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Hawthorn, A Bed & Breakfast
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| E. B. Noland, Charlotte S. Noland, Charlotte S. Gillmor, Dr. William L. Gillmor, Dr. Stewart C. Gillmor, Carol Gillmor Elliot, Carol Elliot, Lottie Gillmor, William L. Gillmor, Jr. | |||
The Gillmor is named after Hawthorn's third owner, Charlotte (Lottie) D. Gillmor, who purchased the house from Rebekah Evans in 1944. Mrs. Gillmor was the widow of Dr. William L. Gillmor, a well-known doctor in the Kansas City area. In the 1950's, Lottie gifted a portion of the Hawthorn property to the Westminster Presbyterian Church at 9601 Wilson Road. It would later become the new location for Westminster. Then in 1960, and according to Lottie Gillmor's wishes, Hawthorn's ownership changed. Following her death, Lottie's children sold the stone house to the Westminster Presbyterian Church and for the next forty years, Hawthorn House served as administrative offices and educational space for the Congregation of Westminster Presbyterian Church. |
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Mrs. Lottie Gillmor
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| This is an incomplete Gillmor family genogram. If you have more information to complete this diagram, please email it to innkeeper@hawthornbb.com, and we'll add it. |
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