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Ancestors of Maggie Marjorine Glasscock
Generation No. 1
1. Maggie Marjorine Glasscock1, born January 18, 1917 in Bowling Green, KY1; died July 25, 1983 in Miami, Florida1. She was the daughter of 2. Lewis Harvey Glasscock and 3. Hester Ann Johnson. She married (1) Jesse Lloyd Settles2,3 August 26, 1933 in Jeffersonville, IN. He was born November 13, 1913 in Jefferson Co., KY3, and died September 23, 1984 in Miami, Florida3. He was the son of Robert Lee Settles and Jessie Lulu Jordan.
More About Jesse Settles and Maggie Glasscock:
Marriage: August 26, 1933, Jeffersonville, IN
Generation No. 2
2. Lewis Harvey Glasscock4,5, born February 14, 18756,7; died November 25, 1951 in Hart, KY8. He was the son of 4. John Johnson Glasscock and 5. Esther Flat. He married 3. Hester Ann Johnson.
3. Hester Ann Johnson8,9, born 1878 in Tennessee9; died June 02, 1947 in Jefferson Co, KY9. She was the daughter of 6. William Johnson and 7. Tabitha Hooten.
Notes for Hester Ann Johnson:
Name: GLASSCOCK , HESTER A
Death Date: 02 06 47
Death Place: GREEN
Residence: JEFFERSON
Age: 069[New gen.ged]
Children of Lewis Glasscock and Hester Johnson are:
i. Lena Idelle Glasscock, born February 16, 1897.
Notes for Lena Idelle Glasscock:
married: Noah Maynard
CHILDREN:
1.Vella MAYNARD
2.Barnie MAYNARD
3.Ruth MAYNARD
4.Hoy Lee MAYNARD
5.Kenneth McCoy MAYNARD
6.Margaret MAYNARD
7.Elizabeth Ann MAYNARD
8.Haston MAYNARD
9.Velia Maude MAYNARD
ii. Maude Glasscock9, born August 11, 19029
iii. Melvin Glasscock9, born February 08, 19049; married Ruby ?.
Notes for Melvin Glasscock:
Married: Ruby
Children: Wynell, Juanita, Joanne
iv. Claud W Glasscock9, born September 05, 19069; died April 26, 1978 in Jefferson, KY; married (1) Daisy ?; married (2) Flora.
Notes for Claud W Glasscock:
Married: (1) Unknown, son Billy (2) Flora
Name: GLASSCOCK , CLAUDE L
Death Date: 26 04 78
Death Place: JEFFN
Residence: JEFFERSON
Age: 0 71
v. Hazel Mae Glasscock9, born August 14, 19119; died March 26, 19659; married Olden B. Young; born March 08, 1906 in Warren Co., KY.
Notes for Hazel Mae Glasscock:
Married to Olden B. Young
children: Richard Montez Young
Freddie Young[New gen.ged]
vi. Louis Pascel Glasscock9, born June 08, 19149
1 vii. Maggie Marjorine Glasscock, born January 18, 1917 in Bowling Green, KY; died July 25, 1983 in Miami, Florida; married Jesse Lloyd Settles August 26, 1933 in Jeffersonville, IN.
viii. Pauline Glasscock9, born October 28, 19199; married (1) William Lyons; married (2) Herb Kostick.
ix. John Glasscock, married Elsie.
Generation No. 3
4. John Johnson Glasscock10,11,12, born 183913,14; died August 29, 191315. He was the son of 8. William Glasscock and 9. Margaret Garner. He married 5. Esther Flat WFT Est. 1856-188815.
5. Esther Flat15, born WFT Est. 1835-185515; died WFT Est. 1856-193915.
Notes for John Johnson Glasscock:
MARRIED: Esther BULLOCK (or Flatt), ,
More About Esther Flat:
Comment 1: PREVIOUSLY MARRIED BULLOCK.15
More About John Glasscock and Esther Flat:
Marriage: WFT Est. 1856-188815
Child of John Glasscock and Esther Flat is:
2 i. Lewis Harvey Glasscock, born February 14, 1875; died November 25, 1951 in Hart, KY; married Hester Ann Johnson.
6. William Johnson, born June 16, 1845 in Louisville, KY16; died August 12, 1914 in Livingston, Overton County, TN16. He married 7. Tabitha Hooten December 31, 1864 in Spencer, Van Buren Co., TN16.
7. Tabitha Hooten16, born September 28, 185016; died May 05, 1913. She was the daughter of 14. James Henry Hooten and 15. Emily Argain Crain.
Notes for William Johnson:
Buried in Flat Creek Cemetary, Overton Co. TN
William (Bill) Johnson, my great grandfather was born June 16, 1845.
He came from Kentucky and there is nothing known about his family
background. It is known however that he was a soldier in the Civil War and
was held in prison for some time. An old story has been told down through
the years, that while he was in prison another man was to be released but he
was very sick with a fever knew he was dying so he told Bill that when they
called his name for him to answer. So they changed identities and Bill was
released in the other man's place.
While in the Army, Bill and a group of soldiers on horse back stopped at
a spring near Spencer, Tennessee to water their horses. There was a young
girl at the spring washing clothes whose name was Tabitha Hooten. It was
love at first sight for her and Bill. He came back later and they were
married December 31, 1864 at Spencer in Van Buren County. Tabitha was
fourteen years old at the time being born September 28, 1850.
Bill and Tabitha settled in Overton County near Flat Creek and raised
eleven children. She was said to be part Indian and smoked a pipe. In
addition to her eleven children and one grandchild, her duties included,
spinning and weaving, making soap and cooking on an open fireplace. Bill
was a farmer and rock mason. He built many chimneys, one of which still
stands today (1991). It was built onto a log house owned by Forest Hoover
in the Allons community. This house is said to be one of the oldest houses
in Overton County. The trade of building with morter, stone and brick has
been handed down for at least five generations.
Bill and Tabitha had five daughters and six sons, they were: 1. Tena who
married Bailey Craft 2. Jim who married a Richison and had a son Steve that
was raised by Bill and Tabitha. 3. Will who married Hulda Reed. 4. Joe who
married Viola Brown. 5. Curt who married Mary Bilbrey. 6. Hassie who married
Lewis Glasscock. 7. Albert who married Minnie Ray. 8. Morgan who married
Alpha Langford. 9. Ernestine who married Burton Reed. 10. Ellis who married
Burton Reed. 10. Ellis who married Sinkler Neal. 11. Minnie who married
Quitman Hunter.
All of these are now deceased. Bill Johnson died August 12, 1914.
Tabitha died May 5, 1913. Bill and Tabitha are buried in the Old Flat Creek
Cemetary.
By Clema Hunter
More About William Johnson:
Burial: Flat Creek Cemetary, Overton Co. TN
More About William Johnson and Tabitha Hooten:
Marriage: December 31, 1864, Spencer, Van Buren Co., TN16
Children of William Johnson and Tabitha Hooten are:
i. Tenia Johnson16, born 1867 in Tennessee16; died September 06, 1953 in Bowling Green, Warren County, KY16; married Henry Bailus Craft.
Notes for Tenia Johnson:
Barbara Flannigan <B_Flannigan@email.msn.com>
Tenia married Henry Bailus Craft and a man named Goodrum in later years. Her death certificate says her father's name was Billy Johnson and mother was Tabitha Hootin and her birthplace was Tennessee. She is buried in Green River Union in Bowling Green, Ky (Warren Co)
TENIA GOODRUM
Date 530906
Age 086
Place WARRN
Residence WARREN
Volume 040
Cert 19673
Deathvol 53
3 ii. Hester Ann Johnson, born 1878 in Tennessee; died June 02, 1947 in Jefferson Co, KY; married Lewis Harvey Glasscock.
iii. James Johnson16, married Unknown Richison.
iv. William C. Johnson16, born October 13, 1870; died March 28, 1951; married Hulda Reed.
Notes for William C. Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
married Hulda Reed
More About William C. Johnson:
Burial: Zion Hill Cemetery, Rickman area, Overton Co., TN
v. Joseph Johnson16
Notes for Joseph Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
married Viola Brown
vi. Curt Johnson16
Notes for Curt Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
Mary Bilbrey
vii. Albert Johnson16, married Minnie Ray.
Notes for Albert Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
Minnie Ray
viii. Morgan Johnson16
Notes for Morgan Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
Alpha Langford
ix. Ernestine Johnson16, married Thomas Burton Reed.
Notes for Ernestine Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
Burton or Brunton Reed
x. Ellis Johnson16, married (1) Brunton Reed; married (2) Sinkler Neal.
Notes for Ellis Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
Burton or Brunton Reed, Sinkler Neal
xi. Minnie Johnson16, married Quitman Hunter.
Notes for Minnie Johnson:
[New gen.ged]
Quitman Hunter
Generation No. 4
8. William Glasscock17, born July 20, 1793 in Rowan Co, North Carolina; died October 11, 1858 in Overton Co, Tennessee. He was the son of 16. Peter Glasscock, Jr. and 17. Elizabeth Madden. He married 9. Margaret Garner February 15, 1825 in Rowan Co, North Carolina.
9. Margaret Garner18, born March 19, 1801 in NORTH CAROLINA18; died May 30, 1858 in OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE18. She was the daughter of 18. John Garner and 19. Charity Little.
Notes for William Glasscock:
William GLASCOCK
BORN: 20 Jul 1793, Rowan Co, North Carolina, USA
DIED: 11 Oct 1858, Overton Co, Tennessee
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Margaret Garman HICKS, 15 Feb 1825, Rowan Co, North Carolina
CHILDREN:
1.Rachel Greer GL ASCOCK
2.Elijah "Eli" Henderson GLASCOCK
3.James Hawkins (Rev.) GLASCOCK
4.Mary GLASCOCK
5.John Johnson GLASCOCK
6.Andrew M. GLASCOCK
7.Henry S. GLASCOCK
MARRIED: Catherine GARNER, AFT. 1850,
More About Margaret Garner:
Event 1: BURIED GLASSCOCK CEMETARY, ANDREW'S COVE18
Event 2: OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE18
More About William Glasscock and Margaret Garner:
Marriage: February 15, 1825, Rowan Co, North Carolina
Children of William Glasscock and Margaret Garner are:
i. Elijah Henderson Glasscock19,20, born July 28, 1828 in Tennessee; died February 06, 1858 in Missouri; married Nancy Emiline Webb 1850 in OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE20; born October 12, 1832 in OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE20; died June 15, 1890 in JASPER CO. MISSOURI20.
Notes for Elijah Henderson Glasscock:
MARRIED: Nancy Emily WEBB, 1850, Jasper Co, Missouri
CHILDREN:
1.Margaret C. GLASCOCK
2.Sarah Elizabeth GLASCOCK
3.James W. GLASCOCK
4.Eli Benjamin GLASCOCK
[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Nancy Emily WEBB, 1850, Jasper Co, Missouri
CHILDREN:
1.Margaret C . GLASCOCK
2.Sarah Elizabeth GLASCOCK
3.James W. GLASCOCK
4.Eli Benjamin GLASCOCK
More About Nancy Emiline Webb:
Event 1: BURIED HARMONY GROVE CEMETARY, JASPER CO MO20
More About Elijah Glasscock and Nancy Webb:
Marriage: 1850, OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE20
4 ii. John Johnson Glasscock, born 1839; died August 29, 1913; married Esther Flat WFT Est. 1856-1888.
iii. Rachel Greer Glasscock
iv. James Hawkins Glasscock, born December 02, 1830 in OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE20; died December 24, 1917 in LAWRENCE CO. MISSOURI20; married (1) Matilda J. Taylor Gulick WFT Est. 1847-188020; born WFT Est. 1826-184620; died WFT Est. 1851-193020; married (2) Elizabeth Davis WFT Est. 1847-188020; born WFT Est. 1826-184620; died WFT Est. 1847-193020; married (3) Judith Spragins Hudgins December 23, 190920; born WFT Est. 1829-189120; died WFT Est. 1912-198120.
More About James Hawkins Glasscock:
Comment 1: ELEVEN CHILDREN20
Comment 2: CIVIL WAR: 10TH MO. CAVALRY, CO. "C"20
Event 1: SERVED CO. "C" 10TH MO. CAVALRY20
Event 2: B. PLEASANT GROVE CEM. LAWRENCE CO. MO.20
Event 3: 1852, MOVED MO.20
More About James Glasscock and Judith Hudgins:
Marriage: December 23, 190920
v. Mary Glasscock
vi. Henry S. Glasscock20, born 1844 in OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE20; died 1926 in LAWRENCE CO. MISSOURI20
More About Henry S. Glasscock:
Comment 1: IN UNION ARMY20
Event 1: BURIED PLEASANT GROVE CEMETARY20
Event 2: LAWRENCE CO. MISSOURI20
vii. Andrew Glasscock20, born 1842 in OVERTON CO. TENN.20; died WFT Est. 1843-193220
More About Andrew Glasscock:
Event 1: IN UNION ARMY20
14. James Henry Hooten21,22,23,24, born July 17, 1822 in Smith Co, TN24; died March 05, 1904 in Overton Co., TN24. He married 15. Emily Argain Crain October 17, 1849 in Van Buren Co., TN24.
