Person Page - 3488

Birth     18 May 1834, City of Radford, Virginia, USA
Death     3 Sep 1917 (aged 83), Christiansburg, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA
Burial     Sunset Cemetery, Christiansburg, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA
Show MapGPS-Latitude: 37.12507, Longitude: -80.40542
Plot     Section A
From The Presbyterian of the South, Vol. 86, No. 40, dated 17 Oct 1917
MRS. MARGARET WADE
     Entered into rest, September 3, 1917, Mrs. Margaret Wade, a beloved mother in Israel. Born at the ancestral home near Radford, Va., Mrs. Wade was crowned with life to the ripe age of eighty-three years. For well beyond a half of a century, that elect lady was a devoted member of the Christiansburg, Va., Presbyterian church, a regular attendant on all the services, and a helper in all the activities of the congregation. The last years were filled with weariness and pain, but "the dews of sorrow were lustered with his love." Prayer was answered and the end of earthly life was full of peace and a sunset without a cloud.
     The family circle that survives are her children, Mr. C. I. Wade, Mr. H. M. Wade, Mrs. H. T. Stone, Mrs. Guy F. Ellett, all of Christiansburg, Va; and Mr. MacWade [sic], of Lynchburg, Va., and Mr. Robert Wade, of Seattle, Wash; and a goodly number of grandchildren. No mother could have received more tender care. Love for her was as strong as death, and many waters could not quench it.
     Serving her generation, Mrs. Wade has greeted her King. A woman of remarkable endowments of body and mind, abundant in her ministries to all in need, she held a large place in the hearts of her children and her friends. Interest in life for her did not wane. She did not lose the savor of past mercies and past pleasures. Grateful memory survived in every hour of darkness and loving kindness made bright the home of her habitation. She was glad to think that there would always be roses, and sunsets, and songs of birds as long as life should last. For her, as for so many of God's children, there was a peculiar clearness and freshness in the air, a peculiar glory in the sunlight ere earthly day faded off into the tearless morning of heaven. "Her children arise up and call her blessed. Give her of the fruit of her hands, and let her own works praise her."
E. E. L. [Note: E. E. L. is likely the Rev. Edward E. Lane.]
Contributor: Kathy (48327819) • kjstaylor@aol.com
Family Members
Parents
     Dr John Ingles 1805–1849
     Agnes Lewis McClanahan Ingles 1812–1888
Spouse
     James Montague Wade 1824–1873 (m. 1852)
Siblings
     McClanahan Ingles 1847–1907
     William Ingles
     John Ingles
     Agnes L Ingles
Children
     Charles Ingles Wade 1853–1935
     McClanahan Wade 1855–1927
     Frank Montague Wade 1857–1892
     James Shields Wade 1861–1883
     Harry Micou Wade 1863–1940
     Johnie Ingles Wade 1865–1871
     Agnes McClung Wade Ellett 1867–1953
     Mary Lynn Wade Stone 1868–1955
Created by: Brenda Dudley Eanes
Added: Oct 7, 2008
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 30405979.¹

Birth     unknown
Death     unknown
Burial     West View Cemetery, Radford, City of Radford, Virginia, USA
Inscription     INFANT CHILDREN OF DR. JOHN INGLES AND AGNES McCLANAHAN
Family Members
Parents
     Dr John Ingles 1805–1849
     Agnes Lewis McClanahan Ingles 1812–1888
Siblings
     Margaret Crockett Ingles Wade 1834–1917
     McClanahan Ingles 1847–1907
     William Ingles
     John Ingles
     Agnes L Ingles
Created by: gingels
Added: Nov 27, 2012
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 101358887.¹

Birth     unknown
Death     unknown
Burial     West View Cemetery, Radford, City of Radford, Virginia, USA
Inscription     INFANT CHILDREN OF DR. JOHN INGLES AND AGNES McCLANAHAN
Family Members
Parents
     Dr John Ingles 1805–1849
     Agnes Lewis McClanahan Ingles 1812–1888
Siblings
     Margaret Crockett Ingles Wade 1834–1917
     McClanahan Ingles 1847–1907
     William Ingles
     John Ingles
     Agnes L Ingles
Created by: gingels
Added: Nov 27, 2012
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 101359011.¹

