70 Yrs, 2 months, 10 days on Sarah's Headstone Monument.
DOD: Jan. 10, 1890 Engraved on Headstone Monument.
Need to edit if birth records found . MN Death Index dob: 1820
Some data conflicts from 1890 transcriptions for the same person.

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Spouse:
William Wallace Miner Sr.

Parents:
Samuel P. Gilman
Nancy Clark Gilman

Children: (known)
Lucinda Sarah Miner Farmer Baldwin
Alice Sophronia Miner Chute
Oscar Miner
Albert H. Miner
Alfred Holden Miner
William Wallace Miner Jr.
Ellen Miner
Franklin Ulysses Miner
Edgar Miner

(possibly Baby who passed away abt 1845 named William before
other child William was born)

Many Siblings: (known)
William Child Gilman
Edson Gilman
Sophronia Gilman
Chandler Gilman
Franklin Gilman
Larnard Gilman (Leonard)
Elizabeth Gilman
John C. Gilman
Dudley T. Gilman
Daniel Gilman
Andrew Jackson Gilman
Mary Jane Gilman Englesby

Paternal Grandparents:
Samuel Gilman
Elizabeth Dudley Gilman

Maternal Grandparents:
Levi Clark
Nancy Ann Child Clark

Grandchildren:
Cora Farmer Hopkins
David Farmer
Ella Sara Farmer Gilman
Ulysses S. Farmer - U.S. Farmer
Isabelle Baldwin Cheney- "Belle"
Lettie Miner Goodell

(many more Grandchildren)

Great Grandchildren:
Clarence Sanford Hopkins
Bessie Hopkins O'Neill
Adelbert Hopkins
Iris Mae Goodell Chapman
William Forest Goodell

Great Great Grandchildren:
Roy Hopkins
Raymond Stanley Hopkins

(very many Grandchildren, great Grandchildren, gg, ggg, gggg)

Sister in Laws: (many)
Olive Hatch Gilman
Abbie Jane Meserve Gilman
(many in law relatives)

Nieces & Nephews:
Ida Gilman Tracey
Hale Gilman
Ellsworth Gilman
Katie Gilman
Jessie Fremont Gilman Gasink
Helen Gilman
(many nieces and nephews)

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Sarah Gilman Married William Miner
in Burlington Co. Vermont Jan. 19, 1843

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** In Loving Memory of Sarah **
Sarah will be loved, missed and remembered in the hearts
of the many who loved her. Sarah grew up in a very large family.
Her Parents were Pioneers. Her Parents eventually settled and
retired in Gilmanton Buffalo Co. Wisconsin.
Sarah traveled with her husband William as they were also Pioneers.
Sarah was married to William when he enlisted
and served in the U.S. Military via Iowa Volunteer Infantry 38th Regiment
Union Army during the American Civil War. Sarah and Williams's
Son Edgar Miner also enlisted in the Volunteer Iowa Infantry when he was
18 yrs old and served with the same Regiments as his Father William.
Sarah and William Sr. eventually moved to Stark Township, Iberia, Brown Co.
Minnesota and finished raising their family there. Sarah and William lived
in Brown Co. MN the rest of their lives. It appears per the published
articles including them that they were very well liked and respected
in the Stark/Iberia Brown Co. Minnesota area community. They were very
active contributing Members of in their community. They were a
hard working proud Family. Sarah grew up in an active highly respected
hard working Pioneer Family.
The town of Gilmanton Buffalo Co. Wisconsin
was named after her Family of origin. Sarah's Family were the first
Pioneers in that Buffalo Co. area. Sarah and William were some
of the first Pioneers in their Brown Co. Minnesota community.
Sarah's Brother Franklin Gilman was a Wisconsin State Legislator.
Sarah and William and many of Sarah's Family were prominent
community leaders and pillars of their communities. There is
much published about Sarah's family of origin and William & Sarah Miner.
The New Ulm Minnesota Review published much about William and Sarah.
They featured a very memorable uplifting article about the double wedding
ceremony that Sarah and William hosted in their beautiful grove
near their home. On July 4, 1878 their Granddaughter Cora Farmer
married Fred Hopkins at their grove. ( Daughter of Lucinda Miner
Farmer Baldwin and the late Sanford Farmer) Their son William Miner Jr.
also married Mary Dungan the same day. The article sited the happy
gala attended by many. Lucinda became a young widow in 1873
when her Spouse Sanford Farmer passed away and she remarried to
Mr. Baldwin by the time Cora married. It appears that Sarah's Family survived
many hardships during their Pioneer days including disease as Tuberculosis.
Sarah's Granddaughter Cora Hopkins passed away from Tuberculosis in
1885. Cora left three young children. Sarah and William Miner helped
their daughter Lucinda raise Cora's three young children: Clarence Sanford
Farmer, Bessie Farmer and Adelpert Farmer. Sarah and William Miner were
wonderful loving Parents, Grandparents and Great Grandparents. They
taught their children and their grandchildren strong positive
family ethics & values, Faith, honesty, work ethic, life skills. Sarah, William
and many of their Family Members were very hard working, successful
Pioneers. Sarah and William were excellent role models
who made a positive difference in the world.
Sarah passed away just 5 yrs after her Granddaughter Cora and preceded
William in death. It is unknown how many in Sarah's family were
afflicted with T.B. but there were others who passed away
very young in their family. Lucinda and many other family left Brown Co.
Minnesota and moved to Washington state. Other Family relocated to
Wisconsin and other areas around the USA. Sarah's
Parents and many of her Family of origin lived in Wisconsin.
Sarah and William lived in Wisconsin abt 5 yrs during
their marriage prior to moving to Iowa. Sarah and William were early settlers,
Pioneers and farmers in many states. Many Family Members carried on the
tradition of being Farmers and Pioneers. Their were many generations
of Family who continued working in the farming industry.
Great Grandson Clarence Sanford Hopkins, his son Roy Hopkins
were farmers and had large farms in Polk Co. Wisconsin.
Sarah and William had many other Children, grandchildren who
continued working in the farming industry. Many of
Sarah's family of origin, her children, grandchildren, other family were
noted Pioneers, community leaders, respected pillars in their communities.

