Professional Hockey Player. A native of Ottawa, Ontario, he was the brother of hockey players, David Gordon Gilmour and Hamilton Livingstone 'Billy Gilmour. Along with his two brothers and four others he was a member of the Ottawa Silver Seven club, later the Ottawa Senators from 1903 to 1904. Gilmour played the position of Left Wing and was a talented stick handler and skater as well. In 1903 and 1904 he helped his team win two Stanley Cup games. Often considered a 'clean player', 'he was the model of the best in man', his team manager Llewellyn Bate once said about him. Gilmour was also a football player for the Ottawa Rough Riders and a talented lacross player. He passed away in February 1932 at the age of 48.
Professional Hockey Player. A native of Ottawa, Ontario, he was the brother of hockey players, David Gordon Gilmour and Hamilton Livingstone 'Billy Gilmour. Along with his two brothers and four others he was a member of the Ottawa Silver Seven club, later the Ottawa Senators from 1903 to 1904. Gilmour played the position of Left Wing and was a talented stick handler and skater as well. In 1903 and 1904 he helped his team win two Stanley Cup games. Often considered a 'clean player', 'he was the model of the best in man', his team manager Llewellyn Bate once said about him. Gilmour was also a football player for the Ottawa Rough Riders and a talented lacross player. He passed away in February 1932 at the age of 48.
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