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| Birth: | 20 AUG 1811 in Lincoln County, KY |
| Death: | 9 DEC 1885 in prob Santiam, Linn County, OR 9 |
| Sex: | F |
| Father: | Taliaferro Bronaugh b. 14 MAR 1776 in Fauquier County, VA |
| Mother: | Jennie Gilmour b. 5 SEP 1781 in Kentucky |
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Census: 1830 in Christian County, KY
Emigrated: SEP 1833 in From Christian County, KY to Hancock County, IL
Census: 1840 in Hancock County, IL
Census: 1850 in La Harpe, Hancock County, IL
Arrival: 10 SEP 1851 in 1851 Wagon Train to the Oregon Territory
Census: 1860 in Lebanon, Linn County, OR
Census: 1870 in Sand Ridge Precinct, Linn County, OR
Census: 1880 in Santiam, Linn County, OR
Burial: prob Sand Ridge Cemetery, Lebanon, Linn County, OR
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| John Wilson Gilmour (Husband) b. 13 SEP 1813 in Lincoln County, KY |
| Marriage: 29 AUG 1833 in Christian County, KY |
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 Mary Jane Gilmour b. 1834 in prob Hancock County, IL
 Lucy Eleanor Gilmour b. 1835 in La Harpe, Hancock County, IL
- William David Gilmour b. 1839 in La Harpe, Hancock County, IL
- John Thomas Gilmour b. 5 NOV 1840 in La Harpe, Hancock County, IL
- George Gilmour b. ABT 1841 in Hancock County, IL
- James Alexander Gilmour b. 31 JUL 1842 in Hancock County, IL
- Nancy Elizabeth Gilmour b. OCT 1844 in Hancock County, IL
- George Robert Gilmour b. 22 DEC 1848 in Hancock County, IL
- Martha Ann Gilmour b. NOV 1850 in Hancock County, IL
- Sarah A. Gilmour b. 16 OCT 1852 in Lebanon, Linn County, OR
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- Title: 1850 US Census Hancock County, IL
Source Text: JANE A. GILMORE [ age 39 , born in Kentucky ]resided with her husband, JOHN W. GILMORE [ age 37, born in Kentucky ], and their children, LUCY E. GILMORE [age 16, born in Illinois ], WILLIAM GILMORE [ age 11, born in Illinois], JOHN GILMORE[ age 10, born in Illinois ], JAMES GILMORE [ age 8, born in Illinois ], NANCY [ age 5, b orn in Illinois ] and ROBERT GILMORE [should be GEORGE ROBERT GILMOUR; age 2 ] in Hancock County at the time of the 1850 U.S. Census. Listed on page 392 of the Census report which was taken on 12 September 1850. PLEASE NOTE: The family last name was INCORRECTLY SPELLED GILMORE as opposed to the correct spelling of GILMOUR in this report. Also: JANE's age of 39 indicates she was 2 years younger than JOHN WILSON GILMOUR which would have made 1810 or 1811 as the year she was born in Kentucky.
Confidence: 3
- Title: 1870 US Census Sand Ridge, Linn County, OR
Source Text: According to the 1870 report, which spells the GILMOUR family's last name incorrectly as GILMORE: JANE A. GILMORE [age 60, born in Kentucky] resided with her husband, JOHN W. GILMORE [ age 57, born in Kentucky; ocupation: "Blacksmith"], and their children, JAMES GILMORE [ age 28, born in Illinois ] "Blacksmith", NANCY GILMORE [ age 25, born in Illinois ], ROBERT GILMORE [should be George Robert Gilmour; age 22, born in Illinois], and SARAH A. GILMORE [ age 17, born in Oregon ], in the Sand Ridge precinct of Linn County, Oregon at the time of the 1870 U.S. Census. This Census indicates that JANE was born about 1809 in Kentucky. Living next door was their son, JOHN T. GILMORE [age 29, born in Illinois and his wife, VIRGINIA GILMORE [age 25, born in Oregon] and their children: JEFFERSON D. GILMORE [age 4, born in Oregon] and FRANCES I. GILMOUR [age 1, born in Oregon] and their nephew, JOHN L. GILMORE [age 7, born in California] who was the son of WILLIAM DAVID GILMOUR [deceased] aand his wife HARRIET CASTEEL GILMOUR. Living next door to them was HARRIET [CASTEEL, GILMOUR] HENDERSON who had remarried JOHN D. HENDERSON and were living with WILLIAM H. GILMOUR [age 2, born in Oregon]; he was also a son of WILLIAM DAVID and HARRIET {CASTEEL} GILMOUR. PLEASE NOTE: the GILMOUR last name was incorrectly spelled Gilmore in this report, but other information is fairly accurate.