Sarah is survived by many relatives around the U.S. including Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Washington, North Dakota California, Vermont, New Hampshire,
Oregon, possibly Iowa and elsewhere around the USA.

* * * * ** * * *

Minnesota Deaths and Burials
LDS Family Search online
Sarah Miner
dod: July 10, 1890
Place of death: Stark, Brown Co. MN
age 70 yrs
married
dob: 1820
born in New Hampshire
Parents:
Sam Gilman
Martha Gilman
both Parents born in New Hampshire

Upright Headstone Monument:
dod: Jan. 10. 1890
70 yrs, 2 mo., 10 days.
This would be 1819 dob

* * * * * * * *
to Note: RE: MN Death Index:
Most data sites Sarah's Mother as
Nancy Clark Gilman.
unclear of Death Report accuracy.
Fathers name is correct. Other
references to Father being born
in Maine.

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*William & Sarah's Children **

(some additional info)

** Albert H. Miner **
1851- 1856
Memorial: 1357090589 - linked
Albert was born in Wisconsin.
Albert is buried in Iowa. Albert
was a small child 5 yrs old when
he passed away in 1856 in Iowa. .
the Iowa Gen Web has a picture of
his upright headstone. His Memorial
doesn't have a headstone photo yet.
Albert and Alfred were twins.

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** Infant William Miner **
No Memorials found for
Infant William Miner

William Miner ( first William)
baby born 9-6-1845
born in Burlington Vermont
passed away as an infant before
other William was born. May
have passed away day of birth.
No further information known.
No Memorial found.

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** Ellen Miner **
5/2/1847- 4/27/1851
Memorial: 102117633- linked
Ellen passed away as a young child
in Wisconsin. She is buried in
Wisconsin. Ellen was the twin
Sister of Edgar Miner.

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** Alfred Holden Miner **
Memorial linked
born April 28, 1851 in
Fayette, Lafayette Wisconsin.
dod: Nov. 25, 1925
Passed away in Victoria British
Columbia Canada
Canada Records: 1925-09-346277
Place of burial not known.

Alfred was a Widower. In 1890
he remarried to Ellen Larson
in Minnesota. Alfred was abt 39 yrs
and Ellen was 20 yrs old. They
married in Brown County MN
Alfred's dob : April 28, 1851
Marriage Records: 1309453.

Not known who Alfred's late
Spouse first spouse was or
if they had children.
Alfred and Ellen had at least
one child.

1901 British Columbia Victoria
Canada sites Alfred, Ellen and
Ralph Miner living in Canada.
Alfred Miner 47 yrs, Ellen Miner 30
and Ralph Miner 10 yrs.
They immigrated from the USA
to Canada per Census in 1895.

Alfred's Spouse Ellen was
born in Albin Brown Co. Minnesota.
Ellen Larson Miner Passed away
in Langford British Columbia
Ellen Marie Miner
( Aug. 5,1870 - Nov. 2 1858)
Parents Edward and Mithi Larson
per birth records immigrated from
Norway.
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** Edgar Miner **
Memorial: 89881133 - linked

Edgar Miner border crossed to
British Columbia Canada in 1911
per records. Edgar passed away
in 1914. Edgar is buried at the
same Cemetery as his brother
William Miner Jr's Family
is buried in North Dakota.
Edgar was an American Civil
War Union Army Soldier.
He was living in Iowa when
he enlisted in the 38th
Regiment Volunteer Iowa
Infantry. He transferred
to F Company in Texas.
Edgar joined the U.S.
Military to serve our Country
when he was 18 yrs old.
Edgar served in the Civil War,
including in Houston Texas with
his Father William Miner Sr.
It appears Edgar married
Nancy Ives in Iowa per Iowa marriage
records. Edgar was married to
Nancy Ives abt 1868 and they had
children Ira, Amy Dell, and Edward Miner,
Albert F. Miner. In a 1870 & 1880
Federal Census Edgar and Nancy Miner
lived in Stark Brown Co. MN, Iberia post
office. Nancy was born in New York,
Edgar Vermont. Edgar passed away in
Canada, not known where Nancy passed
away. They are both buried in
North Dakota where other Miner
Relatives are buried.