Birth     unknown
Death     unknown
Burial     West View Cemetery, Radford, City of Radford, Virginia, USA
Inscription     INFANT CHILDREN OF DR. JOHN INGLES AND AGNES McCLANAHAN
Family Members
Parents
     Dr John Ingles 1805–1849
     Agnes Lewis McClanahan Ingles 1812–1888
Siblings
     Margaret Crockett Ingles Wade 1834–1917
     McClanahan Ingles 1847–1907
     William Ingles
     John Ingles
     Agnes L Ingles
Created by: gingels
Added: Nov 27, 2012
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 150505426.¹

Birth     22 Dec 1842, Montgomery County, Virginia, USA
Death     17 Sep 1880 (aged 37)
Burial     Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, City of Richmond, Virginia, USA
Family Members
Parents
     Dr John Ingles 1805–1849
     Agnes Lewis McClanahan Ingles 1812–1888
Spouse
     Charles Turner Palmer 1842–1917
Siblings
     Margaret Crockett Ingles Wade 1834–1917
     McClanahan Ingles 1847–1907
     William Ingles
     John Ingles
     Agnes L Ingles
Children
     Agnes Palmer Ford 1869–1902
     Charles Lewis Palmer 1871–1952
     John Ingles Palmer 1873–1946
     Benjamin W Palmer 1877–1881
Created by: George Seitz
Added: Dec 14, 2003
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 8181204.²

Birth     7 Feb 1842
Death     29 Mar 1917 (aged 75)
Burial     Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, City of Richmond, Virginia, USA
2nd Co. Howitzers CSA
     Charles T. Palmer was a prosperous farmer in Nelson County, Virginia. He was a member of Co. 2, Cutshaw's Battery, Richmond Howitzers, and served in C. S. A. through the War, until Appomattox.
A family member graciously provided the following: His wife and all three of their children are buried in the private family cemetery at Soldier's Joy in Nelson County, Virginia.
The family Bibles provided this;
Wife: Alice Winston Cabell, b Jun 24, 1849; d. Mar. 2, 1928
Children:
Family Members
Parents
     PVT William W. Palmer 1801–1870
     Elizabeth E. Walker Enders Palmer 1815–1890
Spouses
     Alice Winston Cabell Palmer 1850–1928 (m. 1885)
     Laura Ingles Palmer 1842–1880
Siblings
     Sarah Enders Palmer Lea 1834–1894
     William Henry Palmer 1835–1926
     Mary Palmer Bispham 1836–1912
     John Enders Palmer 1838–1855
     Elizabeth Palmer Gray 1844–1912
     Lelia Palmer Hill 1846–1916
     Irving Palmer 1848–1849
     Arthur Harvey Palmer 1850–1861
     Emma Palmer Caskie 1853–1941
     Juliet Canby Palmer 1856–1861
Children
     Agnes Palmer Ford 1869–1902
     Charles Lewis Palmer 1871–1952
     John Ingles Palmer 1873–1946
     Benjamin W Palmer 1877–1881
Created by: George Seitz
Added: Dec 14, 2003
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 8181190.¹

Name     Mary M. Ingles
Gender     Female
Age     22
Birth Date     1838
Marriage Date     13 Jun 1860
Marriage Place     Montgomery, Virginia
Father     John Ingles
Mother     Agnes L. Ingles
Spouse     Thomas Lewis
FHL Film Number     2048462
Reference ID     n 13.^3,2

Birth     1837
Death     1929 (aged 91–92)
Burial     East Hill Cemetery, Salem, City of Salem, Virginia, USA
Wife of Thomas Lewis
Family Members
Spouse
     Thomas Lewis 1832–1909
Created by: Amanda Bishop Burns
Added: Oct 26, 2015
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 154256873.¹

Name     Mary M. Ingles
Gender     Female
Age     22
Birth Date     1838
Marriage Date     13 Jun 1860
Marriage Place     Montgomery, Virginia
Father     John Ingles
Mother     Agnes L. Ingles
Spouse     Thomas Lewis
FHL Film Number     2048462
Reference ID     n 13.^1,2

