Gilmores - Robert Gilmore b abt1770 of inshaleen

[LindeL]

Ah good. Too bad about the bet though. Good job I didn't stake the house on it!

[Gortinanima]

There is a family pedigree for Gilmore of Inshaleen and Garvagh, PRONI T3624/1

[Gortinanima]

Not sure if this will help anyone -

Descendants of John Gilmore of Inchaleen (based on T3624/1 & other sources).

1-John Gilmore b. , Inchaleen, Garvagh
+ Mary Anderson
2-John Gilmore b. Abt 1789, Inchaleen, Garvagh, d. 4 May 1847, Mayoghill, Garvagh
+ Anne Thompson b. Abt 1794, d. 30 Apr 1879
3-James Gilmore b. Abt 1817, d. 8 Jul 1887
+ Agnes M Montgomery
4-Thomas Chalmers Gilmore
4-John James Gilmore
4-Robert McCheyne Gilmore
4-William Fuller Dansoyne Gilmore
4-Elizabeth B Fuller Gilmore
+ Robert Harvey
4-Dorothea Gilmore
+ Whyte
4-Jessie G M Gilmore
4-Margaret Isabella Gilmore
4-George John Sorley Gilmore
4-Alexander Patrick Gilmore
4-Richard Smyth Gilmore
4-James Montgomery Colvins Gilmore
4-Matthew Henry Gilmore
3-John Gilmore b. Abt 1834, d. 26 Feb 1889
+ Lillian Harvey
4-Robert Harvey Gilmour
4-Elizabeth Anne Gilmour
4-John Gilmour
4-Dorothea Fuller Gilmour b. 1 Dec 1876, Killinure, Omagh, d. 19 Jul 1952
+ James Alexander Hogg
3-William Gilmore b. Abt 1836, Mayoghill, Garvagh, d. 12 Sep 1906
+ Mary Ann McKissack b. Abt 1836, Mullane, Drumachose, d. 6 Jun 1900
4-Agnes Gilmore b. 8 Mar 1868
4-Sarah Gilmore b. 20 Jun 1870, d. 2 Feb 1876
4-Isabella Emerson Gilmore b. 28 Dec 1871, d. 21 Jul 1950
4-Mary Gilmore b. 13 Jul 1873, d. 7 Mar 1876
4-John Gilmore b. 17 Jan 1875, d. 1 Feb 1942
4-Sarah Gilmore b. 24 Sep 1876, d. 7 Aug 1954
3-Jane Gilmore d. Abt 1840
3-Mary Gilmore
+ Alexander Kennedy
3-Ann Gilmore
3-Isabella Gilmore
3-Barbara Gilmore

[aghadowey]

Rev. James Gilmour (c1817-1887) of Boveedy
m.1 Dorothea Fuller & had: Thomas Chalmers (1850), Elizabeth Bennett Fuller (1852), John James (1854), Dorothea (1856), William Fuller D'Aubigne (1859), Robert Murray McCheyne (1861)
m.2 Agnes Muir Montgomery & had: Jessie Gillespie Montgomery (1872), George John Sorley (1873), Alexander Patrick (1875), Agnes Mary (1876), Richard Smyth (1879), James Montgomery (1881), Margaret Isabella (1883), Matthew Henry (1884)

[iorben]

Hi, I just came upon this chat and am hoping you are still checking in now and then.  Aghadowey, I am distressed after reading your comment about the visitation transcripts being full of errors.  I have been using them as a source in my attempt to distinguish one Alexander Gilmore from another as well as all the James', Roberts, etc. 

Have you, by chance, made your transcriptions available for use?  I would love to see them if you are open to the idea. 

My grandfather was David Anderson Gilmore, son of Alexander and Elizabeth (McIntosh) Gilmore, of Inchaleen.  Alexander's father was James Gilmore.  Which one?  Good question.

I look forward to hearing from you.

[aghadowey]

James Gilmore (c1770?) married Mary Anderson known as "Lady Mary."
Son Alexander Gilmore (c1802-12 Sept.1886 Inchaleen), farmer, Inchaleen, m.1 Rebecca McIlree- 6 children; m.2 (12 Apr.1853 1st Garvagh Presbyterian Church) Elizabeth Brown McIntosh (c1820-16 Oct.1903 Killyvalley), daughter of James McIntosh, Killyvalley.

[iorben]

Thank you Aghadowey for your response.  I had Mary Anderson and Rebecca McIlree as possibles since I don't have any sources to prove the relationships.  I didn't know what year Alexander was born until you just told me.

I have looked at the Baptism and Marriage information through the First Garvagh Presbyterian Church and have been able to set up some "if this, then thats", but the confirming piece of information eludes me. 

Do you have any other suggestions for me to research?  I have tried several of the ancestry sites and just keep stockpiling information that may or may not be correct.  Good thing I like puzzles.

Thanks again for your help.
Irene

[aghadowey]

Not sure exactly what you are looking for but online records for First Garvagh, and several other local churches, are a mess of errors.

[iorben]

I guess I am not exactly sure what I need either.  It seems that the on-line information available to me is full of errors, however, I am not able to view the originals as I don't see a trip to Ireland in my near future.  I believe in providing sources when establishing connections and I can't do that; even the information you provided me I can't really use since I have no source for it.  Although I really do appreciate that you provided it!! 

I have checked PRONI and GRONI, Ancestry, Family Search and IrishGenealogy.com.  So, I guess my need is to figure out what I need.

Thanks for your help and patience.

I think I will go focus on my County Cork ancestors and see where that gets me.