Is anyone researching Samuel Glass? He is on the 1850 & 1860 AR census. He married Alice Griffith in Ar or TX. Her brother was nicknamed "Coon" Griffith. They settled in Hill County, TX before 1887 and had 5 children; Samuel Jr., Luther, Frank, Stella, and Jewel. I have history from there forward and will be glad to share. Larry Steele larryse@swbell.net

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Blake" , "Sally Ann Ankenbauer" , "Rodney Brock" , "NIKSTER747" , "MR KENNETH J ANKENBAUER" , "Mark Tanner" , "Mark Lowry" , "Liane" , "Kenneth Franklin" , , "Jalina" , "howells" , "Henries" , "Heather Fenn" , "Grace Mickow" , "Donald Harris" , "Debbie Ankenbauer" , "Colleen" , "Christina" , , , "barb zarko" , "artnurse artnurse" , "Abby" , "Aaron & Paige" , Subject: Fw: prayer request Date: Thu, 6 Aug 1998 18:16:08 -0000 >>---Joe wrote: >>> >>> Hey guys! One of my friends asked me to send this to everyone i know >>and >>> hope that you would pray for this person. Please take time to read >>this and >>> pray! >>> Love in >>> Christ >>> Jessica Frazier >>> missie@preferred.com >>> >>> >I am writing to you now to ask for your help. I do >>> >not really know >>> >how to start a prayer chain, but we need a miracle. >>> >Amanda Bundy is a >>> >6-year-old girl in Greensburg Pennsylvania, the >>> >daughter of some very >>> >close friends of ours. A few weeks ago her mother >>> >was giving her a >>> >hug and felt a lump on Amanda's back. An X-ray >>> >showed it to be some sort >>> >of growth, and later tests discovered that is a >>> >massive malignant tumor >>> >that has spread to all parts of her chest and >>> >abdomen. There are no >>> >organs that are untouched and she has more tumor in >>> >her body than she >>> >has organs. >>> > >>> > >>> >As I write this, she is hospitalized after a biopsy >>> >of the tumor, and >>> >her parents are waiting for the results of a bone >>> >marrow test. If her >>> >bone marrow is clean, then they have a chance to >>> >save her with >>> >chemotherapy. If they find cancerous cells in her >>> >bone marrow, then >>> >the only hope to save her life is a miracle. 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Please also take her name to your church >>> >and church groups and >>> >ask others to pray for her healing. Many thanks and >>> >may God bless each >>> >one of you who cares enough to pray for a little >>> >girl's life.

