An elaborate marker exists for Florence Gilkey at Walnut Grove Cemetery, Worthington, Ohio [Find A Grave Memorial# 74365245] It is possible that at some point her body was moved there; it is also possible that what exists there is a cenotaph. Documentation of a move of her body from this cemetery has not been discovered.
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, of Springfield, Ohio, and they have three children. The family residence is on North Broadway.
Published in The Biographical Annals of Ohio, A Handbook of the Government and Institutions of the State of Ohio January 1, 1905 p.677
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, and has two charming daughters, the Misses Ethel and Helen, and one son, Earl Lincoln Gilkey. Mrs. Gilkey was a daughter of a veteran soldier who gave up his life in 1865 after four years' service in the Union army, and was educated in the home, where her husband received his early training.
Published in Franklin County at the beginning of the twentieth century, historical records of its development, resources, industries, institutions, and inhabitants ... Including biographical sketches of the county's foremost citizens, Historical Publishing, Columbus Ohio, 1901
In January, 1881, he was married to Florence Reed, of Springfield, the daughter of John Reed, a veteran volunteer of the 37th O. V. I., who died in the field hospital on Sherman's March to the Sea. They have three children, whose grandfathers each lie in soldier's uniforms on southern battlefields.
Published in the Records of Proceedings of the Decennial State Board of Equalization of Real Property in Ohio during its session in the Senate Chamber ....May 1901, By Edward Gilkey, Clerk of the Chamber, Columbus Ohio 1900
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, of Springfield, Ohio, and they have three children. The family residence is on North Broadway.
Published in The Biographical Annals of Ohio, A Handbook of the Government and Institutions of the State of Ohio January 1, 1905 p.677
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, and has two charming daughters, the Misses Ethel and Helen, and one son, Earl Lincoln Gilkey. Mrs. Gilkey was a daughter of a veteran soldier who gave up his life in 1865 after four years' service in the Union army, and was educated in the home, where her husband received his early training.
Published in Franklin County at the beginning of the twentieth century, historical records of its development, resources, industries, institutions, and inhabitants ... Including biographical sketches of the county's foremost citizens, Historical Publishing, Columbus Ohio, 1901
In January, 1881, he was married to Florence Reed, of Springfield, the daughter of John Reed, a veteran volunteer of the 37th O. V. I., who died in the field hospital on Sherman's March to the Sea. They have three children, whose grandfathers each lie in soldier's uniforms on southern battlefields.
Published in the Records of Proceedings of the Decennial State Board of Equalization of Real Property in Ohio during its session in the Senate Chamber ....May 1901, By Edward Gilkey, Clerk of the Chamber, Columbus Ohio 1900
An elaborate marker exists for Florence Gilkey at Walnut Grove Cemetery, Worthington, Ohio [Find A Grave Memorial# 74365245] It is possible that at some point her body was moved there; it is also possible that what exists there is a cenotaph. Documentation of a move of her body from this cemetery has not been discovered.
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, of Springfield, Ohio, and they have three children. The family residence is on North Broadway.
Published in The Biographical Annals of Ohio, A Handbook of the Government and Institutions of the State of Ohio January 1, 1905 p.677
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, and has two charming daughters, the Misses Ethel and Helen, and one son, Earl Lincoln Gilkey. Mrs. Gilkey was a daughter of a veteran soldier who gave up his life in 1865 after four years' service in the Union army, and was educated in the home, where her husband received his early training.
Published in Franklin County at the beginning of the twentieth century, historical records of its development, resources, industries, institutions, and inhabitants ... Including biographical sketches of the county's foremost citizens, Historical Publishing, Columbus Ohio, 1901
In January, 1881, he was married to Florence Reed, of Springfield, the daughter of John Reed, a veteran volunteer of the 37th O. V. I., who died in the field hospital on Sherman's March to the Sea. They have three children, whose grandfathers each lie in soldier's uniforms on southern battlefields.
Published in the Records of Proceedings of the Decennial State Board of Equalization of Real Property in Ohio during its session in the Senate Chamber ....May 1901, By Edward Gilkey, Clerk of the Chamber, Columbus Ohio 1900
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, of Springfield, Ohio, and they have three children. The family residence is on North Broadway.
Published in The Biographical Annals of Ohio, A Handbook of the Government and Institutions of the State of Ohio January 1, 1905 p.677
Mr. Gilkey was married January 24, 1884, to Miss Florence Virginia Reed, and has two charming daughters, the Misses Ethel and Helen, and one son, Earl Lincoln Gilkey. Mrs. Gilkey was a daughter of a veteran soldier who gave up his life in 1865 after four years' service in the Union army, and was educated in the home, where her husband received his early training.
Published in Franklin County at the beginning of the twentieth century, historical records of its development, resources, industries, institutions, and inhabitants ... Including biographical sketches of the county's foremost citizens, Historical Publishing, Columbus Ohio, 1901
In January, 1881, he was married to Florence Reed, of Springfield, the daughter of John Reed, a veteran volunteer of the 37th O. V. I., who died in the field hospital on Sherman's March to the Sea. They have three children, whose grandfathers each lie in soldier's uniforms on southern battlefields.
Published in the Records of Proceedings of the Decennial State Board of Equalization of Real Property in Ohio during its session in the Senate Chamber ....May 1901, By Edward Gilkey, Clerk of the Chamber, Columbus Ohio 1900
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