15. Emily Argain Crain24, born July 14, 1832 in Vallier, Van Buren Co, TN24; died July 07, 1879 in Overton Co., TN24. She was the daughter of 30. Abijah C. Crain and 31. Emily Sparks.
More About James Hooten and Emily Crain:
Marriage: October 17, 1849, Van Buren Co., TN24
Children of James Hooten and Emily Crain are:
i. Carter M. Hooten24, born February 17, 185224
ii. Oliver Cleveland Hooten24, born April 14, 185324
iii. Sarah Frances Hooten24, born 185424; died January 02, 1941 in Netherland Church of Christ, Overton Co., TN24
iv. Armanda Ellen Hooten24, born June 22, 185924; died October 17, 189324
v. Millie Hooten24, born July 25, 186324
vi. Maranda Hooten24, born February 17, 186524; died June 22, 193624
vii. Melinda Hooten24, born February 03, 186724
viii. Robert L. Hooten24, born February 13, 186924
ix. Luisa Hooten24, born 187124
Notes for Luisa Hooten:
[New gen.ged]
married John Wilson
x. Eliza Hooten24, born July 06, 187524
xi. Mary Hooten24, born November 09, 187624
xii. Darthula Hooten24, born December 21, 185824
7 xiii. Tabitha Hooten, born September 28, 1850; died May 05, 1913; married William Johnson December 31, 1864 in Spencer, Van Buren Co., TN.
Generation No. 5
16. Peter Glasscock, Jr.25,26, born 1744 in Prince William (now Fauquier), Virginia Colony, USA; died March 01, 1804 in Rowan Co, North Carolina, USA. He was the son of 32. Sr. Peter Glasscock, Sr. and 33. Jane Fischbach. He married 17. Elizabeth Madden 1770 in Virginia.
17. Elizabeth Madden27,28,29, born 1748 in Prince William Co, Virginia, USA; died 1815 in Rowan Co, North Carolina, USA. She was the daughter of 34. Scarlett Madden and 35. Margaret O'Rear.
Notes for Peter Glasscock, Jr.:
CHILDREN:
1.Charnal GLASCOCK
2.Peter III GLASCOCK
3.G eorge W. \Sr.\ GLASCOCK
4.Madden GLASCOCK
5.Fielding GLASCOCK
6.Scarlet Madden \Sr.\ GLASCOCK
7.J ames GLASCOCK
8.William GLASCOCK
More About Peter Glasscock and Elizabeth Madden:
Marriage: 1770, Virginia
Children of Peter Glasscock and Elizabeth Madden are:
i. Scarlett Madden Glasscock, Sr.30,31, born 1769 in Fauquier Co, Virginia, USA31; died in Iredell Co, North Carolina, USA31
Notes for Scarlett Madden Glasscock, Sr.:
MARRIED: Nancy ROGERSON, 1790,
CHILDREN:
1.Scarlett Madden \Jr.\ GLASCOCK
[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Nancy ROGERSON, 1790,
CHILDREN:
1.Scarlett Madden \Jr.\ GLASCOCK[New gen.ged]
MARRIED: Nancy ROGERSON, 1790,
CHILDREN:
1.Scarlett Madden \Jr.\ GLASCOCK
ii. Sr. George W. Glasscock, Sr., born January 26, 1771 in Rowan, North Carolina, USA; died 1860 in Williamson Co, Tennessee.
Notes for Sr. George W. Glasscock, Sr.:
MARRIED: Elizabeth GRAHAM, 6 May 1806, Williamson, Tennessee
CHILDREN:
1.Rosannah D. GLASCOCK
2.Elizabeth GLASCOCK
3.Catherine "Kate" GLASCOCK
4.Pe ter Murrey GLASCOCK
5.Richard G. GLASCOCK
6.Charnal GLASCOCK
7.Henry D. GLASCOCK
8.George W. \Jr. \ GLASCOCK
9.Jane GLASCOCK
10.Franklin Ewing GLASCOCK[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Elizabeth GRAHAM, 6 May 1806, Williamson, Tennessee
CHILDREN:
1.Ro sannah D. GLASCOCK
2.Elizabeth GLASCOCK
3.Catherine "Kate" GLASCOCK
4.Pet er Murrey GLASCOCK
5.Richard G. GLASCOCK
6.Charnal GLASCOCK
7.Henry D. GL ASCOCK
8.George W. \Jr.\ GLASCOCK
9.Jane GLASCOCK
10.Franklin Ewing GLASC OCK
8 iii. William Glasscock, born July 20, 1793 in Rowan Co, North Carolina; died October 11, 1858 in Overton Co, Tennessee; married (1) Margaret Garner February 15, 1825 in Rowan Co, North Carolina; married (2) Catherine Garner Aft. 1850.
iv. Madden Glasscock
v. George William Glasscock, Sr32, born 1785 in Rowan Co, NC32; died 1846 in Farmington, TN32; married Elizabeth Graham May 05, 180632; born August 28, 1786 in Rowan Co, NC32; died April 12, 1860 in Marshall, TN32.
More About George Glasscock and Elizabeth Graham:
Marriage: May 05, 180632
18. John Garner33, born WFT Est. 1749-177933; died WFT Est. 1804-186533. He married 19. Charity Little July 27, 179833.
19. Charity Little33, born WFT Est. 1757-178133; died WFT Est. 1804-187133.
More About John Garner and Charity Little:
Marriage: July 27, 179833
Child of John Garner and Charity Little is:
9 i. Margaret Garner, born March 19, 1801 in NORTH CAROLINA; died May 30, 1858 in OVERTON CO. TENNESSEE; married (1) Benjamin F. Hicks WFT Est. 1814-1843; married (2) William Glasscock February 15, 1825 in Rowan Co, North Carolina.
30. Abijah C. Crain34, born May 05, 1785 in GA34; died October 02, 1862 in Spencer, Van Buren, TN34. He was the son of 60. William Crain and 61. Mary Unknown. He married 31. Emily Sparks 1804 in Franklin Co, GA34.
31. Emily Sparks34, born December 01, 1790 in GA34; died February 10, 1862 in Spencer, Van Buren Co, Tennessee34. She was the daughter of 62. Jeremiah Sparks and 63. Mary Unknown.
Notes for Abijah C. Crain:
[New gen.ged]
ID: I00080
Name: Abijah C. "Big" Crain
Sex: M
Birth: 5 May 1785 in GA
Death: 2 Oct 1862 in Spencer, Van Buren, Tennessee
Father: William Crain b: 1752 in Granville Co, NC
Mother: Mary Unknown b: ABT 1760
Marri age 1 Emily "Milly" Sparks b: 1 Dec 1790 in GA
Married: ABT 1804 i n Franklin Co, GA
Children
1. Mary Crain b: 1808 in Vallier, Van Bur en Co, TN
2. Elizabeth Crain b: 1810 in Vallier, Van Buren Co, TN
3 . Russell T. Crain b: 12 Jun 1815 in Spencer, Van Buren, TN
4. Malinda Cr ain b: 1820 in Spencer, Van Buren Co, TN
5. Martin Presley Crain b: 1823 in Spencer, Van Buren, Tennessee
6. Oliver Cleveland Crain , Sr. b: 25 No v 1824 in White Co, TN
7. Newell Crain b: 1826 in Van Buren, TN
8. Jeremiah Sparks Crain b: 1829 in Vallier, Van Buren Co, TN
9. Emily Argai n Crain b: 1832 in Vallier, Van Buren Co, TN
10. Abijah Crain b: 1835
Marriage 2 Elizabeth Jemima Rencher
Married: 1836 1
Sources:
1.Gene Pool Individual Records
More About Abijah Crain and Emily Sparks:
Marriage: 1804, Franklin Co, GA34
Child of Abijah Crain and Emily Sparks is:
15 i. Emily Argain Crain, born July 14, 1832 in Vallier, Van Buren Co, TN; died July 07, 1879 in Overton Co., TN; married James Henry Hooten October 17, 1849 in Van Buren Co., TN.
Generation No. 6
32. Sr. Peter Glasscock, Sr.35, born March 13, 1712/13 in N. Farnham, Richmond Co., Virginia Colony36; died February 04, 1784 in Double Creek Farm, Davie Co., NC36. He was the son of 64. Thomas Glasscock, Sr. and 65. Sarah Stone. He married 33. Jane Fischbach 1735 in Virginia Colony, USA.
33. Jane Fischbach37,38, born 1715 in Richmond Co., Virginia Colony39; died Abt. 1760 in Fauquier Co, Virginia40.
Notes for Sr. Peter Glasscock, Sr.:
[New gen.ged]
GEN: See Historical Document.
Road Surveyor during the American Revolution.SAR certified. Continental Army (Virginia).
"Public Cl aim Papers of Fauqier County Va." is listed:
"Peter Glascock Order Book page 260 Court 29 March 1776 is appointed Surveyor of the road t hat part of the road above Cromwells Road."
Rowan Co, NC - Peter's Will(Min utes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Book 4,page 400, Will Book C, p age 208).
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Fauquier County, Virginia, Court Records, 1776-1782 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc ., 1993) by John K. Gott
In his introduction Mr. Gott says, " The 'loose papers' usually filed in the archives of the Clerk's Office, accompanying the entries in the Minute and Order Books are non-existant [sic]. For so me unexplained reason they have disappeared." He also states that copies of the Minute Books are available on microfilm at the Fauquier Co. Public Library or the Virginia State Library. [Note: Possibly with LDS library at Salt Lake als o.]
p. 4 of Gott's book, under the heading of March Court 1776 (25 March), is this entry:
"On the petition of Sundry inhabitan ts of this County and the counties of Frederick, and Hampshire, O. that John Ship, Peter Glascock, William Pearle,Sen'r., and James Murray do view a way for a Road from the Alexandria Road by John Ships to Minor Winn's Mill and from then ce to Powell's Road."
Then, on p. 7, under the heading of May Court 1776, is the following:
"Report of persons to view the road from th e Alexandria Road by John Ships to Minor Winns Mill and from hence into Powells road, returned. ... O. that road be established according to report. Peter Gl ascock apptd. surveyor of that part above Cromwell's Run and Minor Winn, Jun'r. of the other part...."
There are many other pages mentioning various Glasco cks, including the
entry appointing Spencer Glascock Ensign of the Militia (p. 156, September Court 1782).
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"Double Creek Farm" about 4 miles North of Mocksville, North Carolina is
believed to be the land that Peter Glascock Sr. once owned. It lies
between Dutchman's Cre ek and Cedar Creek. According to Rev. Lawrence A. Glassco. Possibly his burial site too.
More About Sr. Peter Glasscock, Sr.:
Event 1: Bef. 1765, MARRIED MARY RECTOR41
Notes for Jane Fischbach:
CHILDREN:
1.John Sr. GLASCOCK
2.Gregory Micajah GLASCOCK
3.James GLASCOCK
4.Peter Jr. GLASCOCK
5.Sarah GLASCOCK
6.Jesse GLASCOCK
7.Jane Grace "Gracey" (Rector) GLASCOCK
8.Frances "Fanny" GLASCOC K
9.Elizabeth GLASCOCK[test2.ged]
also spelled Fishback
More About Peter Glasscock and Jane Fischbach:
Marriage: 1735, Virginia Colony, USA
Children of Peter Glasscock and Jane Fischbach are:
i. John Glasscock, Sr.42,43, born 1736 in Richmond Co, Virginia, USA43; died 1822 in Adams Co, Ohio, USA43; Stepchild.
Notes for John Glasscock, Sr.:
MARRIED: Mary HENDREN, 28 Nov 1759, Goose Creek, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Pe ter GLASCOCK
2.John Robert GLASCOCK
3.Anna (or Annah) GLASCOCK
4.Lydia GLASCOCK
5.William GLASCOC K
6.Thomas GLASCOCK
7.Downing Hendren \Sr.\ GLASCOCK
8.Uriel GLASCOCK
9.Asa GLASCOCK
10.Gregory GLASCOCK
11.Na ncy GLASCOCK
12.Jane GLASCOCK
13.Phoebe GLASCOCK
[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Mary HENDREN, 28 Nov 1759, Goose Creek, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Peter GLASCOCK
2.John Robert GLASCOCK
3.Anna (or Annah) GL ASCOCK
4.Lydia GLASCOCK
5.William GLASCOCK
6.Thomas GLASCOCK
7.Downing Hendren \Sr.\ GLASCOCK
8.Uriel GLASCOCK
9.Asa GLASCOCK
10.Gregory GLASCOC K
11.Nancy GLASCOCK
12.Jane GLASCOCK
13.Phoebe GLASCOCK[New gen.ged]
MARRIED: Mary HENDREN, 28 Nov 1759, Goose Creek, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Pe ter GLASCOCK
2.John Robert GLASCOCK
3.Anna (or Annah) GLASCOCK
4.Lydia GLASCOCK
5.William GLASCOC K
6.Thomas GLASCOCK
7.Downing Hendren \Sr.\ GLASCOCK
8.Uriel GLASCOCK
9.Asa GLASCOCK
10.Gregory GLASCOCK
11.Na ncy GLASCOCK
12.Jane GLASCOCK
13.Phoebe GLASCOCK
ii. James Glasscock44,45,46,47, born 1741 in Prince William (now Fauquier), Virginia Colony, USA48; died Bef. 1793 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, USA48; Stepchild.
