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     Her married name was Culbertson.^3,4 Mary Kilgore was born on Feb 3, 1766 at Caswell, North Carolina, US.^4,5
     Mary Kilgore married James Culbertson, son of Joseph Culbertson and Agnes Chittleton, on Dec 15, 1785 at Caswell, North Carolina, US.^3,4,5
     Mary Kilgore died in 1845 at Caswell, North Carolina, US.^4,5

           Mary Kilgore married Henry Carter, son of James H. Carter and (?) Horton.¹

           Mary "Polly" Kilgore married Joshua Henry Ramey.¹

           Nannie Kilgore was buried at Culbertson Cemetery Across the road from Gillenwater Chapel, Scott, Virginia, US.³ She was born in 1884 at Wise, Virginia, US.² Her married name was Vicars.¹
     Nannie Kilgore married William P. Vicars, son of Paul Vicars and Justine Ann Baker, on Oct 16, 1902 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2

     Ralph Kilgore was born in 1773.¹

           Rebecca Kilgore married Jessie Wampler.

     Rebecca Renfro Kilgore was also known as Rebecca R. Kilgore.² Her married name was McConnell. She was born in 1811.
     Rebecca Renfro Kilgore married Lieutenant Joab Watson McConnell, son of George McConnell Sr. and Suzannah Snavely, on Oct 27, 1833 at Scott, Virginia, US.³
     Rebecca Renfro Kilgore died in 1850.

     Reverend Robert Kilgore was born in 1765.²
     Reverend Robert Kilgore married Jean Porter, daughter of Patrick Porter and Susannah Walker, circa 1785.^1,2
     Reverend Robert Kilgore died in 1854.²
     Reverend Robert Kilgore was buried at Nickelsville, Scott, Virginia, US; near the entrance of in the Nickelsville Cemetery.³ The Kilgore Fort House is the only fort still standing of the twelve structures that once extended from Castlewood to Cumberland Gap along the Wilderness Road. The buildings protected early settlers from roaming bands of Indians during the late 1700s, at which time may similarly fortified houses could be found dotting the frontier.
Around 1790, Reverend Robert “Robin” Kilgore built this fort on the shaded bank of Copper Creek to shield his wife and family from Indian attacks. He constructed the building from white oak log timbers, notched and joined at the ends, then chinked between with mud. Doors were made of heavy timbers that could be secured from the inside with a heavy bar. Although later inhabitants cut out windows, the original fort had only small gun ports in the walls.
The Kilgore Fort House was built with defense in mind, but was also a family’s home. A stone fireplace and chimney were used for cooking and heating, and the building was divided up into two stories with two rooms on each floor. If occupants were attacked, they first retreated to the back room on the first floor, then could further retreat upstairs to make their final defensive stand in the northeast room.
The Kilgore Fort House was restored in 1973 to 1974 and is privately owned. Visitors are welcome to view the historic landmark from the road, two miles west of Nickelsville, on highway 71.

http://www.explorescottcountyva.org/history/kilgore-fort-house.

     Reference: see notes. Robert E. Kilgore file # 64.10.11.6.1.5. He was born in 1889.
     Robert E. Kilgore died in 1890.

     Reference: 3753. Robert H. Kilgore was born in 1871.

     Sallie J. Kilgore was also known as Sarah McConnell.² Her married name was McConnell. She was born in 1801. She was born on Mar 7, 1806.^2,3,4
     Sallie J. Kilgore married Henry S. McConnell, son of George McConnell Sr. and Suzannah Snavely, on Feb 11, 1829 at Scott, Virginia, US, Service performed by Robert Kilgore.^5,6,3
     Sallie J. Kilgore died on Apr 9, 1879 at age 73.^2,3,4
     Sallie J. Kilgore was buried at Dougherty Cemetery, Nickelsville, Scott, Virginia, US.⁴

     Samuel A. Kilgore file # 64.10.11.6.1.3. Reference: see notes. He was born in 1884.

           Sarah Elender Kilgore married John M. Salyer.¹

     Reference: see notes. Sarah M. Kilgore file # 64.10.11.5A.2. Her married name was Porter. She was born on Feb 17, 1867.
     Sarah M. Kilgore married an unknown person on May 9, 1898.

     Thomas M. Kilgore was born in 1843 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     William Kilgore was born in 1769.¹
     William Kilgore died in 1857.¹

     William L. Kilgore was born in 1847 at Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     Reference: see notes. Wiloby Kilgore file # 64.10.11.6.1. He was born in 1862.
     Wiloby Kilgore married an unknown person on Jun 26, 1879.
     Wiloby Kilgore died in 1902.

           Winnie E. Kilgore married James E. Culbertson, son of James Culbertson and Elizabeth Harris, on Dec 20, 1842 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2

           George M. Killgore married Susan Dougherty, daughter of Jessee M. Dougherty and Mary McConnell.¹

           Nancy Killgore was buried at Dougherty Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.² Her married name was Dougherty.¹ She was born in 1840 at Scott, Virginia, US.³
     Nancy Killgore married Sylvester P. Dougherty, son of Nathan Dougherty and Susan McConnell, on Mar 13, 1866 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,3