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Tested at : FamilyTreeDNA DNA Finger Print
G1 John G. Gilpin Y- Lineage First Generation
1. John G. Gilpin. Son of Father, First name unk Gilpin & Mother, first name unk Gilpin, Maiden Name Unk. Born 14 Aug 1828 in Montgomery Co., Ohio. Died 30 Jan 1880 in Clay Township, Hamilton Co., Indiana ®12. Buried in Old Little Eagle Creek Cemetery, Carmel, IN. Occupation Farmer, proprietor of sawmill. Education his state marriage record has Gilfin instead of Gilpin. Research ®748. Religion: census shows them 2 yrs difference in ages He married Mary Ann or Marian Ann Graves, daughter of John Graves & Mary F. Donelan, 31 Jan 1850 in Wayne Co., IN; book E page 400. Born 1 Jul 1828/1830 in Potsdam, Lawrence Co., NY. Died 17 Jan 1872 in Clay township, Hamilton Co, IN. Buried in Old Little Eagle Creek cemetery, Carmel, IN. Occupation Housewife, Cause of death complications of Child birth. married by a Catholic Missionary at Abington, Wayne Co., IN. Research ®832 name spelled according to marriage record Catholic church.. They had the following children: 2 i. Edmund, W. Gilpin 3 ii. Sarah Ann Gilpin 4 iii. Margaret E. Gilpin 5 iv. Francis (Frank) Gilpin 6 v. John Thomas (#1) Gilpin 7 vi. James Gilpin 8 vii. Joseph Marshall Gilpin
Second Generation
6. John Thomas (#1) Gilpin. Son of John G. Gilpin & Mary Ann or Marian Ann Graves. Born 17 Dec 1865 in Carmel, Hamilton Co., Indiana. Died 22 Oct 1959 in Ft. Scott, Bourbon Co. KA. Buried 25 Oct 1959 in Evergreen Cemetery, Ft Scott, Bourbon Co., KS. Member of Mason's Ft Scott, KS. lived in New Mexico, at one time. 1st United Methodist Church/joined Nov 14, 1943, Ft Scott KS. worked for Frisco line had the fastest train, was called Galloping John Gilpin He first married Martha Jane (Mattie) Cupp, daughter of Francis Marion (Marian) Cupp & Agnes Jane Howe, 30 Oct 1890 in Salisburg, Chariton Co., MO. Born 21 Sep 1866 in Chariton Cty MO. Died 15 May 1932 in Ft Scott, Bourbon Co., KA; 65 yrs, 8 months, 24 days. Buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Ft Scott, Bourbon Co., KS. Occupation Housewife. Education broke her leg/hip when young, she walked with a limp and used a cane. She had a flowerbed beside the house. ®776. They had the following children: 13 i. Bessie Mae (L.) Gilpin 14 ii. John Raymond Gilpin 15 iii. Ernest Thedore Gilpin (middle name spelled this way on birth certificate) He second married Ora Lee Booker, daughter of George Booker, 20 Dec 1941 in Springfield, Mo. Born 27 Jan 1878 in Hughes Spring, TX. Died 25 Dec 1962 in Nevada, Mo., City Hospital, in a car accident; lived a few days. Buried 27 Dec 1962 in White Memorial Cemetery, Springfield, Mo. Occupation News paper woman at Springfield, MO. There is a possibility that she also had a daughter from a previous marriage. funeral record gives George Booker as name of father.
