Glaze Family (Book) by Lonnie Deaton, Wilkes, Lincoln & Harris Counties GA
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THE FAMILIES OF
ALEXANDER DEATON HAAS
AND
ZACHARY DEATON HAAS
researched, compiled and written by
Amaryllis Smith Deaton and
Lonnie Dale Deaton.
THE GLAZE FAMILY
PREFACE:
Jane G. Glaze is in the direct bloodline of Alexander Deaton Haas &
Zachary Deaton Haas; albeit she is seven generations removed. The
direct genetic connection is as follows:
Jane G. Glaze
I
Alexander Gullatt
I
Josephine Gullatt
I
Claude Alexander Smith
I
Amaryllis Smith Deaton
I
Amber Dawn Deaton Haas
I
Alexander Deaton Haas & Zachary Deaton Haas
The first Glazes to enter the New World may have landed in Charleston
(originally called Charlestown), South Carolina in the late 1600's. The
Last Will and Testament of a Gabriel Glaze is recorded 5-19-1712 in
Beckley Co., SC. He lists his heirs as brothers William, Malachi, and
John Glaze, brother-in-law George Barnett, and cousin George Barnett, son
of George Barnett. This Glaze family seems to have prospered and gained
considerable prominence in early Beckley Co. Another group of Glazes
appear in the late 1700's in Maryland and Virginia. A Joseph Glaze, age
64, and a William Glaze, age 23, were in Frederick Co., Md, in 1796. The
"History of Montgomery Co., MD, 1650-1879," by T.S.H. Boyd, p. 103,
lists the "Glaizes" as prominent members of the county, but does not
specifically date them. The original Glaze in Montgomery Co., may have
been a certain Bazil T. Glaze who seems to have been a resident of that
county as early as 1750. The first census of the United States (1790)
records a George Glaze and John Glaze in Hampshire Co., VA.
Many Glazes served in the American Revolution: (1) From North
Carolina—our Thomas Glaze, a Corporal Samuel Glaze, plus John and
Jonathan Glaze. (2) From Maryland—a Thomas Glaze born ca 1712, died ca
1778, and married "Ruth"; a William Glaze born ca 1753, died about 1806,
and married "Mary." (3) From Virginia—Pvt. George Glaze born ca 1748,
died ca 1826, and married Elizabeth Williams. (4) From South Carolina—a
Gideon Glaze born ca 1760, died ca 1790, and married "Sarah." (5) From
Pennsylvania—A George Glaze (Klaze?) born ca 1760, died ca 18121, and
married Eva Smith. (6) And from Georgia—our Reuben Glaze.
It does seem clear that the South Carolina, Maryland, and Virginia Glazes
migrated westward into North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
It has not been possible, however, to document the kinship of our North
Carolina Glazes to any of those earliest settlers (except the Maryland
Glazes). Since Lincoln and Wilkes Cos., GA, border South Carolina, it
would be easy to assume that our Glazes must have first sojourned in
Granville, Co., NC. The Georgia census records and Milly Glaze's pension
application clearly document our Glazes migrating to Georgia from North
Carolina. It is possible that the SC, MD, & VA, Glazes are all the same
family. This would, however, require the South Carolina Glazes to have
migrated North before turning West—a possibility but definitely contrary
to early pioneer migratory patterns. My hunch is that the SC, VA, & MD,
Glazes are two separate families that both migrated into Georgia about
the same time in order to take advantage of the Georgia Land Lotteries.
Perhaps additional research will document our kinship to one or both of
these early families.
MEANING OF THE SURNAME "GLAZE":
The name Glaze, Glays, Glais, Klase, & Klais is English and/or German.
The DAR records catalogue the English "Glaze," and its variations, and
the German "Klase," and its variations together as the same surname.
According to Elsdon C. Smith, author of "New Dictionary of American
Names," it means "one with a pale gray complexion."
GENERATION SEVEN: JANE C. GLAZE:
Jane C. Glaze (JCG), the great grandmother of Claude Alexander Smith, was
the oldest daughter and oldest child of William H. Glaze and his
unidentified first wife. She was born ca 1815 in Lincoln Co., GA, and
married George W. Gullatt on 1-11-1834 in Harris Co., Ga. She died after
1880 in Lee Co., AL. George Gullatt is discussed under THE GULLATT
FAMILY. In 1860, just prior to the beginning of the Civil War, Jane and
family were living in Harris Co., GA, but by 1880 they were living in Lee
Co., AL. They had departed Georgia in 1862 and first settled in Russell
Co., AL. For unspecified reasons, William H. Glaze was not fond of
Jane's husband and did not trust him with her inheritance. Possibly her
father's hostility could be the result of Jane and George's relationship
prior to their marriage. It would appear that Jane and George's oldest
child, Alexander, was born exactly nine months after their marriage.
One record has him born as early as 1833. Jane and George were not
married until 1-11-1834. Unfortunately, Jane's mother remains
unidentified. William H. Glaze and his first wife were, undoubtedly
married in Granville, Co., NC, and came to Georgia together, but she must
have died between 1820 and 1833. Her grave is unlocated. Jane and
George appear in the 1860 census of Harris Co., GA. They are living in
HH 101. In HH 100 is Nancy Glaze, age 51, William Glaze's widow and
Jane's stepmother. Jane and George also appear in the 1850 census of
Harris Co., GA, living in HH 54. Living in HH 53 is Alexander Huguley
and in HH 55 is George Huguley.
CHILDREN OF JANE GLAZE GULLATT:
I. Alexander Gullatt who is the direct bloodline of Alexander Deaton
Haas & Zachary Deaton Haas. See above.
II. Peter Gullatt V., was born 6-6-1835 in Harris Co., GA, and married
Elmira "Minna" Porter on 12-14-1865 in Russell Co., AL. Elmira was born
8-1846 and died in 1922. In 1900, Peter and "Mina" were living in Phenix
City, AL. In 1880 they were living in Russell Co.,, AL. Peter and
"Minna" are buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery in Phoenix City, AL. In
1881, Peter and G.W. Gullatt borrowed $150.00 from W.L. Tillman for the
purpose of planting crops—corn, fodder, peas, potatoes, and cotton seed.
Evidently the two were going to plant said crops on a plantation owned by
Tom Ingram (100acres). G.W. Gullatt also borrowed money to plant on
land (40 acres) known as the Boykin Jones place. These farms were
located in Russell Co., AL.
CHILDREN OF PETER GULLATT V:
A. Frank Gullatt who was born ca 1868 and never married.
B. Mattie Gullatt was born 12-9-1869 and died 11-21-1945. She
first married Harry E. Goff, 2nd married George Davis, and 3rd married
Lewis Keathley. She had no children.
C. William Plez Gullatt was born 4-10-1876 and died 4-2-1933. He
is buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery in Phenix City, AL. He married
Mittie Elizabeth Culpepper.
Children of William Plez Gullatt:
1. Otis Cleveland Gullatt was born 10-9-1913 and died
10-6-1966. He married Inez Eithel.
Children of Otis Cleveland Gullatt:
a.. Mary Gullatt.
b. Velinda Gullatt.
c. Peggy Ann Gullatt.
d. Otis Cecil Gullatt.
e. Randall Gullatt.
2. William P. Gullatt.
3. Homer W. Gullatt.
4. Ula Mae Gullatt who married a Mr. Messer.
5. Emma Gullatt who married a Mr. Barfield.
6. Lois Gullatt who married a Mr. Braxton.
D. Charles N. Gullatt was born 7-16-1879, married Lucy (Lulu?)
Griffin on 6-5-1907 in Lee Co., AL. He is buried in the Linwood Cemetery
in Columbus, GA. Charles had one son, Toland.
E. Millie Gullatt who was born in 1873.
F. Lula Maud Gullatt who was born 4-1880 and married Frank
Griffin. She died 3-27-1947 and is buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery in
Russell Co., AL.
Children of Lula Maud Gullatt Griffin:
1. Katie Bell Griffin who was born 12-11-1909. She
married John Long and had Kittie Ann Long. Kittie married Alfred E.
Boothe and had Stacy and Karen.
2. Joe Frank Griffin.
G. Cleveland C. Gullatt was born 4-27-1881 and died 8-20-1946. He
is buried in the Hopewell Cemetery in Lee Co., AL. Cleveland never married.
H. Gussie Gullatt was born 3-15-1884. She first married Lewis
McLain and 2nd married Lewis Mitchell. Gussie died 9-3-1955 and is
buried in the Riverdale Cemetery in Columbus, GA.
Children of Gussie Gullatt McLain Mitchell:
1. Lewis McLain Jr.
2. Harry Mitchell.
3. Robert Mitchell.
4. Guy Mitchell.
I. Loma Gullatt was born 8-1888, married Omer Fullerton, and died
6-17-1960.
Children of Loma Gullatt Fullerton:
1. Mary Fullerton who married Albert Glover and had Betty
Glover who married William Prince.
2. Ruth Fullerton who married James Gafford.
III. Nancy Ann Gullatt was born 8-1837 in Harris Co., GA, and first
married John W. Dudley on 11-27-1854 in Harris Co. She 2nd married
William Porter in 1870. John Dudley was born 12-1-1822. William Porter
was born in 1827 and died 1-4-1915. In 1860, Nancy and John were still
living in Harris Co. John's parents appear to have been William Dudley
and "Rachel" who were living close by in 1860. John's siblings could
have been Edward, Henry, Thomas, and Daniel who were also living close
by. Nancy died 2-24-1913.
CHILDREN OF NANCY ANN GULLATT DUDLEY PORTER:
A. William Gullatte Dudley was born 9-8-1855 and died 11-5-940.
Notice that he had changed the spelling of his name. He married Mattie
Duncan.
B. James Willis Dudley who was born 5-21-1857 in Russell Co., AL,
and died 5-4-1904.
C. Laura Scott Dudley who was born 3-14-1859 in Russell Co., Al,
and married James Thaddeus Eason on 120-5-1881. She died 6-7-1902 and is
buried in the Linwood Cemetery in Columbus, GA.
D. Lucy Jane Dudley who was born 6-29-1861 in Russell Co., AL,
married Julius C. Smith on 11-14-1882 and died 3-25-1899 also in Russell
Co. In 1900, several of Lucy's children were living with their
grandparents Nancy and Will Porter.
E. John Morgan Dudley was born 12-12-1862 in Russell Co., AL. He
married Frances Matilda Ingram on 8-9-1885. He died in Garden of Hatch, NM.
F. Walter "Wert" Porter was born in Russell Co., AL, on 11-7-1871.
He died 1-4-1945 in Columbus, GA. He never married.
G. Charles P. Porter was born 8-4-1873 and died 2-15-1930. He
never married.
H. An unidentified infant was born 2-1874 and died 2-15-1875. For
a more detailed account of the descendants of Nancy Gullatt see THE
GULLATT FAMILY.
IV. William Gullatte who was born 3-25-1839 in GA, and married "Hannah."
Hannah was born ca 1845. William died 4-20-1862.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM GULLATTE:
A. Nancy Gullatte.
B. Rachael Gullatte who married John Sims.
V. Katherine "Cattie" Gullatt who was born 10-17-1840.
VI. Absolem Gullatt who was born 3-24-1842 and died 2-9-1847.
VII. Robert Benjamin Gullatte was born 8-24-1843 and married Cynthia
Coleman on 9-21-1871 in Russell Co., AL. He died 2-10-1880.
CHILDREN OF ROBERT BENJAMIN GULLATTE:
A. Eveling Ica Loma Gullatte was born 10-6-1872 and died 9-11-1876.
B. Augustus Eugene Gullatte was born 2-9-1875. He first married
Willie Duke and second married "Maude."
C. Leona Katherine Gullatte was born 2-23-1877 and first married
Eugene K. Hobbs on 7-10-1892. Leona 2nd married J. Isaiah Jinks.
D. William Powell Gullatt (notice change in spelling of name) was
born 6-15-1879. He first married Maggie Yarborough and 2nd married
Ellafair Tomblin. William died 7-27-1932 and is buried in the Pine Grove
Cemetery in Phenix City, AL.
E. Claude Bertram Gullatt who was born 7-5-1881 and died
10-22-1950. He married Margaret Mae Rutledge who died 5-6-1968. Claude
(Claud?) Served five terms as mayor of Phenix City and is featured in
"The Story of Alabama, The History of the State," pp. 247-248.
F. Alfred Livingston "Al" Gullatt who was born 3-11-1884 and died
10-31-1958. He first married Mamie Yarborough and 2nd married Ethel Moon
on 2-15-1916. Ethel died 10-2-1953. "Al" had no children.
G. Ernest Sherrod Gullatt was born 9-21-1886 and died 12-10-1961.
He married Nida Allen. They had no children.
H. Danna Benton Gullatt was born 2-10-1888 and died 6-8-1888.
I. Donna Love Gullatt (T) was born 6-22-1890 and died 7-20-1890.
J. Robert Dove Gullatt (T) was born 6-22-1890 and died 11-9-1890.
For a more detailed account of the descendants of Robert Benjamin
Gullatte see THE GULLATT FAMILY.
