John HOLLOWAY was born about 1615. He married Elizabeth BACON.
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.
Elizabeth BACON [Parents] was born about 1620 in , Prince George, MD. She died about 1728 in Northampton Co, Virginia. Elizabeth married John HOLLOWAY.
Other marriages:NUTHALL, John
Nathaniel BACON was born about 1580 in , Prince George, MD. He died on 16 Mar 1692. Nathaniel married Elizabeth Kingsmill TAYLOR.
Elizabeth Kingsmill TAYLOR was born about 1585 in , Prince George, MD. She married Nathaniel BACON.
They had the following children:
F i Elizabeth BACON
George BURRELL was born in 1555 in Boston Lines, , , England. He died on 25 Sep 1588 in Boston Lines, , , England. George married Alice BENYSON in , , , England.
Alice BENYSON was born in 1557 in , Boston Lines, , England. She died on 9 Aug 1596 in , Boston Lines, , England. Alice married George BURRELL in , , , England.
They had the following children:
M i George BURRILL
John NUTTALL was born about 1555 in , Tattenhall, Cheshire, England. He married Jane NEWPORT.
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.
Jane NEWPORT was born about 1555 in , , Staffordshire, England. She married John NUTTALL.
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.
They had the following children:
M i John NUTTLE
Ephraim FLESHMAN [Parents] was born about 1758 in , Culpeper Co., Virginia. He died in 1809 in , Harrison Co., Indiana. Ephraim married Susannah YAGER.
Ephraim and Susanna moved to Indiana about 1809. He died there from drinking
water poisoned by the Indians according to "Our Families" by Larry G. Shuck.
More about the family is given in the book.
Susannah YAGER [Parents] was born about 1760. She married Ephraim FLESHMAN.
John GORHAM was born about 1710 in England. He died in 1768/1771 in Virginia. John married Mary KIRKHAM about 1738.
In 5/99, I received this information on the Gorham line:
Descendants of John Gorham
Generation No. 1
1. JOHN GORHAM was born Abt. 1700, and died Bet. 1768 - 1771. He married MARY.
Notes for JOHN GORHAM:
From "Lists of Immigrants to America," compiled by John Camden Hotten, 1880, pp 94-95. "On 20 June 1635 the underwritten names are to be transported to Virginia, imbarqued in the 'PHILLIP', RICHARD MORGAN, Mr. The men have been examined by the Minister of the town of Gravesend, of their conformltie to the orders and discipline of the Church of England, and taken the oath of allegeance 'die et ao prd.'
There were 36 men and 8 women were named among whom were:
Thomas GORHAM age 19,
John GORHAM age 18,
along with a William TAYLOR age 36."Notes from Pat Obrist:
There are other instances of GORHAMS in Virginia. From data I have seen we are now placing the birthdate our John GORHAM ( - 1768-71) at about 1700. 1 Oct. 1740 "Indenture ... between Willoughby NEWTON of Westmoreland Co. and John GORUM of Prince William Co., planter,... by a certain contract between them dated 11 Oct. 1739... agreed John GORUM should have a lease of aid Willoughby NEWTON for 200 acres in Pr. Wm. Co. ... for free for three years and in 1743 rent should be paid... Willoughby NEWTON doth lease to farm let to John GORUM and Mary, his wife, and Thomas GORUM, his son, ... 200 acres whereon Paul HOWELL formerly built a small house... on a branch that makes out of Bull Run commonly called "Little Rocky" and is part of a tract of 1719 acres... granted Willoughby NEWTON... annual rent five hundred & thirty pounds of Tobacco..." Signed Willoughby NEWTON, John (x) GORUM. In
presence of Fielding TURNER, George DUREN, Jacob REMY. Deed Book A, Loudoun Co, VA pp. 45-47. (material kindness of Al Goff).LOUDOUN COUNTY WILL BOOK A pp. 312-313 PURSUANT to an Order of the Worshipful Court of Loudoun Co. bearing due 10th day of October 1769, We the Subscribers being first duly sworn have valued
and appraised all and Singular the Estate of JOHN GORHAM SENR. deced as was presented to our View Vizt. .. items listed and valued to total Forty pounds 19/3.. made by appraisers Enoch GRIGSBY, Wm. BUCKLEY, Thos. COCKERILL.At a Court held Loudoun County May the 13th 1771. This Inventory and Appraisment was returned into Court and Ordered to be recorded pp. 313- 314 ACCOUNT of the Sales of John GORHAM'S Estate (Vizt).
