James Gilmore b. 1 Oct 1829 d. 20 Sep 1878 Elgin County, Ontario, Canada: Our Family History

1829 - 1878 (48 years)

Name	James Gilmore [1]
Born	1 Oct 1829 [1, 2]
	Possibly in County Sligo, Ireland. Funeral home record states his age at death as 48; since he died a month before his birthday, that age is compatible with the known Bible record of his birth date.
Gender	Male
Residence	Sep 1853	Dunville, Haldimand County, Ontario, USA [3]
	James's marriage record, Norfolk County, states that he was "of Dunnville," in Haldimand County. Check county creation--Dunnville might have been elsewhere at this date?
Residence	Abt 1855	Norwich, Ontario, Canada [4]
	Daughter Angeline was born about 1855 in the municipality of Norwich, at times part of Oxford County.
Land	19 May 1858	Lot 6, Concession 11, South Norwich, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada West [5]
	James bought this property, filed 28 July 1858. In 1862, his father Thomas (and family) resided on it (gazetteer lists him on it). In 1871, Thomas and Mary were living on it, with their own children away from home, but with James' daughter Theresa. In 1881, Thomas and Mary were still probably living there; with them were Theresa and her Foreman husband.
Census	1861	Walsingham, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada [6]
	Name: James Gillmore Event Type: Census Event Date: 1861 Event Place: Walsingham, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada Enumeration District: 04 Gender: Male Age: 32 Marital Status: Married Religion: W M Birthplace: Ireland Birth Year (Estimated): 1829 Sheet Number: 77 Line Number: 38 Affiliate Film Number: C-1053 [While we can't be certain that this is the right James Gilmore, it is likely as he is precisely the right age, born in Ireland, and no other likely candidates have been located.]
Census	1861	Walsingham township, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada [7]
	[number preceding name is line number on the page] 37. Gillmore, Mary, born Upper Canada, "W. M." [church affiliation], age 7, 1 female member of the family, attending school 38. Gillmore, James, Timber Maker, Ireland, "W. M.," 32, 1 male, married, 1 male of the family, [female?] member of household 39. Gillmore, Thomas, [occupation blank, probably intended to repeat "Timber Maker," above?], Ireland, C. S. [church affiliation], Norwich [residence if out of limits], 61, male, married, male not of household 40. Cambell, Edward, [occupation blank, probably intended to repeat "Timber Maker," above?], France, Roman Catholic, Montreal, 36, married, male not member of family 41. Whitehead, George, [occupation blank, probably intended to repeat "Timber Maker," above?], United States, Baptist, Windham, 28, male, single, male not of household 42. Gillmore, Thomas, [occupation blank, probably intended to repeat "Timber Maker," above?], U. C. [Upper Canada], C. S. [Church of Scotland], Norwich, 18, male, single, male not of household 43. Gillmore, Emiline, U. C. [Upper Canada], W. M. [Wesleyan Methodist], 34, female, married, female not of household [Well above them, line 24, is another Thomas Gillmore, laborer, born in Upper Canada, C. England [Church of England], Midelton [Middleton], 19, male, single, male not of household]
Census	1871	Walsingham, South Norfolk, Ontario, Canada [8]
	1. Gillmore, [no given name stated], male, 40, born Ireland, C. Presb., Ireland, origin Ireland, hotel keeper, married 2. _____, Emaline, female, 42, born Ontario, C. Presb., Scotland, married 3. Griggs, Edward, male, 22 Ontario, C Presb, Ireland, farmer, married 4. _____, Adalade, female, 19, Ontario, C. Presb., Ireland, [no marital status stated] 5. _____, William, m, 16, Ontario, C Presb, Ireland 6. _____, Angaline, female, 16, Ontario, C Presb, Ireland 7. [Gilmore], George W., 9, Ontario, C. Presb., Ireland 8. _____, Ida L., female, 7, Ontario, C. Presb, Ireland 9. _____, [Barlamort?], 2, Ontario, C. Presb, Ireland [This census is confusing. The eldest children were from Emeline's former marriage to John Griggs. George W. and younger siblings should have borne the name Gilmore/Gillmore.
Probate	1878	St Thomas, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada [9]
	Elgin County estate files, database online lists the following: "LNAME[ GILLMOUR FNAME[ JAMES RESID[ ST. THOMAS DATE[ SEP 20, 1878 FILE[ 745 MFNO[ 1381 NOTES[ - no will - described as an innkeeper - wife and widow was Emeline Gilmour, St. Thomas - mention of five children, but not identified"
Died	20 Sep 1878	Elgin County, Ontario, Canada [2, 9, 10]
Buried	21 Sep 1878	Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery, Otterville, Oxford County, Ontario [2]
Census	1881	St. Thomas, Elgin County (East), Ontario, Canada [11]
	1. Gilmour, Emaline, female, age 50, born in Ontario, [Baptist?], origins Scotch, widowed 2. _____, George, male, 20, born in Ontario, origins Irish, laborer 3. _____, [Budamart?], female, 12, born in Ontario, origins Irish [11 additional members of household, various surnames, various occupations, probably indicative that she was still running the inn/hotel/rooming house after James's death]
Person ID	I130	Gilmore-Donald
Last Modified	24 Aug 2015