VIII. Augustus "Gus" Gullatt was born 2-17-1846 (one record says 1845) in
GA. He served in the CSA, 35th Regiment of Georgia Infantry, Co, "K."
from Harris Co. Augustus was enlisted 9-5-1861 in Hamilton Co., GA, by a
Capt. McCullock. He is listed as dead on muster rolls for 10-1861 (died
10-11-1861). He must have died in Clay State Hospital in Richmond, VA,
because he is listed as having been paid in that hospital on 10-10-1861,
the day before he died. He was only 16 years old.
IX. Amelia Jane Gullatt was born 1-26-1847 in Harris Co., GA. She
married Benjamin F. Stripling on 10-15-1866 and died 3-21-1897. She is
buried in the Crawford Cemetery in Russell Co., Al. Mr Stripling had two
other wives. He first married Jane Hunter 10-16-1859 and 3rd married
Cumi Foster. Amelia and one son, Ed Stripling who married Emma Jones.
X. George Washington Gullatt was born 12-26-1848 in Harris Co., GA. He
married Emma Eason on 3-21-1885 in Russell Co., AL. He died 8-23-1927.
Emma was born 7-26-1885 in Russell Co, and died 2-6-1930. They are both
buried in the Union Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery in Lee Co., AL.
XI. John Wesley Gullatte (notice change in spelling) was born 8-3-1854
and married Martha Lurene Thomas on 11-26-1878 at the residence of his
new father-in-law in Lee Co., AL. He died 10-1909. He is buried in
Antioch Cemetery in Phenix City, AL Martha was born 3-21-1859 and died in
1944. She is also buried in the Antioch Cemetery. Her parents were
Alexander Blake Thomas and Mrs. Elizabeth Stringer Wells.
XII. Edwin Dallas Gullatte was born 8-27-1856 in Harris Co., GA, and
married Ida Elizabeth Downs on 12-22-1881 in Lee Co., AL. He died
8-21-1922 and is buried in the Antioch Cemetery in Lee Co. Ida was born
9-20-1865 in Russell Co., AL, and died 7-17-1927 in Lee Co., AL. Her
parents were Dr. James Briscoe Dunn and Missouri Clara Mayor. In 1900,
this family was living at Meadows Crossroads in Lee Co.
For the entire story of the Gullatt family see THE GULLATT FAMILY.
GENERATION EIGHT: WILLIAM H. GLAZE:
William H. Glaze (WHG), Jane Glaze's father, was the second son and
second child of Thomas Glaze Sr., and Milly Frazier. He was born
9-1-1785 in Granville Co., NC. He second married Nancy Arnett, daughter
of Samuel Arnett and Ann Spear. He died sometime before 2-7-1859. He is
buried in the Glaze Family Cemetery, east of Midland, Harris Co., GA.
The dates on his headstone read born 9-1-1787 and died 1850, but these
dates do not correspond with the dates given by Milly Frazier Glaze in
her pension application. In fact, he does appear in the 1850 census of
Harris Co., HH 46. Nancy Arnett was born 9-1807 in SC, and died 4-9-1887.
She is also buried in the Glaze Family Cemetery. From Milly Frazier
Glaze's pension application we know that WHG was in GA, in 1800. His
oldest daughter, our Jane Glaze, was born in 1815, and WHG appears in
both the 1820 and 1830 census records of Lincoln Co., GA. Nancy Arnett
appears as a widow in the 1860 census of Harris Co., GA. It should be
noted, however, that there were at least four William Glazes in early
Georgia and North Carolina and care should be taken to distinguish one
from the other. Our ancestor's occupation was that of "planter" (to be
distinguished from "farmer") and by the time he prepared his LWT owned a
substantial plantation and many slaves. In 1848 he was a 2nd Lieutenant
in the Georgia Volunteer Cavalry, 67th Regiment. He served as a member
of the Board of Trustees for "Shoal's Academy," in Harris Co., GA. The
following is taken from "History of Harris Co., 1827-1961," by Louise
Calhoun Barfield, The Columbia Office Supply Co., Columbus, GA, 1961, pp.
435-436:
"Ellerslie is located on what was the intersection of the
stagecoach route of the Alabama Road and the Talbotton Road eighteen
miles from Columbus Ga...That the community was interested in education
is evidenced by two advertisements for early academies: (1) Ellerslie
Male and Female Academy...(2) Shoals Academy two and one half miles south
of Ellerslie. A typical noticed of accommodations listed detailed
information: Principle James Castleberry, Board, including washing and
lodging, can be had with the teacher (described as excellent). Board,
females at $5-10 per month: tuition: reading, writing, spelling $12;
geography, English grammar, arithmetic, history, ancient geography, and
English classics $16; Latin, Greek, Algebra, Surveying, Chemistry,
Rhetoric, Trigonometry. Opening date: School will be opened the second
Monday in January. Signed John McFarin, William Glaze, Charles Huguley,
W.W. Wellborn (Board of Trustees), Harris Co., 12-20-1853."
William H. Glaze left a most interesting LWT dated 11-1-1856, Harris Co.,
GA.:
State of Georgia, Harris Co. In the name of God Amen. I William
Glaze of said State & County, being of advanced age, and knowing that I
must shortly depart this life, deem it right and proper both as respects
my family and myself, that I should make a disposition of the property of
which a kind providence has blessed me, do therefore make this my last
will and testament. Hereby revoking all others heretofore made by me.
Item I: I desire and direct that my body after my death be buried in a
decent and Christian like manner suitable to my circumstances and
condition in life. My soul I trust may return to rest with the great God
who gave it. Item 2: I give, bequeath, and devise to my beloved wife
Nancy for and during the duration of her natural life, ten negroes, such
as she may choose from my entire lot of negroes, also two horses or mules
at her option to be chosen by her from my stock, one cow and calf, one
sow and pigs, one feather bed and furniture, one pleasure carriage and
harness, and at the death of my said wife Nancy, the property herein
devised to her, to revert to and be equally divided between the children
she now has or may hereafter have by me. Item 3: I give and bequeath to
my sons-in-law, John H. Frazier and James O. Burdette, each five hundred
dollars in money to be paid over to them respectively twelve months after
my death by my executors hereinafter mentioned and which I intend as
being in full for their distributive share of my estate. Item 4: I give
and bequeath to my son William H. Glaze in trust for my daughter Jane
Gulat (Gullatt) wife of George W. Gulat, five hundred dollars to be paid
to hm twelve months after my death by my executors, to be invested by my
said son William H., to the best advantage according to his judgment for
the use of my said daughter Jane Gulat. And at my daughter's death I wish
the same equally divided between her children. Item 5: I give and
bequeath to my son Wesley B., one negro to be taken from my lot of
negroes that will make him equal with the negro I gave my son William H.,
one roan horse colt, one bed and furniture, once cow and calf, one trunk
to be delivered to him by my executors when he marries or becomes of age,
Item 6: I give and bequeath to my two daughters Cynthia D., and Frances
E., each a negro woman or girl such a negro each as will make them equal
to the negroes that I gave my daughters as they married off, one bed and
furniture, one cow and calf, one trunk and one side saddle to be
delivered to them respectively as they marry or become of age. Item 7:
All the residue of my property and effects, I wish and desire to be kept
together, except such perishable property as might from time to time be
conveniently shared, or advantageously disposed of for provident causes,
such as _______ and worked on my present plantation the surplus
of________after the families support to be sold and the proceeds put out
to interest but when my youngest child arrives at lawful age or marries I
desire that all my property both real and personal except the specific
bequests herein before mentioned, shall be sold to the best advantage by
my executors and the proceeds thereof equally divided between my wife,
and all the children she now has or may hereafter have by me (except the
portion going to my daughter Sidney Glaze, wife of William Glaze Sr.);
that portion I will and bequeath to my worthy son-in-law John W. Jackson
in trust for my said daughter Sidney Glaze the said portion to be by the
said Jackson reduced to money and loaded at interest, or invested in
other profitable property according to his judgment as he may deem best,
the proceeds and or interest thereof to be paid to my daughter Sidney.
The said John W. Jackson is to turn over to said Sidney the portion
hereby bequeathed, but in the event of my said Sidney's departing this
life without issue then the said property to be equally divided between
her brothers and sisters, share and share alike; but should my wife die
or marry again, I wish the sale and distribution to take place
immediately after such event as provided in this 7th item. Item 8: I
hereby constitute and appoint my beloved wife Nancy Executrix and my
beloved son William G. Glaze and my worthy son-in-law John W. Jackson
executors of this my last will and testament—this 1st November A.D. 1856.
William Glaze
Witnesses:
Charles Huguley
George Huguley
J.A.F. Lee.
Recorded 2-7-1857
Geo. W. Mullins, ordinary
Note that WHG refers to William H. Glaze Sr., who married his daughter
Sidney. As of 1999 this man had not been identified. He also refers to
his "worthy son-in-law," suggesting that he was not fond of all of his
sons-in-law. Finally, note that WHG leaves his daughter Jane Gullatt's
(wife of George W. Gullat) inheritance to her brother William H. Glaze
Jr., to hold in trust for her. One might suspect that WHG was not
especially fond of George W. Gullatt.
WHG died shortly before the beginning of the Civil War. Evidently, his
property was divided as he desired, but was lost by his survivors in the
aftermath of the War, said aftermath being known as the "Reconstruction
Period," a period of extraordinary pillage and exploitation by the
northern "carpetbaggers."
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM H. GLAZE:
I. Jane Glaze born ca 1815 in Lincoln Co., GA, and married George
Washington Gullatt on 1-11-1834. George and Jane are in the direct
bloodline of Alexander Deaton Haas & Zachary Deaton Haas. See above.
II. Ann Glaze was born 12-15-1816 and married James O. Burdette. She died
2-4-1870 and is buried in the Glaze Family Cemetery in Harris Co., GA.
James Burdette was born 9-10-1807 and died 10-25-1889. He is buried in
the Glaze Family Cemetery. He inherited $500 from his father-in-law.
This family appears in the 1850 & 1870 census of Harris Co. In 1850 they
are living in HH 64 and in 1870 HH 107. In 1850 James is recorded as a
"farmer" owning land valued at $1000.
CHILDREN OF ANN GLAZE BURDETTE:
A. Alexander Burdette was born ca 1838 in GA.
B. Henderson Burdette was born ca 1838 in GA.
C. Appamundus (?)(m) Burdette was born ca 1838 in GA.
D. Emma (Marletia?) Burdette was born ca 1844 in GA. Possibly
Emma and Marletia are two different children. Marletia does not appear
in the 1850 census nor Emma in the 1860 census.
III. Sidney Glaze (f) was born 5-18-1829 and married William H. Glaze Sr.
She died 11-26-1908 and is buried in the Glaze Family Cemetery in Harris
Co. Note the sixteen year gap between the births of Ann and Sidney.
Perhaps WHG's first wife had died and he remarried during the interim??
In 1870 in Harris Co., after her father's death and after the Civil War,
Sidney and her husband (who was born ca 1820 in GA) are found living with
her widowed mother, age 62, along with a Jesse Stallings and Moses
Prather, age 12. Sidney's inheritance was left in trust to John W.
Jackson, a "worthy son-in-law" by WHG, under the following conditions:
"....In the event of William H. Glaze Sr., dying before my daughter
Sidney, then said John W. Jackson is to turn over to said Sidney the
portion hereby bequeathed, but int the event of my said Sidney's
departing this life without issue, then the said property to be equally
divided between her brothers and sisters..." I wonder how WHG felt about
his son-in-law William H Glaze Sr.? How were they related? Was WHG
opposed to the marriage?
IV. William H. Glaze Jr., was born ca 1833 in GA, and married Priscilla
Jackson. Priscilla was born ca 1840 in GA, died 9-9-1864, and is buried
in the Glaze Family Cemetery. William and Priscilla were in Harris Co.,
Ga., in 1860 living in HH 117. Living with them in 1860 is a Lucy Payne,
age 7, and a William Thomas, age 21, recorded as a "laborer." William
Glaze Jr., was one of the executors of his father's estate. In 1850,
William is still living with his father and is working as an overseer on
his father's plantation.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM H. GLAZE JR.:
A. Ella Glaze was born ca 1856 in GA.
B. Hattie Glaze was born ca 1859 in GA.
V. Milly Ann Glaze was born ca 1835 in GA, and married John W. Jackson,
the "worthy son-in-law," on 1-3-1851 in Harris Co., GA. John was born
ca 1830 in GA. He was a teacher. I wonder if he was related to
Priscilla Jackson? It seems possible that William H. Glaze favored his
"worth son-in-law" because he was a teacher and therefore able to read
and write? Milly, John, and family are recorded in the 1860 census of
Harris Co., living in HH 197. John is recorded as a "teacher" owning
land valued at $1800.
CHILDREN OF MILLY ANN GLAZE JACKSON:
A. James W. Jackson was born ca 1852 in GA.
B. John C. Jackson was born ca 1854 in GA.
C. Mary J. Jackson was born ca 1856 in GA.
D. Joel Jackson was born ca 1859 in GA, and may have died before 1870.
E. Wesley C. Jackson was born ca 1860 in GA.
F. Eddy A. Jackson was born ca 1865 in GA.
VI. Nancy Glaze was born ca 1836 in GA.
VII. Sarah Glaze was born ca 1838 in GA.
VIII. Wesley B. Glaze was born ca 1840 in GA, and was still at home with
his mother in 1860.