Son Ira Miner has a Memorial
linked to his Parents.

Edgar and Nancy's Daughter
Amy Dell Miner Madden
Memorial 105342461 - linked to Parents.

Edgar and Nancy Ives Miner's Son
Edward C. Miner
abt 1872- Feb. 7, 1951
Washington Death Certificate
includes Parents names
his spouse Myrtle Miner.
Edward passed away in
Seattle King Co. Washington.
Memorial not located.

An 1880 U.S. Federal Census
Stark Brown Co MN
includes Edgar Miner and his Family.
His name is spelled as Edsan.
Supposed to be Edgar.
Edgar born in Vermont. Nancy
born in New York. Four child
sited: Ira A. 10 yrs, Edward 8 yrs,
Amy D. 6 yrs, and Albert F. Miner 4 yrs
Children were born in Minnesota.

Albert F. Miner
abt 1875- abt 1940/ 1952 (?)
may have passed away in Florida??
Albert married Cora M. Lewis
in 1895 in Iowa. The Marriage
data includes his parents names.
Edgar sited as ED Miner and
Nancy Ives.
Albert and Cora had at least
three children. Howard, John and
Baby Miner per a 1900 Spencer Clay Co.
Iowa Census.

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There are many Historical
Biographies that site
Sarah's Family of Origin
and Sarah & William Miner.

The "Biographical History of
LaCross, Trempealeau and Buffalo
Counties of Wisconsin" first published
about 1892, volume one, pp 622-623
Sites much about Sarah's Family.
including: (paraphrased excerpts)
"The Gilman Family were
Early Settlers of the New England
Colonies. Several Brothers emigrated
from England, Settling in Maine and
New Hampshire initially. Sarah's
Father Samuel Gilman was born in
Maine. Sarah's Father Samuel married
her Mother Nancy Clark who was born
in New Hampshire. They moved to
different areas of Vermont. then to
different areas of Wisconsin
including Buffalo County Wisconsin. "
(paraphrased) "Prominent Mention"
and many nice things said and good
historical entries about Sarah's Family
of origin via Buffalo Co. Wisconsin.
(many more details in the
impressive biography available on
line, ebooks and hard copies)

To note:
The Brown County Minnesota
Biographies from 1882 " History
of the Minnesota Valley including
Explorers and Pioneers of Minnesota
Stark twp" sited William Miner.
The biography sited Sarah being married
to William. The biography sited William
and Sarah had "12 children born and 7 living".
Baby William born in 1845 who passed
away in 1845 may be one of those 12
children. Children's names not sited
in the biography. More details from
the paraphrased transcription included
in William's Memorial bio.

Sarah's Brother Andrew J. Gilman
was also sited in that biography
collection.

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Gilmanton, Buffalo Co. Wisconsin
was named after Sarah's Father
Samuel Gilman or her brother.
Information sited varies regarding
if the town was named after
Samuel or his Son Franklin. Sarah's Family
were Pioneers and the first
Pioneers to settle there. Sarah's
Parents and many other Relatives are
are buried in the cemetery
in Gilmanton Wisconsin.

To note:
Sarah's Brother Franklin was
elected to the Wisconsin
Legislative Assembly. There is
reference to Gilmanton being
named after Franklin Gilman
in the Buffalo Co. Biographies
Genealogy Trails. .
Other references to the town
being named after Samuel
elsewhere. The information
unclear from the "Wisconsin
Blue Book of 1880" transcription.
The Gilman family came to Buffalo
Co. Wisconsin in 1854, the
Town Was named after Sarah's
Family. It refers to her brother
serving as the first chairman
of the Town Gilmanton Town Board.
(more about Franklin) It refers
to Franklin being elected in
1830, but he would have been only
5 yrs old. It appears both
Sarah's Father and Brother were
very active influential
Community Members.

It appears that Sarah's Gilman
Family of Origin had strong
Family ties in New Hampshire,
Maine and Vermont before moving
to Wisconsin. The Gilman's were
documented Pioneers and early
Settlers.

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* Sarah Gilman Miner's Siblings *
( 12 known Siblings)
William Gilman was the oldest child.
Sarah Gilman may have been the
second oldest child and oldest Daughter.

Some Siblings have Memorials

1. William Child Gilman
1818- 1876
Memorial: 91315732

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2. Edson Gilman
1821- 1860
Memorial 91314869
Linked to Parents

Edson had a son named
Dudley Gilman born abt 1852
( and other children)

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3. Sophronia Gilman
abt 1822- 1824
passed away in New Hampshire
Sophronia was an infant.
No Memorial located.

Sarah's Daughter Alice's
Middle name is Sophronia.