Confidence: 3
- Title: 1830 US Census for Christian County, KY
Source Text: JANE ALEXANDER BRONAUGH's father, TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH lived next to JAMES GILMORE's family in the "Unknown Townships" of Christian County as indicated in the 1830 U.S. Census for Christian County, Kentucky. JANE ALEXANDER BRONAUGH married JOHN WILSON GILMOUR, grandson of JAMES GILMOUR in 1833. Listing is on Ancestry.Com microfilm roll M19-35 page 25.
Confidence: 2
- Title: 1860 US Census for Lebanon, Linn County, OR
Source Text: JANE A. GILMORE [age 49, born in Kentucky] resided with her husband, JOHN W. GILMORE [ age 47, occupation "Blacksmith", born in Kentucky] and their children, JOHN GILMORE [age 19, born in Illinois ], JAMES GILMORE [age 17, born in Illinois], NANCY GILMORE [ age 14, born in Illinois ], ROBERT GILMORE [should be George Robert] [age 12, born in Illinois], MARTHA GILMORE [ age 9, born in Illinois ] and SARAH GILMORE [ age 7, born in Oregon] in the village of Lebanon, Oregon at the time of the 1860 Census. Also residing with them was their grand daughter, ELIZABETH E. LINEBARGER [ age 7, born in Oregon ] [whose mother, LUCY ELLEN [GILMOUR] LINEBARGER and father, ANDREW JACKSON LINEBARGER, were both deceased.. ANDREW JACKSON LINEBARGER passed away prior to the 1860 U.S. Census and had provided that their daughter be raised by JOHN W. and JANE GILMOUR]. Listed on page 98 of the Census report. PLEASE NOTE; The GILMOUR last name was incorrectly spelled GILMORE in this report, but other information matches family held data.
Confidence: 3
- Title: 1880 US Census Santiam, Linn County, OR
Source Text: JANE A. GILMOUR [age 68, born in Kentucky] resided with husband, JOHN W. GILMOUR [age 66,born in Kentucky] in Santiam [Sodaville precinct], Linn County, Oregon at the time of the 1880 U.S. Census. Living next door was their daughter, SARAH CASADY [age 27, born in Oregon] and her husband [age LAFF. CASADY [age 30, born in Ohio] and their children, JENNIE [age 7, born in Oregon] and CHARLE [age 2, born in Oregon]. Listed on page 13, Enumeration District 73. PLEASE NOTE: the GILMOUR and CASADY names were spelled correctly in this report.
Confidence: 3
- Title: Oregon Portrait and Biographical Record of the Willamette Valley 1903
Publisher: 1903
Source Text: This biography of JOHN WILSON GILMOUR was published about 1900, when he was living in Silverton Marion County, Oregon and written after his spouse JANE ALEXANDER [BRONAUGH] GILMOUR had passed away. According to this article, "Mr. GILMOUR's wife was a daughter of TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH and JANE GILMORE BRONAUGH, representative of old families of Kentucky." It also states that "Mrs. GILMOUR passed away Dec 9, 1885."
The biography also states that on "August 29, 1833, JOHN W. GILMOUR married JANE ALEXANDER BRONAUGH and two months later settled in Hancock County, Ill. In 1851, he started across the plains for Oregon with his wife and eight children. Six months later the family arrived in what is now Washington County, locating temporarily near Hillsboro. The following year they removed to Linn county, where Mr. GILMOUR followed his trade of blacksmith and, incidentally engaged in farming..."