IX. Cynthia "Cissy" Glaze was born was born ca 1843 in GA, and died in
1929 in Sabine Co., TX. She is buried in the King Cemetery, Geneva,
Sabine Co., TX. She married Elias Lafayette King in Harris Co., GA, in
1857. Lafayette was born 3-13-1828 in GA, and died in 1876 in Geneva,
Sabine Co., TX. He is also buried in the King Cemetery. His parents
were John King and Elizabeth Dubose. Cynthia 2nd married David Dean.
Cynthia was Lafayette's 2nd wife. He had first married Areanna Gray in
1853. Elias, Cynthia, and appear in the 1860 census of Talbot Co., Ga.
At this time they had no children. Elias is recorded as a "planter"
owning property valued at $3000. He owned personal property valued at
$15,485. This would very likely have been the value of his "slaves."
CHILDREN OF CYNTHIA GLAZE KING:
A. Laura King who was born in 1868 and married Daniel S. Dean.
B. Sidney W. King who was born 2-10-1870 in Sabine Co., TX, and
married Mollie Schull on 12-20-1893. Sidney died 10-9-1913 and is buried
in the King Cemetery in Sabine Co., TX. Sydney 2nd married Fannie Bell.
C. Elias Dubose King was born in 1875, married Gertrude Harden in
1907, and died in 1967. He is buried in the Bronson Cemetery in Bronson, TX.
Children of Elias Dubose King:
1. Mozelle King was born in 1914 and married Carl Crouch.
Mozelle and Carl lived in Denton, TX.
2. Elias Dubose King Jr
X. Frances (f) Glaze was born ca 1847 and married Elias Beal. Elias was
born ca 1845 GA. This family appears in the 1870 census of Talbot Co.,
GA. They are living in HH 348. Elias is recorded as owning land valued
at $600. Living with the family was Franklin Gushom, age 19, Avalize(?)
Collerson age 3, and Alice Collerson, age 11.
CHILDREN OF FRANCES GLAZE BEAL:
A. Clifford Beal born ca 1865 in GA.
B. Thomas Beal born ca 1869 in GA.
GENERATION NINE: THOMAS GLAZE SR.:
Thomas Glaze Sr.(TGSR), the great grandfather of Josephine Gullatt, was
the son of Benjamin Glaze and "Catherine" and was born ca 1760. The DAR
records have him born ca 1769, but since his first child was born in
1783, the earlier date seems more appropriate. He married Amelia "Milly"
Frazier, the daughter of William Frazier, on 12-30-1782 in Granville Co.,
NC, and died 2-13-1805 in Lincoln Co., GA. Milly's Revolutionary War
Widow's Pension Application records that she and Thomas left Granville
Co.,. NC, for Wilkes and Lincoln Cos., GA, after the Revolutionary War.
Thomas had enlisted in the Revolution in 1776, in Hillsboro District,
Granville Co., NC, and served until the end of the war. He served under
a Col. Murray and was present as "Bluford's Defeat." TGSR was clearly in
Wilkes Co., as early as 11-1-1786 and is recorded in the 1801 tax
district of a Capt. Smith and at that time was taxed for 380 acres and
six slaves. Thomas died at the early age of 45 years and mentions in his
LWT only one of his eleven living children; however, two of his
children—David age 22 and William age 20—were his executors. The
following is the LWT of TGSR and is recorded in Lincoln Co., GA, 1805,
WMR C P. 60:
In the name of God Amen: I Thomas Glaze of Lincoln County and
State of Georgia being of sound mind but low in personal health make this
my last will and testament revoking all others before made by me. In the
first place I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Milly Glaze the
following property to wit: Henry Joe (a slave?)_______also three head of
horses, the sorrel horse, the little black mare, and the young bay colt.
Also fifteen head of cattle_______as she shall choose out of my stock,
also the stock of hogs, sheep, and geese, and all my household furniture
and plantation tools that may be proper for the use of the plantation for
her to have and to hold during her life or widowhood for the purpose of
raising my children and giving them liberal educations. The balance to
be sold to pay all just demands and the balance to be put to interest by
the executors and distributed among my children equally as they become of
age and marry. And it is further my will and desire that my wife Milly
Glaze shall give to each and every one of my children, Sally (Sarah age
18) excepted, the sum of fifty in such household furniture and stocks as
she may think proper and at her death or end of her widowhood the whole
of the property real and personal to bd sold and equally divided among my
children except those that may not be of age nor married shall have the
sum of fifty dollars more to make them all equal and, as such, recommend
myself and dear family into the hands of Almighty God this being my last
will and testament given under my hand and seal this 11th day of February
1805________made his mark.
His
Thomas X Glaze
Mark
Signed, sealed, and delivered Milly Glaze, ex.
in the presence of William Glaze, ex.
William Arnett David Glaze, ex.
William Bond John Frazier, ex.
David Glaze
John Frazier
Milly Frazier, wife of Thomas Glaze Sr., was the fifth daughter and
eleventh of twelve children of William Frazier. She was born 11-26-1765
(perhaps in Granville Co., NC, and died 8-1-1856 in Lincoln Co., GA, at
the age of ninety having been widowed for 51 years. It is assumed that
she is buried in Lincoln Co. Milly made application for a Revolutionary
War Widow's pension on 11-21-1855. This was a rather long and arduous
process and the completed document contains 15 pages. Fortunately, for
those interested in genealogy, it contains a wealth of genealogical
information. The following are the affidavits of Milly Frazier Glaze:
State of Georgia, Lincoln Co.: On this the twenty-first day of
November one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five personally appeared
before me B.F. Tatom, a judge of the Ordinary Court for and in said
County and State, a court of record. Milly Glaze, age ninety years, who
being duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following
declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provision of the Act of
Congress passed 7-7-1838. She declares that she is the widow of Thomas
Glaze, late of Lincoln Co., Ga., deceased, who entered the army of the
United States in the Revolutionary War in the year 1776, in the county of
Granville, NC, Hillbsboro District, that he served a tour of three months
and then was drafted for three months and served it sour, and then he
entered for the war and continued to the end of it and was a Bluford's
defeat and other places probably, which her infirm age will not allow her
to remember and she further declares that he was a private in said war,
and she has no recollection of the name of his captain, but she thinks he
was under a Colonel Murray, but she is not sure. And she further
declares that she was married to the said Thomas Glaze, her husband, in
the county of Granville, NC, on the thirteenth day of December 1782 by a
parson Micklejohn, and the result of that marriage was twelve children
whose births are hereunto annexed and she further declares and says that
she and her husband came to Georgia after the war and settled in Lincoln
Co., and that her husband died in this county on the 13th day of February
1805, and she has remained a widow since that period and she further
declares that no family record exits of the marriage of herself or the
death of her husband or the birth of her children. And she refers to the
proof hereunto sent to maintain the death of her husband, her widowhood,
and their marriage relations. Sworn to and subscribed before me this day
and year above written.
her
Milly X Glaze
mark
State of Georgia, Lincoln Co.: Personally came before me B.F.
Tatom a judge of the Ordinary Court for and in said county and state,
Milly Glaze, aged 90 years, widow of Thomas glaze, who being duly sworn,
doth on her oath say the within record of the age of her children is just
and true to the best of her recollection and knowledge, but that the
family record is lost. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 26th
day of November 1855.
her
Milly X Glaze
mark
State of Georgia, Lincoln Co.: Know all men by these presents,
that I, Milly Glaze of the County and State aforesaid, do hereby
constitute and appoint Thomas Lumpkin of Washington D.C., my true and
lawful attorney for me and in my name to prosecute and receive from the
commission of pensions, the claims of myself in the right of my husband
Thomas Glaze of Lincoln Co., Ga., deceased, whatever I am allowed under
the Act of July 7-1838, up to the present time, hereby revoking all other
power of attorney by me given and confirming and ratifying the acts of my
said attorney in the premises(?) this November 26th 1855.
her
Milly X Glaze
mark
Signed and delivered in the
presence of Jefferson Ulinon(?).
Initially Milly was granted a pension in the amount of $46.66 per year
but this was later increased to $64.31 retroactive to 3-4-1848. The Hon.
Thomas H. Lumpkin received these monies in her stead.
Milly Frazier Glaze's father was William Frazier who was born ca 1825.
After marrying three times he died between 1-16-1793 and 2-1793 in
Granville, Co., NC. The last will and testament of William Frazier is
dated 1-6-1793 and was proved 2-1793 in Granville Co., NC.
In the name of God Amen: I William Frazier of Granville County
and State of North Carolina being very sick and weak in body but of
perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for the same and calling to mind
the mortality of man's body and knowing that it is appointed for all men
to die, do make and constitute and ordain this to be my last will and
testament that is to say principally first of all I give and commend my
soul to God who gave it and as for my body recommend it to the earth to
be buried in a descent Christian manner at the discretion of my executors
nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same
again by the might of God; and as touching such worldly estate wherewith
it hath pleased God to bless me this life I give, demise (?), and dispose
of the same in manner and form following that is to say in the first
place: I give and bequeath to my wife Mary Frazier one negro man by the
name of Daniel to be equally divided amongst all her children, likewise
one negro garl(?) Of the name of Margrit(?) to be her sole property
during her life or widowhood at the discretion of my executors and the
increase if any should asrise from the garl shall be at the discretion of
the executors likewise to be divided at any time amongst my present
wife's children and likewise the children of my second wife, Ann and Mary
when need shall require; likewise the said negro Margrit at my wife's
death or marriage shall be equally divided amongst all the above children
of my second ands third wife; likewise I give to my wife Mary Frazier one
feather bed and furniture, likewise all the rest of my household
furniture excluding beds, likewise one horse such as she shall chuse(?)
To draw out of the estate whenever there shall be a division make in the
estate and if anything remains at her death it is to be equally divided
amongst all her children. Item: I give and bequeath to my son Malachi
Frazier to him and his heirs forever the sum of five shillings to be
levied out of my estate. Item: I likewise give to my son Daniel the sum
of five shillings to be levied out of my estate. Item: I give to my son
William Frazier the son of Mary Frazier, my last wife, the land and
plantation whereon I now live likewise one copper still and one feather
bed of the weight of forty pounds with the furniture thereto belonging;
likewise one smooth board gun to him and his heirs forever. Item: I give
to my three children Charity, John, and Elizabeth Frazier to them and
their heirs forever the sum of thirty-five pounds Virginia money to each
to be levied and paid out of my estate in such produce or property as may
be on the plantation at the rail(?) value; likewise I give to my son John
Frazier one smooth board gun and all the rest of my estate I will and
desire it that it be equally divided amongst my children as follows Mary
Ann Arthur Sowell(Lowell?), Milly, Sarah, Charity, John, and Elizabeth
and I do hereby constitute and appoint Arthur Frazier and David Knott and
Sowell Frazier to be the sole executors of this my last will and
testament and do hereby utterly disallow revoke and dissanull all and any
other former testaments, wills, legacies, bequests, and executors by me
in anyway before named willed and bequeathed ratifying and confirming
this and no other to be my last will and testament in witness thereof I
have hereunto set my hand and seal this ninetteenth(?) day of January one
thousands seven hundred and ninety three.
William Frazier
Signed, sealed, and delivered in
presents of (Test(?)
Samuel Hunt
James Knott
David Knott
CHILDREN OF THOMAS GLAZE Sr. ( & Milly Frazier):
I. David Glaze was born 10-2-1783 in Granville Co., NC, and died before
1-1821 in Lincoln Co., GA. A David Glaze was in Jones Co., Ga, as early
as 1808. A David Glaze was justice of the inferior court of Lincoln Co.,
GA, from 6-1819 until 1821. A David Glaze had 300 acres of land in
Lincoln Co., in 1802. Benjamin Glaze had a son and grandson named David.
The Wilkes and Lincoln County records don't always allow a distinction to
be made between the uncle and the nephew (the uncle was about 12 years
older than the nephew)
II. William H. Glaze was born 9-1-1785 in Granville Co., NC. He 1st
married Nancy Bond & 2nd married Nancy Arnett who was the daughter of
Samuel Arnett and Ann Spear. Nancy was born 9-1807 and died 4-9-1887.
Ann was Spear was born ca 1870. As of 1999 William's first wife had not
been identified. It is thought that she died back in Granville Co.,
prior to the Glaze families moving to Georgia. William and Nancy are in
the direct bloodline of Alexander Deaton Haas & Zachary Deaton Haas. See
above. The following is the LWT of Samuel Arnett recorded in Will Book HH
p. 390, 1819-1836, Wilkes Co., GA. This record documents Nancy's
marriage to William Glaze. Note Samuel's wish that his widow continue
taking care of the family clothing!! Perhaps old Samuel was somewhat
chauvinistic.
Georgia, Wilkes Co.: In the name of God Amen. I Samuel Arnett of
the county and state of aforesaid being of sound mind and disposing
memory calling to mind that it is appointed for all men to die, do make
and ordain this my last will and testament revoking all others. First, I
command(?) my soul to God who gave it and my body to be decently buried.
As to my earthy property I wish to make the following disposition of it.