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GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: wish to unsubscribe. V. Slater > > > GLASS-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 78 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Glass, Manson [johnwgrimm@juno.com (John W Grimm)] > #2 Re: Hopefully Helpful info ... [dentondc@juno.com (Doris/Chuck Den] > #3 Re: Glass, Manson ["Dennis West" <dwest@aesrs4.ag.utk] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from GLASS-D, send a message to > > GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Glass, Manson > Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 15:41:30 -0400 > From: johnwgrimm@juno.com (John W Grimm) > To: GLASS-L@rootsweb.com > > Looking for info on ancestors/descendents of Manson Glass born 1783 in VA > and died 1869 in Crossroads, Fayette Co., GA. He married Polly Wyatt abt > 1823 in Fayette Co., GA. His father was William W. Glass, Jr. born 1750 > in Lunenberg Co., VA who married Patsey Hodges, dau of James Hodges. > William was son of William W. Glass, Sr who died 1797 in Halifax Co., VA, > and who married Sarah (?) > > John W. Grimm > johnwgrimm@juno.com > > _____________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: Hopefully Helpful info ... > Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 15:19:18 -0700 > From: dentondc@juno.com (Doris/Chuck Denton) > To: GLASS-L@rootsweb.com > > On Tue, 25 Aug 1998 04:46:31 -0700 (PDT) GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com > writes: > >------------------------------ > > > >Content-Type: text/plain > >Hi Bruce and everyone > > In regard to your letter from Mr. Churchill in Calaveras County, Ca, I am > very enthused. and I am writing to him right away. His family came to > California during the Gold Rush, so did my Elias/Elisha/EW and to the > same area. Is it possible these people are related???!!! > > I'd like to know what the other letter you mentioned says. > > Doris > > >Hi List Members, I hope all of you are researching hard and having some > success. I am >still in the process of refiling all of my research notes > and have just come across a letter >that has a lot of information that > may help someone. It comes from a letter written to me >November 24th > 1995 and is from Mr Guerdon L Churchill Jnr, P O Box 326, 4564 Hwy 12, > >Valley Springs (Calaveras County), California, 95252. > > > >"My Great Great Grandparents were David Glass and Eliza Jane (Hall) > >Glass who arrived in California in August of 1850 with three covered > >wagons and eventually made their way to the San Remo area in Contra > >Costa County where they purchased over 700 acres of the Jose Maria > >Amador Spanish Land Grant called the Amador Grant. They had the > >following children. > >Mary Priscilla Glass born December 13 1845, died June 19 1845 at > >Millersport, Ohio. > >Francis Marion Glass born July 6 1847, died October 15 1850 in > >Hangtown > >(Placerville) California after their arrival in the covered wagon > >train. > >Albert William Glass born February 25 1852. He was a farmer and noted > >horse breeder in Sycamore Valley, Contra Costa, California. > >Clara Isadora Glass born February 9 1854 married Edgar Durkee Ivory a > >clerk in the railway mail service between California and Oregon. > >Annette Idel Glass born May 11 1856. She and her sister Loretta ran > >the > >Glass Ranch all their lives. She was a noted artist also. Never > >married. > >Loretta Irene Glass born July 26 1858. Never married. > >Franklin Lafayette Glass born april 11 1861. County Clerk at Contra > >Costa County, Post Master and later Judge. > >Frederick Elmer Glass born June 16 1864. Involved in operating huge > >ranches in Nevada and California. A tax appraiser and very much > >involved > >with banking in Nevada. Lived in Reno, Nevada, and Oakland, California > >and developed water rights throughout the San Joaquin Valley in > >California. He was my Great Grandfather. > >Clement Rolla Glass born June 6 1867. A fascinating man who graduated > >from Unervisty of Pacific. Spent some time in the 1896 Klondike gold > >rush and later very involved in tin mining in Bolivia primarily. He > >was > >killed in 1909 and his son Vincent was sent there to be raised by his > >brother Frank. Vincent graduated from St.Mary's College. However > >nothing > >is known of this family." > > > >I hope the above is of some use to someone out there. If it is please > >let me know as I have a letter here from another lady who is connected > >to this family. > > _____________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: Glass, Manson > Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 21:11:26 +0000 > From: "Dennis West" <dwest@aesrs4.ag.utk.edu> > To: GLASS-L@rootsweb.com > > John W. Grimm wrote: > > > Subject: Glass, Manson > > From: johnwgrimm@juno.com (John W Grimm) > > > Looking for info on ancestors/descendents of Manson Glass born 1783 in VA > > and died 1869 in Crossroads, Fayette Co., GA. He married Polly Wyatt abt > > 1823 in Fayette Co., GA. His father was William W. Glass, Jr. born 1750 > > in Lunenberg Co., VA who married Patsey Hodges, dau of James Hodges. > > William was son of William W. Glass, Sr who died 1797 in Halifax Co., VA, > > and who married Sarah (?) > ============ > Hi John: > > My wifes earliest Glass ancestor is Zachariah Glass, and > according to data supplied by another researcher his sons were > Williamson Glass, Manson Glass, and James Glass. Place of birth of > Zachariah Glass was VA. county unknown. He was on a census record > for Halifax county VA in 1782. My wife is a descendent of Williamson > Glass who moved to Mississippi Territory and was in Clarke Co. Al as > early as 1820. > There is limited info on Manson Glass in this data, but records > were found in Greene Co. GA in 1805. A grandson of Williamson Glass, > born in Marengo Co. Al in 1844 and was named Manson Albert Glass. > Does one of us have incorrect data for Manson Glass, or are > there two Manson Glass's born about the same time who could > be cousins? A cousin - Mike Glass - probably has better data than I. > ========== > Mike Glass, did you get this post? > ========== > Dennis West in Knoxville, TN.