Father	Thomas Gilmore, b. Abt 1800-1803, County Sligo, Ireland , d. 16 Feb 1887, South Norwich, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada (Age ~ 84 years)
Mother	Mary Reed, b. About 1808, County Sligo, Ireland , d. 26 May 1885, South Norwich, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada (Age ~ 77 years)
Married	1828	Diocese of Killala and Achonry, County Sligo, Ireland [12, 13]
	Note on the transcription website: "From medieval times it was required that notification of intention to marriage be given on three consecutive Sundays in church (called publishing the banns). But, as an alternative, members of the Church of Ireland could take out a Marriage Licence Bond. The parties lodged an amount of money with the Diocese to indemnify the Church against there being an obstacle to the marriage. This marriage by licence provided privacy, and was faster than the time taken to read the banns. It was considered more prestigious than having the banns read. The bonds themselves were destroyed in the Fires of 1922, but the indexes remain in the National Archives of Ireland. After 1845 marriages were registered by the State, and are available to researchers. This diocese is in Co. Mayo and Co. Sligo."
Narrative	George W. Gilmore's pension file states that Thomas and Maria Gilmore had 10 children. When their names and dates were transcribed into the new family Bible, they only transcribed the names of those who were living. Nothing is known of the other three children.
Family ID	F32	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1 Eliza Ann Summers

Married 14 Sep 1853 Talbot District, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada [3, 14]

Witnesses at their marriage: Sam'l Allen, Jane Ann Hussey. Married by Wm. McClellan (Baptist) Middleton.

On the same page with the marriage record is another, for John Summers-Joanna Hamilton, both of Norwich, 3 Oct 1852, witnesses Alvenus Hamilton and James Summers.

Children

+	1. Angeline Gilmore, b. Abt 1855, Norwich, Ontario, Canada , d. 22 Jun 1883, Pickering, Ontario County, Ontario, Canada (Age ~ 28 years)
+	2. Maria Theresa Gilmore, b. 10 Jul 1856, Otterville, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada , d. 18 Mar 1957, 332 Clifton Rd., Ottawa, Canada (Age 100 years)

Last Modified 21 May 2016

Family ID F40 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Family 2 Emeline Ferguson, b. Abt 1827, Upper Canada (present-day Ontario, Canada) , d. 1 Mar 1901, Thomas Williams Home (for the aged), St. Thomas, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada (Age ~ 74 years)

Married 18 May 1860 Walsingham, Norfolk County, Ontario, USA [6, 15, 16]

Notes

The surrogate index indicates that James's 1878 probate file numbers 5 children, but does not name them.

Children

	1. George W. Gilmore, b. Abt 1861, Ontario, Canada
+	2. Ida L. Gilmore, b. Abt 1863, Walsingham, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada
	3. Budamont Gilmore, b. Abt 1869, Ontario, Canada