(some entries)., THOMAS GORHAM I cow, JACOB REMEY Junr, I cow; Charles ESKRIDGE I heifer; Sanford GORHAM 2 cows & I yearling, Mrs. Mary GORHAM To a parcel of Hogs: Paul TURLEY I pr hand mill stones; John MORRIS I Bed and furniture; Edward SMITH I+ Cut Saw, Robert THOMAS I old at, William LANE SUMMERS, 2 old guns; Frederick NICHOLS 1 pot, William CARR LANE I Boar .. (note other purchases were made by same persons, Mrs. Gorham accounting for nearly half of the sale)... total amount of the sale Thirty pounds 17 / 21 /2 .At a Court held for Loudoun County May the 13th 1771. This Account of Sales of John Goram deced v&- returned into Court by Sanford GORAM the Administrator and ordered to be recorded. pp 314-315 1769 The Estate of JOHN GORHAM dec'd. To Sanford GORHAM.. Dr (some entries)... funeral expences one pound, To Alexander HENDERSON per proved acct; To Thomas GORHAM and Sanford GORHAM the same; To Jeremiah COCKERILL same; to CHARLES ESKRIDGE same...E. Excepted
per Sanford GORHAM, Exr. . At a Court held for Loudoun County May the 13th 1771 Sanford GORHAM exhibited on Oath this Account of the Administration of the Estate of John GORHAM dec'd. which being examined and approved of by the Court is allowed and ordered to be recorded. The transcribed record of the estate from Will Bk. A of Al Goff, shows the date: Oct. 1767 (not 1769). (Will Abst. of Loudoun Co., Virginia 1757-1771, p. 91)
Is this John, the John GOWEN, of Fairfax Co with 155 A. surveyed by Mr. William WEST. with land adjoining Thomas FORD, main Branch of Pope's Head, Capt. CONNYER, 6 July 1744?
from Caveliers & Pioneers, Vol. 2,
p. 384: a John GORAM included with 21 persons in a transaction by Stephen COCK of Henrico Co. 1040 A. in James & Charles City County on SW side of the head of Chickahomany River. 29 Apr. 1693. p. 300.
p. 389: a Mr. John KEATON, 15 A. Up Parish of Nansemond Co; in a forke made by Sumeron SW and of Knuccles SW; adj. his own land. 20 Apr. 1694;. 340 "Imp of John GORRAM."On 27 June 1709 Thomas MOORE of Cople Parish Westomoreland Co, VA to John FROUD of same. For 1500 pounds of tobacco. 10 acres on a branch out of that which goes ... the name of the great hole... up the old field...oak marked by Thos. MOORE for his son, Wm... line between Land of the guift
to GOREHAM & MOORE. Wit.: Robert SPARROW, John GOREHAM 29 June 1709 (from Fleet, p. 77. Westmoreland ...) (I am not sure whether the John GORHAMS afsd are all the same individual. Known children of JOHN GORHAM and MARY are:
i. THOMAS J. GORHAM, SR., b. Abt. 1740; d. 1814.
ii. SANFORD GORHAM.
iii.
iv. WILLIAM GORHAM, b. Abt. 1766.
v. JOHN GORHAM, b. Abt. 1768.
vi. ALEXANDER GORHAM, b. August 03, 1770.
vii. MARGARET GORHAM, b. 1776.
viii. ELIZABETH GORHAM, b. 1780.
ix. MARY ANN GORHAM, b. September 11, 1782.
x. JOSHUA GORHAM, b. Abt. 1786; d. Abt. 1851.
xi. SUSANNAH GORHAM, b. January 27, 1788.
xii. THOMAS J. GORHAM, JR., b. 1768; d. 1833, Howard Co., Missouri, US.
