John Dunbar Gilruth was my grandfather Robert Gilruth's brother. Making him my Great Uncle.
John Dunbar Gilruth is the son of James and Jean Dunbar Gilruth. Don't know when or where he died?
Record No.113. Gilruth, John Dunbar. 1858, July Twenty-third, 5 hours 0 minutes AM, Blairgowrie, Male Father: James Gilruth, Spinning Foreman Mother: Jean Gilruth, Maiden Name Dunbar. James Gilruth, father, present Birth registered 1858, July 27, at Blairgowrie.
John Dunbar and Jane had no children that we know of. And by 1909, John was visiting his brother, Robert in Lolo, MT. No wife mentioned.
1900 fed census living in Routt County as follows John Gilruth, also living in Egeria in Routt Co., born Jul 1858 in Scotland naturalized with wife Jane, born 1860, 40, Scotland.
1900 Census Colorado, Routt County Egeria Precint E.D. 147 sheet 15 A 23,17 day june 1900: Living right next to his brother James Colorado. Gilruth John self July 1858 41 yrs old md 1 Scotland, Scot, Scot immigrated 1873 Naturalized Jane wife(? Mar) 1860 40 yrs old md 1 children 0 Scotland Scot Scot immigrated 1873 Naturallized.
GILRUTH RELEASED
FROM PRISON
BROTHER OF MAN SHOT TO DEATH
BY JOSEPH BROWN IS
GIVEN LIBERTY
Yesterday Sheriff Graham released John Gilruth, brother of Robert Gilruth, the man killed last Sunday in an encounter with Joseph Brown near the old Chickamon mine south of Lolo. John Gilruth was the only eyewitness to the tragedy, and his testimony will undoubtedly be the most important at the trial for Brown, which, although no information has as yet been filed, will probably come some time during the March term of the district court. Gilruth's account of the killing, as told at the coroner's inquest, is still the only version of the affair yet made public, as Brown still refuses to talk. Taciturn is Brown in his cell in the county jail, and only the words he needs to speak pass his lips. Brown is following out the instructions of his attorney, Charles H. Hall, to the letter in keeping his mouth shut. He seems not to be worried over his situation, and eats and sleeps regularly.
JOHN DUNBAR GILRUTH Immigration 1873 Colorado naturalization 1873 Colorado Wife JANE: Don't know her maiden name and John and Jane had no children. More About JANE: Naturalization: With husband John Gilruth
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John Dunbar Gilruth is the son of James and Jean Dunbar Gilruth. Don't know when or where he died?
Record No.113. Gilruth, John Dunbar. 1858, July Twenty-third, 5 hours 0 minutes AM, Blairgowrie, Male Father: James Gilruth, Spinning Foreman Mother: Jean Gilruth, Maiden Name Dunbar. James Gilruth, father, present Birth registered 1858, July 27, at Blairgowrie.
John Dunbar and Jane had no children that we know of. And by 1909, John was visiting his brother, Robert in Lolo, MT. No wife mentioned.
1900 fed census living in Routt County as follows John Gilruth, also living in Egeria in Routt Co., born Jul 1858 in Scotland naturalized with wife Jane, born 1860, 40, Scotland.
1900 Census Colorado, Routt County Egeria Precint E.D. 147 sheet 15 A 23,17 day june 1900: Living right next to his brother James Colorado. Gilruth John self July 1858 41 yrs old md 1 Scotland, Scot, Scot immigrated 1873 Naturalized Jane wife(? Mar) 1860 40 yrs old md 1 children 0 Scotland Scot Scot immigrated 1873 Naturallized.
GILRUTH RELEASED
FROM PRISON
BROTHER OF MAN SHOT TO DEATH
BY JOSEPH BROWN IS
GIVEN LIBERTY
Yesterday Sheriff Graham released John Gilruth, brother of Robert Gilruth, the man killed last Sunday in an encounter with Joseph Brown near the old Chickamon mine south of Lolo. John Gilruth was the only eyewitness to the tragedy, and his testimony will undoubtedly be the most important at the trial for Brown, which, although no information has as yet been filed, will probably come some time during the March term of the district court. Gilruth's account of the killing, as told at the coroner's inquest, is still the only version of the affair yet made public, as Brown still refuses to talk. Taciturn is Brown in his cell in the county jail, and only the words he needs to speak pass his lips. Brown is following out the instructions of his attorney, Charles H. Hall, to the letter in keeping his mouth shut. He seems not to be worried over his situation, and eats and sleeps regularly.
JOHN DUNBAR GILRUTH Immigration 1873 Colorado naturalization 1873 Colorado Wife JANE: Don't know her maiden name and John and Jane had no children. More About JANE: Naturalization: With husband John Gilruth
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John Dunbar Gilruth was my grandfather Robert Gilruth's brother. Making him my Great Uncle.