Here is a great website ....www.glorecords.blm.gov/..... It covers land patents issued in several Eastern States back to 1820. I entered a last name GLASS search and found 77 Patents in Alabama (Williamson and Zachariah Glass who were just mentioned on this page were there), 24 in Ohio, 22 in Indiana, etc.. I clicked on a highlighted name and the specifics of the patent, including the county appeared. Further down on that page I printed off a copy of the actual patent that was clear enough to be framed! Mike Cavenaugh

On Tue, 25 Aug 1998 04:46:31 -0700 (PDT) GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: >------------------------------ > >Content-Type: text/plain >Hi Bruce and everyone In regard to your letter from Mr. Churchill in Calaveras County, Ca, I am very enthused. and I am writing to him right away. His family came to California during the Gold Rush, so did my Elias/Elisha/EW and to the same area. Is it possible these people are related???!!! I'd like to know what the other letter you mentioned says. Doris >Hi List Members, I hope all of you are researching hard and having some success. I am >still in the process of refiling all of my research notes and have just come across a letter >that has a lot of information that may help someone. It comes from a letter written to me >November 24th 1995 and is from Mr Guerdon L Churchill Jnr, P O Box 326, 4564 Hwy 12, >Valley Springs (Calaveras County), California, 95252. > >"My Great Great Grandparents were David Glass and Eliza Jane (Hall) >Glass who arrived in California in August of 1850 with three covered >wagons and eventually made their way to the San Remo area in Contra >Costa County where they purchased over 700 acres of the Jose Maria >Amador Spanish Land Grant called the Amador Grant. They had the >following children. >Mary Priscilla Glass born December 13 1845, died June 19 1845 at >Millersport, Ohio. >Francis Marion Glass born July 6 1847, died October 15 1850 in >Hangtown >(Placerville) California after their arrival in the covered wagon >train. >Albert William Glass born February 25 1852. He was a farmer and noted >horse breeder in Sycamore Valley, Contra Costa, California. >Clara Isadora Glass born February 9 1854 married Edgar Durkee Ivory a >clerk in the railway mail service between California and Oregon. >Annette Idel Glass born May 11 1856. She and her sister Loretta ran >the >Glass Ranch all their lives. She was a noted artist also. Never >married. >Loretta Irene Glass born July 26 1858. Never married. >Franklin Lafayette Glass born april 11 1861. County Clerk at Contra >Costa County, Post Master and later Judge. >Frederick Elmer Glass born June 16 1864. Involved in operating huge >ranches in Nevada and California. A tax appraiser and very much >involved >with banking in Nevada. Lived in Reno, Nevada, and Oakland, California >and developed water rights throughout the San Joaquin Valley in >California. He was my Great Grandfather. >Clement Rolla Glass born June 6 1867. A fascinating man who graduated >from Unervisty of Pacific. Spent some time in the 1896 Klondike gold >rush and later very involved in tin mining in Bolivia primarily. He >was >killed in 1909 and his son Vincent was sent there to be raised by his >brother Frank. Vincent graduated from St.Mary's College. However >nothing >is known of this family." > >I hope the above is of some use to someone out there. If it is please >let me know as I have a letter here from another lady who is connected >to this family. _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

John W. Grimm wrote: > Subject: Glass, Manson > From: johnwgrimm@juno.com (John W Grimm) > Looking for info on ancestors/descendents of Manson Glass born 1783 in VA > and died 1869 in Crossroads, Fayette Co., GA. He married Polly Wyatt abt > 1823 in Fayette Co., GA. His father was William W. Glass, Jr. born 1750 > in Lunenberg Co., VA who married Patsey Hodges, dau of James Hodges. > William was son of William W. Glass, Sr who died 1797 in Halifax Co., VA, > and who married Sarah (?) ============ Hi John: My wifes earliest Glass ancestor is Zachariah Glass, and according to data supplied by another researcher his sons were Williamson Glass, Manson Glass, and James Glass. Place of birth of Zachariah Glass was VA. county unknown. He was on a census record for Halifax county VA in 1782. My wife is a descendent of Williamson Glass who moved to Mississippi Territory and was in Clarke Co. Al as early as 1820. There is limited info on Manson Glass in this data, but records were found in Greene Co. GA in 1805. A grandson of Williamson Glass, born in Marengo Co. Al in 1844 and was named Manson Albert Glass. Does one of us have incorrect data for Manson Glass, or are there two Manson Glass's born about the same time who could be cousins? A cousin - Mike Glass - probably has better data than I. ========== Mike Glass, did you get this post? ========== Dennis West in Knoxville, TN.

