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Books on the Gilman Family

StellaS77 — 2009-11-07 00:22:38Z

Greetings,

I just found a new online bookstore that gives away FREE SEARCHABLE CD-ROM with the purchase of any family history book, they have over 20,000 titles to choose from, I just tought that I will pass it along to you.

Their address is www.ancestralbooks.com

Books that I was able to find from their website for my research:

A Genealogical and Biographical Record of that Branch of the Family of Gilman Descended from the Honorable Counselor John Gilman of Exeter…. - by Gilman, Arthur
Albany, NY , 1863

Genealogy of the Gilman Family in England and America. - by Gilman, Arthur
Albany, NY , 1864

The Gilman Family Traced in the line of Hon. John Gilman, of Exeter, N. H. with an Account of Many Other Gilmans in England and America - by Gilman, Arthur
Albany, NY , 1869

The Story of the Gilmans - by Ames, Constance L. G.
Yakima, WA , 1950

Charles W. Gilman - Jane L. Smith, married 1883

michaeljfrost — 2009-11-01 17:15:52Z

I am related to Jane Tapley and Simon Smith thro their daughter,Catherine F. Smith who married William Cameron
Jenner,thro their 6 child, Katherine F. Jenner, who married
my grandfather George F. Frost,in Milltown New Brunswick,
Canada June 28 1893.
In some data forwarded to me I show;
Charles Wilson Gilman marrying Jane L. Smith ,Sept 1 1883.
Jane daughter of Cyrus F. Smith.I show 5 children;
Leonora Gilman date ?
Katherine " "
Mildred " "
( ? ) " "
Charles Arthur Gilman
I show Charles marrying Dorothy Kenerson
Child, Richard W. Gilman.
Can you supply dates and corrections ??

Re: Charles W. Gilman

kitty1944 — 2009-10-31 18:22:55Z

Richard...Can't get through to your email posted and don't have your home address or phone number...This is Lorraine Beal in Princeton, ME...Great great grand daughter of Cyrus Foss Smith and Lenora Victoria Choate...

Re: Jacob P. Gilman

sonnienelson — 2009-10-30 17:53:40Z

I'm sorry but I do not have anyone by this name in my notes.
Perhaps he's from a different line?
Mine is out of England, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Iowa, then into South Dakota.

Jacob Porter Gilman; PA 1890 - 1900

drvebv — 2009-10-30 17:53:08Z

We are looking for Jacob Porter Gilman, Philadelphia in the 1890- 1900. He fought in the Civil War. His wife's name was Sidney (Sydney) they had one son, Albert B. He served in the army during Philippine Insurection mustering out in 1901. I hope you can find something. We have the military records. Can't find birth, marriage, baptism or death records for any of them.

Re: Gilman Family

pgw82077 — 2009-10-30 17:51:39Z

This weekend I will put together all that I have and send it to you. Would you like me to mail it or email? Please let me know. My email is pgw82077@gmail.com. Thanks, Pam

Re: Gilman Family

sonnienelson — 2009-10-30 17:51:23Z

Pam,
I'd be interested to see what you have also, however I can not possibly send you everything that I have, but am willing to send you my lineage with fathers only.

Re: Edward Gilman

pgw82077 — 2009-10-30 17:51:01Z

I too am a descendent of this line of Gilman's. Could you please email me so we can exchange information. my email is pgw82077@gmail.com. thank you Pam

Re: Edward Gilman

sonnienelson24 — 2009-10-30 17:50:42Z

Richard,
I too descend from Edward, Edward, Edward Robert, Edward, Moses, Moses, James/Jonathan, Zebulon, Zebulon, Joseph P., William, John Blin, Clyde Bradly Gilman. Then thru Clyde's daughter Alice Marjorie Gilman Everett.
However I can not find any proof of this direct lineage. Could you please help me?

