Ethan and Marilla Lamorie Gallup were the parents of three sons, Egbert was the middle son.
Egbert's father Ethan and his father before him were all from areas of New York as were their wives.
Egbert married Mary Jane Coons, June 24, 1873 in Lewis Co., New York.
Egbert was a carpenter by trade and moved his large family with him as he found employment in many states.
Egbert was living with his daughter Abbey Eugene Gallup Messerschmidt in San Jose when he died.
Research and bio by ~ JMB
Egbert's father Ethan and his father before him were all from areas of New York as were their wives.
Egbert married Mary Jane Coons, June 24, 1873 in Lewis Co., New York.
Egbert was a carpenter by trade and moved his large family with him as he found employment in many states.
Egbert was living with his daughter Abbey Eugene Gallup Messerschmidt in San Jose when he died.
Research and bio by ~ JMB
Ethan and Marilla Lamorie Gallup were the parents of three sons, Egbert was the middle son.
Egbert's father Ethan and his father before him were all from areas of New York as were their wives.
Egbert married Mary Jane Coons, June 24, 1873 in Lewis Co., New York.
Egbert was a carpenter by trade and moved his large family with him as he found employment in many states.
Egbert was living with his daughter Abbey Eugene Gallup Messerschmidt in San Jose when he died.
Research and bio by ~ JMB
Egbert's father Ethan and his father before him were all from areas of New York as were their wives.
Egbert married Mary Jane Coons, June 24, 1873 in Lewis Co., New York.
Egbert was a carpenter by trade and moved his large family with him as he found employment in many states.
Egbert was living with his daughter Abbey Eugene Gallup Messerschmidt in San Jose when he died.
Research and bio by ~ JMB
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