Third Generation
15. Ernest Thedore Gilpin. Son of John Thomas (#1) Gilpin & Martha Jane (Mattie) Cupp. Born 9 Dec 1901 in Chase, Rice Co. KS. Christen in died of complications of prostate cancer surgery. Died 3 Jun 1975 in Ft Scott, Bourbon Co., KS; 73 yrs, 5 months, 24 days. Buried 5 Jun 1975 in Evergreen Cemetery, Ft Scott, Bourbon Co., KS. Occupation machinist & Retired brakeman for the Frisco Railroad. Education ssn: 702-07-4822; probate 6/11/75 Hudson&Hudson. Earl's Memorial Home did services He first married Margaret Lousia (Maggie) Gardner, daughter of William A. Gardner & Mary Catherine Nelson, 29 Apr 1922. Born 11 Sep 1902 in Ft. Scott, Bourbon Co., KS. Died 3 Jul 1970. She was living with parents 1920 census. They had the following children: 20 i. daughter living Gilpin
He second married Nellie Bonstein, daughter of George Torrence (I) Bonstein & Nellie Esther Gillock, 31 Mar 1936 in Ft Scott, KS; married by JP C. E. Hulett, probate judge. Born 12 Nov 1916 in Pawnee, OK. Died Jun 1974 in Mc Cleary, WA. Buried in McCleary City Cemetery, McCleary, Grays Harbor Co., WA. They were divorced. Occupation Artist, factory worker, laborer, as a Rosie Riveter. ssn 456-22-0522, issued CA. died of interstititual pnuemonitis. High School, Some college courses They had the following children: 21 i. Still born Gilpin 22 ii. Living male Gilpin 23 iii. Living daughter Gilpin 24 iv. Living daughter Gilpin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MTDNA - Lineage
Haplogroup H Tested at Sorenson's account at genetree.com
Nellie Bonstein b. 12 Nov 1916 in Pawnee, OK, d. Jun 1974 in Mc Cleary, WA. married Ernest Thedore Gilpin her mother: Nellie Esther Gillock b. March 24, 1896; in Pawnee, OK d. September 25, 1981, in Elma, Grays Harbor Co., WA married George Torrence (I) Bonstein her mother: Sara Ellen Watson b. March 18, 1854, Newberry, Greene Co., Indiana d. July 23, 1919 Pawnee, OK married Carter Likens Gillock her mother: Priscilla Margaret Craft b. May 13, 1834 VA, d. November 24, 1901 Sanborn, Knox Co., IN married Sanford Vincent Watson her mother: Jane Stevenson b. About 1811 in PA, d. 1872 IN married John R. Craft her mother Unknown
Coding region not tested. Haplogroup H is the most common mitochondrial lineage in western Eurasian populations, particularly in southwestern Europe. Overall more than 40% of the total European population carries this mitochondrial variation. It can also be found in the Caucasus and Central Asian regions, though frequencies are considerably lower than that of Europe. Haplogroup H most likely originated about 30,000 years ago probably in an area between the northern part of the Near East and the Caucasus mountain range, a natural border separating Europe and Asia. Populations carrying this variation subsequently expanded into Europe in association with the second Paleolithic expansion, around the time man began using fine blades to create projectile points and to shape stone tools. Haplogroup H was also strongly involved in the late-glacial expansions from Ice Age refuges. The time period starting from about 20,000 years ago coincided with an Ice Age, making living conditions in the Northern Hemisphere inhospitable, if not impossible. Thus, the early Paleolithic populations of Northern and Central Europe either became extinct or retreated to the south of the continent and survived in several refuge areas, one of which localized in Iberia (Spain, Portugal) until temperatures progressively increased and the last Ice Age came to an end 13,000 years ago. It is not surprising to find more than 50% of the Basque population in northern Iberia with the H variation. Phylogeography of H More than twenty subclades of haplogroup H have been identified with several showing regional distributions. H1 and H3 are common in southwestern Europe, marking the expansion northward from the Iberian Peninsula (refuge) after the end of last Ice Age. Intriguingly, H1 is frequent (around 30% of haplogroup H) both in Western Europeans and Slavic-speaking Eastern Europeans. H5, another subgroup of haplogroup H, appeared less than 8,000 years ago. It is found in about 4% of Europeans, with its highest frequencies spread across the Central European plain. H5a, a subclade within H5, is evenly distributed at low levels across Europe, but is absent from the Caucasus and Near East regions, suggesting a strictly European origin. H5 (excluding the H5a subclade) is also frequently (at more than 8%) found in Western Caucasus regions, which include the present-day Balkan and Georgian areas. The H13 subclade is most frequently found in northern Georgia, spreading northward into neighboring regions of the Russian Republic. Additionally, the H20 and H21 subclades are most often found in the Georgian area, with lower frequencies spreading south into the populations of present-day Syria and Jordan. The H2 and H4 subclades are very common in the Arabian Peninsula and together
with H6 and H18, comprise about half of the Arabian H lineages. H6, in
particular, is even more frequent in Central and Inner Asia, comprising 21% of
the total haplogroup H population in these regions. For more information google "H haplogroup"
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