--

4. Chandler Gilman
abt 1823/1825- 1825/1880
born in New Hampshire
Chandler passed away in
New Hampshire or
Wisconsin. dob, dod
not confirmed.
No Memorial located.

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5. Franklin Gilman
abt 1825 - 1880
Memorial: 80426165

It appears that Franklin was
a Wisconsin State Legislator
Very active Community Member
Franklin's Sons Burton Gilman
(dob abt 1855) and
Schuyler Gilman (dob abt 1858)
appear to have been attorneys.

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6. Larnard Gilman (Leonard)
abt 1826- 1905
born in New Hampshire?
passed away in Wisconsin?
No Memorial located.

It appears Larnard was married
twice. His first Spouse
Rachel Bailey died during childbirth.
He remarried as a young widower
to Catherine Moyer.
Larnard had children born via
both marriages.

Rachael A. Bailey Gilman
(Rachel on headstone)
1826- 1859
Memorial: 98526103
Sites she was the first
spouse of Larnard Gilman. She
she passed away during children.
" Rachel, Wife of Larnard Gilman" is
engraved on Rachel's headstone.

linked to Spouse's Memorial:
L.W. Gilman
Au. 9, 1826- Dec. 8, 1905
Memorial: 98526176
L.W. is also linked to
Catherine Moyer Gilman Memorial.
Lafayette Co. Wisconsin.

Both Spouses have headstones
that appeared damaged per 2012
photo. Rachel's headstone
appears broken and tipped over,
Catherine's headstone damaged by fallen
trees. No photo for L.W. headstone.
Cemetery needs to be notified if
they were not repaired. The
Ray Cemetery records online
also site a female Larnard
Gilman, Wife of Bernard Gilman
who passed away in 1854 and is
laid to rest at the same cemetery
as L.W. Gilman. L.W. born in
New Hampshire on Ray Cemetery
records.

Larnard Gilman's probate records
and legal paperwork all site
"L.W. Gilman" for the
Lafayette Co. Wisconsin
court paperwork.

L.W. Gilman is possibly
Sarah's Brother Larnard
Gilman. In a 1860 Federal
Census for LaFayette Co. Wisconsin
after Rachel passed away he was
sited as Leonard Gilman 35 yrs,
living with Rachel Gilman 3 yrs.
( He was widowed with young child) Other
Census reports site him as Leonard
Gilman when he resided with Catherine
and their children and again when he
was widowed again and elderly still
living with his children.
To be researched. Leonard on
Census reports match family info.

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7. Elizabeth Gilman
abt 1827- 1866
may have passed away in MN
unknown if she married.
Elizabeth possibly married
to Charles Bundy in 1864.
No Memorial located.

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8. John C. Gilman
1829- ?
No further information known.

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9. Dudley T. Gilman
June 7,1831- March 13, 1918
Memorial: 132419207

Dudley was born in Vermont.
He passed away in California
Not linked to any Spouse or
children as of 1/29/16. Unknown
if Dudley's late spouse
is buried at the same cemetery.
There are many Memorials for
persons with Gilman surname at
the same Cemetery.

1870 U.S. Federal Census
Albion Howard Co. Iowa
Dudley Gilman (39 yrs),his spouse
Mary E. (24 yrs), their young children
Grace (4 yrs) and Frank (3 yrs)
resided with Sarah and William Miner
per this 1870 Census Report. Dudley
born in Vermont, Mary and Grace
born in Wisconsin.

(Gilman spelled Gilmann on Census)

1880 U.S. Federal Census
Albion Howard Co. Iowa
Dudley T. age 48, Mary E. 36 yrs
and Grace J. Gilman living together
in Iowa. Frank's name not sited.
(Child Frank's name not on another
1870 different transcription either)

To note: There were many persons
with name Dudley Gilman. Possibly
a nephew Dudley Gilman born abt 1852.

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To Note:
the Wisconsin Biographical
History of LaCross, Trempealeau
and Buffalo Counties Wisconsin
Volume 2, first published abt 1892
sites much about Sarah's Family
of origin, her Siblings
and much about her brother Daniel's
Family. Olive Hatch Gilman was sited
in at least two biographies as being
the first Teacher in Gilmanton
Buffalo County Wisconsin. This
Biography pages pp 622-623 online.
(Gilmantown spelling in the biography)

10. Daniel Gilman
1833- 1917
Memorial: 78646915
Memorial linked to Parents and Spouse
Olive.

Daniel was married to
Olive Hatch in abt 1859.
Olive was born abt 1843.

Per a 1860 Gilmanton
Wisconsin Federal Census,
Daniel Gilman's Spouse Olive Gilman
was born abt 1843

Olive L. Hatch Gilman
Memorial: 78646953
(no dob, no dod- not known)
possibly Feb. 16, 1843
born in Roxbury Washington VT
passed away Jan. 30 1878 in
Gilmanton Wisconsin.
(Olive's Est dob 1843- 1878 per
Census reports and biography
that site Olive)
The above biography sites
Olive passed away in 1878,
leaving behind her Spouse
Daniel, three children
Elsworth, Hale and Ida Gilman.
Ida had married to
Matthew Tracy of Ironwood
Michigan. Much about Olive's
Parents sited.