Last Modified 23 Aug 2015

Family ID F97 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Documents » Slide Show		Marriage index, James Gilmore-Eliza Jane Summers, 1853, Norfolk Co Ont Darryl Bonk, Oxford County Marriages and Deaths, 1793-1858 (n.p., n.d.), vol. 1, "Talbot District Marriage Record (Norfolk County)," 104, entry for Jas. Gilmore of Dunville and Eliza Ann Summers of Norwich, 14 September 1853
		James Gilmore, 1858 acquisition of Concession 11, Lot 5, South Norwich, Oxford County, Ontario. Oxford County, Ontario, South Norwich Abstract Index C:236, Concession 11, Lot 6, no. 18693, Thomas Moore to James Gilmore, filed 28 July 1858; FHL film no. 169.785; Registrar's Office, Woodstock.
		James Gilmore and second wife Emeline, 1871, Norfolk County, census 1871 census of Canada, Ontario, South Norfolk, District 11, Sub-District B, Division 3, p. 55, line 4, Gillmore [Gilmore] household; "1871 Census of Canada," digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 28 May 2015; roll C-9907, Library and Archives of Canada, Ottawa.
		Family of James Gilmore, after his 1878 deat, 1881 census Elgin County, Ontario 1881 census of Canada, Ontario, Elgin County (East), District 163, St. Thomas, p. 49, line 8, dwelling/family 239, Emaline Gilmour; "1881 Census of Canada," digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 29 May 2015; roll C-13265, Library and Archives of Canada, Ottawa.
		Emiline (--?--) Gilmore, death register, 1901, Elgin County, Ontario "Ontario, Canada, Deaths, 1869-1938 and Deaths Overseas, 1939-1947," digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 29 May 2015), Elgin County, Death Register [1901]: 165, entry for Emeline Gilmour, 1 March 1901; citing Archives of Ontario, series MS935, reel 100.
		Second marriage, James Gilmore to Emeline (--?--) Griggs (her second marriage,too), 1860, Walsingham, Norfolk County, Ontario. Births, Deaths, Marriages, Christian Messenger, vol. 2 (Hamilton, Ont.: Hamilton Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society, 1960), 10, entry for James Gilmore-Mrs. Emmeline Griggs, 18 May 1860; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 2 June 2015).
		James Gilmore, funeral home record, 1878 Evenden Funeral Home Records 1873-1884, entry for James Gilmore, died 20 September 1878, age 48; held by St. Thomas Cemetery Company, 67 West Ave., St. Thomas, Ontario; digital copy held by author (2015). The document bears their page number 51, for the purposes of their index, but the pages were not originally numbered.
		Marriage, James Gilmore to Eliza Ann Summers, 1853, Talbot District, Ontario

Notes

Correspondence with Wray Lamb (wraylamb@sympatico.ca)

27 April 2015
Janis
My family is as follow with Theresa as my great grandmother

Theresa Maria had 5 children?Husband ? Wallace David Forman
Elwood -- not married
Melville -- 1 child --- Teresa
Roy -- Died at the London, Ont. Military Barracks during WW1 ? Spanish flue
Clara Amelia ( Bridges) ? 4 children ? Husband ? James Wallace Bridges
Ralph -- married but no children

Clara Amelia ( Bridges)-- my grandmother ? 4 children
Rheta Beryl (Lamb) -- my mother ? I?m the only child ? Dad?s name was John Elwood Lamb
Claire -- 2 children Tom, Brenda ----- wife Kathryn Gentleman
Aileen ( Cox) -- 6 children -----John, Nancy, Carol, Jim, Peter, David --Husband Roy Cox
Elma ( Watson) ? 2 children--- Larry , Murray ? Husband ?George Watson

Elwood Wray ( Lamb) that?s me--- 2 children -- Michael Wray, Christopher Wayne -- wife ?Bonita Hayward

Michael Wray ( Lamb) ? 2 children ? Kathryn May ( Katy), Thrisha Lee

Christopher Wayne ( Lamb) ? 2 children ? Tyler Wray, Jordan Christopher

That?s a start if dates or more complete information are needed let me know

Attached are the pdf files of news clips, obits and marriage announcements that I have.

Later
Wray
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26 April 2015
Hello Janis Walker Gilmore,

It appears that we are related somehow. I have not taken the time to figure it all out. My Great Grandmother is Theresa Forman (Gilmore). From what I have pieced together great grandma was raise by her grandmother and grandfather, Jas and Mary Gilmore ( located in Oxford County). I have yet to try and find the burial cemetery but I believe it is Otterville (near Paris, Woodstock, Ontario).
Great Grandma was born in 1856 and passed away March 18, 1957 a few days short of her 101st birthday. She had five children. Clara Amelia Forman (Bridges) is my grandmother.