Birth     1832, Roanoke County, Virginia, USA
Death     3 Sep 1909 (aged 76–77), City of Roanoke, Virginia, USA
Burial     East Hill Cemetery, Salem, City of Salem, Virginia, USA
Plot     DIV 2 SEC 2 LOT 1
birth location, full death date & location, mother link by Jeffry Burden 46873454
Family Members
Parents
     Elizabeth Jane Tosh Lewis 1807–1890
Spouse
     Mary Ingles Lewis 1837–1929
Siblings
     MAJ Andrew Lewis 1824–1906
     John Lewis 1831–1851
     Charles Lewis 1835–1861
Created by: Amanda Bishop Burns
Added: Oct 26, 2015
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 154256916.¹

Birth     1781, City of Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Death     1840 (aged 58–59), Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, USA
Burial     Burial Details Unknown
     In an event reminiscent of his own capture by Indians as a child, Thoms Ingles' own family was attacked by Shawnee Indians in 1782. In the ensuing rescue two of his children were killed and wife, Eleanor, tomahawked so severely that a surgeon removed 13 pieces of skull from her head. Shortly after this occurrence Thomas Ingles, his wife, and infant daughter (Rhoda), moved to Tennessee and settled in succession on the Watauga River at Mossy Creek, and at Fort Knox, now Knoxville. There his daughter, Rhoda, who had escaped death, grew up and married Patrick Campbell in 1800. Rhoda and Patrick had one daughter - Susan Ingles Campbell.
Family Members
Parents
     Thomas Ingles 1751–1809
     Eleanor Grills Ingles 1755–1814
Spouse
     Patrick Campbell 1777–1811
Siblings
     Thomas Ingles 1791–1863
Children
     Susan Ingles Campbell Elder 1806–1857
Created by: Arthur Van Houten
Added: Oct 8, 2019
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 203680343.¹

Birth     1777
Death     26 Sep 1811 (aged 33–34)
Burial     First Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, USA
Plot     63
     Under an act of the legislature passed October 29, 1801, the following persons were appointed "commissioners" of the town of Knoxville, the appointment being made January 2, 1802: Jenkins Whiteside, Pleasant M. Miller, John Crozier, Francis May and Patrick Campbell. On January 4, all being present except Mr. Whiteside, they were sworn into office by Robert Craighead, justice of the peace for Knox county. Pleasant M. Miller was chosen chairman and George Roulstone clerk.
Contributor: Arthur Van Houten (50038420)
     Patrick Campbell was a man of great personal bravery and sterling integrity, a successful merchant, and conspicuous in all enterprises calculated to promote the growth and prosperity of the home of his adoption. He sleeps in the old church graveyard; his gravestone bears, as an unmistakable mark of his worth, a Masonic emblem. [from: Art Work of Knoxville. Published in Twelve Parts. W.H. Parish Publishing Co. 1895. Part 2 & 3]
Contributor: Arthur Van Houten (50038420)
Inscription     Died Sept. 26, 1811 Aged 34 years
Family Members
Spouse
     Rhoda Ingles Campbell 1781–1840
Children
     Susan Ingles Campbell Elder 1806–1857
Created by: Dan Silva
Added: Sep 6, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 41642597.¹