Olive Gilman, Sarah's Sister
in Law and her daughter
Ida Gilman Tracey were
Pioneer Teachers. Olive
preceded her Spouse Daniel,
Sarah's Brother in Death.
Olive and Daniel's daughter
Katie passed away when she was
a baby.

Olive Hatch Gilman's Will
included names of her Spouse
Daniel, Daughter Ida and the
estate of Frank Hatch for
Stark Brown Co. Minnesota.
Olive was living in Gilmanton
Buffalo Co. Wisconsin when she
wrote her Will. Olive assigned
Ida to inherit the estate of
Frank Hatch.

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1860 U.S. Federal Census
(Olive's Family of Origin)
Gilmanton Buffalo Wisconsin
Olives Parents, Siblings and ??
Franklin Hatch yrs- VT
Mary Hatch 47 yrs- VT
Cornelia Hatch 75 yrs VT (?)
Eudora Hatch 13 yrs- VT
Benjamin Hatch 10 yrs- VT
George Hatch 8 yrs born in VT
Albert Hatch 1 yrs born in MN

(Cornelia 75 yrs old in this
Census. Cornelia 3 yrs old in
1850 Census. data error
( Olive and Daniel married,
living elsewhere in same town
per another Census)

Olive's Parents:
Franklin Hatch
Memorial: 42635885
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Stark, Brown Co. MN

Mary Spencer Hatch
Memorial: 42635888
Oak Ridge Cemetery

(Franklin and Mary Hatch
passed away within months
of each other in 1872, per
Stark Brown MN Death records,
at same time others passed away in
Sarah's Family or others related to
Sarah passed away- many around the
same time)

There was a 3-1-1916
New Ulm MN Review notice that
included many of the Hatch,
Gilman and Duncan family names.
Names included of those deceased
regarding interest of persons
in a Real Estate notice. Possibly
a property sale siting heirs names.
Sarah's Brother Andrew J. "AJ" Gilman
included. Mary Duncan's name included
many of the Hatch Family, siting
Cornelia Duncan,Franklin Hatch, Benjamin
Hatch.

Cornelia Hatch, Olive's Sister
married William Duncan
of Brown Co. MN. They had abt 4
children per Minnesota Valley history
biography. Cornelia was born 1844.
in Vermont.

Cornelia Hatch Duncan
Memorial: 42384795

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Daniel and Olive Gilman
had at least 4 children
Ida, Ellsworth, Hale Gilman
and Katie J. Gilman. Katie
passed away as a baby.
Katie is buried at Gilmanton
and has a Memorial.
Katie shares a large upright
headstone with Elmira Hatch. The
headstone is hard to read for more
data. Katie's Parents named on her
headstone. Elmira Hatch was
Olive Gilman's Sister, Katie's
Maternal Aunt. (Olive Gilman's
Maiden name is Hatch.)

Daniel and Olive Gilman's Daughter
Ida Gilman was a Teacher, living
in Stark Brown Co. Minnesota by
1880 Census. Ida was living with
Paternal Uncle Andrew Gilman
and Abbie Gilman's Family in
1880. Listed as niece on the Census.
Helen Gilman, child of Andrew and
Abbie Gilman, others on the Census.

Ida Gilman married Matthew Tracey
of Ironwood Michigan. Ida passed
away in Washington. Washington
Death Records:
Ida B. Tracey (Gilman)
est dob: 1860
passed away June 8, 1928
Seattle King Washington
Spouse: Matt Tracey
Parents:
Daniel Gilman & Olive Hatch
GS Film: 2022480
Place of burial not known.
No Memorials located for
Ida or Matt Tracey (Tracy).

Mrs. Ida Tracey was a Widow by a
1910 Census, living with married
Cousin with Surname Teas in
Seattle Washington. Ida and Matthew
Tracy had a son Daniel Tracy
born in Ironwood Michigan
July 31, 1891 per Daniel's SSA
Benefits Application.( 1961 sited)
A Daniel Tracy born in
Ironwood Michigan registered
for the U.S. WW1 Draft in
Buffalo Co. Wisconsin.(dob July 27, 1891)
Daniel Tracy, same July 27 1891 dob
sited born in Michigan registered for
the WW2 draft while living New Jersey.

1860 U.S. Federal Census
Gilmanton Buffalo Co. Wisconsin
Olive and Daniel Gilman married.
Daniel age 27 yrs born in Vermont
Olive 17 yrs born in Vermont
Child Ida Gilman 2 mo. old
Daniel and Olive born in Vermont
Ida Gilman born in Wisconsin.
Boarder's name included John Foreman.

1870 U.S. Federal Census included
Daniel and Olive Gilman,
living with Children Ida and Ellsworth
in Gilmanton Wisconsin. Daniel 37,
Olive 27 yrs, Ida 10 yrs, Elsworth 4 yrs
Census included others names including
Undone Hatch 23 yrs, Dudley Gilman 18 yrs.
(more names) Gilman spelled Gilmon.

