List of Obtained Documnets

1850 Census - image 8
1860 Census - image 9
1870 Census - image 10
1880 Census - image 11
William T Military History - image 12
1900 Census - image 13
US Amry, Register of Enlistments 1798-1914 for Isaac Gilley - image 20 (enlist date of June 26, 1814)
1850 Census - Emerline Gilly - image 21
1920 Census - Isaac, William Theodore, George Marion, Foster - image 25
Draft card for George Marion - image 26
Draft card for George Marion, WW2, 1942 - image 27
Census 1930 for George Marion - image 28
1930 Census for Isaac F, William Theodore, Foster - image 29
1930 Census for Isaac F, Herbert Dunbar, FC Latrobe - image 30
1930 Census for Isaac F, Edbridge, George A - image 31
Picture of yearbook of Foster Gilley (Isaac, George Marion, Foster) in college, MI -
image 32
Baltimore college of dentistry, Foster Gilly - image 33
1840 Census for Catherine Gilley - image 34
1920 census for Isaac, Elbridge, Georga A - image 35
1930 Census for Wallace O and family - image 37
1850 Census for Samuel Gilley (son of William) - image 38
1860 Census for decendants and wife of Samuel - image 39
1810 Census for Dearmont Gilley - image 40
US Army Registry of enlistments for Isaac Gilley 1798-1914 in MA Jun 26 1814 - image 41
US Army Resigtry of enlistments for Isaac Gilley 1798-1914 in MA Dec 30 1813 - image 42

Isaac Foster Gilley

1797-1863 born in Hollowell, Kennebec, Maine
First Marriage was to Catherine Brann(Braun) April 5, 1809 in Augusta, Kennebec, Maine
Catherine lived from 1787-1840
Children
Emerline 1810-
Elbridge 1812-1864
Isaac 1814-
Aurelia 1817-

Possible marriage to ?
Children
Charles 1833
Mary 1833
(both were living with Isaac and Julia in Baltimore in the 1850 census)

Third (?) marriage to Julia Ridgely in 1842, March 24 in Baltimore, MD
Julia lived from 1821-1907
Children
(William?)Theodore 1842-
George M 1845-
Isaac May, 1850-
Martha 1853-
James 1855-
Eliza 1858-
Huebert (Herbert) Dunbar 1861-1898
Florence (twin of Huebert) 1861-
(she was born in Baltimore and in the 1880 census was still there)
Possilbe son William T (Wm T) Jan, 1843
Possible daughter Lida in 1859

There are two articles about Issac Gilley being poisioned. One is in the New York Times archives and the other is in the Berkshire County Eagle paper in Pittsfield, Mass, Thursday evening, Nov. 15, 1860 vol 32


Links to Newspaper Articles
POISINGARTICLE
articleaboutpoisioning

Possible Ships
Cpt of a schooner called the Sea Bird (possible owner Edward Pearson of Maryland 1830)

Brig called Ann Elizabeth

Schooner called The Nancy

Dad's list of possible ships:
Brig Dorathy Haynes

Brig Mary Staunton

John Gilley

1690-1813
Came from possibly Ireland or Scotland.
Married Dorcus Aug 3, 1769 in Hollowell, Kennebec Maine
Dorcus lived from 1745-1840
Children:
Margret 1770-1839
John 1771-1790
Robert 1773-1790
James 1775-1843
Elsie (Else) 1777-1856
Dorcus 1779-1856
William 1781-1830
Dearmont 1783-1840
Abigail 1785-1869
Isaac F 1797-1863

Links:
JohnGilley
History book:
HISTORYBOOK