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1. [GILMAN-L] Antipas Gilman [1]
I have been following the discussion & questions about Antipas & Col. Antipas Gilman. I hope this will help clear things up - this is the biography in "the History of Gilmanton" by Daniel Lancaster, 1845, page 236 for Col. Antipas Gilman. "Col. Antipas Gilman was a son of Antipas Gilman of Brentwood, and Lydia Thing his wife, and was born in Brentwood, May 6, 1730. He was a man of considerable enterprize, and was early employed by the Pioprietors in company with Gen. Badger, in laying out th
2. Re: [GILMAN-L] Lucy's Line? [1]
>We are back, of course, to the > earlier question -- since Col. Antipas apparently >had no sons of that name, > who WAS the father of "the other" Antipas? John, Searching through my notes, I find that Col. Antipas Gilman's sister, Deborah Gilman, who married Winthrop Gilman, had a son Antipas, born October 2, 1769 in Rockingham County, New Hampshire. I have no record of any children, though. Does that help at all? Bill Gilman Rochester, NY
3. [GILMAN-L] Re: John Place [1]
In a message dated 11/03/1999 12:53:03 AM Eastern Standard Time, emme898@flash.net writes: > Subj: John Place > Date: 11/03/1999 12:53:03 AM Eastern Standard Time > From: emme898@flash.net (MaryEllen Rigsby) > Reply-to: emme898@flash.net > To: jorfo@aol.com > > Well, my father did give me some correct info on his family. I just > found John W. Place on the Jeff. Co. NY page for Cape Vincent. They have > a list of all the veterans of the Civil War,
4. [GILMAN-L] Re: Have you seen this? [1]
Mary Ellen: You will recall that the Gilmans shown in Lorraine in the 1850 census were from Connecticut. Your Lucy may yet prove to have been of that line, rather than the NH/VT line. I would like to know two things -- and maybe never will: Why were John and Lucy in Lorraine in 1860, and where did they meet? I am assuming that this John was the son of Alvin Place of Hinesburg, VT. He would have had cousins by the dozens nearby. I've been wrong before, though. I am copying your me
5. [GILMAN-L] Gilman, Vanderburg County, IN [1]
>Dear Friends, the following is our Gilman line, would love to find a > >>connection. > >> > >>Thanks, > >>Larose A. Wynne, e-mail: shelby@netten.net > >> > >>Generation No. 1 > >> > >>1. JOHN1 GILMAN was born 10 May 1812 in New York, NY, and died 30 Jul 1876 > >>in Evansville, Vanderburg, IN. He married MARY E UNKNOWN Abt. 1838. She > >>was born 1821 in NY, and died 8 Oct 1903 in Evansville, Vanderburg, IN. > >> > >>Children of JOHN GILMAN and MARY UNKNOWN are: > >> i. CATHERINE A2 GILMAN,
6. [GILMAN-L] Gilmans of Chittenden Co., VT [1]
GILMANS OF CHITTENDEN COUNTY, VERMONT <1850 On October 31, 1999, Bill Gilman wrote "Antipas Gilman, b. in 1705, lived in Brentwood, m. Lydia Thing, and had Abigail, Anitpas, Samuel, Edward, Jonathan, Deborah, Benjamin, and Nathaniel, and d. in Gilmanton, Jan. 1793, aged 88. On November 1, 1999, Bill Gilman wrote: "Searching through my notes, I find that Col. Antipas Gilman's sister, Deborah Gilman, who married Winthrop Gilman, had a son Antipas, born October 2, 1769, in Rockingham County
7. [GILMAN-L] Re: Antipas [1]
M. E.: Sorry! I forgot that you were not subscribed to GILMAN-L and didn't copy you in on some of the exchanges. Bill Gilman set me straight re Col. Antipas, that he was the son of the other Antipas. However, the good colonel decided that he didn't want any kid of his carrying that name around with him so I had to go looking for another one. It looks as though Winthrop and Deborah named a son Antipas who would fit as the father of the one in Hinesburg. As pointed out in another memo,
8. Re: [GILMAN-L] Lucy's Line? [1]
In a message dated 11/01/1999 8:43:41 PM Eastern Standard Time, wgilman1@rochester.rr.com writes: > > >We are back, of course, to the earlier question -- since Col. Antipas apparently > >had no sons of that name, who WAS the father of "the other" Antipas? > > John, > > Searching through my notes, I find that Col. Antipas Gilman's sister, Deborah > Gilman, who married Winthrop Gilman, had a son Antipas, born October 2, 1769 > in Rockingham County, New Hampshire. I have no record of any chil
9. Re: [GILMAN-L] Lucy's Line? [1]
In a message dated 10/31/1999 3:31:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, wgilman1@rochester.rr.com writes: > > "The History of Gilmanton" by Daniel Lancaster, printed in 1845 says on page > 269: > > "Antipas Gilman, b. in 1705, lived in Brentwood, m. Lydia Thing, and had > Abigail, Antipas, Samuel, Edward, Jonathan, Deborah, Benjamin, and Nathaniel, > and d. in Gilmanton, Jan. 1793, aged 88. > > Col. Antipas Gilman, son of the preceding, b. July 15th, 1730, m. Joanna, > the only daughter of Capt. Jo
10. Re: [GILMAN-L] Gilmans of Chittenden Co., VT [1]
Could one properly refer to this colloquium as a Gilmania? HM Probably. And of course, that would make me a Gilmaniac.