Re: Edward Gilman - daughter Sarah Gilman

2009-10-30 17:50:23Z

I am a direct descendant of Sarah Gilman, daughter of Edward Gilman 1587 of Hingham, Norfolk, Eng who married Mary Clark in 1614. Sarah of above married John Leavitt and were the first immigrants to America in the 1600's. Edward and Mary Clark Gilman also arrived in Massachusetts and are buried there. I do not have Robert Edward Gyllman's wife's last name, her first name was Mary and they were married around 1579.

Re: Edward Gilman - b. 1500

2009-10-30 17:49:53Z

I am a direct descendent or Edward Gilman, b. abt 1500 in Caston, England. No wife, son was Edward Gilman, b. 1525, Caston, England; m. Rose Rysse had nine children. My line includes both the Gilman's of Maine and the Gilman's of New Hampshire. I have the origin of the Gilman name (originally from Wales), a time line of Wales, History of Wales, Royalty of Wales (our line includes King Henry VI & VII; also the Tudor Family and the Plantagenists. Tudor Family ended when King Henry VII died. I have approximately 350 pages on the Gilman family including pictures on father's side from his Gmother, down to my two ggrandchildren. Interested???

Re: Gilman Family from Caston, ENG from 1575 - 1620

2009-10-30 17:48:07Z

in searching for my mothers ancestor i have a lot of info on edward gilman 6--22--1555 sp mary hawes 1561 all the way to bradstreet gilman 1736 sp comfort wiggin dec 5 1727----bradstreet gilman is related to charlesmagne-----he also had 3 sons in rev, war.

Gilman Family from Caston, ENG from 1575 - 1620

2009-10-30 17:46:38Z

I am looking for information on any Gilman's from Caston, England between the years of1575 - 1620. In particular, the Gilman's that came to the U S and settled in Exeter, Rockingham County, NH.

Re: Mahala Gilman of Henrico Co VA

mikeymike5289 — 2009-10-29 01:33:47Z

Well, I at least think I do. It all fits, but I could be wrong. Georgiana married a man named John Ford. They are buried in Hollywood Cemetery which is in Richmond,VA. In their lot (which is section B lot 69), 17 people are buried. Two are them, I know at least one is their child who died when she was 4 (I have the obituary), and there are many little(ages 0-2) Fords. Anyways, a person in this lot is named Mary J. Gilman who died in Oct 1856 being age 46. I cross checked the 1850 census for a Mary J. Gilman who would be living around Richmond and I found a Mary J. Gilman who was married to a Dudley Gilman (who had a Georgiana and a Mahala in the household) The dates for Mary J. Gilman are a little off, but that is normal with census records. I then used Familysearch.org to look for a Dudley Gilman and got this:

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/AF/family_group_recor...

I also found somewhere else that in the Henrico Marriage Bonds has a Dudley Gilman who married a Mary Jane Brown on Dec 20 1831. In these records is also a Dudley Gilman who married a Polly Ford in 1799 (when he was 13) and a Mahaly Tharp in 1809. I would assume then that Dudley's child was Dudley who named one of his daughters after his mother. So there you have it. I have tried to put these pieces together, and in my mind it makes sense; however, like I said before I could be jumping to conclusions. -Michael

Re: Mahala Gilman of Henrico Co VA

oclarke11 — 2009-10-28 23:50:38Z

Thanks for your reply. The only info I have is what I posted. How do you know that Georgianna is her sister? Do you have parents for them?
Ollie

Re: Mahala Gilman of Henrico Co VA

mikeymike5289 — 2009-10-28 05:48:47Z

I might be related to Mahala Gilman. I think her sister Georgiana is my g-g-g grandmother. Do you have any more information about this family? -Michael

Re: GILMAN Origin

pgw82077 — 2009-10-27 19:07:57Z

I too am a descendent and would like more info. please contact me at pgw82077@gmail.com thank pam

Re: GILMAN Origin

brendagillman — 2009-10-10 18:16:18Z

dear sir, if the information is still available please reply when possible. B. Kay Gillman

Frederick GILMAN - b. 1880

2009-08-21 01:42:12Z

Born about 1880 in Derby, U.K. Last contact was during WW1 when he returned to Europe with U.S. Forces.
Any information gratefully received about his life in U.S.A.

