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1. Anna Gallimore [1]
Nancy and Stuart, So far as I know, you two are the only ones on the list claiming descent from William of Davidson Co. NC through his daughter Anna. Nancy, I was about to try to bring up a list of arguments about why your information on John Gallimore marrying an Ann(a) Peacock might be in error, but haven't had the time just yet. But, the major reason was the records of 'illegitamacy' found in the court records for Anna's children. Stuart has also run into these records, with an added twist of sort
2. Anna Gallimore [1]
Nancy and Stuart: Now we may be getting somewhere! Received an e-mail from Frank Hedrick, who is also descended from the Peacocks. Here is what he had to say: >>The Peacock families living near Four Mile Branch, on Flat Swamp Creek in Davidson County are not a part of the Samuel Peacock family from Johnson County NC. This Peacock family came from MD and first was in Orange County where Samuel married Leah Jones. (bond is on line Orange County Genweb). Samuel was then followed by 2 brothers to Four M
3. Noah [1]
Hi Virginia, Regarding your decision on where to place Noah Gallimore, with the IN Gallimores, or the NC bunch or with the MO bunch, I think I would place him in MO because when I am trying to find a line, it seems to be easier (for me) to trace someone backward from their last place of residence. Jean Gayle
4. William Gallimore of Carroll Co. TN [1]
Linda (and all): Stuart Armstrong knew something of this William we were just speaking of. (We were wanting to find some Gallimores who had come from NC, went on to TN, then to AR.) Here is the recent e-mail from him: >> >From Smith and Edwards manuscript in my possession: William did not come to Kentucky with his mother and brothers and sisters; but he remained in North Carolina with other relatives. Later he went to Tennessee and settled at the village of McLesmoresville where he owned a farm and
5. William Gallemore Descendants [1]
Have just added the descendants of William Gallemore of North Carolina (whose family migrated to Kentucky) to my website. Take a look. Stuart Armstrong mail to: stuarta@aros.net web page: http://cgi.aros.net/~stuarta
6. henry and carrol counties [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Virginia , If I am not mistaken Carroll co. was formed from part of Henry Co. but I have been Wrong before. judy Some of James Larkin Gallimore's descendants were in Carroll > Co. TN at one time, but don't suppose there is a connection between these two > families, as James Larkin settled in Henry Co. TN first. > > Virginia > >
7. Noah [1]
Judy Barr, I hope you can give us some advice. I'm about to send what I have on Noah to Ruth for posting to the web site, but don't know whether to place him as a Rowan Co. NC, Morgan Co. IN, or Newton Co. MO family. If left alone, I would probably go with the latter. But, should I? Please, the rest of you, too, weigh in on this kind of question, as it will come up for many families. Does one pick the place where he lived the longest, or where he came from? Virginia Virginia Westfall
8. William Gallemore [1]
Hang on to your hats. This is interesting indeed: >From Tithe Lists of the First Settlers in Old Lunenburg Co. VA, formed from Brunswick Co.'s western lands: 1764: Cumberland Parish, Lunenburg Co. lands north of the Meherrin River, William E. Gallemore (married Mary Tucker, dau. William Tucker of Amelia Co. by 1749). and Col. St. George Tucker: William E. Gallemore, Sol. NC, A.R., died in 1834 in Missouri. Have contacted the Journal President to verify these. Sounds very much as if this is the
9. Re: Peacock marriage [1]
I found the following information in records of Davidson County: " Gallimore, C. H. 32 m. Marie Peacock 12, 24, 1880 Davidson Co. -- Also found in the genealogy of the Reese Family : The grandmother and great grandmother of Sarah Reese were both chiefs of the Cherokee . I have their Indian names written down, but must find them, and I 'll send them to you. Sarah married Elijah Gallimore, so their children were Cherokee by blood. Anna A--- Original Message ----- From:
10. William of Davidson Co. NC [1]
Hi Ruth, and Everyone, We don't have William's family up on the web page, yet. Thought maybe we could start with his will (while you are waiting for me to get a file fixed for him). I'd place him in North Carolina, under Davidson County. Are you OK with the John Peacock being the father of Alexander, Nancy? In other words, have we convinced you? And Stuart, if you know John went to court over another birth, what year was it, and do you have the proof? This, so we know which children to assign to him,