Notes for James Glasscock:
MARRIED: Agnes "Agatha" (Rector) maiden GLASCOCK, , Virginia, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Tealey GLASCOCK
MARRIED: Constance JACKSON, ,
CHILDREN:
1.John GLASCOCK[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Agnes "Agatha" (Rector) maiden GLASCOCK, , Virginia, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Tealey GLASCOCK
MARRIED: Constance JACKSON, ,
CHILDREN:
1.John GLASCOC[New gen.ged]
MARRIED: Agnes "Agatha" (Rector) maiden GLASCOCK, , Virginia, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Tealey GLASCOCK
MARRIED: Constance JACKSON, ,
CHILDREN:
1.John GLASCOCK
16 iii. Peter Glasscock, Jr., born 1744 in Prince William (now Fauquier), Virginia Colony, USA; died March 01, 1804 in Rowan Co, North Carolina, USA; Stepchild; married Elizabeth Madden 1770 in Virginia.
iv. Sarah Glasscock49,50,51,52, born 1746 in 1746, Prince William(now Faquier), Virginia Colony, USA53; died WFT Est. 1747-184054,55; Stepchild.
Notes for Sarah Glasscock:
MARRIED: ?? COLLINS, ,[test2.ged]
v. Jesse Glasscock56,57,58,59, born 1748 in Prince William (now Fauquier), Virginia Colony, USA60; died 1810 in Hardin Co, Kentucky60; Stepchild; married (1) ? Adams WFT Est. 1764-179861; born WFT Est. 1740-176261; died WFT Est. 1784-184961; married (2) Mary WFT Est. 1765-179861; born WFT Est. 1744-176461; died WFT Est. 1765-184861; married (3) Miss Dorothy Adams 1781 in Loudoun County, Virginia62; born WFT Est. 1741-176462; died WFT Est. 1786-185262.
Notes for Jesse Glasscock:
MARRIED: Dorothy ADAMS, 1781, Loudoun, Virginia, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Peter GLASCOCK
2.Abraham GLASCOCK
3.Faner (Fanny) GLASCOCK
4.Enoch (Glassco) GLASC OCK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Notes
Volunteered to serve in the N.C. militia when Cornwallis invaded the
south.
Fought in the Battle of King's Mountain. This branch of the family
changed
their name to Glassco, and is the line of Rev. Lawrence Glassco, author
of
Th e Glas(s)cock-Glassco Saga.[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Dorothy ADAMS, 1781, Loudoun, Virginia, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Peter GLAS COCK
2.Abraham GLASCOCK
3.Faner (Fanny) GLASCOCK
4.Enoch (Glassco) GLASCO CK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Notes
Volunteered to serve in the N.C. milit ia when Cornwallis invaded the
south.
Fought in the Battle of King's Mountain . This branch of the family
changed
their name to Glassco, and is the line of Rev. Lawrence Glassco, author
of
The Glas(s)cock-Glassco Saga.[New gen.ged]
MARRIED: Dorothy ADAMS, 1781, Loudoun, Virginia, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Peter GLASCOCK
2.Abraham GLASCOCK
3.Faner (Fanny) GLASCOCK
4.Enoch (Glassco) GLASC OCK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Notes
Volunteered to serve in the N.C. militia when Cornwallis invaded the
south.
Fought in the Battle of King's Mountain. This branch of the family
changed
their name to Glassco, and is the line of Rev. Lawrence Glassco, author
of
Th e Glas(s)cock-Glassco Saga.
More About Jesse Glasscock:
Military record: Abt. 1781, Soldier: North Carolina62
More About Jesse Glasscock and Dorothy Adams:
Marriage: 1781, Loudoun County, Virginia62
vi. Frances Glasscock63,64, born 1751 in Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA65; died Bef. 1830 in Kentucky65
Notes for Frances Glasscock:
MARRIED: John DULIN, 24 Mar 1777, Fauquier, Virginia, USA
[test2.ged]
MARRIED: John DULIN, 24 Mar 1777, Fauquier, Virginia, USA[New gen.ged]
MARRIED: John DULIN, 24 Mar 1777, Fauquier, Virginia, USA
vii. Gregory Micajah Glasscock66, born 1739 in Fauquier County, Virginia66; died 1819 in Fauquier County, Virginia66; married Jemima Dulin 1760 in Fauquier County, Virginia66; born WFT Est. 1723-174766; died WFT Est. 1766-183566.
Notes for Gregory Micajah Glasscock:
MARRIED: Jemima DULIN, ABT. 1760, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Micajah GLASCOCK
2.Archibald GLASCOCK
3.Jeanette GLASCOCK
4.Rebecca GL ASCOCK
5.Gregory \Jr.\ GLASCOCK
6.John GLASCOCK
7.Tho mas GLASCOCK
8.Dr. Daniel GLASSCOCK
9.James GLASCOCK
10 .Mary Ann GLASCOCK
11.Jemima GLASCOCK
12.Asa GLASCOCK
13.William GLASCOCK
More About Gregory Glasscock and Jemima Dulin:
Marriage: 1760, Fauquier County, Virginia66
viii. Jane Grace Glasscock67, born August 1750 in Prince William(now Fauquier), Virginia Colony, USA; died November 07, 1832 in Fleming, Kentucky, USA; Stepchild; married John Rector; born Abt. 1742 in Fauquier County, Virginia67; died 177567.
Notes for Jane Grace Glasscock:
MARRIED: John Jr. RECTOR, , Virginia Colony, USA
C HILDREN:
1.Ann RECTOR
2.Sarah (DeBell) married RECTOR
3.John RECTOR
4.Hannah RECTOR
MARRIED: William QUAINTANCE, 1778, Rappahannock Co, Virginia
CHILDREN:
1.John QUAINTANCE
2.William QUAINTANCE[test2.ged]
MARRIED: John Jr. RECTOR, , Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Ann RECTOR
2 .Sarah (DeBell) married RECTOR
3.John RECTOR
4.Hannah RECTOR
MARRIED: Wil liam QUAINTANCE, 1778, Rappahannock Co, Virginia
CHILDREN:
1.John QUAINTANC E
2.William QUAINTANCE
34. Scarlett Madden68, born 172568; died 179068. He married 35. Margaret O'Rear WFT Est. 1739-177168.
35. Margaret O'Rear69,70,71, born Abt. 1705 in VA72; died Bet. 1729 - 1799 in VA72. She was the daughter of 70. John O'Rear and 71. Mary ?.
More About Scarlett Madden and Margaret O'Rear:
Marriage: WFT Est. 1739-177173
Child of Scarlett Madden and Margaret O'Rear is:
17 i. Elizabeth Madden, born 1748 in Prince William Co, Virginia, USA; died 1815 in Rowan Co, North Carolina, USA; married Peter Glasscock, Jr. 1770 in Virginia.
60. William Crain74, born 1752 in Granville Co, NC74; died 1833 in Henderson Co, TN74. He was the son of 120. Ambrose Crain and 121. Elizabeth Head. He married 61. Mary Unknown Bef. 178274.
61. Mary Unknown74.
More About William Crain and Mary Unknown:
Marriage: Bef. 178274
Child of William Crain and Mary Unknown is:
30 i. Abijah C. Crain, born May 05, 1785 in GA; died October 02, 1862 in Spencer, Van Buren, TN; married Emily Sparks 1804 in Franklin Co, GA.
62. Jeremiah Sparks74, born 1755 in Morgan, GA74; died 1841 in Morgan, GA74. He married 63. Mary Unknown.
63. Mary Unknown74.
Notes for Jeremiah Sparks:
[New gen.ged]
ID: I01379
Name: Jeremiah Sparks
Sex: M
Birth: 1755 in Morgan, GA
Death: Jan 1841 in Morgan, GA 1
Fact 2: AFN: 1V14-9B3
Note:
Stephen CRAIN born about 1785 in PA or GA married (1) Nancy "Pattie" SPARKS daughter of Jeremiah SPARKS, Revolutionary War patriot.
Jeremiah SPARKS Listed as Revolutionary War soldier in the 1827 land lottery of GA.
Subject: Jeremiah Sparks
D ate: Sun, 14 Jan 2001 17:33:48 EST
From: LMoorelrm@aol.com
To: fgamble@channelcrossings.com
First, Thanks for all the great research you have done. May I ask the source for Nancy Sparks birth date? I would like to tell you that Nancy 's father Jeremiah Sparks was not the son of Edward Sparks, but the son of Thomas Sparks , brother of Edward. Edward had 3 children, Jeremiah born 1773, Nancy born 19 July 1775 and James born about 1784. When Edward died March 1786 in
Fluvanna Co VA ,Jeremiah was sent to Rockingham Co NC as an apprentice to
Jeremiah Sparks, son of Thomas. Nancy and James were apprenticed to William
Washington, also of Rockingham Co. Jeremiah Sr married Mary and Jeremiah Jr
married Nancy. Sr died in Morgan Co GA and Jr died in Gwinnett Co Ga. Thomas
Sparks and Margaret had the following children;Jeremiah, James, Thomas Jr and
Elijah. I will be glad to send you Bethel Crain's descendants later. Stephen
Crain died in Hot Spring County, (no s)Arkansas, not Garland Co. Thanks.
Orene Moore
Father: Thomas Sparks
Mother: Margaret Unknown
Marriage 1 Mary Unknown
Children
1. Nancy "Pattie" Sparks b: 10 Jun 1786 in Franklin Co, GA
2. Emily "Milly" Sparks b: 1 Dec 1790 in GA
3. Carter Walton Sparks b: 28 May 1797 in GA
4. Mal inda Sparks b: 1800 in Morgan Co, GA
Sources:
1.LMoorelrm@aol.com
ª Immigrant, Revolutionary War Soldier, Civil War Soldier, Texas Revolution Soldier, ° Slave Owner
Child of Jeremiah Sparks and Mary Unknown is:
31 i. Emily Sparks, born December 01, 1790 in GA; died February 10, 1862 in Spencer, Van Buren Co, Tennessee; married Abijah C. Crain 1804 in Franklin Co, GA.
Generation No. 7
64. Thomas Glasscock, Sr.75,76,77,78, born June 1671 in Richmond, Virginia Colony, USA79; died January 17, 1729/30 in Virginia79. He was the son of 128. Gregory George Glasscock and 129. Mary Ann Newman. He married 65. Sarah Stone80.
65. Sarah Stone81,82,83, born WFT Est. 1659-168683; died January 08, 1729/30 in Richmond Co., VA84. She was the daughter of 130. William Stone, Sr. and 131. Sarah ?.
Notes for Thomas Glasscock, Sr.:
GEN: See Historical Document.
GEN: Killed William Forrester on Nov. 5, 1723 under unknown circumstances.
Fled the county and was not seen by his family again. His lands were
confiscated and his family had to start over In Fauquier Co.,
Virginia.
The Glas(s)cock - Glassco Saga; Lawrence A. Glassco, 1974
Thomas Glascock was declared "arrived at full age at the June 1, 1692
sitting of the Richmond County Court so we assume he was born before
1671. He had married about 1689, and lived on Farnham Creek , the next
creek up the Rappahannock River, about 3 miles north of "Indian Banks", and in Richmond County.He was a first cousin of Col. George Glascock who lived at "Indian Banks" plantation.
Thomas built up a tobacco plantation and estate on Farnham Creek, and in
1718 and 1719 was appointed surveyor of the h ighway from "Capt. Tarpley's house over the Morattico Hill to the main road".
Then tragedy struck. On November 5, 1723, Thomas made an assault on the
body of William Forrester by stabbing him with a knifeand causing his
instant death . Thomas fled from his home and was not heard from again.
There was no trial of the case. His son, Gregory, who was 23 at the time, accompanied him on his e scape. Upon the son's return to Virginia, he was arraigned bya Richmond County
Court as an accessory after the murder. After hearing the testimony of
Gregory, and his brothers John and Thomas II, he was aquitted and placed on an order of good behavior.