Moses Gilman b.1756 s. of Stephen Gilman

youngpg — 2009-03-30 03:03:01Z

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?

Neoma Gilman of Port Arthur, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2009-05-25 01:11:33Z

Neoma is pictured in the 1928 Sea Gull, yearbook of Port Arthur High School. She is a sophomore. I'm not kin but thought this might help others locate family.

Gilman Family

lilsarg011 — 2008-11-26 00:16:11Z

I have only recently begun researching my ancestry. If anyone can help me with information on any of the following people, it will be much appreciated:

Andrew Gilman b. late 1700s - early 1800s
Emily Gilman b. circa 1879, Maryland
Helen B Gilman b. circa 1875, Maryland
Homer George Gilman b. circa 1879, Illinois
James Robert Gilman b. circa 1847 or 49, Virginia
Jesse James Gilman b. circa 1876, Illinois
Maude Mary Gilman b. circa 1890, Illinois
Alice Cathern Gilman b. circa 1897, Illinois
Levi William Gilman
Maude Mary Gilman b. circa 1890, Illinois
Minnie Gilman b. circa 1890, Illinois
Emma Lucretia Hine b. 1853, Illinois
Katherine Hine
Edith (possibly Katherine Hine's mother)

Re: Death of Mr. John Gilman in Brazil

lilsarg011 — 2008-11-26 00:03:58Z

The name John Gilman appears at least twice in my family tree. Do you have any identifying information on this John Gilman (ie date of birth, death, spouse's name, siblings or descendants)?

Re: Franklin Pierce GILMAN

lilsarg011 — 2008-11-25 19:16:32Z

I noticed your message listed an Andrew Gilman as one of Franklin's siblings. My ancestry includes an Andrew Gilman but I have been unable to locate any information on him. If you could help it would be appreciated.

Re: Edward Gilman and Descendants

lilsarg011 — 2008-11-25 18:18:58Z

Do you know if this lineage includes a George Homer (or Homer George)Gilman?

Re: Homer George Gilman

lilsarg011 — 2008-11-25 01:52:20Z

Thank you so much. You haven't been able to find anything on an Andrew Gilman -- would probably have been born early 1800s. I believe he was George Homer Gilman's father; possibly married to Katherine Hines.

Mary GILMAN - wife of Nicholas JACOB: Matrilineal Descendants Wanted

Perry_Streeter — 2009-10-07 15:56:25Z

For more than a decade, I have been developing the theory that my great-great-great-great-grandmother, Dorothy (DYER) MINER, lastly of Greenwood, Steuben County, New York, was probably a daughter of James and Dorothy (WHITMARSH) DYER, originally of Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts and lastly of Plainfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. For more information, please see…

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~streeter/d...

Unfortunately, conventional research has not yet yielded “the proof” to confirm this placement. However, definitive proof that Dorothy (DYER) MINER was the daughter of James and Dorothy (WHITMARSH) DYER could be obtained by comparing the Mitochondrial DNA of her living matrilineal descendants with the Mitochondrial DNA of living matrilineal descendants of Dorothy’s probable matrilineal ancestors:

Mary (GILMAN) (JACOB) (FOULSHAM/FOLSOM) BEAL/BEALES , wife of Nicholas-1 JACOB
|
Deborah (JACOB) THOMAS, wife of Nathaniel-3 THOMAS Jr. (Nathaniel-2 Sr., William-1)
|
Mary (THOMAS) (GARDNER) Goold, wife of Rev. James-1 GARDNER
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Dorothy (GARDNER) WHITMARSH, wife of Ezra-4 WHITMARSH (Ezra-3, John-2-1)
|
Dorothy (WHITMARSH) DYER, wife of James-5 DYER (Joseph-4, William-3, Christopher-2, William-1)