11. Re: [GILMAN-L] Antipas Gilman [1]
Jerry: Thanks a lot for the full bio. This has the first mention I've seen of the migration to Vermont. "When he moved to Walden, VT, to be near his children." I hope that all the time I'm investing tracking down this Antipas will prove worth while. Right now, it is just a guess that Lucy Gilman's John Place was the son of Alvin. However, with Alvin Place and Antipas Gilman listed on the same page of the 1850 census, they HAD to have been close neighbors, and Alvin's son
12. [GILMAN-L] _______ GILMAN m. Marietta SHACKFORD in 1840 [1]
Anyone know which Gilman married Marietta Shackford and if they had any children? Joanne Shackford Parkes, PSC 78 Box 2223, APO AP 96326, Presently assigned to Yokota AB, Japan kparkes@iname.com Descendants of _______ Gilman Generation No. 1 1. _______1 GILMAN He married MARIETTA SHACKFORD, daughter of BENJAMIN SHACKFORD and HARRIET _______. She was born Jun 16, 18402. Endnotes 1. Boston Transcript, 1906-1941, 12 Jan 1934, 7726. 2. Early Records of Eastport, (copied from original records by M
13. Re: [GILMAN-L] Antipas Gilman [1]
Jerry: Yesterday, you sent the text re Col. Antipas Gilman from "the History of Gilmanton" by Daniel Lancaster, 1845, "Col. Antipas Gilman was a son of Antipas Gilman of Brentwood, and Lydia Thing his wife, and was born in Brentwood, May 6, 1730. He was a man of considerable enterprize, and was early employed by the Pioprietors in company with Gen. Badger, in laying out the lots and running the boundary lines of the town. He finally selected as his own lot No.2, of the first gore, and move
14. [GILMAN-L] Cornelius P. Gilman [1]
I have Cornelius P. Gilman, from Virginia . He married Letitia Houston. They had 3 children(known to me) B.J, Emma,and Lizzie. Cornelius P. Gilman was In the Civil War and a prisoner of war at Point Lookout,Maryland. He and son was listed on the 1891 Tennessee State census, C.P.Gilman was listed at age 46 and son B.J. Gillian was listed at age22. B.J.(Robert Jessie)Gilman married Mollie Mahon.They lived in Dyer county,Tennessee.He died in 1958, she in 1955. Their children were Otho B., Mary Rachel,Robbie Ru
15. Re: [GILMAN-L] Antipas Gilman [1]
Just to complicate all these messages about Antipas Gilman I wonder if anyone has a suggestion/idea on the following: John Anthony Needles Chu Chu Gilman b. Aug 1777 in Exter, Rochingham Co, NH signed a letter of Denization in Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii on 9th Oct 1846 and married Harriett Kawahaea in Hawaii and raised 5 children with her. Was the above "John Gilman" related to Antipas or was he possibly an Indian that took the Gilman name? Any ideas? PLEASE HELP! Marsha Prieto
16. [GILMAN-L] Bad News [1]
M.E.: I'm afraid I have bad news. I didn't find Lucy in Hinesburg. Here's the family of Antipas Gilman (Hinesburg, 1850): The record for Antipas Gilman, p. 102, Res/HH 68/69 shows: Antipas Gilman 45 M Farmer New Hampshire (y.o.b. = 1805) Electra A. Gilman, 35 F VT (1810) Dionesus (?) Gilman, 19, M, Laborer, VT (1841) Emoliana (?) Gilman, 18, F, VT (1832) Laura Gilman, 13, F, VT (1837) Charles Gilman, 11, M, VT (1839) Joseph Gilman, 9, M, VT (1841) Lydia Gilman, 6, F, VT (1844) William Gilman
17. [GILMAN-L] Damaras GILMAN [1]
Nice to see this list active again. Still seeking: Damaras GILMAN, who m. Christopher CROW on 18 October 1757 in Harwinton, Litchfield Co. CT. Any thoughts, ideas, clues appreciated. Janice
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