Generation No. 33. JOSHUA GORHAM (THOMAS J.2, JOHN1)4 was born Abt. 17864, and died Abt. 1851. He married ELIZABETH.
Child of JOSHUA GORHAM and ELIZABETH is:
i. HENRY SANFORD GORHAM, b. Abt. 1816; d. Aft. 1872; m. MARY MARGARET COOPER, Abt. 1835; b. Aft. 1810; d. Abt. 1855.4. THOMAS J. GORHAM, JR. (THOMAS J.2, JOHN1) was born 1768, and died 1833 in Howard Co., Missouri, US. He married (1) SALLIE WILLIAMS. He married (2) SARAH CHILDS. He married (3) SALLIE W. SUGG October 05, 1795 in Davidson, TN, daughter of NOAH SUGG and MURPHREE HOWELL. She was born Abt. 1768.
Notes for THOMAS J. GORHAM, JR.:
Included in the 1800 census of Logan County, Kentucky.
Source: Howard County, MO Will book 2, pp. 66,67
"Know all men by these present that we Thomas Patterson John Harvey and Silas Enyart of Howard County are held and firmly bound unto the State of Missouri in the sum of three hundred dollars lawful money for the true payment of which will and trully to be made we bind ourselves our heirs Executors and administrators jointly and severally Sealed and dated this sixth day of November 1833.The Condition of the above allegation is such that if the above bounden Thomas Patterson administrator of all the Singular the goods and chattles rights and credits which were of Thomas Gorham deceased do make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all and sigular the goods and chattles lands and tenements rights and credits of the said deceased which have come to the hands possession knowledge of him the said Thomas Patterson or into the hands or possession of any person for exhibit in the office of the Clerk of County Court of Howard County with such times and in such manner as is or may be prescribed by law and all and singular the monies goods and chattles lands and tenements rights and credits of the
deceased amoung in or amoung out of his estate which shall come to the hands possession or knowledge of the said Thomas Patterson shall well and truly administer according to law and pay the debts of the deceased as far as his assets will extend and the law direct and further make or cause to be made just and true accounts of his said administration and make due and proper set Clements there of from time
according to law or the order sentence or decree of any court having competent jurisdiction and shall (illegible) well and truly do and perform all other matters and things touching the said administration as are or
shall be provided by law or enforced on him by the order Sentence or Decree of any Court having Competent Jurisdiction then this obligation to be void other wise to remain in full force and venture. . his
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John Harvey {seal}
Silas EnyartMore About THOMAS J. GORHAM, JR.:
Will: November 06, 1833, Howard Co., Missouri, USChildren of THOMAS GORHAM and SALLIE SUGG are:
i. FRANCES G. GORHAM6
ii. MARY J. GORHAM.