If you have a well-documented and unbroken *matrilineal* (“umbilical”) line of descent from any of the women shown in this lineage, please contact me privately at perry@streeter.com, without fear of any further obligation. Mitochondrial DNA is only passed from mothers to their children so the only male that can exist in a line of descent for the purposes of this comparison must be the last living link in the chain. This situation is essentially the opposite of surname-based DNA projects which are based on the fact that the Y-Chromosome and the DNA it carries is only passed from fathers to sons; for more information on this topic please see…

http://www.familytreedna.com/inheritance-chart.aspx

A DNA-based approach to confirming that Dorothy (DYER) MINER was the daughter of James and Dorothy (WHITMARSH) DYER may sound far-fetched to some readers but that is exactly how Mike Morrissey and I confirmed the origins of another one of my “grandmothers.” The first-of-its-kind article that resulted was published in New Netherland Connections as:

Perry Streeter and Mike Morrissey, “Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) Testing of Probable Eighth Cousins Confirms Their Kinship and Proves Their Matrilineal Lines of Descent from Aeltje Cornelis (COOL) (VAN COUWENHOVEN) STOOTHOFF; Simultaneously Proving Two Long-Held Theories Developed Sequentially Through Conventional Research; Mary (UPDIKE) RICHEY of Greenwood, Steuben County, New York Was a Heretofore Unidentified Daughter of Roliph-5 UPDIKE (John-4, Lawrence-3, Johannes-2, Louris-1 Jansen); Eleanor5 "Nelly" LANE (Gizebert-4, Mathias-3, Gysbrecht-2 Laenen, Matthys-1 Jansen) Was the Heretofore Unidentified Wife of Roliph-5 UPDIKE” (April, May, June 2005; Volume 10, Number 2).

To read a version of this article, please see…

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~streeter/N...

Some living matrilineal descendants of Mary (GILMAN) (JACOB) (FOULSHAM/FOLSOM) BEAL/BEALES might be interested in scientifically confirming their descent from her because she was also the ancestor of Presidents George Herbert Walker BUSH and George Walker BUSH and an aunt of Presidents Abraham LINCOLN and Gerald FORD:

home.comcast.net/~pammysueb/DOCUMENTS/GILMAN_Pres.pdf

Thanks for your help!

Perry

Perry Streeter (perry@streeter.com)
www.perry.streeter.com

Re: Ezekiel GILMAN, b. 1788 VT > Ontario > MI

swimminginpaper — 2009-07-07 16:20:32Z

I'd be happy to share what I have! I haven't been able to break down the brick wall on either of these two, but I may have things about them and their kids that you don't - and vice versa.

My husband also descends from Eri, through William.

Why don't you email me at swimminginpaper(at)yahoo.com - I'd love to chat.

Re: Charles and Dora Gilman

sallyathome59 — 2009-03-12 01:34:00Z

This is in response to Malinda Trautman's and Dee's and possibly DSanchez6253 questions regarding Delbert, Esther, Florence(Flossie), Ruth and Rex Gilman living in Minnesota in the 1920s. I'm the son of Rex Gilman and looking for additional information as well. Would very much like to hear from you. Thank you, Gary Gilman.

Arthur Gilman born 1893 Belper, Derbyshire

Mick2743 — 2009-06-11 19:49:57Z

Trying to locate Arthur Gilman born in Belper workhouse 17th February 1893, son of Lucy Gilman. He married Mary Ann Davies 2 July 1918 at Whitwick in Leicestershire. Arthur was last seen of in Cresswell, Derbyshire in 1933, any help in tracing information regarding Arthur would be greatlt appreciated

Gilman Family of Hanover Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-09-20 20:44:19Z

