Gilmore was noted as being both a skilled carpenter, cabinet maker and a craftsman. These talents were put to good use in the rebuilding of the Church on the Hill in the mid to late 1800's in which he had a leading role. He was also the taxidermist of '10,000 Birds" some of which are displayed in the Acworth Public library along with his portrait.
As a child, Gilmore fell down a long flight of steps and permanently injured his spine. This back injury affected both his height and his posture throughout his life. He died unmarried.
As a child, Gilmore fell down a long flight of steps and permanently injured his spine. This back injury affected both his height and his posture throughout his life. He died unmarried.
Gilmore was noted as being both a skilled carpenter, cabinet maker and a craftsman. These talents were put to good use in the rebuilding of the Church on the Hill in the mid to late 1800's in which he had a leading role. He was also the taxidermist of '10,000 Birds" some of which are displayed in the Acworth Public library along with his portrait.
As a child, Gilmore fell down a long flight of steps and permanently injured his spine. This back injury affected both his height and his posture throughout his life. He died unmarried.
As a child, Gilmore fell down a long flight of steps and permanently injured his spine. This back injury affected both his height and his posture throughout his life. He died unmarried.
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Commonly referred to as 'Gilmore'
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