Item 1st: I give and bequeath to my son Henry W. Arnett's children the
following property (slaves?), Sunthia Eady and her three children James,
Green, Caroline, and three hundred dollars in cash he has heretofore
received and receipted for; and I give and bequeath unto said children
one negro boy, John, at my death and I also give unto my son Henry W.
Arnett fifty dollars for his__________use. Item 2nd: I give and bequeath
unto my son Seaborn Arnett the following property, Sally a woman, Peter a
boy, and five hundred and fourteen dollars and seventy cents in cash,
three negroes, Stephan a man, Lucinda a girl, Liza a girl, which property
and money he has heretofore receipted and receipted for. Also I give
three negroes at my death, March and Ned, boys and Clarisa, a girl. Item
3rd: I give and bequeath unto my daughter Nancy the following property,
Patience a girl, Clark a boy, Betty a woman, Evaline her child, Nancy a
woman and her child Dianne, cash one hundred dollars which she has
heretofore received and receipted for by William Glaze her husband. Also
I give her one negro boy named Wilkes at my death. Item 4: I give and
bequeath unto my daughter Polly Newman the following property, Sarah a
woman, Bob a boy, Jane a woman, Isham a boy, Marion a woman and child,
Jefferson, cash one hundred dollars thirty seven and one half cents which
she has heretofore received and receipted for by William Newman; also at
my death Joe and Jimmy. Item 5th: I give and bequeath unto my beloved
wife the following property during her natural life and widowhood, one
negro woman Nancy, my interest that I bought of Thomas M.M.(W.W.?)
Hud(?), also one man Len and Feruby his wife, Mary and her child
Caty—also supposed to be one hundred and fifty acres of land, taking the
dwelling house and kitchen beginning at a persimmon in the lane and
running due east to my east line adjoining Mr. Florence, thence with said
line to Little River, thence up the river to the mouth of Upton's creek,
thence up said creek to the mouth of the Spring branch, thence up said
branch to a bridge, thence up the east side of the lane to the beginning
coming into the lane sixty yards north of the dwelling house, also two
beds and furniture. The above land I wish to give to my son Oliver C.
Arnett at my wife's death or intermarriage, also the rest of t he
property left her to my children. Item 6th: I give and bequeath the
balance of my estate both real and personal to my son Oliver C. Arnett.
Item 7th: It is my will at my death that the crops on hand is for the
support of the plantation and that the property is all to be kept
together and an overseer employed by my executors to attend to both farms
and at the end of each year the net produces(?) of all the crops to be
equally divided according to their_______. Item 8th: It is my will that
my son Oliver C. Arnett's money be kept out at interest by my executors
and that my wife and son be equal in all expenses in proportionate to
their property. It is my will that my wife attend to the clothing of the
family as usual______(does he mean the laundry?). Item I will and
bequeath to Mildred Hud(?) And Patience Paschal one hundred dollars at my
death to each. I hereby nominate and constitute my beloved wife Ann
Arnett my whole executor of this my last will and testament___________
given by my hand and seal this 27th day of March 1834.
Samuel Arnett
Signed, sealed, and delivered in the
presence of
R. Booker
J.J. West
Job(?) Coleman
R.J. Holiway, J.P.
III. Sarah Glaze who was born 9-1-1787 in Wilkes Co., GA, and married Mr.
Cornelison after her mother's death.
IV. Margaret Glaze who was born 12-21-1788 in Wilkes Co.,. GA, and died
before 1-1856.
V. Samuel Glaze I who was born 4-21-1788 in Wilkes Co., GA, and died in
infancy.
VI. Tandy Glaze was born 2-24-1792 in Lincoln Co., GA, and died before
1-1856.
VII. Samuel Glaze II was born 11-22-1793 in Lincoln Co., GA, and married
"Tabitha." Tabitha was born in 1796 in VA. Samuel died after 1880 in
Lincoln Co., GA. The census records of Lincoln Co., for 1830, 40, 50, &
60 indicate that Samuel had seven sons and one daughter. He was a farmer
and in some way is related to the Walker family. In 1850, Augustus
Walker, age 8, was living with the family and in 1860 William A.
(Augustus?) Walker, age 18, was in the home. They were living in HH 190.
Samuel is identified as a "planter" owning property valued at $1500. It
is most difficult to distinguish one Wilkes-Lincoln Co., "Samuel" from
another. There was a Samuel Glaze Jr., perhaps the son of Samuel Sr.,
and a Samuel II, the sixth child of Thomas Glaze Sr. Samuel II assisted
his mother in securing her Revolutionary Was pension by swearing out the
following:
State of Georgia, Lincoln Co.: On this 14th day of March eighteen
hundred and fifty-six personally appeared before me Benjamin F. Tatom
ordinary in and for said County, Samuel Glaze also being duly sworn
deposeth and saith that to the best of his knowledge and belief his is
sixty-two years of age; that he was born 22nd day of November., seventeen
hundred and nine-three as he has been informed by his Mother Milly Glaze,
brothers and sisters of this deponent, were older than this deponent,
Samuel having died in infancy, and that Asa, John, Mary, Elizabeth, and
Thomas Glaze his brothers and sisters were younger than this deponent,
sworn to and subscribed before me this day and year above written.
Samuel Glaze
Benjamin F. Tatom, ordinary
Samuel was named administrator of his mother's estate at her death.
CHILDREN OF SAMUEL GLAZE II:
A,B,C,D. Four unidentified sons born 1820-1825 in GA.
E. Nancy Glaze was born ca 1825 in Lincoln Co., GA.
F. David Glaze was born ca 1830 in Lincoln Co., GA.
G. An unidentified son born 1825-1830 in Lincoln Co., GA. This
could be John Glaze.
H. Alfred Glaze was born ca 1832 in Lincoln Co., GA. Alfred served
in the Civil War, Co., "F," 22nd Ga., Reg., CSA, from Lincoln Co. Alfred
appears in the 1860 census of Lincoln Co. He is living in the same
house with a Betty Norman and a Delia Glaze (age 53). This is HH 260.
Living in HH 259 is Thomas Glaze. Alfred is identified as the "manager"
of Betty Norman's property.
VIII. John Glaze was born 11-23-1795 in Lincoln Co., GA. He 1st married
Mary Dallis on 12-17-1818 in Lincoln Co., 2nd married Sarah Dallis on
1-24-1819 in Lincoln Co., GA, and died before 10-1856 in Troup Co., GA.
Mary Dallis must have died within a few weeks after her marriage to John.
Sarah was born can 1810 in GA. John Glaze received a Troup County land
grant (No. 276. See History of Troup Co., p. 12). He was a resident of
Troup Co., by 1850. John and family do appear in the 1850 census of
Troup Co. They are living in HH 10. He is recorded as a farmer owning
property valued at $2000. He may have been the John Glaze that was
living in Jefferson Co., GA, in 1832. John's LWT is dated in Troup Co.,
Will Book B, p. 100:
State of Georgia, Troup Co.: I John Glaze of said county and state
knowing the uncertainty of human life deem it right both as respects
myself and my family that I should make a disposition of the property
with which a kind providence has blessed me. I therefore make this my
last will and testament. Item first: I desire and direct that all my
just debts be paid by my executors hereinafter named without delay. Item
2nd: I desire and direct that ll my estate both real and personal of
every description whatever not herein otherwise disposed of remain in the
hands of my wife for the purpose of raising and educating my minor
children until the youngest child marries or becomes of legal age or
until my wife's death or remarriage. Item 3rd: My daughter Matilda
Phelps has received the amount of eighty three dollars, my son-in-law
Josiah C. Hardy in right of his wife Ann ninety Dollars and seventy-five
cents, my daughter Sidney Watkins seventy four dollars, my daughter
Martha McElhaney seventy-seven dollars, seventy-five cents, my daughter
Orny Murphy thirty-seven dollars, my son Th9omas sixty-two dollars,
twenty-0five cents, my son William eighty-three dollars. I desire that
each one of my other children when they marry or arrive at legal age, a
bed and furniture, a cow and calf and a saddle, any my sons a horse each
all at their value. Item 4th: Whenever my youngest child marries or
arrives at legal age or at the death of my wife whichever takes place
first, I desire and direct that all my estate both real and personal be
sold and equally dived amongst all my children including the advancements
to each of them. Item 5th: I desire and direct in th3 case of my wife
should marry before either of the events mentioned in Item fourth then
that all my estate be sold and equally dived amongst all my children and
her and including the advancements. Item 6th: I constitute and appoint
my son William Glaze and my sin-in-law John D. McEllhaney executors to
this my last will and testament with full power to buy or sell anything
that may be necessary for carrying on the farm or for the interest of the
estate also with full power to sell any part of my real estate and the
whole of it if they think best in case my family wishes to remove. This
November 4th 1850.
John Glaze
Signed, sealed, declared, and published by John Glaze as his last
will and testament in the presence of us the subscribers who subscribed
our names in the presence of said testator and of each other this
November 7th 1850.
Charles Gullatt
John Ferguson
his
Matthew X Partridge
mark
John W. Shepard
CHILDREN OF JOHN GLAZE:
A. Ann Glaze who was born ca 1822 in GA, and married Josiah Hardy
on 1-06-1839 in Troup Co., GA. Ann was living with her family in Troup
Co., in 1850, but by 1860 she was widowed. Josiah was born ca 1822 in
SC, and died before 1860 in Troup Co. In 1850, Josiah and family are
living in HH 113. He is recorded as a "farmer" with land valued at $500.
In 1860 Ann is living in HH 719 and still owns the land valued at $500.
Children of Ann Glaze Hardy:
1. William Hardy was born ca 1841 in GA, and married "Laura."
2. Sarah E. Hardy was born ca 1842 in GA.
3. Robert H. Hardy was born ca 1844 in GA.
4. Otis Hardy was born ca 1846 in GA.
5. Lemuel was born ca 1849 in GA.
6. Elbert Hardy was born ca 1851 in GA.
B. Sidney Glaze who married Mr. Watkins.
C. Orney Glaze who married Mr. Murphy.
D. William Glaze who was born ca 1829 in GA, and married "Martha."
Martha was born ca 1839 in GA.
Children of William Glaze:
1. James Glaze born ca 1860 in GA.
2. Mary Glaze born ca 1874 in GA (note the gap between
child one and two).
3. Nancy Glaze was born ca 1875 in GA.
4. Dean Glaze was born ca 1`876 in GA.
E. Matilda Glaze was born ca 1834 in GA, and married Mr. D. Phelps
ca 1855.Matilda was living in Troup Co., GA, in 1860. Mr. Phelps was
born ca 1826 in GA, and was working as an "overseer." in 1860.
Children of Matilda Glaze Phelps:
1. R. Phelps, a male born ca 1855 in GA.
2. D. Phelps, a male born ca 1857 in GA.
3. E. Phelps, a female born ca 1859 in GA.
F. Sarah Glaze born ca 1832 in GA.
G. George W. Glaze was born ca 1834 in GA, and died 10-20-1863 in
a federal prison. Could he have been a prisoner of war??
H. Nancy L. Glaze was born ca 1837 in GA.
I. Melton J. Glaze was born ca 1839 in GA.
J. Susan J. Glaze was born ca 1842 in GA.
K. Lavina Glaze was born ca 1844 in GA.
IX. Mary Glaze was born ca 3-4-1797 in Lincoln Co., GA. Mary, at age 58,
and still unmarried, assisted her mother in securing her Revolutionary
War widow's pension. It seems she spent the major portion of her life
caring for her aged mother.
State of Georgia, Lincoln Co.; On this the fourteenth day of March
eighteen hundred and fifty-six personally appeared before
me Benjamin F. Tatom ordinary in and for said
county Mary Glaze also being duly sworn deposeth and saith that to the
best of her knowledge and belief she is fifty-eight years of
age, that she was born in the 4th day of March seventeen hundred and
ninety-eight, as she has been informed by her mother Milly Glaze,
William, David, Sarah, Tandy, and Samuel Glaze who died in Infancy, were
older than my brother Samuel Glaze who is still in life—and that the
deponent—Asa, John, Elizabeth, and Thomas Glaze were younger children of
Thomas and Milly Glaze.
her
Milly X Glaze
mark
Sworn & subscribed before me this day and year written above.
Benjamin F. Tatom, ordinary
X. Asa Glaze was born 8-18-1799 in Lincoln Co., GA, and died before
1-1856. An Asa Glaze was living in Lee Co., AL, in 1850. He is listed
as age 44 and was living alone.
XI. Elizabeth Glaze was born 4-2-1801 in Lincoln Co., GA.
XII. Thomas Glaze Jr., was born 4-25-1803 in Lincoln Co.,(the 1850 census
indicates he was born in 1799). He 1st married Matilda Dallis on
2-1801823 also in Lincoln Co. He 2nd married Permelia Rhodes and died
in 1876. He is buried in Glaze Memorial Gardens, Lincoln Co., GA.