Looking for info on ancestors/descendents of Manson Glass born 1783 in VA and died 1869 in Crossroads, Fayette Co., GA. He married Polly Wyatt abt 1823 in Fayette Co., GA. His father was William W. Glass, Jr. born 1750 in Lunenberg Co., VA who married Patsey Hodges, dau of James Hodges. William was son of William W. Glass, Sr who died 1797 in Halifax Co., VA, and who married Sarah (?) John W. Grimm johnwgrimm@juno.com _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi List Members, I hope all of you are researching hard and having some success. I am still in the process of refiling all of my research notes and have just come across a letter that has a lot of information that may help someone. It comes from a letter written to me November 24th 1995 and is from Mr Guerdon L Churchill Jnr, P O Box 326, 4564 Hwy 12, Valley Springs (Calaveras County), California, 95252. "My Great Great Grandparents were David Glass and Eliza Jane (Hall) Glass who arrived in California in August of 1850 with three covered wagons and eventually made their way to the San Remo area in Contra Costa County where they purchased over 700 acres of the Jose Maria Amador Spanish Land Grant called the Amador Grant. They had the following children. Mary Priscilla Glass born December 13 1845, died June 19 1845 at Millersport, Ohio. Francis Marion Glass born July 6 1847, died October 15 1850 in Hangtown (Placerville) California after their arrival in the covered wagon train. Albert William Glass born February 25 1852. He was a farmer and noted horse breeder in Sycamore Valley, Contra Costa, California. Clara Isadora Glass born February 9 1854 married Edgar Durkee Ivory a clerk in the railway mail service between California and Oregon. Annette Idel Glass born May 11 1856. She and her sister Loretta ran the Glass Ranch all their lives. She was a noted artist also. Never married. Loretta Irene Glass born July 26 1858. Never married. Franklin Lafayette Glass born april 11 1861. County Clerk at Contra Costa County, Post Master and later Judge. Frederick Elmer Glass born June 16 1864. Involved in operating huge ranches in Nevada and California. A tax appraiser and very much involved with banking in Nevada. Lived in Reno, Nevada, and Oakland, California and developed water rights throughout the San Joaquin Valley in California. He was my Great Grandfather. Clement Rolla Glass born June 6 1867. A fascinating man who graduated from Unervisty of Pacific. Spent some time in the 1896 Klondike gold rush and later very involved in tin mining in Bolivia primarily. He was killed in 1909 and his son Vincent was sent there to be raised by his brother Frank. Vincent graduated from St.Mary's College. However nothing is known of this family." I hope the above is of some use to someone out there. If it is please let me know as I have a letter here from another lady who is connected to this family. Best regards to you all, Bruce Glass, List Master, New Zealand.

I am not getting any Glass mail. Am I on the list? Rosa Lee Glas Hillsborough Co., Fl.

