I highly doubt it, as there is never mention of Finrod Felagund being married. His true love,
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Amarie of the Vanyar...went not with him into exile.
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An interesting quote is the prophecy Felagund spoke to Galadriel of Nargothrond:
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Nor shall anything of my realm endure that a son should inherit.
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I take this to mean that he forebodes the sack of Nargothrond and possibly that he knows that he will have no son, since Amarie chose the Undying Lands over him and he can never give his love to another.
It is possible that Professor Tolkien simply liked the sound of Inglorion but did not like the name Elven name of Inglor for Felagund. I do not think Gildor is Felagund's son.
[ September 01, 2003: Message edited by: Lord of Angmar ]