Birth     25 Dec 1791, Tennessee, USA
Death     21 Nov 1863 (aged 71), Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
Burial     Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
Plot     Garden: LN Section: 40 Lot: 0 Space: 851
     Thomas Ingles is a grandson of Mary Draper Ingles; see here for info on her: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Draper_Ingles
     When Thomas Ingles was born on December 25, 1791, in Tennessee, his father, Thomas, was 40 and his mother, Eleanor, was 36.
     Thomas was a worthy and honorable, though somewhat eccentric, man. He wrote a short sketch of his father's life. He also wrote a short auto-biographical sketch of himself. He seems to have been "all things by turns, and nothing long." He says he studied law, medicine, theology and politics, but did not practice any profession.
     He was a book-keeper, deputy sheriff, school teacher, militia commander, trustee, treasurer, secretary, etc., of several corporations -- business, religious and literary -- a merchant and a planter; but, perhaps, more than anything else, postmaster.
     In 1843, at Augusta, Ky., where, for many years, he was their postmaster, and they never had a better.
     He had been twice married, first to Miss Barnes, the issue being four sons and three daughters; and, second, to Miss Elexzea H.Warren, the issue being three sons and two daughters.
     Some years later he moved to Cincinnati, where he died on November 21, 1863, aged seventy-two, and was buried there.
Family Members
Parents
     Thomas Ingles 1751–1809
     Eleanor Grills Ingles 1755–1814
Spouse
     Mrs Elexzea Henry Warren Ingles 1816–1889
Siblings
     Rhoda Ingles Campbell 1781–1840
Children
     Mary E Ingles 1843–1897
     Warren Ingles 1849–1931
     Fillmore Ingles 1852–1937
Maintained by: Arthur Van Houten
Originally Created by: Auto Graver
Added: Oct 21, 2011
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 78962885.¹

Birth     1816, Snow Hill, Worcester County, Maryland, USA
Death     1889 (aged 72–73)
Burial     Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA
Plot     Garden LN, Section 104, Lot 273, Space 1
Family Members
Spouse
     Thomas Ingles 1791–1863
Children
     Mary E Ingles 1843–1897
     Warren Ingles 1849–1931
     Fillmore Ingles 1852–1937
Maintained by: Arthur Van Houten
Originally Created by: Auto Graver
Added: Oct 21, 2011
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 78962884.¹

Birth     12 Aug 1838, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death     20 Apr 1918 (aged 79), Culpeper, Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
Burial     Masonic Cemetery, Culpeper, Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
Attended Washington College, 1857-8. Farmer living in Brandy Station, Culpeper County in 1914.
Company A, 10th Virginia Cavalry, Beale's Brigade, W.H.F. Lee's Division, Cavalry, Army of Northern Virginia, C.S.A.
Residence Augusta County VA; 22 years old, farmer.
Enlisted on 6/30/1861 at Capon Bridge, VA, he was mustered into Company E, 13th Virginia Infantry, as a Private.
His Company was disbanded on 11/8/1861.
On 10/1864 he was mustered into Company A, 10th Virginia Cavalry.
The 10th Cavalry Regiment, formerly called 1st Cavalry Regiment, Wise Legion, and 8th Battalion, was organized in May, 1862. Many of the men were from Richmond and Albermarle, Rockingham, and Henrico counties.
Family Members
Parents
     William J Gilkeson 1789–1866
     Margaret Crockett "Peggy" Ingles Gilkeson 1808–1878
Spouse
     Fannie Richards Green Gilkeson 1843–1912
Siblings
     Sarah Margaret Gilkeson 1842–1925
     DR Irvine Waddell Gilkeson 1844–1902
     Lovie Jane Gilkeson Berkeley 1848–1884
     Emma Cornelia Gilkeson 1849–1861
Children
     Fannie Ingles Gilkeson Nalle 1869–1916
     Frank Green Gilkeson 1871–1954
     Berkeley Gilkeson Calfee 1875–1958
     Sadie Peyton Gilkeson 1879–1921
     John Archibald Gilkeson 1884–1931
     Annie Bell Gilkeson
Created by: BigFrench
Added: Sep 16, 2006
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 15770937.¹

Birth     1 Mar 1843, Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
Death     12 Jan 1912 (aged 68), Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
Burial     Masonic Cemetery, Culpeper, Culpeper County, Virginia, USA
Wife of F.M. Gilkeson, Daughter of A.M. & E.E. Green
Marriage: Name Fanny R. Green
     Gender Female
     Marriage Date 13 Aug 1867
     Marriage Place Culpepper, Virginia
     Spouse F. M. Gilkeson
     FHL Film Number 30978
     Reference ID p67
Family Members
Parents
     Archibald Magill Green 1805–1844
     Eleanor Finley Farrish Tate 1814–1876
Spouse
     Pvt Francis McFarland Gilkeson 1838–1918
Siblings
     Moses Magill Green 1837–1919
     Rebecca Finley Green Parr 1839–1914
     COL John Archibald Green 1841–1908
     Thomas Green Tate 1856–1936
Children
     Fannie Ingles Gilkeson Nalle 1869–1916
     Frank Green Gilkeson 1871–1954
     Berkeley Gilkeson Calfee 1875–1958
     Sadie Peyton Gilkeson 1879–1921
     John Archibald Gilkeson 1884–1931
     Annie Bell Gilkeson
Created by: Richard H. L. Chichester, III
Added: May 12, 2008
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 26780741.¹