Matilda was the daughter of Thomas Dallis Sr. Permelia was born ca 1809
and died in 1888. She is buried near her husband in Glaze Memorial
Gardens. It should be noted that the birth date of Thomas Glaze Jr., as
it appears on his headstone does not correspond with the information
given by Milly Glaze when making her pension application. Thomas Jr.,
seems to have lived his entire life in Lincoln Co., and was a prominent
member of the Goshen Baptist Church in Lincolnton. Thomas Glaze Jr.,
should not be confused with a Thomas Glaze who married Chislemon(?)
Culvert on 1-8-1812 in Putnam Go., GA. It is likely that these two men
were related but as of 1999 that relationship has not been determined.
Thomas Jr., appears in the 1840,50, & 60 census of Lincoln Co. A Thomas
Glaze is recorded in the 1820 Census of Habersham Co., Ga. Thomas would
appear to have had twelve children and at least two of these by Matilda
Dallis. It could be that Matilda died during the birth of her second
child. In 1880 Thomas's widow, Permelia Rhodes Glaze, was living in
Lincoln Co., with her sons Otis and Alexander, her daughter Permelia, and
her sister-in-law "Dailey," age 70. Also present were four of
Alexander's children. In the 1850 census of Lincoln Co., Thomas is
recorded in HH 110. He is identified as a "planter" owning property
valued at $2000. In the 1860 census of Lincoln Co., Thomas and family
are living in HH 259. He is recorded as a "farmer" owning property
valued at $3500. In 1870 he is in HH 643 and his land is valued at
$1800. One should remember that the Civil War occurred between 1860 & 1870.
CHILDREN OF THOMAS GLAZE JR.:
A. Huston (Houston?) Glaze was born 2-16-1825 in Lincoln Co., GA,
and married Mary Jane Parks after 1860. He died 8-121-1897 and is buried
in the cemetery at the old Glaze home in Lincoln Co. Mary was born
2-16-1845 and is buried next to her husband. In 1850, as recorded in the
1850 census of Lincoln Co., Huston was working as an overseer for John
Zellers. In 1860 he is living with William Dallis, in HH 74. He is
identified as "manager." Mary Jane is not present. In the 1870 census of
Lincoln Co., in HH 1090, "Houre," "Mary J.," and children are recorded.
He is identified as a farmer owning property valued at $2000.
Children of Huston Glaze:
1. Susan Glaze was born 5-18-1862.
2. Louis Glaze was born 11-10-1863.
3. Hattie Glaze was born 3-10-1861.
4. Fannie Glaze was born ca 1868.
5. Annie Glaze was born ca 1869.
6. J.J. Glaze(m) was born 1-23-1872.
7. Thomas D. Glaze was born 7-23-1876.
8. Alexander Glaze was born 11-14-1878.
9. Mary E. Glaze was born6-22-1880.
10. Frank Glaze was born 1-16-1882.
11. Lucy Glaze was born 7-11-1884.
It should be noted that all of Huston's children were born in
Lincoln Co., GA.
B. Jane Glaze was born ca 1829 in Lincoln Co., GA.
C. David E. Glaze was born ca 1832 in Lincoln Co., Ga. He appears
in the 1960 census of Lincoln Co., living in the home of a Mary Simmons,
age 72. He is married to "Jane," who was born ca 1844. David is
identified as a "merchant" having a personal estate worth $3500.
D. Sarah A. Glaze was born ca 1835 in Lincoln Co., GA.
E. Eleanor Glaze was born ca 1838 in Lincoln Co., GA.
F. Thomas R. Glaze was born in 1841 in Lincoln Co., Ga., and
married Z.T. Wright. She died in 1930 and is buried in Glaze memorial
Gardens. Thomas served in the Civil War in Co., "G," of the 15th GA.,
Regiment.
G. Alexander N. Glaze was born ca 1842 in Lincoln Co., GA, and
served in Co. "H," of the 37th GA., Regiment during the Civil War. He
died in 1878 and is buried in Glaze Memorial Gardens. The following is
the military record of "A.N. Glaze": He was enlisted on 3-4-1863 in
Lincoln Co., by S.G. Pettus. He was a private in Company "E" of the 8th
Battalion, Ga., Volunteer Infantry. He is later shown as a private in
Co., "H," of the 37th and also shown as 2nd Lt., Co., "K," of the 54th
Reg., GA., Volunteer Infantry. In 4-1864 Alexander was still a private
and had just returned to duty after a 132 day furlough. By 5-1864,
however, he is listed as a 2nd LT. His military record contains no
information about combat or military campaigns. In 1880, Lincoln Co.,
GA., Alexander was living with his mother and brother Otis, and his
sister Permelia.
Children of Alexander N. Glaze:
1. Ada Glaze born ca 12871 IN GA.
2. Catherine Glaze born ca 1873 GA.
3. Annie Glaze was born ca 1878 in GA.
H. Permelia Glaze was born ca 1845 in Lincoln Co., GA., and died
in 1851. She is buried in Glaze Memorial Gardens.
I. Mollie Glaze was born ca 1854 in Lincoln Go., GA. She married
J.T. Wright. She died in 1930 and is buried in Glaze Memorial Gardens.
J. Mary Glaze was born ca 1858 in Lincoln Co., GA.
G. Mollie E. Glaze was born ca 1854 in
GENERATION TEN: BENJAMIN GLAZE:
Benjamin Glaze (BG) was born ca 1717 in Charles Co, Maryland and died
before 1782 in Granville, Co., NC. He married Catherine "Caty" Collins
before 1757 in Orange Co., VA. Catherine was the daughter of Joseph
Collins and Susannah Lewis. They resided in St. George's Parish,
Spotsylvania Co., VA. For a detailed history of the Collins family see
"Descendants of William Collins" in the appendix of this document.
Benjamin is listed as a witness to the LWT of a certain Thomas Collins in
Spotsylvania, St George Parish, Va. This LWT is dated 6-3-1751.
Catherine died after 1782. In 1760, BG owned land on both sides of Grassy
Creek, Granville Co., NC. He gave this land to his son Samuel on
2-3-1777. Benjamin had moved his family to Granville, NC, by 12-2-1760.
BG's LWT was proved 12-9-1782 in Granville Co., NC, and mentions his
wife "Catherine" (according to Mrs. James H. Stevenson, 2816 Maryland
Dr., Jonesboro, AR 72401, this lady is Catherine Collins), his ten
children, and his grandson "Jacob." Note that in 1832 there was a Jacob
Glaze living in Habersham Co., NC. The following is the LWT of Benjamin
Glaze:
In the name of God Amen. This ninth day of December in the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-one, I Benjamin Glaze
of the County of Granville in the State of North Carolina being very sick
and weak but of sound and disposing mind and memory do make and ordain
this my last will and testament. To Wit; I give to my sons Samuel Glaze,
John Glaze, and Thomas Glaze and my daughters Sarah Bond and Catherine
Childs one shilling each to them and their heirs forever. I lend to my
wife Catherine Glaze my whole estate both real and personal during her
natural life or widowhood. I give to my sons Reuben Glaze, David Glaze,
and Lewis Glaze all my land to be equally divided between them to them
and their heirs and assigns forever. I give to my grandson Jacob Glaze
one cow and a calf. I give to my sons Reuben Glaze, David Glaze, and
Lewis Glaze and to my daughters Elizabeth Glaze and Margaret Glaze all my
personal estate including negroes to be equally divided between them to
them and their heirs and assigns forever and lastly I do appoint my
beloved wife Catherine Glaze and my son Reuben Glaze executrix and
executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all and every
other wills and testaments by me heretofore made.
his
Benjamin X Glaze
mark
Signed, sealed, and published as his
last will and testament in presence of
M. Hunt
Samuel Smith
Granville County: August Court A.D. 1782. This will was duly
proved by the Oaths of Memucan(?) Hunt and Samuel Smith esq., and ordered
to be recorded. Then Catherine Glaze qualified as executrix and Reuben
Glaze as Executor to the said will.
Teste: Reuben Searcy, C.C.
.
Benjamin Glaze's estate was divided on 11-1786 and this record mentions
sons Reuben, David, Lewis, daughter Margarette, and Robert Frazier
(likely the husband of Elizabeth). Perhaps the other children had
already received their inheritance and left for Georgia and/or South
Carolina. The order of birth of Benjamin's children as of the year 2000
was uncertain.
CHILDREN OF BENJAMIN GLAZE:
I. Samuel Glaze was born ca 1760 in NC. There were clearly two Samuel
Glaze Srs., and one Samuel Glaze Jr., in early Granville Col., NC. One of
the Samuel Glaze Srs., would have been Benjamin's brother. One married
Mary Knight on 10-30-1782 and was given 199 acres of land in NC, for his
American Revolutionary service. He seems to have stayed in NC. In 1820,
his widow was living in Caswell Co., NC. Mary died after 1830. Our
Samuel, on the other hand, had by 1793 moved to Georgia where he took
part in the 1805 Lincoln Co., land lottery. He may have been his
father's favorite son. Old Benjamin gave him 455 acres of land in
Granville Co., in 1777. This gift of land, however, did not prevent him
from moving to Georgia. It is quite possible that these two Samuel's are
first cousins. Our Samuel seems to have been quite an opportunist. He
took part in the Georgia land lotteries of Lincoln and Columbia Cos.,
(1805) and Jackson Co., (1807). As of the year 2000 his children had not
been identified. It seems safe to assume, however, that Samuel Glaze Jr.
(born 1793 Lincoln Co., GA) was his son. Jacob, grandson of BG, may
have also been his son.
CHILDREN OF SAMUEL GLAZE:
A. Jacob Glaze who was born after 1770.
B. David Glaze who was born after 1784.
C. Ralph Glaze who was born ca 1793 in VA, and married Elizabeth Swift.
II. Thomas Glaze was born ca 1760 in NC, and married Parmelia "Milly"
Frazier. These two ancestors are in the direct bloodline of Alexander
Deaton Haas & Zachary Deaton Haas. See above.
III. John Glaze was born ca 1758 in NC, married Elizabeth Smith and died
in 1820 in SC(?). There were several John Glaze's in NC, SC, and GA,
between 1760-1840. Our John Glaze served in the American Revolution from
NC. There was also a J.M. Glaze in Putnam Co., GA, in 1820, and another
in Lincoln Co., GA., in 1820. It would appear our John Glaze was in SC,
in 1820. It would appear our John Glaze signed an "Oath of Fidelity" in
NC, in 1778. He served as a private from Halifax Co., NC, in the
Revolutionary War. He was recorded as a "planter" in Halifax Co., in
1786. He is named in his father's LWT in 1781 in Granville Co., NC.
John moved to Lincoln Co., Ga before 1797 and lived there until 1801. He
evidently also served in the War of 1812 from GA. He moved to Putnam
Co., GA, ca 1820 and appears in the 1820 Putnam Co., census.
CHILDREN OF JOHN GLAZE:
A. Jonathan Glaze born ca 1790. His wife is unidentified. They
had six children but only "Jesse" is identified. "Jesse" was born ca 1824
in AL. in 1850 Jonathan was living in Union Parish, LA.
B. Burnell Glaze.
C. Granville Glaze was born after 1790. He was living in Madison
Co., AL, in 1830
D. Thomas Glaze was born 4-21-1794 in Lincoln Co., GA, and died
12-30-1873 in Dougherty Co., GA. He 1st married Tinnie Cullifer. She was
born after 1790 and died after 1830. He 2nd married Mary Cullifer who
died ca 10-1831. Thomas had five children but only Simeon Bowdin Glaze
had been identified. Simon was born ca 1812 in AL.
E. Martha Glaze was born after 1794 and married John Hawkins.
F. Sarah Glaze was born after 1794 and married Abraham Greeson.
IV. Sarah Glaze who married Thomas Bonds (Bond?).
V. Catherine Glaze who married Mr. Lewis Childs.
VI. Reuben Glaze was born ca 1760 in NC, and married "Elizabeth." He
died in 1843 in Oglethorpe Co., GA. He moved to Georgia after the
division of his father's estate in 1787. On 12-17-1791 Reuben purchased
land from John Meals of Augusta, GA, for 96 pounds. This was 287 acres
located in Washington Co., GA. Also in 1791 he had purchased 100 acres
of land in Wilkes Co., GA, and sold the same to a William Graves. This
land was on Soap Creek. On 11-8-1793 Reuben and Elizabeth Glaze sold 287
acres of land to William Hamilton of Greene Co.,, GA, for 75 pounds.
Greene Co., had formerly been part of Washington Co. On 8-3-1795 sold
200 acres to David Glaze for 75 pounds. This land was surveyed by a
certain George Wealton on 7-12-1787 and was located on the waters of the
Little River. On 1-27-1806 in Oglethorpe Co., GA, Reuben was witness to
the LWT of a Thomas Cullum. Reuben also took part in the Georgia land
lotteries of 1805 and 1827 of Oglethorpe Co. His LWT is dated 10-2-1834
(recorded Oglethorpe Co., Will Book D, p. 15). Note he mentions only
three of his children in the document.