The murder and subsequent flight left Thomas' wife Sarah with six children on the Farnham Creek property. She probably maintained the f amily home for a time in the best way she could manage, but "King" Robert Carter eventually took possession of Thomas' real estate, negroes, and other property which was forfeited to the government. King Carter was the largest landowner in Virgina and the Glascock's neighbor. The next generation in Thomas' line apparently had to start all over again on their
own. They moved north from th eir old home in the Tidewater, and established large families and many descendants in northern Virginia.
King Carter's will of 1726 indicates that he had taken charge of Thomas' personal property, and expected to get Glascock's land also. It states "if my son John (Carter) comes to enjoy the said Glascock's lands under a good tittle that then he further consider the said Glascock's children in such proportion as he shall think fitt, or otherwise gratify them according to his discretion". Since both John and Peter Glascock settled on land belongingto John Carter in Prince William County, that may indicate that Carter did honor the request of his father's will.
The original newspaper report of Thomas Glasscock's flight from justice:
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY MERCURY
No. 216 f rom Tuesday January 28th to Tuesday February 4th, 1724
"By special command, of the Honourable Sir William Keith, Bart, Governor
of the Province, publick Notice is hereby given: That there is come to
his hands a Writ of Hue and Cry, under the Hand of the Honourable Hugh
The original newspaper report o f Thomas Glasscock's flight from justice:
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY MERCURY
No. 216 from Tuesday January 28th to Tuesday Februar y 4th, 1724
"By special command, of the Honourable Sir William Keith, Bart, Governor
of the Province, publick Notice is hereby given: That there is come to
his hands a Writ of Hue a nd Cry, under the Hand of the Honourable Hugh
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001]
Thomas was also a Rappahannock River tobacco planter [ of the Northern Neck.] His cousin, Col. George Glascock apparently built "Indian Banks" on the Morattico Creek. Col. George amassed a fortune and his children married prominent persons.
Thomas lived a few miles north on Farnham Creek. Less is known about him. His wife, Sarah Stone, was related to the important Stone family of Col. John Stone who was Sheriff of Richmond County in 1692. Thomas may have been a successful tobacco planter, like his cousin. He inherited land from his father, Gregory, in 1682. In 1715 he acted on a committee to take depositions in a property question. In 1718 and 1719 he was appointed surveyor of the highway from Capt. Tarpley's house over the Morattico Hill to the main road.
Then tragedy struck. On November 5, 1723, Thomas made "an assualt on the Body of William Forrester by stabbing him with a knife by means whereof the said Forrester Instantly Dyed." No other details on the murder are available. No knowledge of the circumstances surrounding the incident are known, nor is a motive known, or any justifying facts. Afterwards Thomas fled from his home and apparently was never heard from again by his family. His son Gregory, who was 23 years old at the time, accompanied his father and was later arraigned by a Richmond County Court as an accessory after the murder. After a hearing the testimony of Gregory and his brothers, John (age 24) and Thomas, Jr. (age 18), the court found that "the principal not being attainted, noe indictment will lye against the Accessory, therefore the sd Gregory Glascock is Admitted to Baille." There was no trial.
"But presumably in 1723 the world came crashing down on this branch of the family when Thomas murdered William Forrester." Sarah and her six children managed for a while at Farnham Creek, but "King" Robert Carter took possession of Thomas real estate, his slaves and other property which was forfeited to the government.
Probably the older boys helped to support the family. At the time of the incident, Peter was only aged nine. They moved north from their old home in the Tidewater and established large families and had many descendants in northern Virginia in the Piedmont area.
Both John and Peter settled on land belonging to John Carter in Prince William County, (which may indicate that Carter did honor the request of his father's will.
More About Thomas Glasscock, Sr.:
Baptism: alternate birth date; 6 June 166285
Burial: 85
Event 1: LIVED ON FARNHAM CREEK, VIRGINIA86
Event 2: July 13, 1723, MURDERED WILLIAM FORRESTER86
Event 3: June 06, 1662, ALT B DAT86
Fact 13: November 05, 1723, He killed William Forrester In Richmond Co, VA & fled to the south: no trial .87
Notes for Sarah Stone:
CHILDREN:
1.John GLASCOCK
2.Gregory GLASCOCK
3.Elizabeth GLASCOCK
4.Thomas GLASCOCK
5.Sarah Stone GLASCOCK
6.Peter \Sr.\ GLASCOCK
More About Thomas Glasscock and Sarah Stone:
Marriage: 88
Children of Thomas Glasscock and Sarah Stone are:
i. John Glasscock, Sr.89, born January 14, 1698/99 in Richmond County, Virginia89; died June 28, 1784 in Fauquier County, Virginia89; married Margaret O'Rear 1729 in Fauquier County, Virginia89; born Abt. 1705 in VA90; died Bet. 1729 - 1799 in VA90.
Notes for John Glasscock, Sr.:
[test2.ged]
BURIED: , Atoka area, Fauquier, Virginia, USA
MARRIED: Margaret O'REAR, 1728, Prince William, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.William GLASCOCK
2.Lt. Thomas GLASCOCK
3.Mary GLASCOCK
4.John \Jr.\ GLASCOCK
5.Susanna GLASCOCK
6.George GLASCOCK
7.Margaret GLASCOCK
8.Hezekiah GLASCOCK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~
GEN: Built "Rockburn" at foot of "Mother Leathercoat"
Buried at Rockburn Cemetery.
Supplied Beef to the Virginia Continental Army.
-----------
His will made in 1780 for John Glascock.
-----------
"the Mellet and Hickman Families...." by Franklin Miller, Jr
contains a copy of John's will.
More About John Glasscock, Sr.:
Burial: Atoka area, Fauquier, Virginia, USA
Military record: Abt. 1778, Patriot Revolutionary War: Virginia91
More About John Glasscock and Margaret O'Rear:
Marriage: 1729, Fauquier County, Virginia91
ii. Gregory Glasscock91, born March 10, 1699/00 in Richmond County, Virginia91; died 1752 in Richmond County, Virginia91; married (1) Alice Elder 1727 in Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA92; born WFT Est. 1696-1715 in Richmond Co., VA92; died June 25, 1730 in N. Farnham Parish, Richmond Co, Virginia, USA92; married (2) Elizabeth Elder January 29, 1730/3192; born WFT Est. 1692-171492; died WFT Est. 1736-180392.
Notes for Gregory Glasscock:
MARRIED: Alice ELDER, 1727, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Sarah GLASCOCK
2.William (Col.) GLASCOCK
MARRIED: Elizabeth ELDER, 29 Jan 1731/32, Richmond Co., VA
CHILDREN:
1.Gregory GLASCOCK
2.Jesse GLASCOCK
3.Traverse GLASCOCK
4.John GLASCOCK
5.Grace GLASCOCK
6.Captain Peter GLASCOCK
7.George GLASCOCK
Notes
GEN: The Glas(s)cock - Glassco Saga
GEN: The 1st 5 generations of Glasscocks in America-from 1643
GEN: mid 19th
GEN: Century by Lawrence A. Glas sco
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections. com
----------------
Note for: Gregory Gl ascock, 10 MAR 1700 - 1752
-------------------------------- ------------------------------------------
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Sources:
#1 "North Farnham Parish Registry, Richmond , Virginia"; FHL film 0033746;
Family History Library, Salt L ake City, UT
#2 Bible of William Hendren, owned by Mrs. Rober t L. Cox, 626 McConnell
Street, Memphis, TN[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Alice ELDER, 1727, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Sara h GLASCOCK
2.William (Col.) GLASCOCK
MARRIED: Elizabeth ELDER, 29 Jan 1731/ 32, Richmond Co., VA
CHILDREN:
1.Gregory GLASCOCK
2.Jesse GLASCOCK
3.Tr averse GLASCOCK
4.John GLASCOCK
5.Grace GLASCOCK
6.Captain Peter GLASCOCK
7.George GLASCOCK
Notes
GEN: The Glas(s)cock - Glassco Saga
GEN: The 1st 5 generations of Glasscocks in America-from 1643
GEN: mid 19th
GEN: Cent ury by Lawrence A. Glassco
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredk onnections.com
----------------
Note for: Gregory Glascock, 10 MAR 1700 - 1752
------------------------------------------------------------------------ --
------
Sources:
#1 "North Farnham Parish Registry, Richmond, Virginia"; FHL film 0033746;
Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT
#2 Bible of Wil liam Hendren, owned by Mrs. Robert L. Cox, 626 McConnell
Street, Memphis, TN[New gen.ged]
MARRIED: Alice ELDER, 1727, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Sarah GLASCOCK
2.William (Col.) GLASCOCK
MARRIED: Elizabeth ELDER, 29 Jan 1731/32, Richmond Co., VA
CHILDREN:
1.Gregory GLASCOCK
2.Jesse GLASCOCK
3.Traverse GLASCOCK
4.John GLASCOCK
5.Grace GLASCOCK
6.Captain Peter GLASCOCK
7.George GLASC OCK
Notes
GEN: The Glas(s)cock - Glassco Saga
GEN: The 1st 5 generations of Glasscocks in America-from 1643
GEN: mid 19th
GEN: Century by Lawrence A. Glas sco
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections. com
----------------
Note for: Gregory Gl ascock, 10 MAR 1700 - 1752
-------------------------------- ------------------------------------------
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Sources:
#1 "North Farnham Parish Registry, Richmond , Virginia"; FHL film 0033746;
Family History Library, Salt L ake City, UT
#2 Bible of William Hendren, owned by Mrs. Rober t L. Cox, 626 McConnell
Street, Memphis, TN
More About Gregory Glasscock and Alice Elder:
Marriage: 1727, Fauquier, Virginia Colony, USA92
iii. Elizabeth Glasscock92,93, born April 20, 170394; died 172694
iv. Sarah Stone Glasscock95,96,97,98, born 1707 in Virginia Colony, USA98; died WFT Est. 1711-1804 in Rowan County, North Carolina99; married Charnal Hightower January 17, 1727/28 in North Farnham Parish Church, Virginia Colony, USA100; born WFT Est. 1676-1708100; died WFT Est. 1733-1795100.
Notes for Sarah Stone Glasscock:
Notes
GEN: The Glas(s)cock - Glassco Saga
GEN: The 1st 5 generations of Glasscocks in America-from 1643
GEN: mid 19th Century by Lawrence A. Glassco
GEN: See Historical Document.[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Charnel (or Charles) HIGHTOWER, 16 Jan 1727/28, North Farnham Parish Church,
Richmond Co, VA
CHILDREN:
1.Rawleigh HIGHTOWER
2.Sarah HIGHTOWER
More About Sarah Stone Glasscock:
Event 1: HAD EIGHT CHILDREN101
More About Charnal Hightower and Sarah Glasscock:
Marriage: January 17, 1727/28, North Farnham Parish Church, Virginia Colony, USA102
v. Col. William Glasscock103, born May 28, 1730103; died WFT Est. 1731-1820103
vi. Jesse Glasscock103, born May 10, 1733103103
vii. Traverse Glasscock103, born October 01, 1734103; died WFT Est. 1735-1824103
viii. John Glasscock103, born December 28, 1738103; died WFT Est. 1739-1828103
ix. George Glasscock103, born September 1741103; died WFT Est. 1742-1831103
Children of Thomas Glasscock and Sarah Stone are:
i. Elizabeth Glasscock104,105, born April 12, 1705 in Richmond Co, Virginia Colony, USA105; died 1726 in Virginia Colony, USA105
ii. Thomas Glasscock, Jr.106,107,108,109,110, born April 12, 1705 in Virginia Colony, USA111; died January 08, 1725/26 in Richmond, Virginia, USA111
32 iii. Sr. Peter Glasscock, Sr., born March 13, 1712/13 in N. Farnham, Richmond Co., Virginia Colony; died February 04, 1784 in Double Creek Farm, Davie Co., NC; married (1) Jane Fischbach 1735 in Virginia Colony, USA; married (2) Mary Rector 1760 in Virginia Colony, USA.
70. John O'Rear He married 71. Mary ?.
71. Mary ?
Child of John O'Rear and Mary ? is:
35 i. Margaret O'Rear, born Abt. 1705 in VA; died Bet. 1729 - 1799 in VA; married (1) John Glasscock, Sr. 1729 in Fauquier County, Virginia; married (2) Scarlett Madden WFT Est. 1739-1771.
120. Ambrose Crain111, born 1734 in Hanover Township, Dauphin Co, PA111; died 1793 in Loudan Co, VA111. He was the son of 240. William Crain, Sr. and 241. Jean Unknown. He married 121. Elizabeth Head Bef. 1751111.
121. Elizabeth Head111, born Bet. 1720 - 1735 in NC111; died 1815 in Robertson Co, TN111.
Notes for Ambrose Crain:
[New gen.ged]
2nd Lt. Penn State Regiment, Revolutionary War.
