John Scott Gilliss

Birth25 Apr 1847 - Gilliss Mill Property, Carroll Co., MD

Death21 Jun 1921 - Rockville, Montgomery, Maryland, United States

MotherAmelia Pickett

FatherJoseph Hill Gilliss

Born in Gilliss Mill Property, Carroll Co., MD on 25 Apr 1847 to Joseph Hill Gilliss and Amelia Pickett. John Scott Gilliss married Leanna Harriet Ricketts and had 15 children. He passed away on 21 Jun 1921 in Rockville, Montgomery, Maryland, United States.

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Parents

Joseph Hill Gilliss
1817 - 1898

Amelia Pickett
1825 - 1857

Spouse(s)

Leanna Harriet Ricketts
1851 - 1929

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Edith Emma Olive Gilliss
1894 - 1918

Florence Sophronia Gilliss
1882 - 1970

Viola Leannah Gilliss
1875 - 1962

Henry Magruder Gilliss
1883 - 1966

John Scott Gilliss Jr.
1881 - 1965

Walter Randall Blaine Gilliss
1890 - 1960

Maurice Mccomas Gilliss
1887 - 1955

Addie Myrtle Gilliss
1888 - 1959

Emory Bruce Gilliss
1878 - 1878

Columbus Larossa Gilliss
1885 - 1886

Ella Sussannah Gilliss
1884 - 1885

Ethel Amelia Gilliss
1877 - 1958

Willie Roberta Gilliss
1880 - Unknown

Anna Gertrude Gilliss
1876 - 1951

Joseph Edward Gilliss
1874 - 1951

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