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Thomas Gilliam
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Researching Old Regular Baptist Church manuscripts from Elliott County, KY over period of 1889 thru 1926. Contains many details of Adkins, Lewis, and Gilliam ancestors. Published "The Old Church Book of the Regular Baptist Church of Middle Fork & Open Fork" 40.00 + 5 shipping.
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Updated: December 6, 2008
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Macedonia School
There are five families represented. Gilliam siblings are children of William Howard Gilliam & Nola Lewis Gilliam from Big Hollow. In 1919, William & Nola Gilliam moved to Greenup County from Isonville in Elliott County Kentucky. The Miller, Lewis, Hale & Fields families lived on Brushy Creek.
Macedonio School, Year 1928-1929
Macedonia school, grade 1 through grade 8 - (in one room), taught by Ms. Exta Miller.
Five Gilliam siblings attending school there in 1928 were Orca, Edith, Mary Ellen, Ivory & Paul.
All are children of William Howard Gilliam & Nola L. Lewis of Elliott County, KY.
School located at intersection of Brushy Creek Road & Big Hollow Road in Greenup County, KY.
Five Gilliam siblings attending school there in 1928 were Orca, Edith, Mary Ellen, Ivory & Paul.
All are children of William Howard Gilliam & Nola L. Lewis of Elliott County, KY.
School located at intersection of Brushy Creek Road & Big Hollow Road in Greenup County, KY.
Gilliam Family, 1942
This is one of the last get togethers of the Arville and Mary Gilliam Family in Kentucky.
Arville, laid-off school teacher, has taken a war industry job in Dayton, Ohio and has been commuting with his family on desolate Brushy Creek. In March 1943, mom and five children packed everything we owned and rode the train to Cincinnatti and on to our new home in Dayton Ohio - where we lived above and behind an abandoned barber shop at 852 South Brown Street.
Arville, laid-off school teacher, has taken a war industry job in Dayton, Ohio and has been commuting with his family on desolate Brushy Creek. In March 1943, mom and five children packed everything we owned and rode the train to Cincinnatti and on to our new home in Dayton Ohio - where we lived above and behind an abandoned barber shop at 852 South Brown Street.
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The Steve and Nancy Eldridge Lewis Family
Back Row:
Martha Jane b.1865, William b.1863, Dad-Stephen Lewis b.1840 NC, Mom-Nancy Eldridge b.1845 Morgan Co, KY.
Front Row:
Jim Henry, Margaret, Andrew Jackson b. 1870, Mary b.1880, and Ernie b. 1882.
Martha Jane b.1865, William b.1863, Dad-Stephen Lewis b.1840 NC, Mom-Nancy Eldridge b.1845 Morgan Co, KY.
Front Row:
Jim Henry, Margaret, Andrew Jackson b. 1870, Mary b.1880, and Ernie b. 1882.
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Howard Gilliam
This is Howard Gilliam and his daughter Fannie. Howard was the son of Isiah and Nancy (Adkins) Gilliam.
People tagged:
The Steve and Nancy Eldridge Lewis Family
Back Row:
Martha Jane b.1865, William b.1863, Dad-Stephen Lewis b.1840 NC, Mom-Nancy Eldridge b.1845 Morgan Co, KY.
Front Row:
Jim Henry, Margaret, Andrew Jackson b. 1870, Mary b.1880, and Ernie b. 1882.
Martha Jane b.1865, William b.1863, Dad-Stephen Lewis b.1840 NC, Mom-Nancy Eldridge b.1845 Morgan Co, KY.
Front Row:
Jim Henry, Margaret, Andrew Jackson b. 1870, Mary b.1880, and Ernie b. 1882.
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William H.Gilliam & Nola Family, 1919 Elliott Co
Family names are captioned on photo.
William H. is my paternal grandfather
and son of Richard & Nancy Gilliam.
William H. is my paternal grandfather
and son of Richard & Nancy Gilliam.
Macedonio School, Year 1928-1929
Macedonia school, grade 1 through grade 8 - (in one room), taught by Ms. Exta Miller.
Five Gilliam siblings attending school there in 1928 were Orca, Edith, Mary Ellen, Ivory & Paul.
All are children of William Howard Gilliam & Nola L. Lewis of Elliott County, KY.
School located at intersection of Brushy Creek Road & Big Hollow Road in Greenup County, KY.
Five Gilliam siblings attending school there in 1928 were Orca, Edith, Mary Ellen, Ivory & Paul.
All are children of William Howard Gilliam & Nola L. Lewis of Elliott County, KY.
School located at intersection of Brushy Creek Road & Big Hollow Road in Greenup County, KY.
Gilliam Family, 1942
This is one of the last get togethers of the Arville and Mary Gilliam Family in Kentucky.
Arville, laid-off school teacher, has taken a war industry job in Dayton, Ohio and has been commuting with his family on desolate Brushy Creek. In March 1943, mom and five children packed everything we owned and rode the train to Cincinnatti and on to our new home in Dayton Ohio - where we lived above and behind an abandoned barber shop at 852 South Brown Street.
Arville, laid-off school teacher, has taken a war industry job in Dayton, Ohio and has been commuting with his family on desolate Brushy Creek. In March 1943, mom and five children packed everything we owned and rode the train to Cincinnatti and on to our new home in Dayton Ohio - where we lived above and behind an abandoned barber shop at 852 South Brown Street.
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Macedonia School
There are five families represented. Gilliam siblings are children of William Howard Gilliam & Nola Lewis Gilliam from Big Hollow. In 1919, William & Nola Gilliam moved to Greenup County from Isonville in Elliott County Kentucky. The Miller, Lewis, Hale & Fields families lived on Brushy Creek.
Dorsey L. Gilliam was born on February 16, 1935. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Dorsey L. Gilliam.
Patsy L. Gilliam was born on September 16, 1941. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Patsy L. Gilliam.
Thomas Gilliam was born on December 28, 1933. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Thomas Gilliam.
Jean Gilliam was born on January 9, 1929. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Jean Gilliam.
Mary Gilliam was born on August 14, 1907. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mary Gilliam.
Richard A. Gilliam was born on March 14, 1907. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Richard Gilliam.
