William Gellatly[1]
1834 - 1909 (74 years)-
Name William Gellatly Born Jul 16, 1834 New York, New York county, New York, USA 
Gender Male Died Jun 06, 1909 Texas, USA Buried Milam Cemetery, Milam, Sabine county, Texas, USA Person ID I45980 mykindred Last Modified May 22, 2003
Father Robert Gellatly, b. Dec 26, 1791, Scotland , d. Sep 12, 1880, Texas, USA (Age 88 years) Mother Nancy "Agnes" Sturrock, b. Jun 16, 1807, Kellas, Murroes, Angus, Scotland , d. Aug 23, 1864, Geneva, Sabine county, Texas, USA (Age 57 years) Married Mar 22, 1829 Murroes, Scotland Notes - A Texas Historical marker (# 11036) at the Gellatly Cemetery reads: "Gellatly Family Cemetery; Robert and Nancy Agnes Gellatly and their son, David, immigrated to Texas from Dundee, Scotland, between 1834 and 1836. Nancy's father, William Sturrock, and other family members also came with them. For his service in the Republic of Texas army, Robert received land in 1841. He later served Sabine County as justice of the peace, sheriff, tax collector, and chief justice. Robert and Nancy eventually were the parents of six children. This graveyard was established in 1863 upon the death of their daughter, Anna Mathews. Four generations of the family are buried here." To get to it, take SH 87 N about 4 mi., then west on Licksllin Lane to first right; cemetery is on east side of road. UTM Easting:418495 UTM Northing:3483825.
Family ID F5749 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary Cassandra "Mollie" Collier, b. Jul 09, 1847, Mississippi, USA , d. Feb 24, 1934, Texas, USA (Age 86 years) Children 1. Nancy E. "Nannie" Gellatly, b. 1869, Sabine county, Texas, USA , d. 1889, Sabine county, Texas, USA (Age 20 years)2. Sarah "Sally" Gellatly, b. Jan 11, 1870, Sabine county, Texas, USA , d. Oct 22, 1943, Texas, USA (Age 73 years)3. Rev. Robert "Claude" Gellatly, b. Apr 01, 1872, Sabine county, Texas, USA , d. Sep 07, 1909 (Age 37 years)Family ID F16898 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- A Texas Historical marker (# 11036) at the Gellatly Cemetery reads: "Gellatly Family Cemetery; Robert and Nancy Agnes Gellatly and their son, David, immigrated to Texas from Dundee, Scotland, between 1834 and 1836. Nancy's father, William Sturrock, and other family members also came with them. For his service in the Republic of Texas army, Robert received land in 1841. He later served Sabine County as justice of the peace, sheriff, tax collector, and chief justice. Robert and Nancy eventually were the parents of six children. This graveyard was established in 1863 upon the death of their daughter, Anna Mathews. Four generations of the family are buried here." To get to it, take SH 87 N about 4 mi., then west on Licksllin Lane to first right; cemetery is on east side of road. UTM Easting:418495 UTM Northing:3483825.
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Sources - [S834] Dore, Barbara Yancey.
- [S834] Dore, Barbara Yancey.