iii. MARTHA FRANCES SUGG GORHAM, b. July 10, 1796, Kentucky; d. October 04, 1881, Randolph Co., Missouri, US; m. DR. WILLIAM FORT,10, March 14, 181511; b. October 18, 1793, Robertson Co., Tennessee; d. August 23, 1881, Fort Henry, Randolph Co., Missouri, US.More About MARTHA FRANCES SUGG GORHAM:
Baptism: January 1818
Burial: Oakland Cemetery, Moberly, MissouriNotes for DR. WILLIAM FORT:
Came to Missouri from Tennessee in 1820 and settled in the Fort Henry area west of Huntsville in Randolph County. Burial: Oakland Cemetery, Moberly, Missouri Military service: War of 1812 under Andrew Jackson
Occupation: PhysicianMarriage Notes for MARTHA GORHAM and WILLIAM FORT:
>From the 1850 Randolph Co. Census Household #215
Fort, William 56 physician 8000 (value of real estate) Tennessee
Patsy 53 Kentucky
Lafon, Amanda C. B. 29 Missouri
James N. 35 farmer Kentucky
Fort, John T. 23 physician
A.J. (m) 18 farmer
Susan F. 22 Kentucky
Ransom, R. L. 42 physician, Virginia
Mildred D. 25 Kentucky
Gissard, R. L. 34 physician 3000 Tennessee
Rety F. 25 Kentucky
Sarah M. 6 Missouri
Ambrose B. 10
M.C. (f)
Frances C. 3
E. (f) 1
Ransom, E.E. (f) 6 Kentucky
James A. 4 Missouri
Gorham, Sarah 15 Missouri
Lafon, W.R. (m) 7
A.J. (m) 2
Fort, W.W. (m) 9/12
Dunnavant, T.C. 30 North Carolina
iv. TOULMAN R.B.C. GORHAM, b. Abt. 1805; m. MARTHA A. FORT.Notes for TOULMAN R.B.C. GORHAM:
State of Missouri County of Randolph
Be it remembered that on this 14th day of April, 1838, before the Dept. Clk. of the County Court of said County in Vacation William Fort and Thomas J. Gorham produced an instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and Testament of Toulman R.B.C. Gorham, decd. Which being proven before me according to law is admitted to record as following to wit:
I, Toulman T.T.R.B.C.C. Gorham of the County of Randolph in the State of Missouri, do make and deliver this to be my last will and Testament.
First, I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife, Martha A.F. Gorham and one half of my personal Estate absolutely, and one third part of my real Estate during her natural life, and at her death, I wish it to descend to my Daughter Sarah F. Gorham and if she should die without Child or Children, then in that event, it is my will and my desire that it should ascend to My Brother and My Sisters or their descendants in equal parts.
Second, I give and bequeath unto my beloved daughter Sarah F. Gorham the remaining two thirds of my real Estate and one half my personal property; and should she die leaving no Child or Children then in that
event, it is my will and desire that the portion of property both real and personally with its increase that she receives or is entitled to receive should ascend to my Brother and Sisters or their descendants in equal parts.
Third, It is my will and desire that all my personal estate should be sold by my Executors here in after appointed (except my slaves) and that they should pay all my just debts before a division in whole is made between my wife Daug.
Fourth, I constitute and ordain my friends, Thomas J. Gorham and William Fort, both of the county of Randolph in the State of Missouri, my Lawful Executors, and request them to attend to and see that the provisions of this will shall be carried into effect in all its parts. .
In testimony of the above, I have unto
Set in my hand and affixed my seal this
22 day of August, 1837. (T.R.B. Gorham signature is here) . Done in the presence of James Pipes and John Roni. . .I, Toulman T.T.R.B.C.C. Gorham of the county of Randolph and state of Missouri do make this codicil to my will of the 22d instant.
First, I Confirm my said will of the 22d Instant in all its bequests and provisions
which are not incompatible with the provisions of the Cod icil.
Second, It is my will and desire that my Executors (or either of them) should purchase the interest which the heirs of John W. Honey decd. have in the tract of Land which is held and owned by myself and said heirs in equal and undivide parts that they should take a deed for the dame in the name and for the use of my daughter Sarah F. Gorham and pay for the same out of my Money which may be their hand belonging to my said daughter, provided the interest in said Land can at any time be had at a price which my Executors may think reasonable.
Third, should my Executors think it will adorn the interest of my Estate it is my will and desire that they should reserve from sail (sic) the salt Kettles ?? in my furnice (sic) and ??t out my sa?? Works either privately or other wise as they may think proper;should they think necessary I wish them to purchase Kettles to keep up the furnace; and should they reserve said Kettles from sale I wish them to pay my wife half their out of the Money which will accrue from the sale of the remainder of my personal Estate.