Dear Phil, Your John A. GLASS, born 11 Jan 1827 in Clark County, IN, married Elizabeth CORTNER on 31 May 1857 in New Market, Oregon Township, Clark County, IN. Their bible record is on file in the DAR Library in Washington DC, and it lists the births and deaths of his parents and his children. I have an extract of it, if needed. Their parents were David GLASS, born 8 Aug 1781, died 27 Jan 1865, who married Mary KEIM, born 25 Jan 1787, and died 2 Aug 1862. The GLASS and KIME families lived near each other in the south east corner of Guilford County. Kimesville Road today crosses the South Prong of Stinking Quarter Creek, where the Glass family owned land. The families intermarried when Philip KIME (1762-1836) married about 1787 Dorothy Turley GLASS (C. 1770-1830). Although I have some files on the KIME lines, it is difficult so far to estimate the parents of Mary KIME. David GLASS was very probably a grandson of (the German) John Philip GLASS and Anna Maria ______, whose children were born in Opequon, VA after they settled there in 1732/33. That family moved to Orange County, now Guilford, by 1763. Of his sons, the most likely parents of David GLASS was John George GLASS, born 15 Dec 1736, died after 20 Aug 1825 (!), who married Eve LOW, daughter of David LOW. The 1790 census lists 3 males age 16 or under for George. One was John Philip GLASS, born abt 1777, and I think another was your David, born 1781. If so, both were named after grandparents. If David was not a son of John George, then the next most likely father was Philip GLASS (son of the original settler), born abt 1742, who 1st married Maria Barbara COBLE, and 2nd married Catherine GRAVES. That line is a problem to me....I need some help. The CORTNER line is well known in Guilford County, but I have no help for you there. Mike Cavenaugh (cavenaugh@aol.com)

Hi List members, John & Mary Glass Seiley are offline due to computer problems. If you have been trying to contact them without result this is the reason. They are working on their problem and will advise when they are back up and running. Best regards, Bruce Glass, List Master.

-----Original Message----- From: GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com <GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: GLASS-D@rootsweb.com <GLASS-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, August 19, 1998 7:15 AM Subject: GLASS-D Digest V98 #74 Here is some Alabama Glass information for Y'all. Benjamin Alexander Glass born 1796 near Charlotte, N. C. and later moved to Selma, Al. had no sons. Franklin Potts Glass (editor) of Selma and Montgomery , Al. was the son of Benjamin F. Glass of Bibb Co. Al. He was the son of Thomas Glass born in Charleston, S. C. in 1792 and moved to Bibb Co. Al. where he died in 1838. His father was Ebeneser Glass Pollock who fled to Charleston, S. C. after having slain an English Army Officer during an argument in Scotland.(his home) He concealed his identity by dropping the Pollock name. It is believed his mother's name was Glass.