A Sarah Cunningha m married an Ambrose Crain in or around Hanover Township,PA, May 12, 1767
1768
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Year:
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County :
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Image:
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Township:
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Roll:
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ID: I1432
Name: Ambrose CRAIN
Sex: M
Birth: 1734 in Hanover Twp, Dauphi n Co, PA
Death: 1793 in VA
Father: William CRAIN b: 17 04 in Province of Ulster, County Down, Ireland
Mother: JEAN b: ABT 1704
Family 1 Elizabeth HEAD? b: ABT 1740
Married: AB T 1758
Children
1.John Benjamin CRAIN b: 1759 in NC
2.Mildred CRAIN b: 1760 in Surry Co, NC
3.Lewis CRAIN b: 1 762 in VA or NC
4.Joel CRAIN b: 1762
American Biogr aphical Library
Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the War of the Revolution
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army
C
Fifteenth Virginia
page 176
Crain, Ambrose (Pa). 2d Lieutenant Pennsylvania State Regim ent, 17th April, 1777; cashiered 20th August,
1777. (Name also spell ed
Crane.)
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published in from 5 to 31v. Ea. Philadelphia
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recds.) And all the v. of SeriesV. Which
contain near ly complete Pa. Rev. War
recds.)Ser.5: 2:333, 516; 3:694; 7:530, 538 ,
906, 964, 1052
Father: William ¿ Crain , Sr b: 1704 in Coun ty Down, Ulster, Ireland
Mother: Jean ¿ Unknown b: 1705 in County Down, Ulste r, Ireland
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Head b: 1720-1735 in NC
Married : BEF Jul 1751 in Amelia Co, VA
Children
1. Mary Crain
2. Will iam Crain b: 1752 in Granville Co, NC
3. John Benjamin Crain b: 6 Feb 1 759 in NC or TN
4. Mildred Crain b: 1760 in Surry Co, NC
5. Lewis C rain b: 1762 in NC
6. Joel Crain b: 27 Feb 1762 in Granville Co, NC
ª Immigrant, Revolutionary War Soldier, Ý Civil War Soldier, ÝÝ Texas Revolutio n Soldier, ° Slave Owner
More About Ambrose Crain and Elizabeth Head:
Marriage: Bef. 1751111
Child of Ambrose Crain and Elizabeth Head is:
60 i. William Crain, born 1752 in Granville Co, NC; died 1833 in Henderson Co, TN; married Mary Unknown Bef. 1782.
Generation No. 8
128. Gregory George Glasscock, born 1634 in Essex Co., England or Virginia Colony; died 1689 in Virginia Colony, USA. He was the son of 256. Sr. Thomas Glasscock, Sr. and 257. Jane Juet. He married 129. Mary Ann Newman January 18, 1666/67 in Rappahannock, Virginia Colony, USA112.
129. Mary Ann Newman113, born Abt. 1640113; died WFT Est. 1698-1736113. She was the daughter of 258. Alexander Newman.
Notes for Mary Ann Newman:
MARRIED: Richard PEACOCK, ABT. 1695, Virginia Colony, USA
MARRIED: Gregory George GLASCOCK, 18 Jan 1666/67, Rappahannock, Virginia Colony, USA
GEN: See Historical Document.
GEN: See Historical Document.
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
---------------
Some believe that Mary's last name is "Newman".[test2.ged]
MARRIED: Richard PEACOCK, ABT. 1695, Virginia Colony, USA
MARRIED: Gregory George GLASCOCK, 18 Jan 1666/67, Rappahannock, Virginia Colony, USA
More About Gregory Glasscock and Mary Newman:
Marriage: January 18, 1666/67, Rappahannock, Virginia Colony, USA114
Children of Gregory Glasscock and Mary Newman are:
i. Anne Glasscock115, born November 10, 1673 in Old Rappannock County, VA115; died Bef. 1704 in Old Rappannock County, VA ?115; married John Wilson WFT Est. 1687-1702 in Old Rappannock County, VA ?115; born WFT Est. 1656-1676115,116; died WFT Est. 1690-1762117,118.
More About Anne Glasscock:
Individual Note: Twin w/ Mary
More About John Wilson and Anne Glasscock:
Marriage: WFT Est. 1687-1702, Old Rappannock County, VA ?119
ii. Mary Glasscock120,121,122,123, born November 10, 1673 in Richmond Co, Virginia Colony, USA124; died 1721125,126; married (1) Zacharias Nichols WFT Est. 1687-1712 in Old Rappannock County, VA ?127; born WFT Est. 1656-1676127; died WFT Est. 1690-1762127; married (2) Thomas Carpenter January 13, 1716/17127,128; born WFT Est. 1659-1697129,130; died WFT Est. 1721-1781131,132.
Notes for Mary Glasscock:
MARRIED: Zacharias NICHOLS, ,
MARRIED: Thomas CARPENTER, 13 Jan 1716/17, Virg inia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.John CARPENTER[New gen.ged]
More About Mary Glasscock:
Individual Note: Twin w/ Anne
More About Zacharias Nichols and Mary Glasscock:
Marriage: WFT Est. 1687-1712, Old Rappannock County, VA ?133
64 iii. Thomas Glasscock, Sr., born June 1671 in Richmond, Virginia Colony, USA; died January 17, 1729/30 in Virginia; married (1) Sarah Stone; married (2) Sarah Stone 1698 in Richmond County, Virginia.
130. William Stone, Sr.134,135,136,137,138, born WFT Est. 1618-1659139,140; died WFT Est. 1659-1739141,142. He was the son of 260. Col. John Stone. He married 131. Sarah ? WFT Est. 1642-1697143,144.
131. Sarah ?145,146, born Abt. 1645 in Richmond Co., VA146; died May 01, 1717 in Totuskey Creek, Richmond Co., VA146.
Notes for William Stone, Sr.:
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
Burial: William and Sarah lie buried in one of the old cemeteries along
Tutuskey Creek that have long been forgotten, and now lost.
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William and Sarah Stone of the Northern Neck of Virginia, by Bertha C.
Chandler
The Northern Neck of Virginia is more than an historic Place. It's past
history lives and breathes with you, and it's pulse beats with yours if
you walk along the old Indian Paths, and the creeks that still bear
Indian n ames. In that ancient land where the "Rappahannoc" Indians were
the first settlers, and were members of the powerful "Powhatan
Confederacy", there is much history. Their tribe along with others made a
strong group on the east coast. They traveled by water or on land by
foot, and made the first roads which were paths made by animals. They
followed the animal paths that went to water , and these paths later
became the roads that the settlers us ed to roll their tobacco hogsheads
to the nearest port.
The Indians left their names behind when they were pushed furthe r and
further inland. Names like "Rappahannoc Indian Towne", Indian Banks,
Menokin, Morattico, Tappahannock, Powhatan and Totuskey are still in use
there. I found the Northern Neck of Virginia to be a neck or peninsular
of land lying between th e Potomac and the Rappahannock Rivers. It is
almost an island . It most likely was referred to by the early settlers at
Jam estown as the Northern Neck. The name appears in print in early
records as "Ye Northern Necke". It is a narrow strip of land about twenty
miles wide and runs inland between the two rivers for about one hundred
miles before it narrows at Fredericksburg, Virginia. There the Rivers
almost join, almost making it an island. It was to this place that
William and Sarah Stone brought their young family and seated their
Plantation on Totuskey Creek, Old Rappahannock County.
William Stone bought 200 acres of land on Totuskey Creek from Gyles and
Mary Cole on October 20 , 1672. (deed book 5, p. 86 & 87, Essex County
Court House in Tappahannock, Va., for 600 Lbs. of tobacco received from
Wm. Stone...a conveyance of 200 acres of land on Totuskey Creek;)
Another deed in Essex County, where the Old Rappahannock County records
are kept at Tappahannock, is dated April 3, 1680. On page 105, " Robert
Bedwell to William Stone....Robert Bedwell of Farnham Parish of
Rappahannock County, Planter, with consent of wife, Susanna, and for 250
lbs. sterling paid by William Stone, of Kingston Parish, Gloucester
County, Planter, do sell....720 acres in Farnham Parish." April 3, 1680
Witnesses:
Dominick Rice Robert and Susanna Bedwell
Henry Albin Recorded 7th, April, 1680
Peter Ellis Edmo. Craske cl cu r.
Another deed for William St[test2.ged]
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
Burial: William and Sarah lie buri ed in one of the oldcemeteries along
Tutuskey Creek that have long been forgot ten, and now lost.
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Publication of the Three Rivers Historical Socie ty at Hemingway, S.C.
29554
Volume VII March, 1987 No. 1
William an d Sarah Stone of the Northern Neck of Virginia, by Bertha C.
Chandler
The N orthern Neck of Virginia is more than an historicPlace. It's past
history live s and breathes with you, and it's pulse beats with yours if
you walk along the old Indian Paths, and the creeks that still bear
Indian names. In that ancien t land where the "Rappahannoc" Indians were
the first settlers, and were membe rs of the powerful "Powhatan
Confederacy", there is much history. Their tribe alongwith others made a
strong group on the east coast. They traveled by water or on land by
foot, and made the first roads which were paths made by animals. They
followed the animal paths that went to water, and these paths later
bec ame the roads that the settlers used to roll their tobacco hogsheads
to the ne arest port.
The Indians left their names behind when they were pushed furthe r and
further inland. Names like "Rappahannoc Indian Towne",Indian Banks,
Men okin, Morattico, Tappahannock, Powhatan and Totuskey are still in use
there. I found the Northern Neck of Virginia to be a neck or peninsular
of land lying between the Potomac and the RappahannockRivers. It is
almost an island. It mos t likely was referred to by the early settlers at
Jamestown as the Northern Ne ck. The name appears in print in early
records as "Ye Northern Necke". It is a narrow strip of land about twenty
miles wide and runs inland between the two rivers for about one hundred
miles before it narrows at Fredericksburg, Virgin ia. There the Rivers
almost join, almost making it an island. It was to this p lace that
William and Sarah Stone brought their young family andseated their
Plantation on Totuskey Creek, Old Rappahannock County.
William Stone bought 200 acres of land on Totuskey Creek from Gyles and
Mary Cole on October 20, 16 72. (deed book 5, p. 86 & 87, Essex County
Court House in Tappahannock, Va., f or 600 Lbs. of tobacco received from
Wm. Stone...a conveyance of 200 acres of land on Totuskey Creek;)
Another deed in Essex County, where the Old Rappaha nnock County records
are kept at Tappahannock, is dated April 3, 1680. On page 105, "Robert
Bedwell to William Stone....Robert Bedwell of Farnham Parish of
Rappahannock County, Planter, with consent of wife, Susanna, and for 250
lbs. sterling paid by William Stone, of Kingston Parish, Gloucester
County, Plante r, do sell....720 acres in Farnham Parish." April 3, 1680
Witnesses:
Dominick Rice Robert and Susanna Bedwell
Henry Albin Recorded 7th, April, 1680
Peter Ellis Edmo. Craske cl cur.
Another deed for William St[New gen.ged]
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
Burial: William and Sarah lie buried in one of the old cemeteries along
Tutuskey Creek that have long been forgotten, and now lost.
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The Three Rivers Chronicle
Publica tion of the Three Rivers Historical Society at Hemingway, S.C.
29554
Volume VII March, 1987 No. 1
William and Sarah Stone of the Northern Neck of Virginia, by Bertha C.
Chandler
The Northern Neck of Virginia is more than an historic Place. It's past
history lives and breathes with you, and it's pulse beats with yours if
you walk along the old Indian Paths, and the creeks that still bear
Indian n ames. In that ancient land where the "Rappahannoc" Indians were
the first settlers, and were members of the powerful "Powhatan
Confederacy", there is much history. Their tribe along with others made a
strong group on the east coast. They traveled by water or on land by
foot, and made the first roads which were paths made by animals. They
followed the animal paths that went to water , and these paths later
became the roads that the settlers us ed to roll their tobacco hogsheads
to the nearest port.
The Indians left their names behind when they were pushed furthe r and
further inland. Names like "Rappahannoc Indian Towne", Indian Banks,
Menokin, Morattico, Tappahannock, Powhatan and Totuskey are still in use
there. I found the Northern Neck of Virginia to be a neck or peninsular
of land lying between th e Potomac and the Rappahannock Rivers. It is
almost an island . It most likely was referred to by the early settlers at
Jam estown as the Northern Neck. The name appears in print in early
records as "Ye Northern Necke". It is a narrow strip of land about twenty
miles wide and runs inland between the two rivers for about one hundred
miles before it narrows at Fredericksburg, Virginia. There the Rivers
almost join, almost making it an island. It was to this place that
William and Sarah Stone brought their young family and seated their
Plantation on Totuskey Creek, Old Rappahannock County.
