Hannah Thing was born in about 1765, most likely in New Hampshire. At this time, we do not know who her parents were.
She married Israel Gilman on November 6, 1789 in Tamworth, Carroll County, New Hampshire. Israel and Hannah had ten children, all born in Tamworth: David Gilman (born May 9, 1790), John T. Gilman (born April 14, 1793), Gideon Gilman (born May 26, 1795), Abigail Gilman (born June 18, 1897), Josiah Gilman (born April 10, 1799), George W. Gilmnan (born April 4, 1801), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born June 26, 1803), Noah Gilman (born July 27, 1805), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born May 30, 1807), and Hannah Gilman (born February 13, 1811).
We know little of Israel and Hannah's lives. We believe that Israel farmed in the Tamworth area.
She married Israel Gilman on November 6, 1789 in Tamworth, Carroll County, New Hampshire. Israel and Hannah had ten children, all born in Tamworth: David Gilman (born May 9, 1790), John T. Gilman (born April 14, 1793), Gideon Gilman (born May 26, 1795), Abigail Gilman (born June 18, 1897), Josiah Gilman (born April 10, 1799), George W. Gilmnan (born April 4, 1801), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born June 26, 1803), Noah Gilman (born July 27, 1805), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born May 30, 1807), and Hannah Gilman (born February 13, 1811).
We know little of Israel and Hannah's lives. We believe that Israel farmed in the Tamworth area.
Hannah Thing was born in about 1765, most likely in New Hampshire. At this time, we do not know who her parents were.
She married Israel Gilman on November 6, 1789 in Tamworth, Carroll County, New Hampshire. Israel and Hannah had ten children, all born in Tamworth: David Gilman (born May 9, 1790), John T. Gilman (born April 14, 1793), Gideon Gilman (born May 26, 1795), Abigail Gilman (born June 18, 1897), Josiah Gilman (born April 10, 1799), George W. Gilmnan (born April 4, 1801), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born June 26, 1803), Noah Gilman (born July 27, 1805), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born May 30, 1807), and Hannah Gilman (born February 13, 1811).
We know little of Israel and Hannah's lives. We believe that Israel farmed in the Tamworth area.
She married Israel Gilman on November 6, 1789 in Tamworth, Carroll County, New Hampshire. Israel and Hannah had ten children, all born in Tamworth: David Gilman (born May 9, 1790), John T. Gilman (born April 14, 1793), Gideon Gilman (born May 26, 1795), Abigail Gilman (born June 18, 1897), Josiah Gilman (born April 10, 1799), George W. Gilmnan (born April 4, 1801), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born June 26, 1803), Noah Gilman (born July 27, 1805), Nathaniel P. Gilman (born May 30, 1807), and Hannah Gilman (born February 13, 1811).
We know little of Israel and Hannah's lives. We believe that Israel farmed in the Tamworth area.
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HANNAH
wife of
ISRAEL GILMAN
died
Nov. 1, 1853
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