Back to great grandmother, I understand she lived with her grandparents starting at the age of 2-4. Her father and mother, Jas Gilmore and Eliza Sommers lives are difficult to trace. There are rumors that they died either through a contagious disease, or where killed somehow or moved to the United States and I?m not sure where. I haven?t been able to find a reliable source of information to know what actually happened.

Theresa married Wallace David Forman who is from New York. He worked on ?New York -- Central Railway?. The rail cars were ferried across the St Clair River from Marine City, Michigan (USA) to Courtright (near Sarnia) and ended up in Toronto. I imagine that is how they met when he was passing through Oxford. They lived on a farm outside Inwood, located in Lambton County, Ontario, Canada. They had 5 children ? Elwood, Melvin, Roy, Clara, Ralph.

Sorry I do not know this Thomas or any other of the siblings. As far as I know there was Jas Gilmore (Senior) ( born- 1803?) and then son Jas Gilmore (Junior) ( died 1858?) . According to records Gilmore could have 2 ?LL?s? or 1 ?L?.

That?s about as far as I have traced my history in this part of the family . I hope this helps

Yours truly,
Wray Lamb
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26 April 2015
Janis,

Maybe the Thomas?s full name was Thomas James Gilmore and they called him ?Jas?. I have several references to that name. From your information his wife?s name ? Mary ? seems to match. My records show Jas Gilmore ( born 1803 ? buried -- -- (year????) Norwich South, Oxford, Ontario) --- Mary Gilmore ( maiden name ???? -- you indicated ? Reid?) ( born 1808 ? buried ( year??) --Norwich South, Oxford South, Ontario) which I believe is one of the cemeteries in Otterville, Ontario. I have some bible history and then what I have found on line?ancestery.ca plus other websites.

As far as Theresa she lived to be almost 101 (born: 1856 d: 1957) is buried in Alvinston Cemetery ( Lambton County, Ontario) . Her husband Wallace David Forman died from a heart attack ( born 1854?d: 1921) and is buried in the Alvinston Cemetery. For a number of years Theresa and her bachelor son ?Elwood? lived on the farm near Inwood. Sorry to say they lost the farm due to tax nonpayment in the late 1940?s or early 1950?s. Elwood come and lived with us for short time ( I remember that) while Theresa lived with other son Melvin until her death.

Do you have any more info on James and Eliza (Sommers) who are Theresa birth parents??? Like I said I?m not sure what happened to them..
No I have not been DNA tested and I?m not sure what that would gain. So not sure on this one.

When you ask about other extend family members ? what do you mean? Because you end up in a lot of different trees when start expanding to the children?s connections. Other than great grandma ( parents and grandparents) I have no information on the rest of the Gilmore family connections.

Cheers
Wray
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27 April 2015
Janis,

What detail. I did my research about 10 years ago and of course run into brick walls and my access to ancestery.ca run out. Plus, I pretty well came to the conclusion that I had to start investigating by visiting the actual sites/locations to further my records. So I had to dig out the books again just to review my memory of the information I had collected.
We can debate whether Gillmore is two ?L? or 1 ?L?
Maria Theresa Gilmore ( Gillmore) was born July 10, 1856, Ontario Canada?died March 17, 1957 buried in Alvinston, Ontario.
Wallace David Forman was born September 3, 1854, England --- died MAR 20,1921 buried in Alvinston, Ontario ( There are many Forman?s when I searched New York data but I have no record of when they migrated from England to New York,USA). ( He worked on the New York Central Railway and came to Canada when they expand their rail service.)
Parents--- James H Gillmore---- born Oct 1 1829 Sligo, Ireland ---- Died Sept 1913 where???? ( They likely came to Canada with his parents when ????)
Eliz Ann Sommers--- born July 13 1832 Ireland --- Died August 22 1858 Ontario Canada ( I did not realize that I had this information until I looked at my records)
Grand parents --- James ( Jas) Gillmore ? Born 1803 ( suspect it is Ireland??? -- Died Year??? Norwick South Oxford, Ontario -- When they migrated to Canada ??????
---- Mary Gillmore ? ( as you indicated maiden name ? Reid) born 1808 ( suspect Ireland ????) -- Died Year??? Norwick South, Oxford, Ontario
--- suspect both grandparents are buried in Otterville, Ontario but I need to go to the cemetery to confirm that if I can read the tombstones but maybe the cemetery has records

We drive passed the roads that lead to Otterville on numerous trips to see other family ( Ottawa to Sarnia trip via 401) . However the car ride is 8-9 hours so If we stop and explore then that would add 3-4 hours so it would make it a very long day or you would have to book in for the night. But one of these days it will happen.