William Stone bought 200 acres of land on Totuskey Creek from Gyles and
Mary Cole on October 20 , 1672. (deed book 5, p. 86 & 87, Essex County
Court House in Tappahannock, Va., for 600 Lbs. of tobacco received from
Wm. Stone...a conveyance of 200 acres of land on Totuskey Creek;)
Another deed in Essex County, where the Old Rappahannock County records
are kept at Tappahannock, is dated April 3, 1680. On page 105, " Robert
Bedwell to William Stone....Robert Bedwell of Farnham Parish of
Rappahannock County, Planter, with consent of wife, Susanna, and for 250
lbs. sterling paid by William Stone, of Kingston Parish, Gloucester
County, Planter, do sell....720 acres in Farnham Parish." April 3, 1680
Witnesses:
Dominick Rice Robert and Susanna Bedwell
Henry Albin Recorded 7th, April, 1680
Peter Ellis Edmo. Craske cl cu r.
Another deed for William St[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001]
A transcribed copy of a will the will of William Stone, of Farnham Parish, is included in the Glasscock Family File at the Missouri Historical Society Archives. This file is a collection of letters written about 1953 and notes and documents accumulated over many years by Alta [Mrs. Elmer] Botts of Custer, Montana. In addition to Glasscocks are the Moss and Butler Families of Putnam County, Indiana, Fleming County, Kentucky and Fauquier and Richmond Counties, Virginia. [my notes taken: 21 July 1995 ]
In William Stones' Will a mention is made of son-in-law, Robert Scolfield, who received goods about six years ago [ca 1698]. It is uncertain to which daughter he was married. Was his wife already deceased?
Elizabeth was single and later married William Dawson.
Mary had married Mr. Fan.
Sarah had married Thomas Glascock, the ill-fated runaway.
[ Sarah was not named in her father's will, but her two oldest
sons: Gregory and John Glascock are named.]
Notes for Sarah ?:
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
Burial: William and Sarah lie buried in one of the old cemeteries along
Tutuskey Creek that have long been forgotten, and now lost.[test2.ged]
More About William Stone and Sarah ?:
Marriage: WFT Est. 1642-1697147,148
Children of William Stone and Sarah ? are:
65 i. Sarah Stone, born WFT Est. 1659-1686; died January 08, 1729/30 in Richmond Co., VA; married (1) Thomas Glasscock, Sr.; married (2) Thomas Glasscock, Sr. 1698 in Richmond County, Virginia.
ii. Elizabeth Stone149, born Abt. 1680 in Farnham Creek, Richmond Co., Virginia149; died WFT Est. 1716-1775149; married William Dawson Bef. July 02, 1711 in Farnham Creek, Richmond Co., Virginia149; born Abt. 1678149; died WFT Est. 1716-1769149.
More About William Dawson and Elizabeth Stone:
Marriage: Bef. July 02, 1711, Farnham Creek, Richmond Co., Virginia149
iii. Mary Stone149, born Abt. 1684 in Richmond Co., Virginia149; died WFT Est. 1710-1778149; married ? Fan Bef. 1704149; born WFT Est. 1659-1685149; died WFT Est. 1709-1772149.
More About ? Fan and Mary Stone:
Marriage: Bef. 1704149
iv. Phillip Stone149, born Abt. 1687 in Virginia149; died WFT Est. 1688-1777149
v. Joshua Stone149, born Abt. 1689149; died Aft. 1717149
vi. William Stone, Jr.149, born Abt. 1691 in Virginia149; died WFT Est. 1716-1782149; married Ann Harrison Abt. 1710 in Richmond County, VA149; born Abt. 1693149; died WFT Est. 1716-1787149.
More About William Stone and Ann Harrison:
Marriage: Abt. 1710, Richmond County, VA149
240. William Crain, Sr.150, born 1704 in County Down, Ulster, Ireland150; died 1780 in West Hanover, Dauphin Co, PA150. He married 241. Jean Unknown 1733 in Ulster, Ireland150.
241. Jean Unknown150, born 1705 in County Down, Ulster, Ireland150; died 1754 in West Hanover, Dauphin Co, PA150.
Notes for William Crain, Sr.:
[New gen.ged]
Boggess & Parkison 'Hunting Grounds'
4794 total entries, last upda ted Thu Jan 6 01:20:48 2000
Jane Boggess <boggess@feist.com>
Boggess & Parkison 'Hunting Grounds'
ID: I3654
Name: William CRAIN
Sex: M
Birth: 1704 in Province of Ulster, County Down, Ireland
Death: 1780 in Hanover Twp, Dauphin Co , PA
Burial: place Old Hanover Curch Cem, Hanover, PA
Family 1 JEAN b: ABT 1704
Children
1.Ambrose CRAIN b: 1734 in Hanover Twp, Dauphin Co, PA
2.Joel CRAIN b: ABT 1737
3.George CRAIN b: 1739
4.William CRAIN b: 1742
5.Ric hard CRAIN b: 1745
Burial:
ÎÎ
Old Hanover Church Cem, Hanover Twp, Dauphin Co, PAÎ
Marriage 1 Jean ¿ Unknown b: 17 05 in County Down, Ulster, Ireland
Married: ABT 1733 in Ulster, Ir eland
Children
1. Ambrose Crain b: 1734 in Hanover Township, Dauph in Co, PA
2. George Crain b: 1739
3. Joseph Crain b: 1741 in Hano ver Township, Dauphin Co, PA
4. William Crain b: 1742
5. Richard Cr ain b: 1745
More About William Crain and Jean Unknown:
Marriage: 1733, Ulster, Ireland150
Child of William Crain and Jean Unknown is:
120 i. Ambrose Crain, born 1734 in Hanover Township, Dauphin Co, PA; died 1793 in Loudan Co, VA; married Elizabeth Head Bef. 1751.
Generation No. 9
256. Sr. Thomas Glasscock, Sr., born 1620 in Essex Co., England; died June 1663 in Warwick River County, Virginia151. He was the son of 512. Robert Glasscock and 513. Deborah Ivey. He married 257. Jane Juet June 17, 1643 in London, Middlesex, England152.
257. Jane Juet153,154,155,156, born 1620 in England157; died Aft. 1678 in Warwick Co., VA157.
Notes for Sr. Thomas Glasscock, Sr.:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001]
Thomas patented land in 1643 in Warwick River County, Virginia and was listed among the fifty prominent families there. [ p. 240, Old Churches, Families and Ministers of Virginia, by Bishop William Meade.] Thomas moved north from the James River and lived on his patent on the Peanketanke River in 1652. Probably he moved further north to settle on the Morattico Creek land in the early 1660's.
Also Early Virginia Immigrants, P. 129.
Notes for Thomas Glascock:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #2144, Date of Import: Sep 14, 1998]
THOMAS GLASCOCK (1620-1663) Just what forces combined to cause Thomas to leave England are unknown. We do know that England was in those days a very distraught country, for the Great Rebellion--the bitter struggle between King Charles I and Parliament for control of the country--was in process. England's Civil War began in 1642 and the battle between the Royalist Cavaliers, who supported the reigning Stuart king, and the Roundheads, who supported Parliament and Oliver
Cromwell for political and religious control of the country soon split the nation into two armed camps. 1643 was a bloody year
in England and, as in all wars, many people suffered great hardships. Some of them left the country and emigrated to
America--and among these emigrants was Thomas Glascock. Perhaps he was a disillusioned Cavalier. During the war a
considerable number of these Royalists came to Virginia because it held steadfast to the Crown and the old reign of Charles I
under the rule of Sir William Berkely. Berkely, a rich young Royalist, had been commissioned governor of Virginia by Charles
and arrived in 1642, about a year ahead of Thomas. Perhaps he left for religious reasons for believers of the established Church
of England were at the threats of Puritans and reformers, and vice versa during these dare days. Or perhaps he was just an
adventurous younger son who wanted to try his luck as a Virginia planter. One of Thomas' 1643 patents was for 130 acres in
Warwick River County "parallel to his own and land of John Leyden and adjacent to land of Thomas Davis" for transporting
three persons to Virginia from England. John Leyden's patents, issued in 1636, are for land on the "Old" Poquoson River, the
"New" Poquosin River, and the James River. Thus it appears that Thomas' 1643 patent was for land on the lower part of the
peninsula between the James and the York Rivers and situated near the James River somewhat between Newport News,
Hampton and Yorktown, now mostly a heavily populated city area. On August 30, 1643, Thomas also patented 200 acres "a
mile and a half upon the South side of Peankatanke River, adj Christopher Royce" for transporting 4 persons to Virginia. Two
of the four were himself and his wife Jane. We are sure that he lived on this patent, for in 1652 he was appointed Justice of the
Peace for the Peankatanke area by the Burgesses, sitting at Jamestown. The Peankatanke River is north of his other patent, in
York County on the peninsula between the York and Rappahannock Rivers, and it flows into the Chesapeake Bay just a few
miles below the mouth of the Rappahannock. The first patent on the Peankatanke was granted in 1642 and only four others
were granted before Thomas', so we know that he was one of the first settlers in the area. Settlement started around
Jamestown, moved up and down the James River, and then spread further north and south along the Tidewater coast as Indians
were driven back and more settlers arrived. John Leydon (or Laydon) is listed in the records as an "Ancient Planter"...one who
arrived in Virginia before 1616. In fact, he arrived with John Smith and the first settlers, at age 27, on the "Susan Constant" in
1607. He married a maid who came in 1608, and the wedding was the first one solemnized in English America. He survived the
massacre of 1622 and by the time of the muster of 1624/1625 only one other man is listed as a survivor of the first settlement of
1607--so he was apparently the oldest and the last of the original settlers. If Thomas did live next to him in 1643, the 63 year
old Leyden and his wife must have had some interesting tales to tell of the suffering and trials of the first 36 years of the colony!
Thomas' other neighbor, Thomas Davis, was the son of James Davis, also an "Ancient Planter" who had died before 1633. We
can only speculate about what contact the Glascocks had with these earliest settlers at the Jamestown settlement, but it is
interesting to learn that Glascock's patent was apparently between the patents of these revered "Ancient Planters." On June 28,
1652, Thomas Glascock patented 600 acres in Lancaster County, 200 acres of which were granted upon his surrendering "200
acres on Peankatanke River formerly granted." This transaction proves that the Glascocks arrived in Lancaster County in 1652.
Here the Glascocks set about the task of building a home and clearing land for tobacco. The typical Virginia dwelling of that day
was a frame one and a half story building, with brick underpinning and high chimneys at either end. Nails were so hard to get
that settlers often burned their homes when moving in order to get nails to start a new house. After the house was built, the
forests had to be cleared. After the trees were cut, the stumps had to be dug up and the soil broken up with hoes before the
tobacco could be planted. Probably Thomas had some of his headrights or indentured servants help his sons and him with this
hard labor. So their tobacco plantation began to grow and Thomas established a way of life as a Rappahannock River planter
that was to continue for generations in the Glascock family. Little else is known about the lives of Thomas and Jane. It is
probable that Thomas died before June 3, 1667, for on that date his son, Gregory, was in possession of the Morattico Creek
land which had been granted to him in 1662. No record of his or his wife's death; Thomas Glascock's will is presumably in lost
will book (1692-1709) of Richmond County. Commissioner, Warwick County, 1652. (Virginia Colonial Abstracts Volume 26,
York County, 1648-1657 by Fleet, page 43).
PATENT--THOMAS GLASCOCKE, 130 acres Warwick River County, August 30, 1643, page 902. Parallel to his own and
land of John Leydon and adj Thomas Davis. Transportation of three persons: Thomas Trade and Bestney Brookes.
SAME--200 acres, a mile and a half upon the South side of Peankatanke River, adj Christopher Reeve, August 30, 1643,
page 903. Transportation of four persons: Thomas Glascocke, Jane his wife, William Charles, James Allen.
PATENT--THOMAS GLASCOCK, 600 acres Lancaster County, 28 July 1652, page 195. Upon North side of Morratico
Creek, running to land of Nicholas Ferman, etc. 200 acres by rights of a former patent, surrendered; and 400 acres for
transportation of eight persons: Fra. Brumly, Alice Bird, Henry Cosham, John
Barrom, Thomas Dison, John Ingram, James Ororke, Thomas West; Sarah Parsons land due for. Note: The patent surrendered
is dated 30 August 1643 for land in Peyanketanke.
PATENT--MR. THO. GLASCOCKE, 280 acres upon North side of Rappahannock River, 9 January 1662, page 140. Upon
head of Morattico Creek, bounding upon land of Nicholas Farmer, Mr. Thomas Stephens, and the land he now lives on.
Transportation of six persons: John Randall, Ann Scarton, Richard Gates, John
Alexander, Patrick Highlander, Ann Rowse (or Rowze).
