Esther James moved with her parents and siblings to Marietta, Washington County, Ohio area around 1789. She married John Gillespie around 1803.
The John Gillespie family is living in Wood County, (West) Virginia in 1810 census with 2 boys and 2 girls under the age of 10.
Esther must have died before 1814 as her husband married another in 1814.
Her burial location is unknown to me. It could be with her parents and some siblings in the Cook family cemetery, later renamed Riverview Cemetery in Wood County, (West) Virginia.
The John Gillespie family is living in Wood County, (West) Virginia in 1810 census with 2 boys and 2 girls under the age of 10.
Esther must have died before 1814 as her husband married another in 1814.
Her burial location is unknown to me. It could be with her parents and some siblings in the Cook family cemetery, later renamed Riverview Cemetery in Wood County, (West) Virginia.
Esther James moved with her parents and siblings to Marietta, Washington County, Ohio area around 1789. She married John Gillespie around 1803.
The John Gillespie family is living in Wood County, (West) Virginia in 1810 census with 2 boys and 2 girls under the age of 10.
Esther must have died before 1814 as her husband married another in 1814.
Her burial location is unknown to me. It could be with her parents and some siblings in the Cook family cemetery, later renamed Riverview Cemetery in Wood County, (West) Virginia.
The John Gillespie family is living in Wood County, (West) Virginia in 1810 census with 2 boys and 2 girls under the age of 10.
Esther must have died before 1814 as her husband married another in 1814.
Her burial location is unknown to me. It could be with her parents and some siblings in the Cook family cemetery, later renamed Riverview Cemetery in Wood County, (West) Virginia.
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