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"THE PATRIARCH" OFF ALL GILLOCKS IN AMERICA AS KNOWN NOW 2-1-1982 The "ACCUMULATION" of all information from all sources-thusly:
Lawrence_________Gillock Sr. son of _________Gillock (?) Lawrence Sr. m Jane ____________ ca 1750 probable Orange Co., Va. Lawrence Gillock Sr. b. ca 1725 d. will probated 9-28-1786Orange County Va., prob. bu there. See Will, Estate settlement, ect. Farmer? Realtor? ____________ church? Jane _______ Gillock b. _______d._______, housewife ________ church? ______________________________________
LAWRENCE Sr. & JANE's children, as near as possible to ascertain from records that follow, rotation of birth not known:
1. John Gillock b. ca 1750 d will pro 5 28 1783, Rev Soldier, Orange Co., VA, Bu Massanutten Cem. Woodstock, VA. m. Hannah Wolfenberger 1-7-1778 - 1 child
2. Thomas Gillock b.? d.? m. Elizabeth Morgan Orange Co., VA. 1-8-1784
3. Lawrence Gillock Jr. b ca 1760/1770 d. will pro. 6-20-1827 m. Betsy Twentyman Orange Co., Va., Barren Co., KY see more5-26-1788 had 3 dau, 1 son known
4. Sally Gillock b? d? m Isaac Cowgill Orange Co.,VA. 5-3-1794 (all known)
5. Samuel Lindsay Gillock b. ca 1760a after 8-8-1834 Jessamine Co., KY see more. wife unknown -had at least 1 son John G. may have been more children.
6. James Gillock b. 12-16-1782 d.3-8-1842 bu on his land, Barren Co., KY m. Scelia Hunt 3-29-1804 Orange Co., Va., see plenty more had 7 children.
7. Reuben Gillock b? d.? Orange Co., VA., P.O.A. deed 1795 Va., to go to Ky. See See the very interesting ocumented facts about these people in Virginia of the following pages..... IN ORANGE COUNTY. At a court of OYER & TERMINER, James Gillock charged with feloniously marking a heifer, the property of Francis Moore Jr. found guilty of a misdemeanor and bound over to grand jury; John Gillock Sr. and Charles Porter, securities; 5-26-1780. Minute Book No. 2, 1774-1789, p 135. (This writing as found; prob. the James Gillock, that went to Barren Co., KY. Will of 1842. DGJ)
Commonwealth vs James Gillock, tried & verdict returned blank 10-21-1782 (minute book no 2, 1774-1789 p 222.)
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