Fourth I give and bequeath unto my Brother and Sisters of the white blood all the right title interest and Claim which I have or May hereafter acquire either in Law or equity to the property both real and personal which my father Thomas Gorham Decd. was in my way entitled to or possessed of at the time of his death and as my said Brother and Sisters are all of Lawful age and capable to transact business for themselves it is my will and desire that my Executors should not be required to account to any Court or authority whatever in carrying into effect the provisions of this request and that the settlement of my father's Estate Charg(i)able with any portion of the expense which may be incurred.
In testimony of the above I have Witness unto set my hand and affix my
se this 28th day of August 1838.
{signature of T.R.B.C. Gorham (seal)} Francis H. Burton, Simpson GorhamMore About TOULMAN R.B.C. GORHAM:
Occupation: Ran a salt mine in partnership with Dr. Wm. Fortv. III THOMAS J. GORHAM, b. 1805; d. Bet. 1853 - 1854; m. BURELLA BURTON, June 20, 1828; b. February 28, 1807, Kentucky, US.
vi. NANCY MALINDA GORHAM, b. March 15, 1806; d. March 11, 1844; m. DR. JOHN JEFFERSON LOWRY, SR., May 01, 1821, Howard Co., Missouri; b. January 01, 1780, West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US; d. June 12, 1863, Randolph Co., Missouri, US.Notes for NANCY MALINDA GORHAM:
The good doctor married this girl when she was age 14 and he was age. Not too unusual in those days, but would get him in trouble nowadays. Back then, women had no occupational hope and marriage to a successful man was all that was important to the girl and her parents. Francis McFarland, preacher of the gospel, performed the ceremony. Hopefully love was in her heart. Another source gives her dod 14 Mar 1844, and marriage date as 1 May 1820. That was: "Old Families of Randolph County, Missouri"Notes for DR. JOHN JEFFERSON LOWRY, SR:
John J. Lowry citizen of Co. died at Fort Henry, Rnd.Co. MO, on the 12th inst. He leaves many friends and relatives. He was brought to this Co. and interred on the farm of W. P. Jackson on the 15th inst.---Fayette Advt. PETITION OFAccording to "Old Families of Randolph County, MO," by Howard Marshall, Col. Alexander Lowry of Pennsylvania is listed as the father of Dr. John Jefferson Lowry. However, upon researching Pennsylvania records (History of PA, Egle; Biog. Annals of Lancaster Co. PA), I find no mention of a son named John. Col. Alexander Lowry is well documented by the DAR and in Lancaster County and Pennsylvania State histories. Surely, if John was the son of Col. Alexander and was born in Philadelphia in 1780 (during the Revolution) he is not the issue of Alexander's marriage to Ann West Aldrick for it is stated in several reference that Alexander and Ann had only one child, Frances.
Given Alexander's age of 53 years in 1780, and that he had a son named Alexander, born 1756 by his first wife Mary Waters, it seems more logical to place John Jefferson Lowry as the son of this second Alexander Lowry, which would make him the grandson of Col. Alexander Lowry. As of Sept. 1998 it also seems logical that he is the son of William B. Lowry, Sr. (Lazarus and Ann Boggs) the half-brother of Col. Alexander Lowry. (As of 2-Dec-1998 I have received new information through e-mail that their is a biography of Millard Fillmore Lowry which states that he is the son of John Jefferson and Nancy Malinda and that his father immigrated to the US from Scotland. I have not been able to find this biography or confirm this statement.)
Of early record are two letters written by John Jefferson Lowry to the Missouri Gazette in St. Louis, Missouri Territory on October 8, 1816 and "March 3th 1817" and marked Fort Osage. (J.J.Lowry wrote many letters to newspapers during his lifetime.) We know that Dr. John J. Lowry was educated in Ohio, attending medical school in Cincinnati, and that the Missouri Gazette records his title as Dr. John J. Lowry, A.S.M. (letter dated Oct.8, 1816).
