Son of Ephraim Gilmore (1788-1858) and Catherine Marsh Gilmore (1794-1888) Married Permelia Wood (1826-1911) on 6-15-1848 in Mercer Co., Ill.
Children are Clara Janette Gilmore Braucht (1849-1928), Arthur Fremont Gilmore (1850-1918), Mary Lois Gilmore Strickland (1852-1885), Lena Catherine Gilmore Brock Hill (1856-1939), Austin Ephraim Gilmore (1858-1860), Vienna Gilmore Epperly (1861-1934) and Otto Marsh Gilmore (1866-1943).
Siblings are John Marsh Gilmore (1814-1888), Ann Janette Gilmore Taylor (1815-xxxx), Stephen Rolf Gilmore (1817-1824), Joseph Carson Gilmore (1819-1908), George Gilmore (1821-1822), William Fraime Gilmore (1825-1899), Arabella Curry Gilmore Thompson (1826-xxxx), Ephraim Gilmore (1829-xxxx), Thomas Gilmore (1830-1933) and Warren W. Gilmore (1833-1899).
Note: Son Arthur Fremont Gilmore went to California in 1875. Originated the Gilmore Oil Co. and owned land in Hollywood that his son Earl Bell Gilmore (1881-1964) developed into the World Famous Farmers Market at Third & Fairfax. Later, Gilmore Field, home of the Hollywood Stars baseball team was built nearby, now part of the Farmers Market parking lot. http://www.farmersmarketla.com
Children are Clara Janette Gilmore Braucht (1849-1928), Arthur Fremont Gilmore (1850-1918), Mary Lois Gilmore Strickland (1852-1885), Lena Catherine Gilmore Brock Hill (1856-1939), Austin Ephraim Gilmore (1858-1860), Vienna Gilmore Epperly (1861-1934) and Otto Marsh Gilmore (1866-1943).
Siblings are John Marsh Gilmore (1814-1888), Ann Janette Gilmore Taylor (1815-xxxx), Stephen Rolf Gilmore (1817-1824), Joseph Carson Gilmore (1819-1908), George Gilmore (1821-1822), William Fraime Gilmore (1825-1899), Arabella Curry Gilmore Thompson (1826-xxxx), Ephraim Gilmore (1829-xxxx), Thomas Gilmore (1830-1933) and Warren W. Gilmore (1833-1899).
Note: Son Arthur Fremont Gilmore went to California in 1875. Originated the Gilmore Oil Co. and owned land in Hollywood that his son Earl Bell Gilmore (1881-1964) developed into the World Famous Farmers Market at Third & Fairfax. Later, Gilmore Field, home of the Hollywood Stars baseball team was built nearby, now part of the Farmers Market parking lot. http://www.farmersmarketla.com
Son of Ephraim Gilmore (1788-1858) and Catherine Marsh Gilmore (1794-1888) Married Permelia Wood (1826-1911) on 6-15-1848 in Mercer Co., Ill.
Children are Clara Janette Gilmore Braucht (1849-1928), Arthur Fremont Gilmore (1850-1918), Mary Lois Gilmore Strickland (1852-1885), Lena Catherine Gilmore Brock Hill (1856-1939), Austin Ephraim Gilmore (1858-1860), Vienna Gilmore Epperly (1861-1934) and Otto Marsh Gilmore (1866-1943).
Siblings are John Marsh Gilmore (1814-1888), Ann Janette Gilmore Taylor (1815-xxxx), Stephen Rolf Gilmore (1817-1824), Joseph Carson Gilmore (1819-1908), George Gilmore (1821-1822), William Fraime Gilmore (1825-1899), Arabella Curry Gilmore Thompson (1826-xxxx), Ephraim Gilmore (1829-xxxx), Thomas Gilmore (1830-1933) and Warren W. Gilmore (1833-1899).
Note: Son Arthur Fremont Gilmore went to California in 1875. Originated the Gilmore Oil Co. and owned land in Hollywood that his son Earl Bell Gilmore (1881-1964) developed into the World Famous Farmers Market at Third & Fairfax. Later, Gilmore Field, home of the Hollywood Stars baseball team was built nearby, now part of the Farmers Market parking lot. http://www.farmersmarketla.com
Children are Clara Janette Gilmore Braucht (1849-1928), Arthur Fremont Gilmore (1850-1918), Mary Lois Gilmore Strickland (1852-1885), Lena Catherine Gilmore Brock Hill (1856-1939), Austin Ephraim Gilmore (1858-1860), Vienna Gilmore Epperly (1861-1934) and Otto Marsh Gilmore (1866-1943).
Siblings are John Marsh Gilmore (1814-1888), Ann Janette Gilmore Taylor (1815-xxxx), Stephen Rolf Gilmore (1817-1824), Joseph Carson Gilmore (1819-1908), George Gilmore (1821-1822), William Fraime Gilmore (1825-1899), Arabella Curry Gilmore Thompson (1826-xxxx), Ephraim Gilmore (1829-xxxx), Thomas Gilmore (1830-1933) and Warren W. Gilmore (1833-1899).
Note: Son Arthur Fremont Gilmore went to California in 1875. Originated the Gilmore Oil Co. and owned land in Hollywood that his son Earl Bell Gilmore (1881-1964) developed into the World Famous Farmers Market at Third & Fairfax. Later, Gilmore Field, home of the Hollywood Stars baseball team was built nearby, now part of the Farmers Market parking lot. http://www.farmersmarketla.com
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