11. Texas Gallymore [1]
Virginia, I really wouldn't know it, if my Charles (Charley) Gallemore's family was found, since I have not established exactly where he was from. The family manuscript says Lena Beatrice JENKINS is the only child of Jeremiah JENKINS Evelyn E. WRAY, that did not get married in Arkansas. She was born March 8, 1886. Jeremiah and Evelyn left Davidson Co., TN and went to Boone Co., Arkansas right after the war. In 1902 Jeremiah took the family and inlaws to Erath Co., TX.....then they settled in Hermleigh,
12. Re: Noah [1]
May I suggest that Noah be referred to on both Indiana and Missouri, since he was among the first to own land in Indiana, with original land sales in Morgan County dated Nov 23 1832,Nov 1 1841, another parcel Nov 1 1841, Feb 26 1844,Oct 26 1846, another on Oct 26 1846, May 19 1848, and Apr 19 1850. Because of the unusual soil content on some of the land owned by Noah in Morgan County which was referred to as Gallimore Knob, geologists refer to the particular type of soil as "Gallimore Soil" !! Not ev
13. Elijah Gallimore [1]
Anna: Elijah Gallimore is part of my branch of Gallimores, that is, he is descended from Samuel of Carroll Co. VA. He was killed in the Civil War. Years ago, someone asked me if I knew anything about Sarah Reece. I did not. What a wonderful piece of information to pass along to this individual if I had had this back then! Now, I have lost the name of the person who was looking. Ruth, do you think this would be a valuable bit to add onto the web page? You can rewrite it to make it fit into what you ha
14. Wythe Co. VA Gallimores [1]
Mary, This is mostly for you. It's pretty much all I have on John's family. I'll send you the address of Phyllis Sheets by private e-mail. She'll be able to fill you in on all the research she's done. John Gallimore b. ca 1805, m. Elizabeth Greer. I. Wilson Riley Gallimore b. Nov 1831, Davidson Co. NC, m. 15 Aug 1852, in Surry Co. NC, Mary Frances Primm, b. 5 Jul 1836, Bethany, Wythe Co. VA, d. 13 Mar 1916, Early, Carroll Co. VA. Wilson died 17 Dec 1916, Carroll Co. VA. Born Davidson Co. NC; worke
15. Re: William Gallemore Descendants [1]
Excellent page Stuart! Lots of interesting information. May I link your page from tthe Gallimore pages? We would also appreciate a link on your page to ours. :-) Ruth Hall
16. William Gallimore [1]
Linda, I did find a man who left NC, went to TN, then eventually to AR. It's William Gallimore, youngest son of Ann/Anna Gallimore of Rowan/Davidson Co., who was born in 1819, and married Margaret Alexander. He did not go to KY with his mother and the rest of his family. Don't have any more information. It's not much to go on, is it? This William would be the grandson of the William who settled in the Flat Swamp area of Rowan, later Davidson Co. NC. I wonder if we can pick him up on any of the cens
17. Anna Gallemore [1]
Hi Stuart I read with much interest, your information re Anna Gallemore of Rowan Co. In my search for info on my John Gallimore of Cabarrus Co., I spent some time looking at the Rowan Co. records. Shirley Hoffman (who descends from Jesse Gallemore, Sr., son of William Gallemore), was at one time librarian of the Edith Clark History Room in Salisbury. In a letter she wrote to me in 1994, Shirley says: "Yes, I believe that Anna and her children were in her father's house with the orphans of Jesse,
18. Re: Anna Gallimore [1]
On 9/16/99, at 11:21, VWestf4428@aol.com wrote: >Stuart, do you know the exact years of these court records? They should prove >which children are John's. I'm assuming they all are his, but these records >would be good primary proof. In fact, if you have them, could you post them? >I don't have them; only heard about them from others. This is one of those frustrations of genealogy. Most of the sources I have are secondary or tertiary sources. Richard Edwards' research is superb in some areas and not s
19. Emersons [1]
Stuart: Took a peek at your web site yesterday. Very nice! Your private e-mail to me today makes me wonder if you have any time to respond to all my questions, but thought that it couldn't hurt to ask. First of all, do you know what relatives William of Davidson Co. TN stayed with when he stayed behind in NC? (Am hoping this might lead to a connection between certain families -- for instance, if he stayed with Elisha of Davidson Co. NC, maybe we could assume he's related in some way to Elisha -- jus
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