Fort Osage was built in 1808 and evacuated in 1813 during the War of 1812, then reoccupied by 1816. During the evacuation, the fort was removed to Arrow Rock and presumably when they returned to Fort Osage they took with them a thirty-two year old doctor by the name of John Jefferson Lowry. The Fort Osage letter places him in the fort, Missouri Territory during this period.His occupation was doctor and he was a state legislator. Another source gives marriage date to Nancy Gorham as 1820
In 1826 Dr. John Jefferson Lowry was elected by the citizens of Howard County to the new state legislature in Jefferson City where he served for one and a half terms. He was recalled by the voters of Howard County for
supporting in a secret caucus a different state treasurer than had been appointed by the legislature.In the 1850's John Jefferson Lowry moved from Howard County to Randolph County. Here he would live out the remainder of his life expressing his political views by letters to newspapers and to political friends in the
state. He died 6/12/1863 at Fort Henry, Randolph Co., Mo. "He was brought to this Co., and interred on the farm of W.P. Jackson on the 15th inst. Fayette Advt.", The Missouri Statesman, 6/26/1863.More About DR. JOHN JEFFERSON LOWRY, SR.:
Occupation: physician and state legislator.
Mary KIRKHAM was born about 1710 in England. She died in Virginia. Mary married John GORHAM about 1738.
A correspondent gave her maiden name, but did not give resource for this.
They had the following children:
M i Thomas GORHAM M ii John GORHAM was born about 1741.
Thomas GORHAM Jr. [Parents] was born in 1768. He died in 1833 in Howard Co., MO. Thomas married Sallie WILLIAMS.
Other marriages:SUGG, Sarah W. "Sally"
Thomas served in the Rev. War in Loundoun Co., VA under Captain Richard Spurr, husband of Frances (Cotton) Spurr, who was the brother-in-law to Margaret (Cotton) Gorham. This was in a letter reportedly written by granddtr (but full of errors...for instance, she is talking about Thomas Jr.):
"...Thomas Gorham Sr. cross the line to Borentson Co. Tennessee, where he had two mills built on the Red River, lived there about seven years then moved to Howard Co.,MO in 1820. He came to Missouri in 18xx, [according] to land sales, and bought a good deal of land. He drove his cattle and horse with him and lived here 13 years. Then moved to Hirses Co. Mississippi and staid ther 3 years then moved to Louisiana where he died in Clairborn Parish. At the land sales on ____ he brought 8020 acres. When he moved in 1820 he brought 35 heads of cattle, 40 heads of horses and between thirty and forty negroes..."
This is the only evidence that I have seen that he moved out of MO and died in LA, and I am not sure that I believe it.
The reported letter from his dtr. also says that "...Thomas crossed the mountains on horseback and settled in Logan Co., Kentucky when the Indians were so bad. He was the first of the family to go to Kentucky where his father and brothers soon followed. He went in partnership with Mr. Dunn in a dry good store and they also entered land in partnership. He soon exchange his goods for land and lived on the farm. He married Miss Sallie Williams who died in a few months and then he married Miss Sara Childs and they had 12 children, six of whom died, Patsy, Thomas, Elizabeth, Simeon, Malinda, Tolman, Frances, Henry, and me, Mary Jane. Patsy married Dr. William Fort and they had seven children. Thomas married Miss Burvilla Burton and had five children. Malinda married Dr. John Lowery and had 12 children. Fannie married Robert Dysart and had 11 children. Tolman married Miss Martha Vivian and had one daughter named Frankie..."
I had his wife down as Sarah W. "Sally" Sugg, which other information says may be accurate. I'm not sure that this supposed letter is legit...things have been added to the typed supposed copy of the letter, such as dates after author was deceased. Names could have been added also...I'll accept it only after I see a scanned copy of the letter.
Another source says that Thomas Jr. had these children: Nancy Malinda, Toulman, Frances G., Mary J., Martha (Patsy) Frances Sugg, Thomas J. (which agrees with above letter).