State of Georgia, Oglethorpe County: In the name of God Amen. I
Reuben Glaze of the County and State aforesaid being of sound and
disposing mend and memory yet far advanced in age and desirous that death
should not remove me without having________disposed of my property. To
that the(?) portion I would to my daughter Matilda Edmondson had it been
her good fortune to have married a man to whose prudence and economy I
could have entrusted its management, may not fall into the hands of her
husband Richard Edmondson, do make and ordain this to be my last will and
testament. For this purpose mainly—Item 1st: Let all funeral and other
expenses be first promptly paid by my executors—Item 2nd: As it is my
desire that my whole estate may be divided into as many equal shares as I
have children of their representatives at the time of my death in order
that each one of my said children or their representatives may receive
one and an equal share thereof my daughter Matilda Edmondson's share to
be received and managed as I shall herein after direct. I next will and
direct that to accomplish this object my executors set up to
publickly(sic) auction to the highest bidder the whole of my property
when each legatee can bid or not buy any part of the whole of what may
constitute his equal share or not as he may deem but for his interest and
that according to the aggregate amount of this sale and my executors
settle with my several children or their representatives so as to give
and to allow each one equal share thereof and the share which under such
circumstances as I have intimated in the preamble of this my last will I
would have given to my son-in-law Richard Edmondson and which further
will and direct shall consist wholly of money either left by me on hand
at the time of my death or raised by me from the sale aforesaid., I
hereby give and bequeath to my son-in-law Elam Willbanks in trust and for
and upon the following conditions viz., should he at any time during the
life time of my said daughter Matilda Edmondson adjudge and deem her in
distress and professing need of the whole or any part of the interest
which he may annually realize from the loan of said share to the support
and comfort of herself and her children. It is my will and desire and I
hereby direct and request him to appropriate on such contingency such
amount of said interest as he may deem requisite to her necessities and I
further will and direct that should my said daughter Matilda Edmondson
survive her said husband that upon that the whole said share to be given
over paid to her to be by her enjoyed and disposed of at her pleasure,
but should her said husband survive her then upon the happening of her
death I give and bequeath the whole of said share in equal portions to
the children she may leave living. Item 3rd: Last, I constitute and
appoint my son Joseph C. Glaze and my son-in-law Elam Willbanks the
executors of this my last will and testament thereby revoking and
annulling all others heretofore by me make this 2nd day of October 1832.
Signed, sealed, and acknowledged by the testator in the presence of the
following witnesses and________by then in my presence.
Reuben Glaze
George Young
Isaac Collier
Nathan Hunter
The day and date above written
Georgia, Oglethorpe Co.: Personally appeared in open court Isaac
Collier and Nathan Hunter witnesses to the within will and after being
duly sworn deposeth and saith that they saw Reuben Glaze deceased sign,
seal, and publish and declare this writing to be his last will and
testament that at the time thereof he was of sound disposing mind and
memory and that he did freely without compulsion and that they saw George
H. Young also sign the same as witness to the best of their knowledge so
help you God.
Isaac Collier
Nathan Hunter
Recorded 11-10-1834
Henry Britian, C.C.
CHILDREN OF REUBEN GLAZE:
A. Joseph C. Glaze was born ca 1780 in GA, and married "Sarah C." Sarah was born ca 1795 in GA. In 1840, Joseph and family were living in Lumpkin Co., GA. By 1850 all there children were out of the house and the were living alone in Cherokee Co., Ga. As of the year 2000, Joseph's
children have not been identified.
B. Reuben Glaze who was born ca 1801 in GA. He married "Angie" who was born ca 1803 in SC. This family appears in the 1880 census of Limestone Co., AL, living in HH 163. Living with Reuben and Angie are three grandchildren—Katie Glaze age 22, Clinton Glaze, age 21, and Della Glaze age 18. All three grandchildren were born in AL.
B. An unidentified female who married Elam Willbanks. Mr. Willbanks was evidently much respected by Reuben Glaze.
C. Matilda Glaze who married Richard Edmondson. Richard was considered by his father-in-law to be financially irresponsible. A Richard Edmondson, age 45, and born in SC, was living in Union Co., GA., in 1850 but he was married to a "Margaret," age 45. This man would appear to be our ancestor. Perhaps Matilda had died or perhaps her name was "Margaret Matilda?" This family could not be found in any census record after 1850.
Children of Matilda Glaze Edmondson:
1. Isabella Edmondson was born ca 1832 in GA.
2. Hamilton Edmondson was born ca 1837 in GA.
3. Napoleon Edmondson was born ca 1839 in GA.
4. Richard Edmondson was born ca 1843 in GA.
5. Lavona Edmondson was born ca 1844 in GA.
6. Margarette Edmondson was born ca 1847 in GA.
D. Thomas J. Glaze born in 1812 in AL. This is the line of Lawrence B. Glaze who states "I am descended from John Glaze in Maryland 1676, thru Benjamin, born Maryland 1717, Reuben, born 1760, Thomas born in Alabama 1812, William born in Tennessee in 1844, Frank born in Texas in 1885. My father was William Lawrence born in Texas in 1908." Only one of Thomas' children has been identified, namely, William N. Glaze born ca 1844 in TN. Lawrence B. Glaze was born in 1935 in TX. As of the year 2000 his E-mail address was "glaze@texanet.net".
VII. David Glaze was born 2-5- 1769 in Granville Co., NC. He married Susannah Norman 11-13-1798 in Lincoln Co., GA. Susannah was the daughter of William Norman and a Miss Shepherd. Susannah was born 3-9-1780 in Culpeper Co., VA, and died after 9-1857 in Lincoln Co., GA. . David would appear to have been one of BG's younger children. In 1787 he shared in the division of his father's estate. He is on record in Wilkes Co., GA., in 1791 when he sold some land in Granville Co., NC, which had been left to him by his father. By 1800 he was living in Lincoln Co., GA, with two slaves and 200 acres of land. His neighbors were the Norman and Davies families. By 1802 David had acquired another 100 acres. He appears in the 1803 Lincoln Co., Tax list. David was appointed joint administrator of the estate of Jesse Walker on 12-7-1814. Baldwin Robertson had married Jesse's widow and apparently was squandering her inheritance; hence, Peggy Robertson (formerly Mrs. Walker) along with David petitioned the court to investigate. As a result (David and Peggy) were appointed joint administrators. Peggy was David were siblings. David was a member of the historic Goshin Baptist Church, a few miles north of Lincolnton, GA. David served as the executor of the estate of Thomas Glaze. On 8-6-1806 he was witnessed to the LWT of Alexander Stinson of Lincoln Co., GA. On 4-5-1809 he witnessed a deed in Jones Co., GA. He evidently purchased land from a William Norman on 2-18-1806. He served on a grand jury in October of 1816 in Lincoln Co. He appears in the 1820 census of Lincoln Co., and was appointed justice of the peace of the inferior court of Lincoln Co., on 6-5-1819 and served until his death 11-16-1820. David died intestate. His estate was settled on 10-4-1825. His property was sold.
CHILDREN OF DAVID GLAZE:
A. Thomas Grant Glaze was born 6-24-1799 in GA, and died in 1876. He married Permelia Rhodes before 1829. She was born ca 1809 and died in 1888 in Wilkes Co., GA. Family oral history suggests that Thomas had a twin brother who may have died in infancy. Thomas appears in the 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, & 1870 census of Lincoln Co., GA. He was witness to the LWT of a certain Sterne Simmons SR. He was in Habersham Co., GA, in 1820. He evidently purchased land from a Zachariah Sutton in Habersham Co., on 2-11-1826. He was witness to the LWT of William Statham on 10-22-1822 in Lincoln Co. On 11-13-1825 he purchased land from William Dallis in Lincoln Co., GA. He sold land to Thomas Simmons of Lincoln Co., on 10-13-1832. He purchased land from George W. Dallis of Lincoln Co., on 4-1-1833. As an administrator, he granted a deed to a William I. Miller of Lincoln Co., on 12-1-1840. He served as administrator of the estate of Burwell Smith on 3-7-1836. He evidently sold land to a Adam Harnesberger of Lincoln Co., on 8-15-1837. He granted a deed of land to Hulbert Dallis of Lincoln Co., on 112-22-1848. He granted a deed of land to John A.G. Seal of Lincoln Co., on 1-11-1842. He served as executor of the estate of Moses Sutton of Wilkes Co., Ga., on 6-31-1855. Thomas is buried in the Glaze Memorial Garden Cemetery in Lincoln Co., Ga. This cemetery is located near the Midway Methodist Church.
Children of Thomas Glaze:
1. Alexander Norman Glaze was born ca 1843. He married Frances Cullar (Cullars?). She was born ca 1842 and died 1878. Alexander served in the CSA. Alexander and Frances had Frances Ann Glaze born 6-15-1878 in Lincoln Co., GA, and died 1-27-1976 in Lincoln Co. Frances Ann married William Ellington Norman who was born 11-25-1876 in Lincoln Co., GA. and died 11-9-1965 in Lincoln Co., Ga.
Children of Francis Ann Glaze Norman:
(I) William E. Norman born ca 1900 and died the same year.
(II) Marie Norman.
(III) Elsie Norman.
(IV) Harold Glaze Norman was born 8-29-1907 in Lincoln Co., Ga, and died in 1936 in Lincoln Co., Ga.
(V) Ruth Norman.
(VI) Lillian Norman.
(VII) Mildred Norman was born ca 1912 and died in 1954. She married James A. Goddard.
Children of Mildred Norman Goddard.
(A) Jean Goddard.
(B) Alice Goddard.
2. Permelia L. Glaze was born ca 1846 and died in 1931. She remained unmarried.
3. Otis P. Glaze was born ca 1849 and died in 1924.
4. Mollie E. Glaze was born ca 1854 and married Zachariah T. Wright.
5. Jane D. Glaze was born ca 1829 and married Stern T. Florence.
6. David E. Glaze was born ca 1832.
7. Sarah A. Glaze was born ca 1835 and married Francis M. Wright.
8. Eleanor Ann Glaze was born ca 1837 and married Andrew J. Murray.
9. Thomas R. Glaze was born ca 1840.
B. William Dayton Glaze was born 9-25-1800 and married Mildred Rhodes. On 7-5-1820 in Lincoln Co., William was witness to the LWT of Jinney Flourance. He evidently sold land in Lincoln Co., to Thomas Glaze on 9-
10-1831.
C. Joseph W. Glaze was born 4-10-1802.
D. Sidney N. Glaze was born 1-1-1804 and married William M. Prather.
E. Euphony Glaze was born 9-11-1805 and died about 1805.
F. Delia Seward Glaze was born 8-10-1807. Delia evidently purchased land (or was granted land) from John S. Norman of Lincoln Co., on 5-7-1867.
G. Julia Marie Glaze was born 1-15-1809 and died 8-29-1811.
H. Henry Harvey Glaze was born 8-26-1810 in GA, and died 10-13-1867 in Cass Co., TX. He married Mary Ann Hawes on 4-18-1835 in Lincoln Co., GA. She was born 9-26-1820 in GA, and died 4-3-1893 in Cass Co., TX. Henry appears in the 1840 census of Troup Co., GA, and the 1850 census of Cobb Co., GA. He migrated to Cass Co., TX, in 1855. His migration west was part of a "wagon Train" expedition. He eventually owned three general stores near Linden, TX.
Children of Henry Harvey Glaze:
1. Jane Glaze born in TX.
2. George Warren Glaze born 4-26-1837 and married Lucinda French.
3. Payton Haws Glaze born ca 1839 in GA, and died after 1908 in Linden, Cass Co., TX. He married Mary H. Story. She was born ca 1847 in TX, and died in OK. Payton migrated from Georgia to Texas in 1855 via a wagon train. Payton evidently inherited three general stores from his father. He appears in the 1870 census of Cass Co., and is recorded as farming and owning real estate valued at $1000. After Payton died, Mary sold the general stores and bought a farm in Grayson Co., TX. Supposedly, the Story family was of Irish descent.
Children of Payton Glaze:
a. Payton Haws Glaze Jr., born in Linden, Cass Co., TX, and died in Grayson Co., TX. He married Alice Mae Elkins. She was born in Ga, and died 6-2-1936 in Grayson Co., TX. One family member described Payton as "a drunk." The following comes from William Howard Glaze and is dated 11-28-1997:
"I know little of Grandfather Glaze (Payton) except that he was an ‘itinerant painter, etc.,' leaving his family a lot. He still kept in close touch, however, because I was told that he came to get my father when he had left home. At age 15 or so to go to work in the oil fields of Fort Worth. There daddy worked driving a mule team, I think, but didn't stay long. I believe his mother sent his father to get him. >From there daddy evolved into a grocery business where he stayed for over forty years. Payton went from family member to family member, living with them after his wife passed away from cancer. I remember him because of the smell of very bad cigars that he smoked constantly. To say that he was tolerated is probably accurate."
Children of Payton Glaze:
(I) Homer Ray Glaze was born 10-23-1903 in Grayson Co., TX, and died 5-15-1980 in Dallas Co., TX. He married Leta Leota Scott. She was born 12-20-1902 in Grayson Co., TS, and died 6-21-1979 in Dallas, TX. Homer was a grocer. He and Leta are buried in the Collinsville Cemetery, in Grayson Co., TX.