Seeking info on these Gilman's.
1. J. H. ( need his name ) b abt 1880 marr Cora A. Jones. Need their parents & siblings. Their son John Clyde b abt 1908 marr Irene Thurston Pugh 3 Mar 1936 in Caroline Co. She was the dau of Aubrey C. Pugh & Ida Belle Satterwhite. Need children for John & Irene.
2. Mary Samuel b Jul 1843 marr Thomas J. Blunt. need parents & siblings for Mary. Thomas was the son of Samuel J. Blunt & Mary J. Wingfield. Have 3 children for Thomas & Mary.
3. Mahala b abt 1800 marr William W. Walton 22 Sep 1824 in Henrico Co. Need her parents & aiblings. He was the son of Benjamin John Walton Sr. & Sarah of Henrico Co. William & Mahala's son Joseph was b abt 1824. Have no info on him or other children for them. Any help appreciated.
Ollie

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-07-10 11:25:27Z

hoapili is kaamoku family and i am johnlono kepano hanakahi family.

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-07-10 11:22:21Z

wilcox i am catherine uha real grandaughter and yes kawahaea kpu is from rose kapu khele joshuas kahelelani line as for kahele and joshuas i am gardner from kepano to rose line the real hidden princess of kapeka line . mary gilman wilcox is my real great aunt. i am the real comfirmation of the bloodline to victoria your cousin .

Re: John Antony Neddles "Chu-chu" Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-07-10 11:12:48Z

to all gilmans i need the scroll on the gilman side so fai come from the ral rose lne.

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-04-04 21:08:56Z

oh yah also need informtion on claiming because some one is claiming things no belong to them i remember my grandmas sister mary gilman wilcox an uncle george gilman i really do not know if iseen uncle david levi gilman had his geneology i lost it while i was on the beach. need all family to come together i was born real geneology of the jonah kalanianaole chant 1974 . tina botelho cal 6969151. thank ypu cusins wilcox.

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-04-04 21:04:47Z

yes iam grandma uha catherine uha gilman is my grandma she i the sister of mary gilman. yes i am also hanakahi family i am the real bloodline of our rose line. call 6969151. i would like to know more about grandpas probates informtion and do you have anything on grandpas will and probates because i do have will nos do not have originl documents yet to claim grandpa needles stuffs asking permission.

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-04-04 20:52:13Z

need info because some one is claimimg something that is not theirs i am the real first ggggg grand daughter of kawelo and kane and pookui and makaimoku and the roseline rose kapu kahele joshua my line i the 1974 chant i was born 1974 april 14. my family madtis chant for me my lokane keekoolani is my family edith leilani gilaman daughter of my grandpa john is a real kekkolani. call 6969151.

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-04-04 20:48:53Z

need also to tak to the real family of makaimoku and the real family of pookui line. i need to talk iam the last line of the gilman my grandma is catherine uha gilman. thnk you.

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-04-04 20:46:44Z

calling all grand childrens of gilmans only step up now we need to do it together. call me 696-9151 and hoponopono. my phone is 6969151 cll asap. i got allthe info accept grandmas info on pookui and maikaimoku please help it is more to this we are the real royals. calling all the hawaiians side please tell me so we can do victory together.

Re: John Neddles Gilman

TINABOTELHO — 2009-04-04 20:42:31Z

need help on grandpas geneology and more i am the real granddaughter of gorham.d gilman and anthony chu chu needles gilman i have so much info the only thing ineed is grandma pookui and kapu family genelolgy know grandma was louisa pookui piilani and also harriet kapu kawahaea is what is their birth dates and marraige i need t save our familys bloodline please go and tell me rose line.