He d. intestate (without a will), ltr. executed Nov. 6th 1833. Howard County, MO Will book 2, pp. 66,67
Know all men by these present that we Thomas Patterson John Harvey and Silas Enyart of Howard County are held and firmly bound unto the State of Mifsouri in the sum of three hundred dollars lawful money for the true payment of which will and trully to be made we bind ourselves our heirs Executors and admin- istrators jointly and severally Sealed and dated this sixth day of November 1833.
The Condition of the above allegation is such that if the above bounden Thomas Patterson administrator of all the Singular the goods and chattles rights and credits which were of Thomas Gorham deceased do make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all and sigular the goods and chattles lands and tenements rights and credits of the said deceased which have come to the hands pofsefsion knowledge of him the said Thomas Patterson or into the hands or pofsefsion of any person for exhibit in the office of the Clerk of County Court of Howard County with such times and in such manner as is or may be prescribed by law and all and singular the monies goods and chattles lands and tenements rights and credits of the deceased amoung in or amoung out of his estate which shall come to the hands pofsefsion or knowledge of the said Thomas Patterson shall well and truly administer according to law and pay the debts of the deceased as far as his afsets will extend and the law direct and further make or cause to be made just and true accounts of his said administration and make due and proper set Clements there of from time according to law or the order sentence or decree of any court having competent jurisdiction and shall (illegable) well and truly do and perform all other matters and things touching the said administration as are or shall be provided by law or enforced on him by the order Sentence or Decree of any Court having Com- petent Jurisdiction then this obligation to be void other wise to remain in full force and venture. . his
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xThis info on Gorhams was on net (I think that the cemeteries are in Randolph Co., MO):
Gorham, Demia -- 1858-1915; burial Johnson Cem.
Gorham, James S. -- born 1855; burial Johnson Cem.
Gorham, John G. -- 20 Sep 1830-14 Oct 1887; burial Johnson Cem.
Gorham, John T. -- 25 Mar 1860-19 Nov 1938; burial Oakland Cem.
Gorham, Louis A. -- 1828-Oct 1882, aged 54y; burial Johnson Cem.
Gorham, Mary E. -- 8 Mar 1862-7 Jun 1940; burial Oakland Cem.
Gorham, Simpson -- Heirs; John G., James T., Margaret, Mary E., Martha S. Gorham; signed: G.W. Dameron; p. 15 Apr. 1856
Gorham, Susie B. -- 1862-1950; burial Thomas Hill Cem.
Gorham, Taulmarr R.B.C. -- Will; wife Martha A.F.; dau. Sarah F. Gorham; Thomas I. Gorham & William Fort, Admr's; p. 22 Aug 1837
Gorham, Thomas -- William Fort & Thomas J. Gorham, Adm'r; CRP 16 Nov 1835, son of Thomas & Margaret (Cotton) Gorman, mar. Sally W. (dau. of Noah & Murphee (Howell) Sugg), children: (1) Martha Frances Sugg Gorman mar. William Toulman Fort; Ref: John Wayland,
Gorham, William T. -- 1861-1941; burial Thomas Hill Cem.
Gorman, John Randolph -- [c1833]-?? Sep 1884, age 51y, born Ire., in MO 25 yrs.; CDRThe reference above on Margaret gives me credit for information.
Sallie WILLIAMS was born about 1770. She married Thomas GORHAM Jr..
Letter from dtr. of next wife says that Sallie died few months after marriage and does not list any children.
John HAYS was born about 1750. He married Mary LOWREY.
Mary LOWREY [Parents] was born on 21 May 1761. She married John HAYS.
Other marriages:WEST, Joseph
Went to Pittsburg...at least after second marriage.
Joseph WEST was born about 1755. He married Mary LOWREY.
A trader.
Mary LOWREY [Parents] was born on 21 May 1761. She married Joseph WEST.
Other marriages:HAYS, John
Went to Pittsburg...at least after second marriage.
Living [Parents]