Birth     27 Jan 1842, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death     18 Feb 1925 (aged 83), Glenn Springs, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
Burial     Oakwood Cemetery, Spartanburg, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
Plot     West Oakwood
Sarah was the daughter of William J. Gilkeson by his wife Margaret Crockett Ingles and the Aunt of Mary Randolph Spotswood (Berkeley) Simpson and sister of Jane Lovie (Gilkeson) Berkeley.
Family Members
Parents
     William J Gilkeson 1789–1866
     Margaret Crockett "Peggy" Ingles Gilkeson 1808–1878
Siblings
     Pvt Francis McFarland Gilkeson 1838–1918
     Sarah Margaret Gilkeson 1842–1925
     DR Irvine Waddell Gilkeson 1844–1902
     Lovie Jane Gilkeson Berkeley 1848–1884
     Emma Cornelia Gilkeson 1849–1861
Children
     Fannie Ingles Gilkeson Nalle 1869–1916
     Frank Green Gilkeson 1871–1954
     Berkeley Gilkeson Calfee 1875–1958
     Sadie Peyton Gilkeson 1879–1921
     John Archibald Gilkeson 1884–1931
     Annie Bell Gilkeson
Maintained by: Spotsgenie
Originally Created by: Nana x4
Added: Mar 8, 2008
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 25132829.¹

Birth     14 Mar 1844, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death     26 Jan 1902 (aged 57), Mint Spring, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Burial     Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Middlebrook, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
     Company E "Valley Rangers", 1st Virginia Cavalry, Wickham's Brigade, Fitz. Lee's Division, Cavalry Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, C.S.A.
     Residence: Augusta County, VA; 18 years old.
     Enlisted for the duration of the war on 3/14/1862 in Staunton, VA, he was mustered into Company E, 1st Virginia Cavalry, as a Private,
     Present or accounted for on all Rolls from enlistment until Wounded In Action 11/7/1862.
     Present on Jan & Feb 1863 Roll and on all subsequent Rolls though end of war.
     Postwar, he was an MD Graduate of University of Virginia, Class of 1866.
     The 1st Virginia Cavalry Regiment completed its organization at Winchester, Virginia, in July, 1861. Unlike most regiments, the 1st contained twelve companies. The men were from the counties of Frederick, Berkeley, Rockbridge, Clarke, Washington, Augusta, Jefferson, Amelia, Loudoun, Rockingham, and Gloucester.
     The cavalry cut through the Federal lines at Appomattox and later disbanded.
Family Members
Parents
     William J Gilkeson 1789–1866
     Margaret Crockett "Peggy" Ingles Gilkeson 1808–1878
Spouse
     Kate Gillum Gilkeson 1851–1912
Siblings
     Pvt Francis McFarland Gilkeson 1838–1918
     Sarah Margaret Gilkeson 1842–1925
     DR Irvine Waddell Gilkeson 1844–1902
     Lovie Jane Gilkeson Berkeley 1848–1884
     Emma Cornelia Gilkeson 1849–1861
Children
     Mary Ingles Gilkeson 1875–1877
     Hansford G Gilkeson 1877–1916
     Catherine Gilkeson Deekens 1881–1948
Maintained by: BigFrench
Originally Created by: Scott Hutchison
Added: Apr 9, 2006
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 13904157.¹