Hi all, As a new subscriber to this list I would like to post my GLASS line in hopes of finding someone that has a connection. I have included 3 generations below. I am anxious to hear from others in this family. Linda Brown in VA Descendants of James GLASS 1 James GLASS b: Sep 02, 1781 d: Oct 25, 1847 in Lee Co., VA Number of children: 12 . +Johannah Finley b: Unknown m: Feb 02, 1808 in Wythe Co., VA d: Unknown Father: Mother: *2nd Wife of James GLASS: . +Elizabeth EAGLE b: Aug 22, 1801 in NC m: Abt 1820 d: Dec 01, 1884 Number of children: 12 Father: Mother: . 2 Wilson H. Glass b: 1813-1837 d: Unknown .... +Martha Minton b: Unknown m: Aug 12, 1852 in Lee Co., VA d: Unknown Father: Mother: . 2 Montgomery Glass b: 1813-1840 d: Unknown . 2 Rhoda Glass b: 1813-1840 d: Unknown . 2 Rufus F. Glass b: 1817 in Wythe Co., VA d: Unknown in Owsley Co., KY .... +Jane Muncy b: Unknown m: Apr 15, 1840 in Wythe Co., VA d: Unknown in 10 children Father: Mother: . 2 Jerome B. Glass b: Oct 28, 1822 d: 1896 in Lee Co., VA Number of children: 7 .... +Nancy Rasnic b: Nov 16, 1831 in VA m: Nov 28, 1848 in Lee Co., VA d: 1901 in VA;10 children Number of children: 7 Father: Jacob RASNIC Mother: Elizabeth Betty HOBBS .... 3 John Glass b: Abt 1855 .... 3 James Glass b: Abt 1862 .... 3 J. C. Glass b: Abt 1863 .... 3 Hannah Glass b: Abt 1866 .... 3 George C. Glass b: Abt 1869 .... 3 G.D. C. Glass b: Abt 1871 .... 3 Emma Glass b: Abt 1875 . 2 William G. Glass b: Abt 1825 in Giles Co., VA d: Unknown .... +Martha Fletcher b: Unknown d: Unknown in 2 children Father: Mother: . 2 George Glass b: 1828 in VA d: Aft 1880 Number of children: 2 .... +Mary b: Abt 1837 in VA d: Aft 1880 Number of children: 2 Father: Mother: .... 3 Ira D. Glass b: Abt 1861 .... 3 Nelly J. Glass b: Abt 1869 . 2 Minebas Nelius/Manelious N. GLASS b: May 31, 1831 in Giles Co., VA d: May 05, 1914 in Lee Co., VA Number of children: 11 .... +Elizabeth Betsy RASNIC b: May 05, 1834 in Lee Co., VA m: Jan 03, 1850 d: Feb 26, 1911 in Lee Co., VA Number of children: 11 Father: Jacob RASNIC Mother: Elizabeth Betty HOBBS .... 3 Wilson Jacob Glass b: 1850 d: 1953 ....... +Alice Lambert b: Unknown d: Unknown in 6 children Father: Mother: .... 3 Mary Jane Glass b: Feb 28, 1851 d: Unknown in 7 children ....... +John Countiss b: Unknown d: Unknown Father: Mother: .... 3 Martha Ellen Glass b: Oct 17, 1853 d: 1929 Number of children: 3 ....... +Harrison Sage b: Abt 1852 in VA m: Abt 1872 d: Aft 1880 in 4 children Number of children: 2 Father: Mother: .... *2nd Husband of Martha Ellen Glass: ....... +Jesse Anderson b: Unknown m: Aft 1882 d: Unknown in 4 children Number of children: 1 Father: Mother: .... 3 James Franklin Glass b: Jun 16, 1855 d: 1917 ....... +Mary A. Newberry b: Unknown in 7 children m: Abt 1870 d: Unknown Father: Mother: .... *2nd Wife of James Franklin Glass: ....... +Mary Jane Livesay b: Unknown m: Aft 1887 d: Unknown in 3 children Father: Mother: .... 3 Nancy Almedah GLASS b: Jan 17, 1858 d: Apr 12, 1922 in Lee Co., VA Number of children: 3 ....... +John Asbury BLAKEMORE b: Dec 16, 1848 in Lee Co., VA m: Aug 08, 1877 d: Mar 07, 1921 in Lee Co., VA;burial in McConnell Cemetery, Jonesville,VA Number of children: 3 Father: Squire Asbury BLAKEMORE Mother: Mary Polly FARLEY .... 3 Jerome Wesley Glass b: Mar 22, 1860 d: 1900 ....... +Rebecca Ann Sage b: Unknown d: Unknown in 8 children Father: Mother: .... 3 Lydia Minerva Glass b: May 02, 1866 d: Unknown in 2 children ....... +? Barker b: Unknown d: Unknown Father: Mother: .... 3 John P. Glass b: Oct 06, 1868 in Lee Co., VA d: Unknown ....... +Mattie Martha Gilliam b: Unknown d: Unknown in 4 children Father: Mother: .... 3 Charles Minebas Nelius/Manelious N. Glass b: Apr 27, 1871 d: 1952 Number of children: 2 ....... +Sarah Livesay b: Unknown m: Abt 1893 d: Unknown in 6 children Father: Mother: .... *2nd Wife of Charles Minebas Nelius/Manelious N. Glass: ....... +Margie Bell b: 1915 m: 1938 d: Unknown in 4 children Number of children: 2 Father: Mother: .... 3 Lawson G. Glass b: Aug 08, 1873 d: 1945 ....... +Minerva J. Livesay b: Unknown d: Unknown in 5 children Father: Mother: .... 3 William Emmett Glass b: Dec 30, 1877 d: 1943 ....... +Surreptia M. Osborne b: 1877 d: 1952 in 9 children; 36 grchildren; 29 gr.grchildren; 2grgrgrndch. Father: Zachariah R. Osborne Mother: Nancy Anne Robinette . 2 Julia Ann Glass b: 1835 d: Unknown .... +? Johnson b: Unknown d: Unknown Father: Mother: . 2 Joseph B. Glass b: 1837 d: Unknown .... +Mary Dykes b: Unknown m: Dec 02, 1857 d: Unknown Father: Mother: . 2 SIlas M. Glass b: 1839 d: Unknown . 2 Edna Elizabeth Glass b: May 16, 1842 d: Unknown in 10 children .... +John D. Hicks b: Unknown d: Unknown Father: Mother:

