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Yes, that is the same one that I orginally thought you were talking about.
I put in the info for the Daniel Glover who moved to Cullman County because I saw you mention the Cullman Co Glovers and I thought you might want to know how they were related to each other and how to distinguish the 2 from each other, or just that you might want more info on the Cullman Glovers.
The 2 Daniels were uncle and nephew to each other.
In 1880, the younger Daniel Glover was still in Blount Co, but unfortunately Ancestry has indexed him as Sam L. Glover. A close examination of the handwriting shows that is is a bad rendition of Daniel.
If you have a subscription to Ancestry, there is a book worth reading online. It is called Historical Sketches of the Bynum Family by J.E. Bynum. It was published 1914 when Jasper was old. He had a Glover girl as a 2nd wife, so he knew alot of the family history. He and his 2nd wife were 2nd cousins to each other. The Bynums and the Glovers intermarried rather frequently it seems to me. There are at least 3 Bynum Glover marriages in my husbands line.
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