Birth     13 Oct 1851
Death     26 Apr 1912 (aged 60)
Burial     Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Middlebrook, Augusta County, Virginia, US
Inscription     Wife of Dr. I. W. Gilkeson
Family Members
Parents
     Dr Pleasant Green Gillum 1814–1857
Spouse
     DR Irvine Waddell Gilkeson 1844–1902
Siblings
     James T Gillum 1843–1880
     Dr. William Henry Gillum 1847–1917
     Robert Greene Gillum 1855–1924
Children
     Mary Ingles Gilkeson 1875–1877
     Hansford G Gilkeson 1877–1916
     Catherine Gilkeson Deekens 1881–1948
Maintained by: G VanB
Originally Created by: RaderFarm
Added: Jul 13, 2010
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 54904467.¹

Birth     28 May 1848
Death     2 Aug 1884 (aged 36)
Burial     Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, City of Staunton, Virginia, USA
Plot     Section 8
Family Members
Parents
     William J Gilkeson 1789–1866
     Margaret Crockett "Peggy" Ingles Gilkeson 1808–1878
Spouse
     Dr Farley Carter Berkeley 1837–1905 (m. 1868)
Siblings
     Pvt Francis McFarland Gilkeson 1838–1918
     Sarah Margaret Gilkeson 1842–1925
     DR Irvine Waddell Gilkeson 1844–1902
     Lovie Jane Gilkeson Berkeley 1848–1884
     Emma Cornelia Gilkeson 1849–1861
Children
     Edmund Ingles Berkeley 1869–1946
     Margaret Brooke "Margie" Berkeley 1872–1881
     Charles Carter Berkeley 1873–1949
     Randolph Carter Berkeley 1875–1960
     Mary Randolph Spotswood Berkeley Simpson 1880–1955
     Janet Carter Berkeley 1882–1970
     Robert Brooke Berkeley 1883–1963
Maintained by: Shock
Originally Created by: JMB
Added: Jun 7, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 38036515.¹

Birth     9 Oct 1837, Staunton, City of Staunton, Virginia, USA
Death     7 Mar 1905 (aged 67), Staunton, City of Staunton, Virginia, USA
Burial     Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, City of Staunton, Virginia, USA
News Leader March 7, 1905
DR. CARTER BERKLEY DIES SUDDENLY IN STAUNTON
     STAUNTON. VA.. March 7.—(Special.)— Dr. Carter Berkeley died suddenly of apoplexy at the Beverly Club at noon today. He was about 65 years old, and was one of the most prominent Confederate veterans In the State, being lieutenant commander of Stonewall Jackson Camp. Dr. Berkeley is survived by six children.
Daily Press March 8, 1905
HIS FATHER DEAD. Captain Berkeley Called to Staunton by Sad News.
     Captain C. C. Berkeley was called to his old home in Staunton yesterday afternoon by a telegram announcing the sudden death of his father Dr. Carter Berkeley. Dr. Berkeley was 68 years old and apparently in perfect health when he was stricken with apoplexy at the Beverly Club, Staunton yesterday at noon. The deceased was one of the most prominent Confederate veterans in the State, being a past, commander of the Stonewall Jackson Camp. Six children survive Dr. Berkeley. They are Misses Mary and Janet and Mr. Edmund Berkeley, of Staunton; Captain Berkeley, of this city (Newport News); Lieutenant Randolph Berkeley, of the United States marine corps, and Mr. Brooke Berkeley Arnall, adopted son of Mr. Charles Arnall, of Atlanta, Ga.
Sgt. Staunton Artillery
     6th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
     1st Lt. McClannahan's Battery
Family Members
Parents
     Dr Edmund Berkeley 1801–1851
     Mary Randolph Spotswood Brooke Berkeley 1803–1875
Spouse
     Lovie Jane Gilkeson Berkeley 1848–1884 (m. 1868)
Siblings
     Dr Thomas Averett Berkeley 1827–1871
     Katherine Spottswood "Kate" Berkeley Iglehart 1833–1912
     Anna Burkley Norton 1833–1910
     Capt Francis Brooke Berkeley 1835–1898
     John Francis Berkeley 1839–1845
     Mary Botts Berkeley 1842–1908
     Pvt Edmund Berkeley 1844–1924
     Pvt Alexander Spottswood Berkeley 1846–1910
     Charles Berkeley 1848–1848
     William Fitzhugh Berkeley 1848–1848
Children
     Edmund Ingles Berkeley 1869–1946
     Margaret Brooke "Margie" Berkeley 1872–1881
     Charles Carter Berkeley 1873–1949
     Randolph Carter Berkeley 1875–1960
     Mary Randolph Spotswood Berkeley Simpson 1880–1955
     Janet Carter Berkeley 1882–1970
     Robert Brooke Berkeley 1883–1963
Maintained by: Kent
Originally Created by: Scott Hutchison
Added: Feb 9, 2005
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 10450397.¹

