family Number: 1135
Household Members: Name Age
Aaron Standridge 73
Thomas Standridge 20
Eliza Standridge 15

I know you cannot believe everything found on ancestry.com

this shows her name Henrietta
1860 United States Federal Census

Name: Henrietta Standrige
Age in 1860: 49
Birth Year: abt 1811
Birthplace: Kentucky
Home in 1860: Huff, Spencer, Indiana
Gender: Female
Post Office: Troy
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members: Name Age
Arron S Standrige 87
Henrietta Standrige 49
Nancy F Standrige 8
Arron S Standrige 5
Cornelius R Gillman 19
Rebecca E Gillman 12

this took awhile to find...they are just not gonna make this EASY
1870 United States Federal Census

Name: Rether Reede
Birth Year: abt 1812
Age in 1870: 58
Birthplace: Kentucky
Home in 1870: Huff, Spencer, Indiana
Race: White
Gender: Female
Value of real estate: View image
Post Office: Troy
Household Members: Name Age
Rether Reede 58
Cornelius Reede 27
Rebecca Reede 21
Nancy Reede 17
Anon Smith Reede 16

I DONT HAVE A CLUE WHO THESE PEOPLE ARE BUT IT CAME UP

Name: Martha Reed
Spouse Name: Neveta Standridge
Marriage Date: 24 Mar 1864
Marriage County: Spencer
Source Title 1: Spencer County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Vol
Source Title 3: Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Roc
Book: 5
OS Page: 45

WAIT..HERE IS A DIFFERENT VERSION SAME DATE...So much of a coincidence... right timeframe, last names, county ...
Name: Neveta Standridge
Spouse Name: Martin Reed
Marriage Date: 24 Mar 1864
Marriage County: Spencer
Source Title 1: Spencer County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Vol
Source Title 3: Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Roc
Book: 5
OS Page: 45

misc. other
there is a tree for Henrietta Rice Standridge but no info other than what's in this 1860 census

I did find this
Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953

Name: Nancy F Bullington
[Nancy F Standrige]
Death Date: 15 Aug 1924
Death Location: Daviess
Residence Location: Daviess
Age: 71
Gender: Female
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: 23 Dec 1852
Birth Location: Indiana
Father's Name: Aron Standrige
Mother's Name: Aridia Rice
Mother's Birth Location: Indiana

Name: Rebecca Gilman
Spouse Name: Nicholas Varner
Marriage Date: 21 Jan 1877
Marriage County: Spencer
Source Title 1: Spencer County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Vol
Source Title 3: W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O
Book: 7
OS Page: 290

Name: Varner
Father: Nicholas
Mother: Rebecca Gillman
County: Spencer
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 8 Nov 1885
Reference: Spencer County, Indiana
Index to Birth Records
1882 - 1920 Inclusive
Volume 1
Letters A - K Inclusive
Spencer County, Indiana
Index to Birth Records
1882 - 1920 Inclusive
Volume 2
Letters L - Z Inclusive
Book: R-1
Page: 252

no doubt you have this but to show where he is and the neighbors
Name: Cornelius Gilman
Home in 1880: Huff, Spencer, Indiana
Age: 39
Estimated birth year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Indiana
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's name: Ann
Father's birthplace: Ohio
Mother's birthplace: Ohio
Neighbors: View others on page
Occupation: Farm Laborer
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Cornelius Gilman 39
Ann Gilman 36
Ellesbury Gilman 12

Nicholas Varner 35
Rebecca Varner 32
Fanny Varner 2
Emma E. Varner 6M
Ridda Reed 67

THERE ARE TREES USING THAT AMOS AS
Amos Gilman
Birth

1798
Maine, United States
Death

Nov 1850
Spencer, Indiana, United States

MARRIED
MARY LAYCOCK

FOUND THIS
Groom's Name: Amos Gilman
Groom's Birth Date:
Groom's Birthplace:
Groom's Age:
Bride's Name: Mary Laycock
Bride's Birth Date:
Bride's Birthplace:
Bride's Age:
Marriage Date: 17 Feb 1818
Marriage Place: Clermont County, Ohio
Groom's Father's Name:
Groom's Mother's Name:
Bride's Father's Name:
Bride's Mother's Name:
Groom's Race:
Groom's Marital Status:
Groom's Previous Wife's Name:
Bride's Race:
Bride's Marital Status:
Bride's Previous Husband's Name:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01417-2
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
Source Film Number: 327559
Reference Number: V 1 P 105

THIS SAME MARRIAGE SHOWS UP ANCESTRY.COM'S
Marriage records of Clermont County, Ohio, 1800-1850 PAGE 128

part of the problem is that there are some GILMAN/GILLMAN'S IN SPENCER IND THAT HAVE VERY SIMILIAR INFO
after all this I dont think I was much help with your query

I AM NOT RELATED

Regards,

Connie