Pierre Gadbois
NOVEMBER 05, 2010 12:30 AM

I am in search of a Gilmour family who once had a cottage in Mont-Saint-Hilaire. This was John L. Gilmour and his wife Mimie Lonsdale. It seems they did not have any children but left nieces and nephews by the name of George P. Gilmour, Burnhard (Bernard) Gilmour, Helen Gilmour wife of Kenneth Taylor, and many more. Would this John L. Gilmour be the same person mentionned in the history of Kilmer House and responsible of the distribution of Johnson and Johnson products in Montreal? The Lovell dictionnary in 1930, associates him with the Gilmour Bros & Co Ltd, importers, 2115 blvd PieIX, Montreal.

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