PATENT--THOMAS GLASCOCK, 600 acres Lancaster County, 11 March 1662, page 309, (286). NorthWest side of
Morratico Creek, about a mile up the same,
beginning on NorthEast side at the mouth of NorthNorthWest br. of Morratico
Creek &c. SouthEast parallel to the branch upon the land of Nicholas Ferman
(or Forman) &c. Renewal of patent dated 20 July 1652.
PATENT--THOMAS GLASCOCK, 280 acres on North side of Rappahannock County on the head of Morratico Creek, 4
April 1678, page 630. Adjacent Nicholas Farmer and Thomas Stephens. Transportation of six persons: Joane Wade, John
Butcher, Richard Vessi, Edmond Symons, Anthony Billington, John Sharpe.
More About Thomas Glascock:
BURI: 1663, Warwick County, Virginia416
More About Sr. Thomas Glasscock, Sr.:
Baptism: June 06, 1613, St Mary Staynings158
Event 1: 1652, LIVED ON PATENT LAND PEANKETANKE RIVER159
Event 2: 1660, MOVED TO MORATTICO CREEK LAND-TOBACCO159
Event 3: Bef. 1643, ARR. U.S.159
Fact 13: He migrated to America about 1643.160
Occupation: ?? gentleman and carpenter160
Notes for Jane Juet:
CHILDREN:
1.John GLASCOCK
2.Grace GLASCOCK
3.Gregory George GLASCOCK
4.Thomas GLASCOCK
Notes
GEN: Joseph K. Scharrer
GEN: rsr@@rsr.com
GEN: Ralph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
GEN: or Juet
--------------
In the book, the Glasscocks of England & America by the Rev. Lawrence A.
Glassco, he indicates that Jane's name may be Juet. See page 26 & 207.
Due to a London marriage certificate of 1634 which s hows a 23 yr old Jane
Juet
marrying a Thoma s Glasscock. Her parents were shown as no longer living.
- ---------
My late father, Thomas Arthur Bradley (b. 11/30/192 2 - d. 06/11/1990) was
the
son of Thomas Br adley and Anna Elizabeth Glasscock. My father once told
me
that he recalled hearing that he was related to someone named "Jewett" on
the
Glasscock side of his famil y. I wonder, could this be Jane Just (or
Juet)?
My father's grandfather, Daniel Glasscock, lived with my father's family
when
he was very old and told my father thi s. Daniel Glasscock was the
grandson
of Ch arles Glasscock
(b. 07/20/1775) and Mary Arnett. Daniel Glas scock's father was John
Glasscock
(b. 05/11 /1821). His mother was Mary Sharpe. Source: Alan R. Bradley
ABrad27009@@aol.com[test2.ged]
CHILDREN:
1.John GLASCOCK
2.Grace GLASCOCK
3.Gregory George GLASCOCK
4. Thomas GLASCOCK
Notes
GEN: Joseph K. Scharrer
GEN: rsr@@rsr.com
GEN: Ra lph Paris; Deming, NM via www.kindredkonnections.com
GEN: or Juet
---------- ----
In the book, the Glasscocks of England & America by the Rev. Lawrence A.
Glassco, he indicates that Jane's name may be Juet. See page 26 & 207.
Due to a London marriage certificate of 1634 which shows a 23 yr old Jane
Juet
marrying a Thomas Glasscock. Her parents were shown as no longer living.
---- ------
My late father, Thomas Arthur Bradley (b. 11/30/1922 -d. 06/11/1990) was
the son of Thomas Bradley and Anna Elizabeth Glasscock. My father once told
me that he recalled hearing that he was related to someone named "Jewett" on
the Glasscock side of his family. I wonder, could this be Jane Just (or
Juet)?
My father's grandfather, Daniel Glasscock, lived with my father's family
when he was very old and told my father this. Daniel Glasscock was the
grandson of Charles Glasscock (b. 07/20/1775) and Mary Arnett. Daniel Glasscock' s father was John
Glasscock (b. 05/11/1821). His mother was Mary Sharpe. So urce:Alan R. Bradley
ABrad27009@@aol.com[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001]
from Early Virginia Immigrants, compl by Geo. Greer 1978,: p. 189 a Juett, Francis, 1653, patented land by Wm. Hardidge, Northumberland Co. Could he be a brother?
More About Thomas Glasscock and Jane Juet:
Marriage: June 17, 1643, London, Middlesex, England161
Children of Thomas Glasscock and Jane Juet are:
i. Thomas Glasscock II, born June 01, 1645 in Rappahannock Co., Virginia162; died 1714 in Morattico Creek, Virginia Colony, USA162; married Anne Nichols 1672 in Morattico Creek, Virginia163; born 1652163; died Abt. April 07, 1714163.
Notes for Thomas Glasscock II:
MARRIED: Anne NICHOLS, 1672, Virginia Colony, USA
CHILDREN:
1.Elizabeth GLASCOCK
2.Anne GLASCOCK
3.Winn ifred GLASCOCK
4.Jean (Ockley) 1st (Lawson) 2nd GLASCOCK
5.George GLASCOCK
6.Frances GLASCOCK
7.M ary GLASCOCK
8.Thomas Glascock
RESIDENCE: Morattico Creek, Va. [27006]
OCCUPATION: Plantation [27010]
BIRTH: ABT. 1645, England [27004]
DEATH: ABT. 1701, Richmond C ounty, VA [27005]
EVENT: Comment 1: 1667 & 1683 wad deeded parts of fathers [27007]
EVENT: Comment 2: original land by bro. Gregory [2 7008]
EVENT: Comment 3: Amassed considerable amt of land & wealth [ 27009]
THOMAS GLASCOCK II, the second son of Thomas and Jane and
born and raised in Virginia, apparently amassed a considerable amount of
land and wealth for his
family. In 1667 and again in 1683 he was deeded parts of Thomas' original
Morattico Creek land by his brother Gregory, or George Glascock. In
about 1672
he married Anne Nichols and between 1682 and 1691 he and his wife
were willed
over 1,000 acres of land on Totaskey Creek, the second creek north of
the Morattico, by her father George Nichols. He is listed in these
documents as
Thomas Glascock, GENT., indicating that he was enough of a landowner
to be
classified as a "gentleman," which was a title which meant much more then
than
it does now. In 1691 he also bought for 14,000 lbs. of tobacco another
400 acre plantation near Totaskey mill that had belonged to his
father-in-law Nichols.
Will of George Nichols, Old Rappahannock County, Virginia. Will Book
2:
1677--1682, page 1, undated but proved 2nd May and 6th June 1677.
Will of
George Nicholls: Leg; to grandchild George Glascock; I have already
confirmed
to my daughter, Ann Glascock. To son Zacharias Nicholls; To grandchild
Ann
Downing; To grandchild Jane Glascock. Witnesses: Thomas Dawsin, Paul
Woodbridge; Executor: Thomas Glascock
In 1701 Anne Nichols Glascock was a widow, and deeded a house to
each of her
daughters, Winifred, Anne, and Mary, who were not yet of age. Anne
Nichols
Glascock died in 1713. Will of Ann Glascock, State of Virginia, County of
Richmond, Will Book 3, page 163. Will dated 3 March 1713; Proved 7
April 1714. Leg; To grandson John Tarpley; To grandson Anthony
Sydnor; To granddaughter Ann Barber; to grandson George Glascock; to
son in law Charles Barber; to son in law Rowland Lawson; to daughter
Jean Lawson; to daughter Frances Barber; to daughter Ann Tarpley; to
daughter Mary Hipkins; To grandson George Glascock. Witnesses:
Joseph Bragg, William Downman, Thomas Glascock; Executors: Charles
Barber, Rowland Lawson.
"Indian Banks" was the ancestral home of this branch of the Glascocks.
The plantation was so named because it was apart of the land where the
Morraughtaownas Indians lived when white men first settled Jamestown in
1607. A tribe of the Algonquian nation ruled by Powhatan lived around the
plantation. This tribe's principal town was at the site of the Glascock's
home which is about 4 and one half miles southeast of Epping Forest.
More About Thomas Glasscock and Anne Nichols:
Marriage: 1672, Morattico Creek, Virginia163
ii. John Glasscock163,164, born Bef. 1643 in England or Virginia165; died 1741 in Westmoreland County, Virginia165
iii. Grace Glasscock165,166, born Aft. 1643 in Rappahannock County, Virginia167; died WFT Est. 1644-1737 in Warwick River County, Virginia167
128 iv. Gregory George Glasscock, born 1634 in Essex Co., England or Virginia Colony; died 1689 in Virginia Colony, USA; married (1) Mary Barber January 18, 1661/62 in Rappahannock Co., Virginia; married (2) Mary Ann Newman January 18, 1666/67 in Rappahannock, Virginia Colony, USA.
258. Alexander Newman167, born WFT Est. 1589-1618 in Richmond County, Virginia167; died WFT Est. 1643-1703167.
Child of Alexander Newman is:
129 i. Mary Ann Newman, born Abt. 1640; died WFT Est. 1698-1736; married (1) Gregory George Glasscock January 18, 1666/67 in Rappahannock, Virginia Colony, USA; married (2) Richard Peacock November 30, 1695.
260. Col. John Stone168.
Notes for Col. John Stone:
LDS info.[test2.ged]
LDS info.
Child of Col. John Stone is:
130 i. William Stone, Sr., born WFT Est. 1618-1659; died WFT Est. 1659-1739; married (1) Sarah ? WFT Est. 1642-1697; married (2) Mary Vernon WFT Est. 1654-1699 in first marriage?.
Generation No. 10
512. Robert Glasscock168,169, born Abt. 1600 in Essex Co., England; died Abt. 1646 in Elizabeth City, Virginia. He was the son of 1024. Henry Glasscock, Jr. and 1025. Margery Fitch. He married 513. Deborah Ivey.
513. Deborah Ivey, born 1600 in Essex County, England; died WFT Est. 1619-1694 in Elizabeth City, Virginia.
Notes for Robert Glasscock:
ROBERT GLASCOCK received a grant of 200 acres in Elizabeth City, Virginia in
1635, next to Lt. Cheeseman's land. Land could be had almost for the asking
throughout the colonial period, although many a frontier squatter who succumbed
to the lure for land ignored the formalities of getting a deed. In colonial law, land titles rested ultimately upon grants from the
crown, and in colonial practice, the evolution of land policy in the first colony set patterns that were followed everywhere save in
New England.
In 1614, when Governor Dale gave each of the Virginia Company's colonists three acres for his own use, it was the beginning
of a policy that every colonist could claim a plot of his own. In 1618 the company, lacking any assets other than land, promised
each investor a fifty-acre "share-right" for twelve pounds, 10 shillings, and each settler a "headright" for paying his own way or
for bringing in others. When Virginia became a royal colony in 1624, the headright system continued to apply, administered by
the governor and his council.
Lord Baltimore adopted the same practice in Maryland, and successive proprietors in the other southern and middle colonies
adopted variations on the plan. As time passed, certain tracts were put up for sale and throughout the colonies, special grants
(often sizable) went to persons of rank or persons who had performed some meritorious service, such as fighting the Indians.
Since land was plentiful and population desired, the rules tended to be generously interpreted and carelessly applied. With the
right connections, persons or companies might engross handsome estates and vast speculative tracts in the interior, looking
toward future growth and rising land values.
From the beginning of colonization, the real-estate boomer was a stock figure in American history, and access to power was
often access to wealth. But by the early 1700's, acquisition of land was commonly by purchase under more or less regular
conditions of survey and sale by the provincial government. The later national land surveys followed the southern practice. The
first grants were made without any conditions attached, but at an early date, the crown and proprietors decided to recover
something from the giveaways by the levy of annual quit-rents on the land.
In the Middle Ages, such payments would quit (release) the tenant from military
and other duties to his lord. In the New World, however, such levies had no
roots in a feudal tradition, and came to be a point of chronic protest,
resistance, and evasion. But they remained on the books. Some promoters of
colonization, including Ferdinando Gorges, Lord Baltimore, and the Lords
Proprietors of Carolina, had dreams of reviving the feudal manor in the New
World. Their plans went awry, it is commonly said, because of the New World
environment.
With land aplenty, there was little call to volunteer for serfdom. Yet in unexpected ways the southern colonies gave rise to
something analogous, a new institution with a new name: the plantation. The word originally carried the meaning of colony. The
plantations in the New World were the colonies, and planters were the settlers who had "planted" them. Gradually the name
attached itself to individual holdings of large size. If one distinctive feature of the South's staple economy was a good market in
England, another was a trend toward large-scale production. Those who planted tobacco soon discovered that it quickly
exhausted the soil, thereby giving an advantage to the planter who had extra fields to rotate in beans and corn or to leave fallow.
