Winter Street Cemetery, Exeter NH

The Hon.^ble
Nicholas Gilman Esq.
Departed this life
April 7^{th 1783

In the 52^d year

of his age.}

Cemetery: Winter Street Cemetery, Exeter New Hampshire

His wife Ann Taylor Gilman is buried next to him.

In 1779, he inherited the Ladd-Gilman house in Exeter. He was a shipbuilder and merchant. The house at one time served his home and as the state treasury during the Revolutionary War when Nicholas became New Hampshire's first Treasurer. Exeter at this time was the New Hampshire state capital. Read more about Nicholas Gilman

He was the father of Nicholas Gilman Jr., who was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in 1786, John Taylor Gilman who was at one time Governor of New Hampshire.

More pages about the Ladd-Gilman House: Ladd-Gilman House - Its History


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The Hon.^ble Nicholas Gilman Esq. Departed this life April 7^{th 1783 In the 52^d year of his age.} Cemetery: Winter Street Cemetery, Exeter New Hampshire A genealogy link for Nicholas Gilman. His wife Ann Taylor Gilman is buried next to him. In 1779, he inherited the Ladd-Gilman house in Exeter. He was a shipbuilder and merchant. The house at one time served his home and as the state treasury during the Revolutionary War when Nicholas became New Hampshire's first Treasurer. Exeter at this time was the New Hampshire state capital. Read more about Nicholas Gilman He was the father of Nicholas Gilman Jr., who was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in 1786, John Taylor Gilman who was at one time Governor of New Hampshire. More pages about the Ladd-Gilman House: Ladd-Gilman House - Its History Copyright © 2001 - 2005, Jenn Marcelais. a Soul Oyster Web Studios production. Web Site Design, Development, and Innovation