I know this a repeat of some of the information that I already sent to you. But this is as far as I have taken it. I found by going to all family members that the files, dates, relationships got too confusing so I mainly concentrated on the my direct family line ( unless I run into a brick wall). You should try and research the ?Lamont? clan out of Scotland which the Lamb family is a member. The paths are very broken over the course of history. Dead ends every time you turn around.

Hope this helps but it looks like you have more information on the Gilmores than I do.

Later
Wray
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27 April 2015
Janis

I looked in the family bible and I have the actual funeral cards and some paper clippings of their deaths and all they talk about is where they lived and living members of their family ( children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren)?There is nothing referring to their parents.

The other information I will have to search for. I imagine that I found it on ancestry.ca. However I can?t get to my online family tress without taking out a new membership for 3,or 6 or 12 months.

I will have to get back to you. We have a busy week ahead so I?m time is going to be limited.

Later
Wray
Email, 29 May 2015, from research librarian, Elgin County, Merrill Taylor (mtaylor@elgin.ca):

Dear Janis,

Thank you for your email.

Unfortuneately, the newspapers that I have access to do not go back far enough for James but I did look up variations of Gilmour in St. Thomas Daily Times ( 1883 - 1900 ) and St. Thomas Times-Journal and other St. Thomas papers (1901 -1960; post 1960 in progress) with no success.

I did find Gillmore, James, 20 Sept 1878, 49 (name, year,page) under Evenden Funeral Home Index 1873 - 1884

I did find a picture of the "Thomas Williams House"
https://www.flickr.com/photos/elgincountyarchives/8652591644/ information on the "Thomas Williams House" in St. Thomas ON

I did find where Emeline was buried.

Gilmour, Emeline TWHL died Mar. 1, 1901
St. Thomas West Cemetery
Additional Burials from cemetery records
BURIALS WITHOUT MONUMENTS and ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FROM BURIAL REGISTERS
In addition to the transcription of the monuments in this cemetery, information was gathered by the late Max Doan from a booklet published by the Elgin Historical Society: St. Thomas Cemetery - A List of All Burials From 1869 to 1889. Information for later years was also obtained from the Cemetery Office.
Please note that some of the following names may have monuments in the cemetery, but additional information was found, such an exact date of death or burial.
The second column refers to the section of the cemetery in which the burial is located. The number that follows that letter refers to the lot number within that section. It appears that the Section identification and the lot number do not always correspond with the Section and Stone Number found in the Elgin OGS transcriptions.
The abbreviation "SG" indicates the location of the burial is in the section called "Strangers and Babies Ground" of this cemetery. The abbreviation "TWHL" refers to "Thomas Williams Home Lot".

A couple of sites you might find of interest ...
http://www.elginogs.ca/Home where on the left hand side you can click on ancestor indexes to find newpaper, cemetery and funeral records.
http://www.elgincounty.ca/archives most likely could assist as well.

Good luck with your search!

Merrill Taylor
Library Tehnnician
Elgin County Library
No mention of Gilmore or variant in these books at the FHL:
Index . . . to the Tremaine Map of Elgin County, 971.334 E72i v. 1.
Surname Index, Armstrong?s 1872 Directory of Elgin County, 971.334 E42b