Birth     8 Apr 1849
Death     1 Jun 1861 (aged 12)
Burial     Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Middlebrook, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Plot     Row 12
     Emma Cornelia Gilkeson, was born on Apr. 8, 1849 and died on Jun. 1, 1861. This is based on the survey recorded 11 August 1936 by the Work Progress Administration's Scioto M. Herndon, p 16, #109. It is now available online at the Library of Virginia. It transcribes the marker:
     EMMA CORNELIA GILKESON daughter of WILLIAM J & MARGRET C. GILKESON who was born April 8th 1849 and died June 1st 1861
     There are 4 Gilkeson graves beside Emma's in Row 12: WIlliam, died 1828; wife Sarah, died 1826, Emma and Margaret C, died 1878. In the beginning of Row 11 are these Gilkesons: Kate, Dr. I.W. and Mary Ingles, Nancy Gilkeson Irvine and Wm J. (See Dorothy Lee Weaver's Here Lyeth, Tombstone inscriptions of Most Cemeteries in Riverheads District of Southern Augusta County and Staunton, Virginia, June 1987, p 94.)
     A photo volunteer left this caption with her 4 Sep 2910 photo of the grass marker:
Partially buried, unreadable, marker next to Margaret C. Gilkeson in location indicated grave of Emma Cornelia Gilkeson (Cemetery marker location and confirmation of inscription assisted using Dorothy Lee Weaver's "Here Lyeth" transcription records copyright June 1987).
Inscription     EMMA CORNELIA GILKESON daughter of WILLIAM J & MARGRET C. GILKESON who was born April 8th 1849 and died June 1st 1861
Parents
     William J Gilkeson 1789–1866
     Margaret Crockett "Peggy" Ingles Gilkeson 1808–1878
Siblings
     Pvt Francis McFarland Gilkeson 1838–1918
     Sarah Margaret Gilkeson 1842–1925
     DR Irvine Waddell Gilkeson 1844–1902
     Lovie Jane Gilkeson Berkeley 1848–1884
     Emma Cornelia Gilkeson 1849–1861
Created by: LSP
Added: Jun 1, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 37815595.¹

Birth     2 Mar 1840, Mint Spring, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death     25 Mar 1907 (aged 67), Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Burial     Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Middlebrook, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
1st Lt.,Co.D,25th Va.Inf.Regt. One of the "Immortal "600"-----
     Mr. John W. Gilkeson, one of Augusta county's best know and most substantial citizens died at about five o'clock Monday afternoon at his home near Mint Spring, after a short illness of one week with pneumonia, though his health had been failing for about a year. He was 67 years old. He was a gallant Confederate veteran and served through the war, being first lieutenant of the Augusta Lee Rifles of the 25th regiment Va. Infantry. He was a deacon in Bethel Presbyterian church, a man highly esteemed throughout Augusta county for his high christian character. He is survived by six children -- Capt. John H. Gilkeson of Newport News bar, Mrs. McClure, wife of Rev. James H. McClure of Buena Vista, and Misses Margaret, Edna, Rebecca and Mary Tate. His wife, who also survives him, was Miss Letitia M. Tate.
     Three of the daughters are away teaching, on of them in South Carolina, Mr. Gilkeson was a brother of Mr. M.F. Gilkeson and Miss Sallie Gilkeson of this city.
     The funeral took place Wednesday morning from his late home and the interment was in Bethel cemetery. Commander Pace of Stonewall Jackson camp, of which Mr. Gilkeson was a member, made the following detail which attended the funeral: Jas. Bumgardner, Jr., Newton Argenbright, N.H. Anderson, J.W. Blackburn, H. Erskine Gay, J.N. McFarland, Sam'l F. Pilson, Wm. M. Simpson, F.T. Stribling and R.M. Guy.
Staunton Spectator and Vindicator -- Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia -- March 29, 1907 -- Friday.
Family Members
Spouse
     Letitia Margaret Tate Gilkeson 1844–1939 (m. 1868)
Children
     John Hansford Gilkeson 1869–1953
     Margaret Randolph Gilkeson 1870–1958
     Edna Ingles Gilkeson 1875–1921
     Anna Gilkeson 1878–1886
     Josephine Charlton "Josie" Gilkeson McClure 1880–1959
     Rebecca Baxter Gilkeson Wallace 1882–1967
     Mary Tate Gilkeson Wallace 1889–1922
Maintained by: BigFrench
Originally Created by: Scott Hutchison
Added: Jan 27, 2005
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 10384476.²