1880 U.S.Federal Census
Gilmanton Buffalo Co. Wisconsin
Daniel Gilman was a Widower
Daniel age 47 yrs
Daniel, head of household
was living with two
of of his children.
Ellsworth Gilman 14 yrs old
Hale C. Gilman 9 yrs old
Dora Hatch 33 yrs old.

Dora Hatch is Daniel's
Sister in Law, born in
Vermont, housekeeper

--
Olive L. Hatch Gilman
abt 1843- abt 1878

Olive was born in Vermont.
There is no dob or dod on her
Findagrave Memorial. This
writer could not locate
that data either for edit.
She passed away in 1878 per
biography and appears to have
been born in Roxbury Vermont.
-
Daniel & Olive's Son Ellsworth
Ellsworth E. Gilman
Memorial: 55763928
Many in this Family have Memorials
that are not linked yet.
Doris I. Gilman 1920- 1923
has a Memorial and is buried
at the same cemetery as Effie,
Doris'Mothers maiden name Odonahue
per her California birth index.
Doris passed away June 21, 1923
per Calif. Death Index 27872.
Her parents not sited in the
transcription. Doris was Possibly
the child of Virgil, not known.

( this data to be deleted from
Sarah's bio when edits and
Memorial links completed)

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11. Andrew Jackson Gilman

DOB Sept. 12, 1834
DOD Nov. 8, 1915
Memorial: 167079742
Fairview Cemetery
Kandiyohi Co. MN.

Spouse: Abbie Meserve Gilman

Andrew and Abbie Gilman both passed
away in Todd Co. MN. They were
living with their adult children's
Families in Staples Todd Co. MN
by the time they passed away.
(Andrew and Abbie lived in
Kandyohi Co. MN with some of
their adult children in a
1910 Census and moved to
Todd Co. after 1910. Like Sarah's
Miner Family, Andrew initially
moved to Stark Brown Co. MN (abt 1864)
from Gilmanton Buffalo Co. Wisconsin
after relocating from Vermont.

Minnesota Death Index:
Andrew Jackson Gilman
DOD: Nov. 8, 1915
Death County: Todd
Certificate: 014457
(no DOB, Mother's Maiden Name)

Per a Brown Co. MN Historical
Biography Andrew Gilman married
Abbie J. Meserve and they had
8 children. Six children living
at the time of the biography in
abt 1882. Andrew allegedly
moved from Buffalo Co. Wisconsin
to Stark Brown Co. Minnesota
in 1864.

1850 U.S. Federal Census
Burlington Chittenden Vermont
Samuel Gilman 54 yrs
Nancy Gilman 54 yrs
Daniel Gilman 18 yrs
Andrew Gilman 16 yrs -dob 1834
(Sarah's family of Origin,
Parents, younger brothers
before their move to Wisconsin.
Samuel born in Maine, Nancy
born in New Hampshire, Daniel
and Andrew born in Vermont)

1870 U.S. Federal Census
sited Andrew Gilman 35 yrs old
living in Stark Brown Co. MN
Post Office Iberia MN.

1880 U.S. Federal Census
Stark, Brown Co. Minnesota
Andrew J. Gilman head of household
married, born in Vermont
Andrew living with spouse, children,
niece Ida Gilman
Andrew J Gilman 44 yrs- Vermont
Abbie J. Gilman 34- Massachusetts
Helen Gilman 21 yrs- MN
Frank Gilman 14 yrs- MN
Willie Gilman 10 yrs- MN
Nettie Gilman 8 yrs- MN
Jessie Gilman 1 yrs- MN
Ida Gilman- 20 yrs- niece- WS

1910 U.S. Federal Census
Raymond, Kandiyohi Co. MN
Andrew Gilman's Family living
in Raymond MN.

In 1910 Andrew Gilman was living
in Raymond MN. Andrew was a
Stock buyer of Maple Syrup
He was head of household, married.
Andrew Gilman 75 yrs, dob abt 1835
Living with Spouse Abbie J. 65 yrs
and daughter Helen Gilman 32 yrs
Jessie Gerrick 30 yrs, Donald Garrick
age 1 yr ( 1 yr, 8/12/mo)
(Daughters Helen and Jessie,
Grandson Donald Garrick)
( Gasink, Census spelling varies)

By 1920 Census, after Andrew
Gilman passed away daughter
Jessie Gesink, her Spouse
Herbert Gesink and Son Donald
Gesink were living in
Staples, Todd Co. MN
(name spelled different again)
Herbert was a grocery store
manager. It appears Andrew
and Abbie's Son Frank Gilman
and his Spouse Alice Gilman
also lived in Todd Co. MN
by a different 1920 Census.
Daughter Helen Gilman had also
lived with Family in the
Census reports for this area.

