Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 10 July 1909, page 8
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore died in the Home hospital Friday morning of paralysis, having been taken down a few days since and taken to the hospital July 6th. Mr. Gilmore was an old citizen of the state and lived in Beaver City for several years. He entered the volunteer service in Co. A. 18th Indiana Battery and served 35 months and was 79 years old. He entered the Home in February, 1903. He was a farmer and widower and leaves a brother, sister and daughter to mourn his loss.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 14 July 1909, page 1
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore was buried from the chapel Sunday and a good attendance in the chapel, the pastor Mr. Bartle, of the First M. E. church brought four young ladies with him to assist in the music.
Contributor: diaNEB
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1870 (Aug 1) Census, Washington, Putnam, IN:
James Gilmore, 50, farmer, b IN.
Elizabeth, 50, keeping house, b OH.
Mary, 21, house servant, b IN.
Andrew, 18, b IN.
James H, 16, b IN.
Elizabeth, 12, b IN.
Fanny, 10, b IN.
Ida, 8, b IN.
Thomas, 5, b IN.
Post Office: Cloverdale
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1880 (Jun 14) Census, Beaver City, Furnas, NE:
James I Gillmore, 49, farmer, b OH, parents VA.
Elizabeth, wife, 57, keeping house, b OH, parents KY.
Ella F, dtr, 21, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Ida F, dtr, 17, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Address: 80 2nd Street
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1900 (Jun) Census, Beaver, Furnas, NE:
James I Gilmore, 69, m 44 yrs, b Oct 1830 OH, parents VA, farmer.
Elizabeth C, wife, 80, 12 born/8 liv, b Oct 1819 OH, parents KY.
T Edgar, son, 33, sgl, b Dec 1866, farmer.
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Contributed by CriD:
18th Indiana Infantry - Civil War - Live Artillery under Captain Eli Lilly. He was a Wagoner. He was married and his wife died in 1901.
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Contributed by Linda Zapp, Feb 2022:
James' middle name, Irving, was given in a biography published in Colorado for his daughter, Ida Florence Gilmore. I believe James Irving Gilmore was born October 1830, not 1831 as given on the person who ordered his military tombstone. On the 1900 census, James gave his date of birth as October 1830 and I believe I have seen this same year on his military records. There was another biography in Colorado on Ida's brother, Thomas Edgar Gilmore, that also gave his father as James Irving Gilmore (I suspect the same person wrote this biography). I have copies of a book called History of the House of Ochiltree written in 1916 by Clementine Brown Railey and she, too, gave James' middle name as James Irving Gilmore (I believe this book may be online) (google James Irving Gilmore without any quotes).
Saturday, 10 July 1909, page 8
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore died in the Home hospital Friday morning of paralysis, having been taken down a few days since and taken to the hospital July 6th. Mr. Gilmore was an old citizen of the state and lived in Beaver City for several years. He entered the volunteer service in Co. A. 18th Indiana Battery and served 35 months and was 79 years old. He entered the Home in February, 1903. He was a farmer and widower and leaves a brother, sister and daughter to mourn his loss.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 14 July 1909, page 1
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore was buried from the chapel Sunday and a good attendance in the chapel, the pastor Mr. Bartle, of the First M. E. church brought four young ladies with him to assist in the music.
Contributor: diaNEB
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1870 (Aug 1) Census, Washington, Putnam, IN:
James Gilmore, 50, farmer, b IN.
Elizabeth, 50, keeping house, b OH.
Mary, 21, house servant, b IN.
Andrew, 18, b IN.
James H, 16, b IN.
Elizabeth, 12, b IN.
Fanny, 10, b IN.
Ida, 8, b IN.
Thomas, 5, b IN.
Post Office: Cloverdale
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1880 (Jun 14) Census, Beaver City, Furnas, NE:
James I Gillmore, 49, farmer, b OH, parents VA.
Elizabeth, wife, 57, keeping house, b OH, parents KY.
Ella F, dtr, 21, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Ida F, dtr, 17, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Address: 80 2nd Street
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1900 (Jun) Census, Beaver, Furnas, NE:
James I Gilmore, 69, m 44 yrs, b Oct 1830 OH, parents VA, farmer.
Elizabeth C, wife, 80, 12 born/8 liv, b Oct 1819 OH, parents KY.
T Edgar, son, 33, sgl, b Dec 1866, farmer.
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Contributed by CriD:
18th Indiana Infantry - Civil War - Live Artillery under Captain Eli Lilly. He was a Wagoner. He was married and his wife died in 1901.
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Contributed by Linda Zapp, Feb 2022:
James' middle name, Irving, was given in a biography published in Colorado for his daughter, Ida Florence Gilmore. I believe James Irving Gilmore was born October 1830, not 1831 as given on the person who ordered his military tombstone. On the 1900 census, James gave his date of birth as October 1830 and I believe I have seen this same year on his military records. There was another biography in Colorado on Ida's brother, Thomas Edgar Gilmore, that also gave his father as James Irving Gilmore (I suspect the same person wrote this biography). I have copies of a book called History of the House of Ochiltree written in 1916 by Clementine Brown Railey and she, too, gave James' middle name as James Irving Gilmore (I believe this book may be online) (google James Irving Gilmore without any quotes).
Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 10 July 1909, page 8
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore died in the Home hospital Friday morning of paralysis, having been taken down a few days since and taken to the hospital July 6th. Mr. Gilmore was an old citizen of the state and lived in Beaver City for several years. He entered the volunteer service in Co. A. 18th Indiana Battery and served 35 months and was 79 years old. He entered the Home in February, 1903. He was a farmer and widower and leaves a brother, sister and daughter to mourn his loss.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 14 July 1909, page 1
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore was buried from the chapel Sunday and a good attendance in the chapel, the pastor Mr. Bartle, of the First M. E. church brought four young ladies with him to assist in the music.
Contributor: diaNEB
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1870 (Aug 1) Census, Washington, Putnam, IN:
James Gilmore, 50, farmer, b IN.
Elizabeth, 50, keeping house, b OH.
Mary, 21, house servant, b IN.
Andrew, 18, b IN.
James H, 16, b IN.
Elizabeth, 12, b IN.
Fanny, 10, b IN.
Ida, 8, b IN.
Thomas, 5, b IN.
Post Office: Cloverdale
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1880 (Jun 14) Census, Beaver City, Furnas, NE:
James I Gillmore, 49, farmer, b OH, parents VA.
Elizabeth, wife, 57, keeping house, b OH, parents KY.
Ella F, dtr, 21, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Ida F, dtr, 17, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Address: 80 2nd Street
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1900 (Jun) Census, Beaver, Furnas, NE:
James I Gilmore, 69, m 44 yrs, b Oct 1830 OH, parents VA, farmer.
Elizabeth C, wife, 80, 12 born/8 liv, b Oct 1819 OH, parents KY.
T Edgar, son, 33, sgl, b Dec 1866, farmer.
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Contributed by CriD:
18th Indiana Infantry - Civil War - Live Artillery under Captain Eli Lilly. He was a Wagoner. He was married and his wife died in 1901.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Contributed by Linda Zapp, Feb 2022:
James' middle name, Irving, was given in a biography published in Colorado for his daughter, Ida Florence Gilmore. I believe James Irving Gilmore was born October 1830, not 1831 as given on the person who ordered his military tombstone. On the 1900 census, James gave his date of birth as October 1830 and I believe I have seen this same year on his military records. There was another biography in Colorado on Ida's brother, Thomas Edgar Gilmore, that also gave his father as James Irving Gilmore (I suspect the same person wrote this biography). I have copies of a book called History of the House of Ochiltree written in 1916 by Clementine Brown Railey and she, too, gave James' middle name as James Irving Gilmore (I believe this book may be online) (google James Irving Gilmore without any quotes).
Saturday, 10 July 1909, page 8
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore died in the Home hospital Friday morning of paralysis, having been taken down a few days since and taken to the hospital July 6th. Mr. Gilmore was an old citizen of the state and lived in Beaver City for several years. He entered the volunteer service in Co. A. 18th Indiana Battery and served 35 months and was 79 years old. He entered the Home in February, 1903. He was a farmer and widower and leaves a brother, sister and daughter to mourn his loss.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 14 July 1909, page 1
Soldiers Home Notes
Mr. Gilmore was buried from the chapel Sunday and a good attendance in the chapel, the pastor Mr. Bartle, of the First M. E. church brought four young ladies with him to assist in the music.
Contributor: diaNEB
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1870 (Aug 1) Census, Washington, Putnam, IN:
James Gilmore, 50, farmer, b IN.
Elizabeth, 50, keeping house, b OH.
Mary, 21, house servant, b IN.
Andrew, 18, b IN.
James H, 16, b IN.
Elizabeth, 12, b IN.
Fanny, 10, b IN.
Ida, 8, b IN.
Thomas, 5, b IN.
Post Office: Cloverdale
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1880 (Jun 14) Census, Beaver City, Furnas, NE:
James I Gillmore, 49, farmer, b OH, parents VA.
Elizabeth, wife, 57, keeping house, b OH, parents KY.
Ella F, dtr, 21, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Ida F, dtr, 17, assists at housekeeping, b IN.
Address: 80 2nd Street
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1900 (Jun) Census, Beaver, Furnas, NE:
James I Gilmore, 69, m 44 yrs, b Oct 1830 OH, parents VA, farmer.
Elizabeth C, wife, 80, 12 born/8 liv, b Oct 1819 OH, parents KY.
T Edgar, son, 33, sgl, b Dec 1866, farmer.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Contributed by CriD:
18th Indiana Infantry - Civil War - Live Artillery under Captain Eli Lilly. He was a Wagoner. He was married and his wife died in 1901.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Contributed by Linda Zapp, Feb 2022:
James' middle name, Irving, was given in a biography published in Colorado for his daughter, Ida Florence Gilmore. I believe James Irving Gilmore was born October 1830, not 1831 as given on the person who ordered his military tombstone. On the 1900 census, James gave his date of birth as October 1830 and I believe I have seen this same year on his military records. There was another biography in Colorado on Ida's brother, Thomas Edgar Gilmore, that also gave his father as James Irving Gilmore (I suspect the same person wrote this biography). I have copies of a book called History of the House of Ochiltree written in 1916 by Clementine Brown Railey and she, too, gave James' middle name as James Irving Gilmore (I believe this book may be online) (google James Irving Gilmore without any quotes).
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