Name     Millard F. Gilkeson
Gender     Male
Marital Status     Single
Age     25
Birth Date     1853
Birth Place     Augusta Co., VA.
Marriage Date     19 Nov 1878
Marriage Place     Augusta, Virginia
Father     Wm. J. Gilkeson
Mother     Margaret C. Ingles
Spouse     Elizabeth Eskridge
FHL Film Number     30416
Reference ID     No. 3955.^3,4

Birth     2 Feb 1853
Death     5 Mar 1914 (aged 61)
Burial     Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, City of Staunton, Virginia, USA
Family Members
Spouse
     Elizabeth Eskridge Gilkeson 1852–1935
Children
     William Eskridge Gilkeson 1884–1931
     Jane Hale Gilkeson Wilson 1889–1979
     Capt George Maslin Gilkeson 1890–1953
Maintained by: G VanB
Originally Created by: PL
Added: Aug 26, 2007
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 21175724.²

Name     Millard F. Gilkeson
Gender     Male
Marital Status     Single
Age     25
Birth Date     1853
Birth Place     Augusta Co., VA.
Marriage Date     19 Nov 1878
Marriage Place     Augusta, Virginia
Father     Wm. J. Gilkeson
Mother     Margaret C. Ingles
Spouse     Elizabeth Eskridge
FHL Film Number     30416
Reference ID     No. 3955.^1,2

Birth     12 Jan 1852, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death     17 Jan 1935 (aged 83), Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina, USA
Burial     Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, City of Staunton, Virginia, USA
"Bettie" Wife of M.Fillmore Gilkeson.
Family Members
Parents
     Thomas Parker Eskridge 1823–1890
     Margaret Ann Brooke Eskridge 1828–1864
Spouse
     Millard Fillmore Gilkeson 1853–1914
Siblings
     Brooke Eskridge 1850–1926
     Margaret "Meta" Eskridge Payne 1857–1927
Children
     William Eskridge Gilkeson 1884–1931
     Jane Hale Gilkeson Wilson 1889–1979
     Capt George Maslin Gilkeson 1890–1953
Maintained by: G VanB
Originally Created by: PL
Added: Aug 26, 2007
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 21175798.¹

Birth     19 Feb 1844, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Death     7 Feb 1939 (aged 94), Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Burial     Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Middlebrook, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
Inscription     Wife of J. W. Gilkeson
Family Members
Parents
     John Addison Tate 1815–1854
     Margaret Randolph Tate 1819–1907
Spouse
     Lieut John William Gilkeson 1840–1907 (m. 1868)
Children
     John Hansford Gilkeson 1869–1953
     Margaret Randolph Gilkeson 1870–1958
     Edna Ingles Gilkeson 1875–1921
     Anna Gilkeson 1878–1886
     Josephine Charlton "Josie" Gilkeson McClure 1880–1959
     Rebecca Baxter Gilkeson Wallace 1882–1967
     Mary Tate Gilkeson Wallace 1889–1922
Maintained by: G VanB
Originally Created by: RaderFarm
Added: Sep 5, 2010
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 58214693.¹