With the increase of the tobacco crop, moreover, a fall in prices meant that economies of scale might come into play: the large
planter with lower cost per unit might still make a profit. Gradually he would extend his holdings along the river fronts, and
thereby secure the advantage of direct access to the ocean-going vessels that moved freely up and down the waterways of the
Chesapeake, discharging goods from London and taking on hogsheads of tobacco.
So easy was the access in fact that the Chesapeake colonies never required a city of any size as a center of commerce, and the
larger planters functioned as merchants and harbor masters for their neighbors. If the planter found no volunteers for serfdom,
and if wage labor was scarce and expensive, one could still purchase an indentured servant for six pounds to thirty pounds (a
substantial sum, which in much of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
would equal perhaps 900 to 5,000 pounds of tobacco), and get his labor for a
term of years. Voluntary indentured servitude accounted for probably half the
arrivals of white settlers in all the colonies outside New England. The name
derived from the indenture, or contract, by which a person could bind himself
to labor in return for transportation to the New World. Usually one made the
contract with a shipmaster who would then sell it to a new master upon arrival.
Not all went voluntarily. The London underworld developed a flourishing trade
in "kids" and "spirits", who were kidnapped or spirited into servitude. On
occasion orphans were bound off to the New World; from time to time the mother
country sent convicts into colonial servitude, the first as early as 1617.
After 1717, by act of Parliament, convicts guilty of certain crimes could
escape the hangman by "transportation." Most of these, like Moll Flanders, the
lusty heroine of Daniel Defoe's novel, seem to have gone to the Chesapeake.
And after 1648, political and military offenders met a like fate, beginning
with some captives of the Parliamentary armies. In due course, however, the
servant reached the end of his term, usually after four to seven years, claimed
the freedom dues set by custom and law--some money, tools, clothing, food--and
took up land of his own. And with the increase of the colonies, servants had a
wider choice of destination.
Pennsylvania became more often the chosen land, "one of the best poor man's countries in the world," in the verdict of a judge
at the time. Robert Glascock is known to have had indentured servants, a Peter Rigglesworth turned over to Robert Glascocke
in 1637. Peter Rigglesworth, purchased by Robert Glascocke, was a land owner by 1652 when Robert Grimes patenting 300
acres lying at the head of the westernmost branch of Elizabeth River describes it as adjoining Peter Rigglesworth. The
westernmost branch of Elizabeth River is now usually called Western Branch. Robert Glascocke received a patent on October
7, 1635 for 200 acres lying in Elizabeth City County adjoining Lieutenant Cheeseman.
The Glascock, like many other Warwick and Elizabeth City County families, somewhat later moved to the Northern Neck of
Virginia which lies between the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers. Early church services were conducted at the house of
Robert Glascock. The citizens of Elizabeth City, Virginia conducted church services at the house of Robert Glascock until a
church could be constructed in Elizabeth City. PATENT--ROBERT GLASCOCKE, 200 acres, Elizabeth County, 7 October
1635, p. 290.Being a point of land on South side the Maine river bounded with a great Cr., North upon land of Lieutenant
Cheeseman and East into the woods. Transportation of four servants. PATENT--ROBERT GLASCOCKE, 50 acres Low.
County New Norfolk, June 10, 1639,page 658. Up the Western branch of Elizabeth River, above land of Jonathan Langworth.
Transportation of Iszabella Dixon, a servant.
More About Robert Glasscock:
Burial: Elizabeth City, Virginia
More About Deborah Ivey:
Burial: Elizabeth City, Virginia
Children of Robert Glasscock and Deborah Ivey are:
i. Richard Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1619-1648 in Essex County, England; died WFT Est. 1625-1727 in Virginia.
More About Richard Glasscock:
Burial: Virginia
ii. Edgar Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1619-1648 in Essex County; died WFT Est. 1625-1727 in Elizabeth City, Virginia.
More About Edgar Glasscock:
Burial: Elizabeth City, Virginia
256 iii. Sr. Thomas Glasscock, Sr., born 1620 in Essex Co., England; died June 1663 in Warwick River County, Virginia; married Jane Juet June 17, 1643 in London, Middlesex, England.
Generation No. 11
1024. Henry Glasscock, Jr.170,171, born Abt. 1582 in Harts Shewbery, Essex, England171; died Abt. 1634 in County Essex, England171. He was the son of 2048. Henry Glasscock, Sr. and 2049. Grace Ennew. He married 1025. Margery Fitch Abt. 1609 in County Essex, England.
1025. Margery Fitch172,173, born Abt. 1588 in England173.
More About Henry Glasscock and Margery Fitch:
Marriage: Abt. 1609, County Essex, England
Children of Henry Glasscock and Margery Fitch are:
i. Richard Glasscock174,175, born Bet. 1613 - 1619175
ii. Edgar Glasscock176,177, born Bet. 1614 - 1619177
512 iii. Robert Glasscock, born Abt. 1600 in Essex Co., England; died Abt. 1646 in Elizabeth City, Virginia; married Deborah Ivey.
Generation No. 12
2048. Henry Glasscock, Sr.178,179, born Abt. 1547179; died Bet. 1582 - 1629179. He was the son of 4096. John Glasscock. He married 2049. Grace Ennew 1576 in Essex, England.
2049. Grace Ennew180,181, born Abt. 1552 in Coggeshall, Essex, England181; died WFT Est. 1596-1647 in Essex, England. She was the daughter of 4098. John Ennew.
Notes for Henry Glasscock, Sr.:
BIRTH: ABT. 1529 [30598]
DEATH: BET. 1582 - 1629 [30599]
EVENT: Name - diff spelling: Glasscocke
More About Henry Glasscock and Grace Ennew:
Marriage: 1576, Essex, England
Children of Henry Glasscock and Grace Ennew are:
1024 i. Henry Glasscock, Jr., born Abt. 1582 in Harts Shewbery, Essex, England; died Abt. 1634 in County Essex, England; married Margery Fitch Abt. 1609 in County Essex, England.
ii. Thomas Glasscock, born Abt. 1592 in High Easter, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1618-1683; married Prudence Bye.
iii. William Glasscock
iv. Ignatius Glasscock
v. Grace Glasscock
vi. Edward Glasscock
vii. Elizabeth Glasscock
viii. Weston Glasscock
Generation No. 13
4096. John Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1496-1525 in High Easter, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1550-1610. He was the son of 8192. William Glasscock III and 8193. Fortune Downes.
Child of John Glasscock is:
2048 i. Henry Glasscock, Sr., born Abt. 1547; died Bet. 1582 - 1629; married Grace Ennew 1576 in Essex, England.
4098. John Ennew182,183, born Abt. 1510 in Coggleshell, Essex, England183.
Child of John Ennew is:
2049 i. Grace Ennew, born Abt. 1552 in Coggeshall, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1596-1647 in Essex, England; married Henry Glasscock, Sr. 1576 in Essex, England.
Generation No. 14
8192. William Glasscock III, born WFT Est. 1456-1499 in Felstedbury, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1497-1580. He was the son of 16384. William Glasscock, Jr. and 16385. Alice Greene. He married 8193. Fortune Downes.
8193. Fortune Downes, born WFT Est. 1463-1502 in Suffolk, England; died WFT Est. 1497-1586.
Children of William Glasscock and Fortune Downes are:
4096 i. John Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1496-1525 in High Easter, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1550-1610.
ii. William Glasscock IV, born WFT Est. 1486-1537 in Hayrons, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1503-1615.
iii. Fortune Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1486-1537; died WFT Est. 1520-1618.
iv. Frances Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1486-1537; died WFT Est. 1502-1618.
v. Elizabeth Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1486-1537; died WFT Est. 1502-1618.
Generation No. 15
16384. William Glasscock, Jr., born WFT Est. 1418-1472 in High Easter, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1458-1550. He was the son of 32768. William Glasscock, Sr.. He married 16385. Alice Greene WFT Est. 1458-1506.
16385. Alice Greene, born WFT Est. 1424-1475 in Navestock Hall, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1458-1556.
More About William Glasscock and Alice Greene:
Marriage: WFT Est. 1458-1506
Children of William Glasscock and Alice Greene are:
8192 i. William Glasscock III, born WFT Est. 1456-1499 in Felstedbury, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1497-1580; married Fortune Downes.
ii. John Glasscock
iii. Robert Glasscock, born WFT Est. 1448-1508.
Generation No. 16
32768. William Glasscock, Sr., born WFT Est. 1381-1443 in Bobbingworth, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1418-1520.
Notes for William Glasscock, Sr.:
The Glasscock's with whatever variation in spelling are all descended from an ancient Anglo -
Saxon family in England called Glascocke. This family appear in the pre Norman Doomsday
Book for Warwickshire as a powerful landowning clan. It appears to have been a large family
even then spread all over parts of England. The branch the american Glasscocks is
descended from were living in Essex by the 1500s. Again they were an important family and
their heraldry was registered. A Glasscock served as an office bearer at the court of King
James I (James 6th Scotland) and the head of the family was described as a gentleman as
opposed to only a yeoman. The first Glasscock to go to Virginia sometime before 1639 was
Robert the youngest son of Henry who lived in the Epping Forest area of Essex near to
London. Thomas who is credited by many as being the first was in fact Robert's married son
who came over later. By the 1720s the family was very wealthy with over 1500 acres of
tobacco plantations amongst them. The family was ruined when in the 3rd generation another
Thomas committed a murder and fled the colony with his eldest son Gregory. Thomas was
never seen again although Gregory returned and all Thomas's land and posessions were
confiscated by the crown. The family eventually moved to northern Virginia supposedly onto
land given to them by the son of "King Carter" who received most of the Glasscock
Rappahanock Valley estates. Most of the family stayed there as did the Glasscocks unaffected
by Thomas's actions down south. However two grandsons of Gregory decided to try to
improve their lot and crossed the Monhagela River into what is now SW PA but at that time
was still part of VA and part of Monongallia County later. In 1781 the extended Mason - Dixon
Line left this area in PA. Peter settled in Bullskin Run in what is now Fayette County PA but
later moved to Ohio then Kentucky. His son Lemuel was convicted of 2nd degree murder but
only served a few years. His biography is in the rare books section of LoC. John settled along
Dunkard Creek in what is now Greene County PA near where the town of Mt Morris now
stands. John was a contemporary of Levi Morris who founded the town. It is likely where John
settled in now in WV. Legend has it that after clearing the land and building a cabin he
returned to Maryland to collect his wife and at least one child. When he returned to Mt. Morris
a giant of a man called Scott had taken the land. They agreed to fight for the land and despite
the unequal sizes John won. Maybe he would have done better to have moved on. This giant
then moved to what is now called Scott's Run WV which of course was one of the biggest and
most profitable coalfields in the states. By the early 1800s the family seems to have moved on
as there are records of John and his son Charles being appointed to survey the line of a road
in the Buffalo Creek area linking communities in the Paw Paw, Indian Creek and Whiteday
Creek areas which is near Arnettsville almost due west of Morgantown and strangely South
West of Scott's Run. Scott's Run was to figure again with the Glasscock name when in 1920
former WV Governor George Glasscock who during his time in office had put down the "mine
wars" sank 200,000 dollars into the Brock Mine. It was the only shaft mine on the coalfield but
he sold it before it went into production. It turned out to be a highly productive mine. The direct
line from John next surfaced in Mobley which is west of Mannington on WV1/15 and also
owned property in Brink which they still do.
Child of William Glasscock, Sr. is:
16384 i. William Glasscock, Jr., born WFT Est. 1418-1472 in High Easter, Essex, England; died WFT Est. 1458-1550; married Alice Greene WFT Est. 1458-1506.
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90. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
91. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
92. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
93. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
94. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
95. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
96. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
97. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
98. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
99. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
100. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
101. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
102. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
103. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
104. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
105. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
106. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
107. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
108. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
109. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
110. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
111. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
112. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
113. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
114. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
115. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
116. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
117. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
118. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
119. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
120. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
121. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
122. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
123. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
124. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
125. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
126. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
127. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
128. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
129. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
130. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
131. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
132. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
133. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
134. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
135. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
136. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
137. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
138. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, (Release date: February 9, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0597, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
139. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
140. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
141. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
142. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
143. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
144. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
145. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
146. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
147. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
148. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
149. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
150. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
151. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
152. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, (Release date: February 9, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0597, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
153. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
154. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
155. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
156. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, (Release date: February 9, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0597, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
157. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
158. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
159. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #3009, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
160. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
161. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, (Release date: February 9, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0597, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
162. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
163. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
164. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
165. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
166. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #0089, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
167. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 6, Ed. 1, (Release date: August 22, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4225, Date of Import: May 28, 2001.
168. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
169. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
170. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
171. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
172. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
173. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
174. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
175. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
176. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
177. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
178. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
179. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
180. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
181. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
182. test2.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
183. New gen.ged, Date of Import: May 27, 2001.
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