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Gilmour
by Ron Stephens

Mary Ann Turner¹ ² ³ ⁴ ⁵ ⁶ ⁷

Birth:	2 OCT 1853 in Missouri ⁸
Death:	7 JUL 1916 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA ⁹ ¹⁰
Sex:	F
Father:	Ephraim R. Turner b. 17 AUG 1821 in Boone County, MO
Mother:	Angeline R. Turner b. 24 OCT 1826 in Howard County, MO

Census: 1870 in Albany, Linn County, OR
Census: 1880 in Albany, Linn County, OR
Census: 1885 in Ellensburg, Kittitas County, WA
Census: 1887 in Ellensburg, Kittitas County, WA
Resided: 21 SEP 1915 in 330 West 57th Street, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA
Namesake: Martha Ann & Annie

Spouses & Children

James Alexander Gilmour (Husband) b. 31 JUL 1842 in Hancock County, IL
Marriage: 31 DEC 1871 in Linn County, OR
Divorce: BEF 1890 in Okanogan County, WA
Children:
Guy Alexander Gilmour b. 17 MAR 1871 in Linn County, OR James Ernest Gilmour b. 11 APR 1877 in Albany, Linn County, OR Nora Jinette Gilmour b. 27 AUG 1878 in Linn County, OR William Gilmour b. 1887 in Ellensburg, Kittitas County,WA

Robert Allison (Husband) b. ABT 1856 in Pennsylvania
Marriage: 1 NOV 1890 in Okanogan County, WA
Children:

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Title: 1880 US Census Albany, Linn County, OR
Source Text: MARY J. GILMORE [age 29, born in Missouri] resided with husband, JaAMES GILMORE [age 38, born in Illinois], and children, GUY A. GILMORE [age 8, born in Oregon], JAMES E. GILMORE [age 5, born in Oregon] and NORA J. GILMORE [age 7, born in Oregon] in Albany, Linn County, Oregon at the time of the 1880 U.S. Census. Listed in Sup. District 110, Enumeration District 69, page 2. PLEASE NOTE: the GILMOUR family last name was spelled incorrectly as GILMORE. Also, MARY J. should be cited as either MARTHA A. or MARY A. Other information is fairly accurate.
Confidence: 3
Title: Martha Ann Turner Gilmour Allison's letter to children 1915
Source Text: MARTHA ANN ALLISON's correspondence to her son , JAMES ERNEST GILMOUR written on 17 September 1915, and post marked on 21 September at 11 p.m. indicates that her address was 330 West 57th Street, Los Angeles, California. I have a copy of this letter in my possession.
Confidence: 3
Title: Washington Marriage Licenses
Source Text: The Washington state marriage license index indicates that "ANNIE" GILMOUR and ROBERT ALLISON obtained their marriage license on 1 November 1890 in Okanogan County, Washington. According to GILMOUR family records they were married on 1 November 1890 in Okanogan County.
Confidence: 3
Title: Linn County, Oregon Marriage Records Book C
Source Text: According to the Linn County, Oregon Marriage Records in Book C, page 129, MARY A. TURNER married JAMES A. GILMOUR on 17 December 1871. She also went by the name of MARTHA ANN TURNER. Also, their wedding took place on 31 December 1871 according to family records. The 17 December date may have been when they obtained the marriage license.
Confidence: 3
Title: 1885 Kittitas County, Washington Territorial Census
Source Text: Mrs. M. A. GILMOUR [age 32, born in Missouri] resided with her husband, J. A. GILMOUR [age 42, born in Illinois] and children, G. A. GILMOUR [age 11, born in Oregon], J. E. GILMOUR [age 9, born in Oregon] and N. J. GILMOUR [age 7, born in Oregon] in Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington at the time of the 1885 Kittitas County, Washington Territorial Census.
Confidence: 3
Title: 1887 Kittitas County, Washington Territorial Census
Source Text: M. A. GILMOUR [age 33, born in Missouri] resided with her husband, J. A. GILMOUR [age 45, born in Illinois] and children, GUY GILMOUR [age 14, born in Oregon], JAS. E. GILMOUR [age 12, born in Oregon] and NORA J. GILMOUR [age 10, born in Oregon] and WILLIAM GILMOUR [born in W. T.] in Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington at the time of the Kittitas County, Washington Territorial Census which was taken on 27 May 1887.
Confidence: 3
Title: 1870 US Census Albany, Linn County, OR
Source Text: MARY A. TURNER [age 18, born in Missouri] resided with her parents, EPHRAIM TURNER [age 49, born in Missouri] and ANGELINE R. TURNER [age 43, born in Missouri] and her siblings, SARAH J. TURNER [age 20, born in Missouri], DOYNE TURNER [age 19, born in Missouri], CHARLES D. TURNER [age 16, born in Missouri], JOHNY TURNER [age 15, born in Missouri] MILDRED V. TURNER [age 13, born in Missouri], EPHRAIM D. TURNER [age 11, born in Missouri], STIRLING P. TURNER [age 8, born in Missouri] and IRA M. TURNER [age 4/12 months, born in Oregon] in Albany, Linn County, Oregon at the time of the 1870 U.S. Census which was taken on 8 July 1870. Listed in Roll: M593_1286; Page 56; Image 465
Confidence: 3
Title: Ernest Gilmour family records
Source Text: According to this source, MARTHA ANN TURNER was born on 2 October 1853. At least one other source has cited her date of birth on 2 October 1852.
Confidence: 3
Title: California Death Index 1905-1929
Source Text: The California Death Index cites MARTHA ANN ALLISON's date of death as 7 July 1916 in Los Angeles County, California.
Confidence: 3
Title: Robert Allison letter to James Ernest Gilmour 22 July 1916
Source Text: This letter was written to MARTHA ANN [Gilmour] ALLISON's son JAMEST ERNEST GILMOUR, and a copy was given to me by her great grandson, ERNIE GILMOUR. The letter is as follows: Rico Mining & Milling Company General Offices, Los Angeles, Cal. 411 East 56th St. Los Angeles, Cal. July 22, 1916 Dear Ernest and Georgia, I recd your good letter of July 18 this P.M. and was so pleased to bear from you for I am allmost heartbroken over the loss of your Dear Mother and my little Sweetheart wife. She was such a good women and we allways got along so well together that I can scarcly realize why should be taken from me but we must all go when our time comes so I must be satisfied. No I did not send for you for the Dr had hopes of her recovery untill it was to late she had all the care that was possible to give her also the neighbors was so kind to us but because she became unconcious toward the last and just went to Sleep did not suffer in the least just sleep and never woke up passed away with a sweet smile on her face as the perfectly contented to go to meet Dear 'Nora'. "
Confidence: 3