GILMAN FAMILY

TINABOTELHO — 2009-01-20 14:16:22Z

I HAVE ALOT OF INFORMATION ON MY GENEOLOGY FOR BOTH SIDE OF MY GRAND MA AND GRANDPA STILL IN NEED OF MOR SEDARCH OF MY GILMAN FAMILY, WILLIAMS, GORHAM GILMAN,NEED MORE INFO ON KAWELO FAMILY AND KANE AND KAWAHA AND KAMALU. PLEASE CALL ME AT 696-9151 OR EMAIL ME AT BOTELHOTINA@YAHOO.COM THANK YOU. ANY IMFORMATION ON MYAUNTY LILI IN THE BIG ISLAND SHE HAS THE DEED FOR MWH. NEED MORE INFO ON DADS FAMILY AND HUSBANDS FAMILY TOO.

Re: Edward Gilman and Descendants

rexmundi — 2009-09-18 11:13:51Z

Hello Greg, I'm related to the Gilmans of Exeter through my ggggg grandfather Col. David Gilman. Any info would be appreciated.

Col. David Gilman of NH

rexmundi — 2009-09-18 11:06:48Z

Looking for any info on revolutionary war Col. David Gilman of NH. He was my ggggg grandfather. Thanks in advance for any help,

Re: Mary Gilman born 1748 in New Hampshire/Maine

rexmundi — 2009-09-18 10:27:37Z

Mary Gilman
b. 4 Sep 1748 Exeter, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
d. Belgrade, Kennebec County, Maine
Father:David Gilman
Mother:Anna Folsom
Spouse:Aaron Page
Marriage:21 Nov 1771

I believe David was my gt gt gt gt grandfather

Re: John Neddles Gilman

tupa808 — 2009-02-22 19:48:21Z

Hi Doreen,

Are you referring to Clara Kamai Hoapili?

Lisa

Re: Ezekiel GILMAN, b. 1788 VT > Ontario > MI

ritarichey92473 — 2009-07-07 22:46:22Z

Hello, I am also looking for any information on Ezekiel Gilman and Nancy, he is my 4th great grandfather on my fathers side, I have been unable to fin anything on either of them and wondering if you would be willing to share any information you have on them.

Rita Gilman Richey
(John, Harold, Millard1, Edgar2, Eri3, Ezekiel4)

Re: CALVIN GILMAN FAMILY

kathrynjgilman — 2009-05-27 17:17:16Z

I have been looking for some time for Calvin Gilman. Calvin and my Great-Granfather John H. Gilman were brothers. They both had farms in Churchville,N.Y. This was in 1865.
Please email me: dolds1949@aol.com We could share more Ifo.

Don Gilman

Gilman Family 1857 - Alton, New Hampshire - Info. with photo

collectiblehistory — 2009-02-07 15:36:18Z

Posted for genealogy purposes

Name: Lewis Gilman

Location: Alton, New Hampshire

Date: 1857

Information from book in my collection: (photo attached)

Page 1

To. Lewis Gilman of Alton

We hereby appoint you road agent district 38 in said town adn you are to repair the road within the following limits from the A.T. Gilman's store by Moses Gilman to N.D. line and to the road leading by Miles Chesleys to New Durham line.

Price of labor to Sept. 20, 1857 -

Man per hour: 12 1/2
Yoke of oxen 12 1/2
Plough 10
Cart & Wheels 06

After Sept. 20, 1857 - Ten cents per hour for man oxen and plough and 5 cents for cart and wheels

Page 2

And you are to make return of your doings in summer on or before the first day of Nov. next and Winter on or before the first day of March next under oath:

List

Gilman, A.T. - Summer 11 - Winter 72
Gilman, Lewis - Summer 3 - Winter - 71
Gilman, Moses - Summer 7 - Winter - 61
Rines, Clement B. - Summer 3 - Winter 9
Davis, Andrew - Summer 2 - Winter 75
Cram, John C.D. - Summer 3 - Winter 53
Hurd, Eli - Summer 1 WInter 73
Crockett, Martha (Wid.) - Summer 3 - Winter 10
David Gilman - Summer - Winter 72

Page 3

Wid. Mary French - 18
Ai T. Gilman - - J.W. Duffie - Heir of O. Gilman - 4.80

Alton - May 1, 1857

Daniel Sawyer - Moses Gilman - J.F. Chester - Selectmen of Alton

Page 4

June 9 1857

I have received and expended the following:

Gilman, Ai. T. - $11.72
Gilman, Lewis - 3.71
Gilman, Moses - 7.81
Rines, Clement B. - 3.09
Davis, Andrew - 2.75
Cram, John C.D. - 3.53
Hurd, Eli - 1.73
Crockett, Martha (Widow) - 3.10
David Gilman - 72
Widow Mary French - 18
Ai. T. Gilman, James M. Duffie (Heir of O. Gilman) - 4.80

Lewis Gilman - Sworn to before MOses Gilman

Page 5

Orders Drawn - Nov. 14, 1857 - Witness Moses Gilman

Page 6

Alton - Feby 12, 1858

Ai. T. Gilman - 6 hours - 60 cents

Lewis Gilman - 2 hours - 20 cents

C.B. Rines - 2 hours - 20 cents

Feb 16

Ai T. Gilman - 6 hours - 60 cents
Lewis Gilman - 3 hours - 30 cents

18th
Moses Gilman - 6 hours - 60 cents
Lewis Gilman - 2 hours - 20 cents
C.B. Rines - 2 hours - 20 cents
Andrew Davis - 1 hour - 10 cents

22nd
Ai.T. Gilman - 7 1/2 hours - 75 cents
C.B. Rines - 4 1/2 hours - 45 cents
Moses Gilman - 2 1/2 hours - 25 cents
Lewis Gilman - 3 1/2 hours - 35 cents

24th
Ai. T. Gilman - 9 hours - 90 cents
Lewis Gilman - 3 hours - 30 cents
Moses Gilman - 3 hours - 30 cents

March 3
Ai. T. Gilman - 4 hours - 40 cents
C.B. Rains - 2 hours - 20 cents

Page 7

Marc 7th

Moses Gilman - 2 1/2 hours - 25 cents
J.C.D. Cram - 5 hours - 50 cents
Orders Drawn - 14th 1858

Page 8

June 1st 1857

Ai. T. Gilman - 68 = 8.50
Moses Gilman - 30 = 3.75
Andrew Davis - 20 = 2.50
J.C.D. Cram - 25 = 3.12
C.B. Rines 10 = 1.25
Lewis Gilman - 20 = 2.50

June 6th

Lewis Gilman - 6 = 0.75
Andrew Davis - 2 = 0.25
J.C.D. Cram - 10 = 1.25
Ai. T. Gilman - 10 = 1.25
Moses Gilman - 12 1/2 = 1.58
C.B. Rines - 5 = 0.52 1/2

June 8th

Eben Philbrook - 1 = 12 1/2
Eli Hurd - 11 = 1. 37 1/2
Ai. T. Gilman - 48 = 8.00
Moses Gilman - 33 = 4 12 1/2
C.B. Rines 10 = 1.25
Widow Mary French - 0 = .18

Page 9

Lewis Gilman - 1.37

June 9th
Eli Hurd - 0.37
Widow Martha Crockett - 3 - 12 1/2
David Gilman - 5 - 0.75
Heirs of O. Gilman - 0.50

Ai. T. Gilman - 13 - 1.62
James McDuffie 1.82 1/2

I am not related to any of the above people. If you ahve a question about the book, please feel free to contact me.

I hope this has helped you with your family genealogy ; )

Stephen Gilman

deth3 — 2009-09-03 15:51:03Z

Stephen Gilman lived in Leray Jefferson Co. NY in the 1850 census, by the 1880 census he lived in Algoma, Kent, Michigan.
Family members are: wife Nancy, son George, Daughter inlaw Jane and Grandson Willard.

Re: Frederick GILMAN

KGilman194 — 2009-08-20 20:58:20Z

I think this Frederick would be the son of James Gilman (1851) my great uncle. James was born in Denton, Lancs, where his father William was working as an agricultural labourer.