Children of Homer Glaze:
(A) Mary Carol Glaze born 12-24-1932 in Sherman, TX. She first married John Robert Napier, Jr., on 12-9-1950 in Dallas, TX. John was born 11-2-1931 in Sullivan Island, SC, and died 9-17-1972 in Fort Worth, TX. He died of lung cancer. He was a "three pack a day" man. By occupation he was an electronics technician. She 2nd married Lawrence Royce Fralick on 7-12-1974 in Weatherford, TX. He died 7-7-1989 in Azle, TX. Lawrence was from Wisconsin and of German descent. The name "Fralick" apparently was an Anglicized variant of "Froelich." He entered World Was II at the age of 18 as an infantryman. He was wounded but not seriously. He was a bomber pilot in Korea and escaped without injury. He held a variety of jobs after retiring from the Army and ended his career in law enforcement. He died of prostate cancer. The following is from Dale Napier:
"John Napier, or Jack as he was known, was born on Sullivan's Island, a small island in Charleston Bay in SC. His brothers Pat and Jerry were born later when he was two and six respectively. His father served in the Army, and later Army Air Force during World War II, and his mother worked. They divorced in 1943. Jack and Pat lived in a Catholic boarding school with a military-style approach to raising the boys. They certainly lived a boy's life during this time. Pat was once shot accidently, a hunting accident perhaps–shot in the head! While Pat was recovering, Jack was forced into a boxing ring with the boy who had accidently shot Pat. They wouldn't let Jack out of the ring until he had beat the hell out of the boy, which is something he was not inclined to dol. With his parents divorced, after the wart Jack and Pat wandered between their parents–their father in SC, their mother in Los Angeles. Jack dropped out of school at 17 and joined the Air Force as an airman. While stationed at Carswell AFB in Fort Worth, he went on a blind date roller skating with Mary Carol Glaze. Carol was already engaged to another fellow at the time, but she went at some friend's urging. They hit it off well, but Jack was given orders to go overseas, to Rhinemein AFB in Germany. He and Carol decided to get married. Three days after the wedding, he left for Germany—and was gone two years! It is amazing that their marriage held together after that. When Jack returned from Germany, they had never lived together. But they did stay together, and had their first child, Robert Dale, in 1954. Their other children were Robin Carol, 1955, Sandy Gail, 1958, Patrice Diane, 1960, and Alice, 1962. Jack was re-stationed at Carswell until a month after Robin's birth. Then they moved to Springfield, MA, while he was stationed at Westover AFB. During that time he served as a mechanic on a flight crew, a DC-7C, at the service of a general. In 1962 he was sent to Keesler AFB in Biloxi, MI, for re-training as a microwave communications technician. After about ten months, he was assigned to Lejas AFB in the Azores, a small group of Islands 400 miles off the coast of Portugal. At Villa Nova, his work site off base, his microwave facilities were used for submarine underwater communications."
Children of Mary Carol Glaze Napier:
(i) Robert Dale Napier was born 4-17-1954 in Fort Worth, TX.
(ii) Robin Carol Napier was born 6-1-1955 in Fort Worth, TX.
(iii) Sandra Gail Napier was born 5-9-1958 in Springfield, MA.
(iv) Patrice Diane Napier was born 12-11-1960 in Springfield, MA.
(v) Lisa Alice Napier was born 9-8-1962 at Keesler AFB, Biloxi, MS.
(B) Martha Alice Glaze was born in 1926 and died 6-1994 at Kill Devil Hills, Dare Co., NC, of lung cancer. She married 1st Suat Basaran. Suat was a civil engineer. He was born in Turkey in 1926. She 2nd married Mr. Black.
( C) William Howard Glaze was born 11-21-1934 in Sherman, Grayson Co., TX. He 1st married Erma Lee Smith in 1956 and 2nd married Jean Adel Stevenson in 1976 in Denton, TX. Jean was born 11-6-1940 in Fargo, ND. "Bill" is a chemistry professor and director of the Carolina Environmental Program at the University of North Carolina. Jean , as of 1998, was a research nurse at Duke University Research Institute in Durham, NC.
(D) Leta Ray Glaze was born 6-10-1938 in Grayson Co., TX, and died 6-20-1938 in Grayson Co., TX.
(II) Robert Leon Glaze who died in 1962. "Leon" served in WWII and was stationed in Alaska. Family oral history has him continuing to work for the government at an airbase in Sherman, TX. He had Robert Glaze born ca 1965.
(III) Lorene Glaze who married a Mr. Hammonds and as of 1996 was living in Tampa, FL.
b. Dixie Glaze was born ca 1866 in TX. She married John Richard Elliott and had Dixie Elliott.
c. Hattie Glaze was born ca 1869 in TX.
d. Edward Glaze.
e. John Glaze.
4. William Lafayette Glaze born ca 1841 and may have been
killed during the Civil War.
5. John Randolph Glaze was born ca 1843 and married Mary
R. Berks.
6. Henry Norman Glaze was born ca 1846 in GA, and married
Josephine Stallcut.
7. David Ellington Glaze was born ca 1848 in GA, and 1st
married Anna Hopkins. He 2nd married Harriet Hopkins.
8. Mary Elmylia Glaze was born ca 1853 in TX, and married
John Hopkins on 12-29-1870.
9. Thomas Mosley Glaze was born ca 1858 in Cass Co., TX.
He married Martha Davie Norwood. Thomas and family moved to Bell Co., TX,
where his wife's sister lived. They remained there about five years and
then moved to Runnels Co., TX. They settled near the community of Miles,
TX. They had Robert Emerson Glaze who was born 4-21-1891 in Cass Co., TX,
and died in Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., TX.
Children of Thomas Mosley Glaze:
(a) Robert Emerson Glaze was born 4-21-1891 in
Cass Co., Tx, and died in Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., TX. He married Jennie
Mae Hunt. Robert grew up in Runnels Co., TX, and worked for SW Bell in
Dallas/Fort Worth, Handley, Cisco, Corsicana, and other places. He did
live most of his early life growing up in Fort Worth where he died. He
and Jennie had Miriam Glaze.
10. Carolyn Elizabeth Glaze was born ca 1860 in TX.
I. Eleanor Mercer Glaze was born 7-29-1812 and married Joseph Florence.
J. Sarah Katherine Glaze was born 6-8-1814.
K. Elizabeth Matilda Glaze was born 2-25-1817 and 1st married John
G. Knox. She 2nd married Reuben Davis on 2-23-1847 in GA.
L. John Milton Glaze was born 10-17-1818 and married Sarah A.
Clements on 11-27-1861 in GA.
M. Susannah Harriet Glaze was born 11-26-1820 and married William
Hawes.
VIII. Lewis Glaze was born ca 1773 in NC, and must have been BG's
youngest son. He did share in the division of his father's estate in
1787, but was the last mentioned by his father (suggesting his
youthfulness). Along with his brothers he moved to Lincoln and Wilkes
Co., GA, and by 1800 owned one slave and 75 acres of land in Lincoln Co.
Again with his brothers he participated in the 1807 Georgia land lottery
(Richmond Co.) But apparently never actually moved to Richmond Co. For
unspecified reasons he fell into disfavor with the church fathers of
the Goshin Baptist Church and was eventually expelled from the same. By
1830 he was living in Limestone Co., AL, and may have been the chief
ancestor of the Alabama Glazes. At age 77, he was still in Limestone
Co., and was living with a Robert Crawford.
CHILDREN OF LEWIS GLAZE:
A. Absalom J. Glaze was born in 1806 in GA, and married
"Christian." Christian was born ca 1810 in NC. He 2nd married Sarah
Simpson on 5-18-1855. Sarah was born ca 1808. This family appears in the
1860 census of Limestone Co., AL. They are in HH 664. Absalom was a farmer.
Children of Absalom J. Glaze:
1. Benjamin H. Glaze was born ca 1833 in AL, and 2nd
married Mary Coleman on 12-20-1860. He 3rd married M. J. Hold on
9-5-1868 and 4th married Martha W. Evans of 5-12-1870. These marriages
all took place in Limestone Co., AL. His first wife is unidentified.
Benjamin and Martha appear in the 1870 census of Limestone Co., HH 12.
Benjamin is recorded as a "house carpenter." He owned real estate valued
at $1000.
Children of Benjamin H. Glaze:
a. Margaret Glaze was born ca 1853 in AL.
b. Otis C. Glaze was born ca 1864 in AL.
c. Mary E. Glaze was born ca 1866 in AL.
d. Stephen A. Glaze was born ca 1868 in AL.
e. Benjamin L.(or Luther Benjamin?) Glaze was born
ca 8-23- 1869 in AL, and died 12-24-1958. He married Cora L. Black.
Cora was born 2-25-1875 and died 6-7-1926.
2. Margaret T.(?) Glaze was born ca 1833 in AL.
3. Amanda E. Glaze was born ca 1841 in AL.
4. Absalom Glaze was born ca 1844 in AL.
5. George A. Glaze was born ca 1848 in AL.
B. Lewis Glaze was born ca 1814 in GA, and married Martha Hold in 1834.
C. Reuben A. Glaze.
D. Thomas J. Glaze was born ca 1812 in AL. He first married Julia
McWilliams on 1-17-1833 & 2nd married Rebecca A. McNeeley on 9-25-1849.
Rebecca was born ca 1826 in AL. Thomas and family appear in the 1850
census of Limestone Co., AL. They are living in HH 138. He is recorded
as a farmer owning property valued at $150.
Children of Thomas J. Glaze:
1. Elizabeth Glaze born ca 1834 in AL.
2. Andrew L. Glaze born ca 1837 in AL.
3. Musel(?)(m) Glaze born ca 1839 in AL.
4. William W. Glaze born ca 1845 in AL.
E. Euphemia Glaze who married Robert H. Crawford.
IX. Elizabeth Glaze who married Robert Frazier. Robert is mentioned in
BG's LWT in lieu of his wife, a common practice in the past.
X. Margaret "Peggy" Glaze who marred Jessie Walker and died ca 1798 in
Wilkes Co., GA.
XI. Jonathan Glaze born before 12-1781.
GENERATION ELEVEN: JOHN GLAZE:
John Glaze was born ca 1676 and died ca 1738 in Charles Co., MD. He
married "Sarah." Sarah died after 1-1739. John rented rented land
from the Boarman Estate located near Zachiah Swamp. They are known to
have had eight children. John was involved in three depositions in
Charles Co., MD: to wit, 1-9-1726 when he was fifty years of age,
1-10-1736 when he was sixty years of age, and 12-29-1736. It is not
known what the legal situation was that prompted these depositions.
John's LWT was probated 12-26-1738 & 2-7-1739. His wife, Sarah, was the
executrix.
CHILDREN OF JOHN GLAZE;
I. Benjamin Glaze. This is the direct bloodline of Alexander Deaton Haas
& Zachary Deaton Haas. See above.
II. Thomas Glaze born ca 1702 in MD. Thomas is the 2nd child mentioned in
his father's LWT and he did sign the inventory of his father's estate a
"next of kin." Thomas migrated to the Camden District of SC, and settled
along the Catawba River before the Revolutionary War.
CHILDREN OF THOMAS GLAZE:
A. Joseph Glaze born ca 1738 and died ca 1776 in the Newberry
District of SC. He married Jane Wallace ca 1760. Jane was born ca 1740
and died in 1798 in Laurens District, SC. Joseph and Jane had Sarah
Glaze born ca 1763 in VA, and married John Burns in 1783 in Laurens
District, SC.
B. Thomas Glaze was born 3-9-1752 in Charles Co., MD. Thomas
served in the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in 1776 in the Catawba River
area of SC. He was granted a pension for his service. In 1790 & 1800 he
was living in Lancaster Co., SC. He moved to Franklin Co., GA, then to
Habersahm Co., GA, before 1820, and by 1830 was living in Fayette Co.,
Al. He appears in the 1830 & 1840 census of Fayette Co., AL.
Children of Thomas Glaze:
1. Thomas Glaze.
2. Henry Glaze born after 1780.
C. Samuel Glaze . It would appear this Samuel served in the
Revolutionary War and enlisted in the Catawba River area of SC, along with
his brother Thomas.
D. Daniel Glaze was born before 1774. He lived in Lancaster Co.,
SC in 1790 and 1800. He was in Habersham Co., GA., in 1820.
E. William Glaze was born before 1775. He moved with his family
to Habersham Co., GA.
III. John Glaze born before 1708 in MD, and before 1776 in Frederick Co.
MD. He married "Charity" who was born ca 1723. The couple was living in
Prince George Co., MD, by 1753.
CHILDREN OF JOHN GLAZE:
A. Patrick Glaze born ca 1730 and married Esther McDaniel.
B. Eleanor Glaze who married Joseph Poole.
IV. Mary Glaze born after 1690 and died after 1739. She was still alive
when her father died.
V. Joseph Glaze born ca 1712 and died ca 1783 in Montgomery Co., MD. He
married Ruth Turner. She was born ca 1716 and died 12-1801 in Prince
George Co., MD. Joseph was the 3rd child mentioned in his father's LWT.
He was living in Charles Co., MD, in 1738 and was still in Charles Co.,
in 1747 but moved to Frederick Co. (now Montgomery Co., MD) by 1850. He
was still there in 1783. Ruth, as a widow, was recorded in the county in
1790 and was still in Montgomery Co., in 1798.
