Harry "Burgess" Gilkison
Abt 1842 - 1898 (56 years)-
Name Harry "Burgess" Gilkison Birth Abt 1842 Fleming County, Kentucky 
[1] Gender Male Census 1870 Fox Springs, Fleming County, Kentucky Census 1880 Hillsboro, Fleming County, Kentucky Death 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) Marriage 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) Marriage 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 Belle 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)Family ID F361 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 16 Dec 2020
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Birth - Abt 1842 - Fleming County, Kentucky 
Census - 1870 - Fox Springs, Fleming County, Kentucky 
Census - 1880 - Hillsboro, Fleming County, Kentucky 
Death - 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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