At 11:16 PM 8/16/98 -0700, GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: >GLASS-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 73 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: Dewey Lee Glass [Spelham@aol.com] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from GLASS-D, send a message to > > GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1998 07:50:31 EDT >From: Spelham@aol.com >To: GLASS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <5dae50c9.35d6c789@aol.com> >Subject: Re: Dewey Lee Glass >Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >Thanks to BHAPPY for his tribute to Dewey Lee Glass, who is my grandmother's >half-brother. "DL", as we know him, is not likely to be joining our internet >family. His 76 years old, and his friend who taught him to use a computer and >was encouraging him to go online, died recently. Also, DL told me just this >week (at the funeral) that he had grown bored with research. Fortunately, he >has published all his work through the years and distributed it to many of his >family members, myself included. When I can afford a new computer, I will >create a more modern database from which I can search and better respond to >some of the inquiries from the list. >Sandy Pelham >

Hello, My name is Earl Glass and I have been trying to research any connection to the late Senator Carter Glass of Virginia... If you or anyone has any information to his ancestry or descendants please feel free to email me at ejglass@ mindspring.com...Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!! At 11:16 PM 8/16/98 -0700, you wrote: >GLASS-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 73 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Re: Dewey Lee Glass [Spelham@aol.com] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from GLASS-D, send a message to > > GLASS-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1998 07:50:31 EDT >From: Spelham@aol.com >To: GLASS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <5dae50c9.35d6c789@aol.com> >Subject: Re: Dewey Lee Glass >Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >Thanks to BHAPPY for his tribute to Dewey Lee Glass, who is my grandmother's >half-brother. "DL", as we know him, is not likely to be joining our internet >family. His 76 years old, and his friend who taught him to use a computer and >was encouraging him to go online, died recently. Also, DL told me just this >week (at the funeral) that he had grown bored with research. Fortunately, he >has published all his work through the years and distributed it to many of his >family members, myself included. When I can afford a new computer, I will >create a more modern database from which I can search and better respond to >some of the inquiries from the list. >Sandy Pelham >

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Thanks to BHAPPY for his tribute to Dewey Lee Glass, who is my grandmother's half-brother. "DL", as we know him, is not likely to be joining our internet family. His 76 years old, and his friend who taught him to use a computer and was encouraging him to go online, died recently. Also, DL told me just this week (at the funeral) that he had grown bored with research. Fortunately, he has published all his work through the years and distributed it to many of his family members, myself included. When I can afford a new computer, I will create a more modern database from which I can search and better respond to some of the inquiries from the list. Sandy Pelham

Hello to all list members from Bud Glass in Shelby, Ohio; The purpose of this memo is to give credit to one of our relatives whom is not a member of our list, but has spent 25-30 years of his life researching the surname Glass. This man certainly deserves our thanks for his tireless effort and self-sacrifice. The gentleman I am speaking of is Dewey Lee Glass of Montgomery, Alabama. Unfortunately, as of this writing, to the best of my knowledge, Dewey has not connected to the Internet. Hopefully, he will connect soon. My wife and I met Dewey for the first time approximately one year ago. Although our meeting was brief, I personally considered it an honor. Annually, there is a large Glass reunion each summer near the Georgia-Florida state line. It is my understanding that Dewey is also largely responsible for the success of this reunion. Also my personal thanks to Bruce for starting and maintaining this list.

Hi list members, I would like information on any Glasses in Halifax Co., Virginia around 1770-1790. My Dudley Glass lived there. His dad, Hiram, fought in the American Revolution. I'm searching for siblings. Thanks. Ben:) <janice@lcc.net>