By 1930 after Andrew and Abbie Gilman
passed away, their Daughters
Helen Gilman and Jessie Gilman Gasink,
Grandson Donal Gasink and Son in Law
Herbert Gasink were sited by
a U.S. Federal Census as living
in Los Angeles, Los Angeles
California.

California Death Index sites
Jessie Gasink as passing away
Jan. 3, 1930 age 55 in
Los Angeles California.
dob abt 1875.
(Jessie Fremont Gilman Gasink)

Hebert Edwin Gasink passed away
in Los Angeles Calif. in 1947.

Jessie and Herbert Gasink's Son
Donald Herbert Gasink
1908- 1969
Memorial: 125865907
Passed away in Orange Co. Calif.
(No Memorial for Parents linked)

Helen Gilman 1877- 1956
Helen passed away in Los Angeles,
California per California Death
Index. Mothers Maiden Meserve.
Fathers Surname: Gilman

Abbie Jane Meserve Gilman
1844- 1925
Memorial: 118438710

Andrew Gilman's beloved Spouse
Abbie Gilman is laid to rest at
the Evergreen Hill Cemetery in
Staples Todd Co. MN. Abbie is
laid to rest near their Son
Frank, Frank's Spouse Alice.
( to note: At same Cemetery,
There are others with Gilman
Surname, Allan Wayne Gilman and
his spouse Lorraine Gilman.
Albert's Father was Albert Walter
Gilman, Spanish War Veteran,
son of Lafayette and
Charlotte Gilman. Lafayette
Gilman was born in New York.
No relationship to Sarah's Gilman
Family known or found. At least
three of Albert Walter and Charlotte
Gilman's sons were WWII Veterans
and three became doctors.
This Gilman Family settled in
Rice, Lyon & Kandiyohi Co. MN)

Andrew J. Gilman's Obituary
New Ulm Review Nov. 17, 1915
(Chronicling America- Online)
Very descriptive Article.
Andrew was a Farmer, business man.
He bought stock and shipped to market
with Amaziah Slocum {son of Lorenzo
Slocum} In about 1890 he moved to
Sleepy Eye MN, then to Raymond MN
and by Spring of 1915 to Staples
Todd Co. MN where he passed away.

Andrew was survived by Mrs. Gilman,
and six children: Mrs. Fred Crumlet of
Iberia, Frank C. Gilman, Miss Helen,
Mrs N.P. Sornson, Mrs Jessie Gasink
all of Staples and Wm C. Gilman
of Mahnomen MN.
He was survived by one sister and two
brothers Mrs. P.H. Engelsby and
Dudley Gilman of California and
David Gilman of Wisconsin.
(much more history in the article)

to note: per Andrew's Obituary:
It appears that David Gilman was
sited instead of Daniel Gilman
who passed away in 1917 in Wisconsin.

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12. Mary Jane Gilman Englesby
abt 1837/1838 - Jan. 26, 1929
Mary was born in Vermont
Mary passed away in California. She
married Philo F. Englesby in 1854
( also seen as Philo H. Englesby)
They possibly had 5 children.
Mary's Children's names may be:
Charles, Nettie , Hattie, Henry
and Frederick Englesby.

Mary Gilman Englesby
passed away in Stanislaus California
per California Death Index
Jan. 26, 1929. Mary's
Est. dob on Death Index 1838
No Memorial located.

North American Family Histories
1500- 2000
Philo F. Engleby
Male
DOB: 1830
First Marriage: 1854
Death Date: 1906
Father: Durham S. Englesby
Mother: Electa Bell
Spouse: Mary j. Gilman
Child: H. Englesby

It appears that Philo was the
the son of Duram Englesby and Electra
Bell Englesby of Gilmanton Wisconsin.
(Inglesby Spelling) Per U.S.
Civil War Records, it appears
Philo Englesby was a U.S. Military
Civil War Veteran who enlisted via
Northfield MN for the 7th Minnesota
Volunteer Calvary. It appears that
Philo and Mary J. Englesby lived in
Minnesota, moved to South Dakota,
moved to California by 1900 Census
and Philo passed away in South
Dakota in 1906. At least one son
Charles H. Englesby and his Spouse
Julia Parker, their children resided
in South Dakota. Philo born abt
1830 in Vermont is sited
on 1850 Census report with his
Parents and siblings in Enosbury
Franklin Vermont. The Family later
moved to Gilmanton Wisconsin.
Mary and PHilo lived in Northfield
and Brown Co. Minnesota.
Mary and Philo are sited on
Census Reports in 1880 for Watertown
Dakota Territory, 1900 in
Santa Clara California.
Mary was sited on a So. Dakota
1915 Census as Widowed,
parents born in Vermont, arrival to
state in 1881 79 yrs, dob 1836.
Mary Englesby was also sited as
receiving Civil War Pension
via Military online records
via South Dakota after Philo
passed away in South Dakota.
It appears Mary and Philo's
daughter Hattie Englesby was born
in 1857 in Wisconsin and
passed away in 1865 in
Northfield Minnesota.
Son Charles Harrison Englesby was
born in Brown Co. MN in 1869.
It appears that Mary lived
near children in South Dakota
and California before Philo
passed away. It appears she may
have lived with her Children after
she was a Widow and until she
passed away in California.