Confidence: 3
- Title: John T. Gilmour in Central Washington pages 849 and 850
Page: Yakima, Kittitas and Klickitat Counties
Entry Date: about 1904
Source Text: According to the biography of her son, JOHN THOMAS GILMOUR, his mother was named "JANE BRONAUGH, daughter of TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH, and she was born in Kentucky.
Confidence: 3
- Title: Ron Stephens re: Jane Alexander Bronaugh 9 June 2005
Source Text: Although GILMOUR family documents including at least two published biographies in the Pacific Northwest [one in Oregon of JOHN WILSON GILMOUR and another in Central Washington state of JOHN THOMAS GILMOUR [son of JOHN WILSON and JANE ALEXANDER [BRONAUGH] GILMOUR] clearly state that JANE ALEXANDER GILMOUR's father was TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH of Kentucky, it's not known why JANE ALEXANDER BRONAUGH was not listed in the will of her father, TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH. There are several possible reasons including the following:
1. JANE ALEXANDER BRONAUGH may have eloped with JOHN WILSON GILMOUR without her father [TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH's] permission and he disowned her at that time. They most probably lost permanent contact with one another following the departure from Christian County, Kentucky of JOHN WILSON and JANE ALEXANDER GILMOUR for Illinois immediately following their marriage.
2. TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH may have decided that his daughter JANE ALEXANDER and her husband JOHN WILSON GILMOUR were self-sufficient and didn't need his property or money, knowing of course that she would never return to Kentucky.
3. JANE ALEXANDER BRONAUGH disagreed with her father, TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH who owned over 500 slaves, over the slavery issue and this disagreement , along with her moving to Illinois, a "free state", may have resulted in a permanent 'falling out" between her and her father. JANE and her husband, JOHN WILSON GILMOUR owned no slaves and they worked hard for what they had. Taliaferro had many slaves to work his tobacco plantations in Lincoln and Christian County, Kentucky. At least one other sibling had a dislike for slavery. According to William E. Connelley, in his biography of Taliaferro's son and older brother of JANE, THOMAS CLAYTON BRONAUGH "was born near Hopkinsville in 1805. He grew up and married there and he left Kentucky and removed to Illinois, IN ORDER TO GET AWAY FROM THE INSTITUTION OF SLAVERY, WHICH HE THOROUGHLY DISLIKED".
According to BRONAUGH Genealogist, Steven Wright, THOMAS CLAYTON BRONAUGH recorded the names of the children of TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH, in a family bible sometime after he departed Kentucky. It isn't known why JANE wasn't listed among them, but it been a result of her having been disowned by their father TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH and TALIAFERRO may have severed her ties with all members of the BRONAUGH family. It is also possible that JANE ALEXANDER BRONAUGH and her older brother, THOMAS CLAYTON BRONAUGH didn't get along personally. THOMAS CLAYTON BRONAUGH wasn't listed in his father's Will either.
4. There is also a remote possibility that JANE ALEXANDER GILMOUR's mother, JENNIE GILMOUR, may have been directly related to JOHN WILSON GILMOUR and his family. This would have made JANE ALEXANDER and her husband, JOHN WILSON GILMOUR cousins and this may have been unacceptable to Taliaferro BRONAUGH. From about 1800 up until at least 1830, TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH and the GILMOUR family had had a close relationship. JOHN WILSON GILMOUR's grandfather JAMES GILMOUR had sold much of his land to TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH when both families were living in Lincoln County. Both families moved to Christian County, Kentucky about the same time and both TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH and JAMES GILMOUR were instrumental in founding the Sinking Springs Presbyterian Church near Hopkinsville. The TALIAFERRO BRONAUGH and James GILMOUR families [which included JOHN WILSON GILMOUR] lived on adjacent farm plots at the time of the 1830 U.S. Census.
Confidence: 3
- Title: John T. Gilmour in Central Washington pages 849 and 850
Entry Date: About 1900
Source Text: According to the biography of her husband, JOHN WILSON GILMOUR, "Mrs. GILMOUR died December 9 1885."
Confidence: 3
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