John Dunbar Gilruth is the son of James and Jean Dunbar Gilruth. Don't know when or where he died?
Record No.113. Gilruth, John Dunbar. 1858, July Twenty-third, 5 hours 0 minutes AM, Blairgowrie, Male Father: James Gilruth, Spinning Foreman Mother: Jean Gilruth, Maiden Name Dunbar. James Gilruth, father, present Birth registered 1858, July 27, at Blairgowrie.
John Dunbar and Jane had no children that we know of. And by 1909, John was visiting his brother, Robert in Lolo, MT. No wife mentioned.
1900 fed census living in Routt County as follows John Gilruth, also living in Egeria in Routt Co., born Jul 1858 in Scotland naturalized with wife Jane, born 1860, 40, Scotland.
1900 Census Colorado, Routt County Egeria Precint E.D. 147 sheet 15 A 23,17 day june 1900: Living right next to his brother James Colorado. Gilruth John self July 1858 41 yrs old md 1 Scotland, Scot, Scot immigrated 1873 Naturalized Jane wife(? Mar) 1860 40 yrs old md 1 children 0 Scotland Scot Scot immigrated 1873 Naturallized.
GILRUTH RELEASED
FROM PRISON
BROTHER OF MAN SHOT TO DEATH
BY JOSEPH BROWN IS
GIVEN LIBERTY
Yesterday Sheriff Graham released John Gilruth, brother of Robert Gilruth, the man killed last Sunday in an encounter with Joseph Brown near the old Chickamon mine south of Lolo. John Gilruth was the only eyewitness to the tragedy, and his testimony will undoubtedly be the most important at the trial for Brown, which, although no information has as yet been filed, will probably come some time during the March term of the district court. Gilruth's account of the killing, as told at the coroner's inquest, is still the only version of the affair yet made public, as Brown still refuses to talk. Taciturn is Brown in his cell in the county jail, and only the words he needs to speak pass his lips. Brown is following out the instructions of his attorney, Charles H. Hall, to the letter in keeping his mouth shut. He seems not to be worried over his situation, and eats and sleeps regularly.
JOHN DUNBAR GILRUTH Immigration 1873 Colorado naturalization 1873 Colorado Wife JANE: Don't know her maiden name and John and Jane had no children. More About JANE: Naturalization: With husband John Gilruth
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John Dunbar Gilruth is the son of James and Jean Dunbar Gilruth. Don't know when or where he died?
Record No.113. Gilruth, John Dunbar. 1858, July Twenty-third, 5 hours 0 minutes AM, Blairgowrie, Male Father: James Gilruth, Spinning Foreman Mother: Jean Gilruth, Maiden Name Dunbar. James Gilruth, father, present Birth registered 1858, July 27, at Blairgowrie.
John Dunbar and Jane had no children that we know of. And by 1909, John was visiting his brother, Robert in Lolo, MT. No wife mentioned.
1900 fed census living in Routt County as follows John Gilruth, also living in Egeria in Routt Co., born Jul 1858 in Scotland naturalized with wife Jane, born 1860, 40, Scotland.
1900 Census Colorado, Routt County Egeria Precint E.D. 147 sheet 15 A 23,17 day june 1900: Living right next to his brother James Colorado. Gilruth John self July 1858 41 yrs old md 1 Scotland, Scot, Scot immigrated 1873 Naturalized Jane wife(? Mar) 1860 40 yrs old md 1 children 0 Scotland Scot Scot immigrated 1873 Naturallized.
GILRUTH RELEASED
FROM PRISON
BROTHER OF MAN SHOT TO DEATH
BY JOSEPH BROWN IS
GIVEN LIBERTY
Yesterday Sheriff Graham released John Gilruth, brother of Robert Gilruth, the man killed last Sunday in an encounter with Joseph Brown near the old Chickamon mine south of Lolo. John Gilruth was the only eyewitness to the tragedy, and his testimony will undoubtedly be the most important at the trial for Brown, which, although no information has as yet been filed, will probably come some time during the March term of the district court. Gilruth's account of the killing, as told at the coroner's inquest, is still the only version of the affair yet made public, as Brown still refuses to talk. Taciturn is Brown in his cell in the county jail, and only the words he needs to speak pass his lips. Brown is following out the instructions of his attorney, Charles H. Hall, to the letter in keeping his mouth shut. He seems not to be worried over his situation, and eats and sleeps regularly.
JOHN DUNBAR GILRUTH Immigration 1873 Colorado naturalization 1873 Colorado Wife JANE: Don't know her maiden name and John and Jane had no children. More About JANE: Naturalization: With husband John Gilruth
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