Mary's Spouse Philo F. Englesby
appears to have a Memorial.

Philo F. Englesby
1830- 1906
Born in Vermont, passed
away in South Dakota
Memorial: 85072864

Not linked to any other
Memorials. Son Charles
Harrison Englesby, born in
Brown Co. MN has a Memorial.
Son Henry Englesby has a
Memorial. Daughter Hattie
who passed away in Northfield MN
at only 10 yrs old has a Memorial.
Links requested.
Charles Harrison Englesby was born in
Brown Co. MN and married Julia
Parker. Memorial link requested
for their Daughter Adaline Englesby
McIlree who was a DAR Member.
(Daughters of the American Revolution.)

No Memorials located for
Mary J. Gilman Englesby
or their Son Fred Chester Englesby
(1878- 1944) who also passed
away in Stanislaus California.
No Memorial located for Daughter
Nettie Englesby Edes who also
passed away in California.

Nettie Englesby Edes
was born Dec. 9, 1857
in Gilmanton wisconsin.
Nettie married George A. Edes
sometime around 1875.
Nettie passed away
May 3, 1925 in Morgan Hill,
Santa Clara Co. California.

Nettie's Son Clyde Edes
1886- 1971
Memorial: 8809390
passed away in California.

Nettie's Spouse George Edes
passed away abt 1909. Nettie's
Son Verti passed away in abt 1952.
Both passed away in California.

George A. Edes was a prominent
business man and Newspaper
Founder was born in Piscataquis
County Maine, lived in California,
met Nettie Englesby in Wisconsin
and they married sometime after
1875. He founded the Whitehill
Wisconsin Newspaper. ( George did
much travel and founded many
newspapers) George and Nettie moved
to Watertown South Dakota, had
two sons Clyde and Verti Edes.
They all returned to live in
California. George was the
Founder of the Morgan Hill
Sun Times in April 1894. ( See Morgan
Hills Times Oct. 10, 2008 article
online, gives some family history
and George's impressive history.
A person wrote about George Edes
and his history for a Masters Thesis.
Long history of Edes Family who
were printers or published historical
newspapers including in the New England
areas in the 1700's. )

There is a Memorial for
Philo Franklin Englesby
March 1869- 1924
Memorial : 15160791
Appear's to be Mary's Spouse's
nephew Philo.
linked to Spouse Selina Meyer.
Philo F. Englesby was born
in Gilmanton Wisconsin and
passed away in Wisconsin
Philo F. Englesby's Parents
were Harrison "Henry" Englesby
and Roxana Bell Englesby who
moved from Vermont to Buffalo
Co. Wisconsin in 1860, then
other areas of Wisconsin. (They
Lived in Sarah Gilman Miner's home
town of Gilmanton Wisconsin by 1860.
Grandfather Duram Englesby {Inglesby)
has a Memorial and is laid to rest
at the Gilmanton Buffalo Co. Cemetery
Duram was born in Otsego New York
where other Pioneers related to
Sarah's Family were also born)

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Sarah's Paternal Grandparents:
*Samuel and Elizabeth Dudley Gilman *
Their Memorials are linked to
Sarah's Father Samuel's Memorial.
Elizabeth Dudley Gilman's Parents
were Joseph Dudley and Susannah
Lord Dudley.

It appears that many of Sarah's
Dudley relatives via her Paternal
Grandmother are sited in a book
Volume one first published in abt 2004.
The data is included in Sarah's
Grandparents Memorials. Samuel
and Elizabeth, Sarah's Grandparents
are sited. Many more of Elizabeth's
Family are sited. The book includes many
generations of the Dudley Family.
Very impressive historical information
about the Dudley Family. to note,
their were other marriages of Dudley
descendants marrying persons with the
Gilman surname. See Grandparents
Memorials and the other Family
linked Memorials.

Royal Families: Americans of Royal
and Noble Ancestry. Governor
Thomas Dudley and Descendants
through 5 generations."
Thomas Dudley was the Governor of
the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Written by Marston Watson

Thomas Dudley
1576- 1653
Memorial 5706294
Much family history sited in
Memorial.

It appears Many of the Dudley's were
also from New Hampshire.

Sarah's Grandparents Samuel
and Elizabeth Dudley Gilman
passed away in Maine. It is
possible Sarah's Grandfathers
full name was Samuel Stevens
Gilman per some online references.
No information located regarding
the year that Sarah's
Grandmother Elizabeth Dudley Gilman
passed away in Maine and it is
not included in her Memorial.

* * * * * *

Bio in progress. Rough draft. Much
family info to be deleted when
Family Memorials located and linked.
Much data included to assist to link
Family Members Memorials at this time.
Thus far, many Memorial Links made,
other Memorial Links in progress.

More Family history, Memorial links,
photos, written Tributes welcome for
Sarah's Memorial.