CHILDREN OF JOSEPH GLAZE:
A. William Glaze was born ca 1753 in Frederick Co., MD, and died
after 1820. He married Mary Offutt Claggett. She was born ca 1768 and
died 1-9-1829 in Montgomery Co., MD. In 1776, William, age 23, was still
living at home with his father in Montgomery Co., MD. He signed an "oath
of fidelity" there in 1778. He evidently lived on a plantation called
"Dan" which his father had purchased in 1750. William appears frequently
in the Montgomery Co., records through the year 1820. His mother, Ruth
Glaze, deeded her property to him in 1798. His children were baptized at
the Prince George Parish in Montgomery Co. He did serve in the
Revolutionary War.
Children of William Glaze:
1. Anna Glaze born 2-2-1794 and died unmarried in 1829 in
Montgomery Co., MD.
2. Ruth Glaze born 5-17-1795. She married John Spangler
in 1827. They had Ann Mary Montgomery Spangler born before 1829.
3. Mary Magruder Glaze. She died unmarried and her
brother William administered her estate on 9-8-1829.
4. William Turner Glaze was born 5-30-17899 and died
7-14-1868 in Montgomery Co., MD. He married Sarah Ann McElfresh on
10-1801823 in Frederick Co., MD.
Children of William Turner Glaze:
a. Bazil T. Glaze was born after 1824 and married
"Mary F."
b. William M. Glaze was born ca 1829 and married
Sarah A. Walker.
c. Martha W. Glaze was born after 1829.
d. Hamilton Glaze was born after 1829.
e. Zachariah Glaze was born after 1929 and married
Anna R. Engle.
f. Rosannah Glaze was born after 1829.
5. Rebecca Claggett Glaze was born 2-1-1803.
6. Ann Elizabeth Glaze was born 12-11-1806. She married
John G,. Duvall in 1827. He died 9-24-1891 in Cass Co., TX. Anna and
John had Mary Rebecca Duvall who was born ca 1831. She married Asa Spencer.
B. Dorcas Glaze was born ca 1756 and died after 1776.
VI. Margaret Glaze born after 1690 and died after 1739. She was still
alive when her father died.
VII. Elizabeth Glaze born after 1690 and died after 1739. She was still
alive when her father died.
VIII. Samuel Glaze was born after 1715. He married "Elizabeth. She died
ca 1776 in Montgomery Co., MD. Samuel died after 1793, most likely in
Montgomery Co., MD. Elizabeth was likely "Elizabeth Crawford" of the
Montgomery Co., Crawfords. She is likely the "Mrs. Glaze who died of
infectious fever in 8-1777."
CHILDREN OF SAMUEL GLAZE:
A .James Glaze who died ca 1776 in Montgomery Co., MD. James
served in the Revolutionary War.
B. Jane Glaze who died ca 1780. She had married a Mr. McCollum.
C. Nathaniel Glaze who died ca 1796 in Mason Co., KY. He married
Hannah Kerr on 12-19-1791. Hannah died after 1797. Nathaniel served in
the Revolutionary War. Nathaniel and Hannah had Nathaniel Glaze born
after 1791 in KY, and married "Catherine."
D. Jonathan Glaze who was born ca 1759 and was living in western
PA, in 1782.
E. Basil Glaze who was born 3-1758 and died 3-12-1834 in Brown
Co., OH. He married "Mary." Mary was born 2-5-1765 in MD, and died
1-5-1854 in Brown Co., OH.
Children of Basil Glaze:
1. James Wilson Glaze was born 10-15-1789 in MD, and
married Mary Kinnett.
2. Samuel Glaze was born ca 1794 in MD, and married Jane White.
3. John Glaze was born ca 1797 in KY, and married Margaret
Shields.
4. William Glaze was born ca 3-14-1798 in KY, and married
"Mary."
5. Thomas Glaze was born 8-18-1800 in Brown Co., OH, and
married Sophia Shreve.
6. Elizabeth Glaze was born ca 1803 in OH, and married
John Linn.
7. Mary Glaze was born ca 1806 in Brown Co., OH, and
married Thomas Shreve.
8. Nancy Glaze was born ca 1810 in Brown Co., OH, and
married Thomas McElfresh.
9. Sarah Glaze was born ca 1812 in Brown Co., OH, and
married John Shreve.
F. John Glaze. In 1785, john was living as a "single freeman" in
Bethleham Township, Washington Co., PA.
G. Thomas Glaze was born before 1775. He married Rebecca Jones
10-4-1805 in Clement Co., OH. This family was living in Brown Co., OH, in
1832. Thomas and Rebecca had Elizabeth Glaze born after 1803. She
married Eli Spencer.
H. Samuel Glaze who became a Methodist circuit preacher and was in
Ross Co., OH, 1808-1820.
I. Alexander Glaze was born after 1770 and died after 1835 in
Brown Co., OH. He married Elizabeth Kinnett. She was born ca 1785 in PA,
and died after 1850. The family was living in Brown Co., OH, in 1850.
Children of Alexander Glaze:
1. Valentine Glaze was born ca 1805 and married Elizabeth
Glaze who was also born ca 1805.
2. Margaret Glaze was born after 1803.
3. Mary A. Glaze was born ca 1806.
4. Elizabeth Glaze was born ca 1810 and married Aaron Watson.
5. Sarah Glaze was born ca 1810.
6. Thomas Glaze was born ca 1812.
7. Susannah Glaze was born 8-2-1820.
8. Arthur Kinnett Glaze was born ca 1822.
9. Alexander Glaze was born ca 1824.
10. George Glaze was born ca 1827.
11. Narcissa Glaze was born ca 1829.
J. Ezebel Glaze who married John Biss before 1780.
K. Mary Glaze who was born before 1769. At the age of 14 she was
living with her father in Montgomery Co., MD.
L. Nathan Glaze was born after 1750 and died after 1830 in Brown
Co., OH. He married Nancy Creswell on 4-15-1803 in Adams Co., OH.
Children of Nathan Glaze:
1. Lynnea Glaze was born after 1775 and married
Christopher Mann.
2. Polly Glaze was born after 1775.
3. Nathaniel Glaze was born ca 1788 and married Rita A.
Thompson.
4. Walter Glaze was born ca 1790.
5. Nathan Glaze was born ca 1793 and married Elizabeth Wiles.
6. Ann Glaze was born ca 1797 and married Samuel Gunsales.
7. Eleanor Glaze was born ca 1801 and married John Mann.
8. Elizabeth Glaze was born ca 1805 and married Valentine Glaze who was also born ca 1805.
VIGNETTE: GLAZE GRAVES AND CEMETERIES:
1. The Glaze Family Cemetery located on the Columbus, GA, to Manchester,
GA, road, currently alternate U.S. 27.
William Glaze b. 9-1787, d. 1-30-1859. This is our William G.
Glaze. The headstone must have been placed over the grave many years
after his death and the informant was mistaken about the dates of his
birth and death.
Nancy Glaze b. 9-1807, d. 4-9-1887. This is WHG's 2nd wife.
W.H. Glaze b. 1-13-1821, d. 9-4-1902. This is WHG's son-in-law
and husband of Sidney Glaze.
Priscilla Jackson, wife of W.H. Glaze Jr., d. 9-19-1864,
daughter-in-law of WHG.
Ann Burdette b. 9-10-1816, d. 2-4-1870, daughter of WHG and wife
of J.O. Burdette.
J.O. Burdette, b. 9-10-1807, d. 10-25-1889, son -in-law of WHG.
Sidney Glaze, b. 5-18-1829, d. 1-26-1908, daughter of WHG.
E.E. Glaze, b. 3-322-1840, d. 1-26-1881, unidentified.
William . Howard (Mason) b. 5-22-1817, unidentified.
Mrs. Lizzie Howard b. 3-3-1855, d. 2-15-1876, unidentified.
Lousillitia, daughter of A.S. & E.A. Howard b.(?) 8-20-1880.
Isaac C. McElhaney, b. Chester, Pa., 2-20-1813, d. Ellerslie, Ga, Harris Co., 1-18-1859, perhaps father of John McElhaney.
William T. Jenkins b. 5-24-1868, unidentified.
Imogene B.W. Jenkins b. 5-10-1879, unidentified.
E.E. Granberry (female, nee Ferguson) b. 1-9-1831, d. 2-28-1878,
unidentified.
T.J. Granberry b. 4-14-1832, d. 6-6-1890, unidentified.
2. Glaze Memorial Gardens, Lincoln Co., GA. "In memory of Miss Nancy Jane
Murray, ‘Aunt Pat,'" near Midway Methodist Church.
Thomas G. Glaze 1799-1876.
A Glaze C.S.A.
Permelia Glaze 1864-1931.
Otis P. Glaze 1849-1924.
Mollie E. Glaze, wife of Z.T. Wright, 1854-1930.
Jane A. Richardson 1820-1915.
Andrew J. Murray 1829-1914.
Annie F. Murray 1872-1894.
Permelia Glaze 1809-1888.
Frances Glaze 1842-1878.
Eleanor A. Murray 1837-1899, wife of Alexander N.
EPILOGUE:
Prior to the Civil War the Glaze's were a prosperous and prominent
southern family well established within the power structure of their
local communities. They were plantations owners. They owned slaves,
etc. Like most other prosperous plantation owners, they were destroyed
by the Civil War. A comparison of the 1860 and 1870 census records of
the South makes it abundantly clear what a horrific impact the Civil War
had on these people. The Glaze's may have been the most prominent and
prosperous of all of the ancestors of Alexander Deaton Haas Zachary
Deaton Haas; but without slaves their land was a burden to them. Then
came the carpetbaggers from the North. These folks were exploited
unmercifully and plunged into abject poverty. It should not have
happened!! Slavery was an evil that could not be tolerated but had you
or I been one of those plantation owners, we too would have fought to the
death to preserve our way of life. And we would have felt great
bitterness towards the North for taking our wealth away from us. And had
the North been a culture characterized by the use of slaves there would
have been no Civil War!!!
The author wishes to thank Polly Robin Glaze Smith for the generous
contribution of her family research re: the Glaze family. As of the year
200 Polly's address was P.O. Box 22266, Salt Lake City, UT 84122.
LDD
APPENDIX
a1. LWT of John Glaze, 1738.
a2. LWT of Benjamin Glaze, 1781.
a3 LWT of Thomas Glaze, 1805.
a4. LWT of Ruben Glaze, 1832.
a5. LWT of William Glaze, 1856.
a6. Revolutionary War Pension Application of Milly Glaze, 1885.
a7. Milly Glaze's Power of Attorney
a8. Affidavit of Thomas Florence, 1856.
a9. Affidavit of David S. Murray, 1856.
a10. Affidavit of Samuel Glaze, 1856.
a10. Affidavit of Mary Glaze, 1856
a11. Affidavit of George Collars, 1856.
a12. Certification of Benjamin F. Tatum
a13. List of children of Thomas & Milly Glaze.
a14. CSA record of Alexander N. Glaze.
a15. CSA Pension Application of Alexander N. Glaze.
a16. Certification of Revolutionary War Widow's Pension, Milly Glaze.
a17. James O. Burdette, 1850 census of Harris Co., GA.
a18. William Glaze, " " " " "
a19. John W. Jackson, 1860 " " " "
a20. Nancy Glaze, " " " " "
a21. James O. Burdette, " " " " "
a22. William Glaze, " " " " "
a23 Continuation of William Glaze, 1860 census of Harris Co., GA.
a24. The King Family, 1870 census of Houston Co., GA.
a25. Susan Glaze, 1850 census of Lincoln Co., GA.
a26. Samuel Glaze, " " " " "
a27. Thomas Glaze, " " " " "
a27. William D. Glaze, " " " "
a28. Thomas Dallis, 1860 census of Lincoln Co., GA.
a28. David Glaze, " " " " "
a29. Thomas Glaze, " " " " "
a29. Alfred Glaze, " " "
a30. William Dallis, " " " " "
a31. Thomas Glaze. 1870 census of Lincoln Co., GA.
a31. Alexander Glaze, " " " " "
a32. Houston Glaze, " " " " "
a33. Henry Glaze, " " " " "
a34. Charles Glaze, " " " " "
a35. Benjamin Glaze, " " " " "
a36. Hannah Glaze, " " " " "
a36. Thomas Glaze, " " " " "
a37. Josiah Hardy, 1850 census of Troup Co., GA.
a38. John Glaze, " " " " "
a40. Ann Hardy, 1860 census Troup Co., GA.
a41. William Hardy, 1870 census of Troup Co., GA.
a42. Joseph C. Glaze, 1850 census of Cherokee Co., GA.
a43. Elias L. King, 1860 census Talbot Co., GA.
a44. Elias Beall, 1870 census of Talbot Co., GA.
a45. Thomas Glaze, 1850 census of Limestone Co., AL.
a45. Reuben Glaze, " " " " "
a46. Absolum Glaze, 1860 census of Limestone Co., AL.
a47. William B. Holt, 1870 census of Limestone Co., AL.
a47. Benjamin Glaze, age 37, " " " "
a48. Benjamin Glaze, age 40, " " " "
a49. Benjamin Glaze, age 39, " " " "
a50. Reuben Glaze, 1880 census of Limestone Co., AL.
a51. The Family of Catherine Collins, who married Benjamin Glaze.