Harry "Burgess" Gilkison
Abt 1842 - 1898 (56 years)-
Name Harry "Burgess" Gilkison Born Abt 1842 Fleming County, Kentucky 
[1] Gender Male Census 1870 Fox Springs, Fleming County, Kentucky Census 1880 Hillsboro, Fleming County, Kentucky Died 12 Oct 1898 Rowan County, Kentucky [1] Person ID I574 Hedges Last Modified 4 Nov 2023
Father William Gilkison, b. 26 Jul 1807, Fleming County, Kentucky , d. 3 May 1883, Rowan County, Kentucky (Age 75 years) Mother Sarah Hedges, b. 3 Sep 1812, Fleming County, Kentucky , d. 16 Jul 1892, Fleming County, Kentucky (Age 79 years) Married 3 Sep 1840 Fleming County, Kentucky [1, 2] Family ID F236 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Harriet Elizabeth Million, b. 2 Nov 1843, Fleming County, Kentucky , d. 1 Dec 1924, Menard County, Illinois (Age 81 years) Married Y [1] Children 1. Riley Gilkison, b. 29 Jun 1864, Fleming County, Kentucky , d. 29 Jan 1953, Peoria County, Illinois (Age 88 years)2. Annie Gilkison, b. 12 Dec 1870, Kentucky , d. 28 Oct 1958, Chatham, Sangamon County, Illinois (Age 87 years)3. Isaac Gilkison, b. 1869, Kentucky , d. 20 Oct 1948, Sweet Water, Menard County, Illinois (Age 79 years)4. Ida Alice Gilkison, b. Jan 1874, Fleming County, Kentucky , d. 28 Apr 1952, Sweet Water, Menard County, Illinois (Age 78 years)5. Russell Thaddeus Gilkison, b. 18 Aug 1880, Fleming County, Kentucky , d. 21 Nov 1958, Lincoln, Logan County, Illinois (Age 78 years)6. Etta May Gilkison, b. 1882, Kentucky , d. Sep 1964 (Age 82 years)Last Modified 16 Dec 2020 Family ID F361 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - Abt 1842 - Fleming County, Kentucky 
Census - 1870 - Fox Springs, Fleming County, Kentucky 
Census - 1880 - Hillsboro, Fleming County, Kentucky 
Died - 12 Oct 1898 - Rowan County, Kentucky = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - MHR note; He had a reddish beard and brought the news of his brother Monroe's being killed by the wagon. "Burgess" himself, died from a check bone caught in his throat.
[1] - LKH note:
Without any other identifying information, it is not possible to confirm if this is Burgess Gilkison.
Burgess Gilkerson, of Hillsboro, was choked to death while eating dinner by a bone lodging in his throat.
The Spoutspring Times, Spoutspring, Kentucky. Saturday, 5 November 1898, page 1.
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- MHR note; He had a reddish beard and brought the news of his brother Monroe's being killed by the wagon. "Burgess" himself, died from a check bone caught in his throat.
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