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==Obituary== | ==Obituary== | ||
| − | ( | + | (Editor's Note: The Bradenton Herald of Jan. 7, carried the following account of Thomas Benton Gallup, who died Monday morning at the age of 78, after a long illnests, at. Bradenton, Florida. |
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| − | account of Thomas Benton | + | Thomas,Benton Gallup. 78, died this morning at 4:30 o'clock, following an |
| − | who died Monday morning at the | + | illnesa of two months. Mr. Gallup came to Bradenton 27 years ago with his wife, Lira Karl, from his boyhood home, in [[k:Knox|Knox]], Albany county, N. Y. in hope of recovering from a severe illness. With the exception of an occasional trip north, he remained in Bradenton, and was the means of attracting many from his section of the state, to Manatee county where a considerable number |
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| − | Thomas,Benton Gallup. 78, died this | ||
| − | morning at 4:30 o'clock, following an | ||
| − | illnesa of two months. | ||
| − | Mr. Gallup came to Bradenton 27 | ||
| − | years ago with his wife, Lira Karl, | ||
| − | from his boyhood home, in Knox, Albany | ||
| − | county, N. Y. in hope of recovering | ||
| − | from a severe illness. With the | ||
| − | exception of an occasional trip north, | ||
| − | he remained in Bradenton, and | ||
| − | the means of attracting many from his | ||
| − | section of the state, to Manatee | ||
| − | county where a considerable | ||
several | several | ||
| − | East | + | East have become permanent residents. |
| − | + | Mr. Gallup had engaged in business undertakings in the city and vicinity of Albany, N. Y., but later on account of his health, had retired to the family homestead in Knox when he built a modern residence near the house built by his pioneer grand father, Squire John Enos Gallup, who came from New England in the early part of the nineteenth century, and settled in the Helderberg hills, the | |
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| − | have become permanent residents. | ||
| − | Mr. Gallup had engaged in | ||
| − | business undertakings in the city and | ||
| − | vicinity of Albany, N. Y., but | ||
| − | account of his health, had retired to | ||
| − | the family homestead in Knox when | ||
| − | he built | ||
| − | house built by his pioneer grand | ||
| − | father, Squire John | ||
| − | came from New England in the early | ||
| − | part of the nineteenth century, and | ||
| − | settled in the | ||
| − | upper part of | ||
| − | The house | ||
| − | is still occupied. | ||
| − | Here twelve sons and daughters | + | Here twelve sons and daughters were born to Squire John Enos Gallup who for over a quarter of a century was justice of the peace in the highland |
| − | were born to Squire John Enos Gallup | ||
| − | who for over a quarter of a century | ||
| − | was justice of the peace in the highland | ||
township, twenty miles from Albany. | township, twenty miles from Albany. | ||
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| − | + | His eleventh child, Elon Gallup, was the father of Thomas Benton. He was a man of wide reading and strong religious beliefs, shared by his wife Nancy Broeffle, who was of a line of pioneer preachers of Holland stock. Consequently, Thomas Benton | |
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| − | His eleventh child, Elon Gallup, was | ||
| − | the father of Thomas Benton. | ||
| − | He was a man of wide reading and | ||
| − | strong religious beliefs, shared by his | ||
| − | wife Nancy Broeffle, | ||
| − | line of pioneer preachers of Holland | ||
| − | stock. Consequently, Thomas | ||
==Additional Media== | ==Additional Media== | ||
Revision as of 19:45, 27 November 2012
Birth
- Thomas Benton Gallup was born 15 MAR 1856 the son of Elon Gallup (29 OCT 1821 - 16 MAY 1913) and Nancy Ann Guffin Broeffle (22 JAN 1827 - 10 MAR 1916) His brothers and sister were:[1]
- Elbert Gallup (14 NOV 1851 - 16 NOV 1937)
- Lucy Ella Gallup (17 MAY 1853 - 24 APR 1912)
- George B Gallup (29 JUN 1864 - UNKNOWN)
Education
Occupation
Marriage & Children
Thomas Benton Gallup married on 6 MAR 1878 at New Salem, Albany, NY Lira Esther Earl(27 MAY 1855 - 4 FEB 1927). Their children were:
- Earl Howard Gallup (31 MAY 1880 - AFT 1935)
- Elon Gallup (1 AUG 1887 - NOV 1971)
- Ernest Gallup (1 AUG 1887 - 13 AUG 1889)
Death
Thomas B. Gallup died 25 JAN 1935.
Obituary
(Editor's Note: The Bradenton Herald of Jan. 7, carried the following account of Thomas Benton Gallup, who died Monday morning at the age of 78, after a long illnests, at. Bradenton, Florida.
Thomas,Benton Gallup. 78, died this morning at 4:30 o'clock, following an illnesa of two months. Mr. Gallup came to Bradenton 27 years ago with his wife, Lira Karl, from his boyhood home, in Knox, Albany county, N. Y. in hope of recovering from a severe illness. With the exception of an occasional trip north, he remained in Bradenton, and was the means of attracting many from his section of the state, to Manatee county where a considerable number several East have become permanent residents. Mr. Gallup had engaged in business undertakings in the city and vicinity of Albany, N. Y., but later on account of his health, had retired to the family homestead in Knox when he built a modern residence near the house built by his pioneer grand father, Squire John Enos Gallup, who came from New England in the early part of the nineteenth century, and settled in the Helderberg hills, the upper part of the Catskill range. The house he built of hewn timber is still occupied.
Here twelve sons and daughters were born to Squire John Enos Gallup who for over a quarter of a century was justice of the peace in the highland township, twenty miles from Albany.
His eleventh child, Elon Gallup, was the father of Thomas Benton. He was a man of wide reading and strong religious beliefs, shared by his wife Nancy Broeffle, who was of a line of pioneer preachers of Holland stock. Consequently, Thomas Benton
Additional Media
Sources
- ↑ www.BerneHistory.com Family Files