Sources

[S1574] Notarized transcription, typescript, of family birth data from the Thomas Gilmore Bible [no full title stated] (George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode, London, 1860, "printers to the Queen.
[S260] Evenden Funeral Home Records 1873-1884, entry for James Gilmore, died 20 September 1878, age 48; held by St. Thomas Cemetery Company, 67 West Ave., St. Thomas, Ontario; digital copy held by author (2015). The document bears their page number 51, for the purposes of their index, but the pages were not originally numbered. .
[S223] Darryl Bonk, Oxford County Marriages and Deaths, 1793-1858 (n.p., n.d.), vol. 1, "Talbot District Marriage Record (Norfolk County)," 104, entry for Jas. Gilmore of Dunville and Eliza Ann Summers of Norwich, 14 September 1853.
[S339] "Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1801-1928," digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 23 August 2015), John Gibson-Angeline Gilmore, Norfolk County, registration no. 007042; citing microfilm MS932, reel 27, Archives of Ontario. Toronto.
[S227] Oxford County, Ontario, South Norwich Abstract Index C:236, Concession 11, Lot 6, no. 18693, Thomas Moore to James Gilmore, filed 28 July 1858; FHL film no. 169.785; Registrar's Office, Woodstock.
[S1585] "Ontario Census, 1861," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org : accessed 17 June 2013), entry for James Gillmore (b. 1829), Walsingham, Norfolk, p. 76, family no. 305; citing Census of Canada 1871, Library and Archives of Canada, microfilm no. C-9910.
[S1588] "1861 Census of Canada," digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 21 June 2013), provincial census, Norfolk County, Walsingham township, enumeration district [ED] 4, p. 77, line 39, for Thomas Gilmore, age 61, born in Ireland; citing Census Returns for 1861, roll C-1053, Library and Archives Canada, , Ottawa, Ontario. Households are difficult to interpret, but near Thomas Gillmore are his known sons James (age 32, born in Ireland) and Thomas (age 18, born in Upper Canada), as well as the unidentified Emiline Gillmore (age 34, born in Upper Canada) and Mary Gillmore (age 7, born in Upper Canada). The order of the family is odd: Mary (age 7), James, Thomas (elder), [two non-Gillmore men intervene], Thomas Gillmore (younger), and Emiline Gillmore.
[S238] 1871 census of Canada, Ontario, South Norfolk, District 11, Sub-District B, Division 3, p. 55, line 4, Gillmore [Gilmore] household; "1871 Census of Canada," digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 28 May 2015; roll C-9907, Library and Archives of Canada, Ottawa.
[S237] Surrogate Court Records: Estates, database, Elgin County Archives (wwwelgincountyca/archives : accessed 28 May 2015), entry for James Gillmour, 20 September 1878, file no. 745, microfilm no. 1381, St. Thomas. URL: http://www.elgincounty.ca/sites/www.elgincounty.ca/files/documents/2012/estates.htm.
[S261] Elgin County, Ontario, probate file no. 745, for James Gillmour [Gilmore], died 20 September 1878; microfilm no. 1381, Elgin County Archives, St. Thomas.
[S239] 1881 census of Canada, Ontario, Elgin County (East), District 163, St. Thomas, p. 49, line 8, dwelling/family 239, Emaline Gilmour; "1881 Census of Canada," digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 29 May 2015; roll C-13265, Library and Archives of Canada, Ottawa.
[S55] Balloonlady_1, “Marr Flood Hussey and Allin,” tree pages, Ancestry.com ((http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 18 September 2014), for marriage of Thomas Gilmore-Mary Reed, 1828, Sligo, Ireland ; citing Index to Diocese of Killala and Achonry [does not state whether the index was book, microfilm, and does not name a repository].
[S56] Bill McGee, contributor, and Maureen Doane, transcriber, "Index to Diocese of Killala and Achonry: Marriage Bonds Film 100868," database, IrelandGenWeb Project: Sligo County (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlsli/dioceseofachonryandkillala2.html), entry for Thomas Gilmor-Mary Read, 1828; citing National Archives of Ireland, "Index to Diocese of Killala and Achonry, Marriage Bonds," film no. 100868, p. 52.
[S756] ?Ontario District Marriage Registers, 1801?1858,? digital images and database, Family Search (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2C1-G3B7 : accessed 18 January 2017; Ontario, District Marriage Registers, 1801?1858 > Talbot > 1838?1857, vol. 22 > image 74, for James Gilmore-Elisa Ann Summers, 14 September 1853; FHL film 1,030,054; citing Archives of Ontario, Toronto [microfilm MS248, reel 4]. On Family Search, this marriage (and probably others of this section) have been indexed as occurring in 1833, probably an error in transcription. A careful reading makes it clear that the year was 1853.
[S1587] "Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1801-1928," digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 17 June 2013), Middleton Division, Norfolk County, Schedule B: 594, no. 007357 [stamped], no. 35 [penned], for Wallace D. Forman-Theresa Gillmore (22 September 1880); citing Archives of Ontario, Series MS932, reel 34.
[S243] Births, Deaths, Marriages, Christian Messenger, vol. 2 (Hamilton, Ont.: Hamilton Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society, 1960), 10, entry for James Gilmore-Mrs. Emmeline Griggs, 18 May 1860; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 2 June 2015).