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1974: Bio
Source: 'The Glas(s)cock-Glassco Saga: The 1st 5 generations of Glas(s)cocks in America--from 1643 into the mid 19th Century'
By Lawrence A. Glassco
JOHN MARION-- b' Nov. 19, 1826 in Hardin Co., Ky. To Ill. with family in 1828. m' Jan. 4, 1850 Sarah Fletcher Yocum (b' 1830 in Hardin Co, Ky.) dau. of Ambrose, the 1st Sherriff of Coles Co. (1831-4) and Susan (b' 1800 in Ky.) John managed a prosperous grain business. It is believed that he fought in the Civil War. He d' Jan. 21, 1864--perhaps of the then prevalent and deadly typhoid (as did his 12 year old daughter the previous year) leaving a widow and 7 chn. under 12! Sarah d' ____ in Miami, Florida. They are buried in Charleston Cemetery.
Children:
1. Mary Jane b'c' 1851 d' Aug. 13, 1863 of typhoid
+2. George Melville b' Sept. 1, 1852
+3. Josephine b' Nov. 23, 185?
+4. Hiram (Bruce) b' Jan. 7, 1857
+5. William Oscar b' 1859
6. Flora
+7. John M.
+8. Myra b' 1870
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1860: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Seven Hickory Twp.
Family number 1710
Glascow, John M, head, M, 33, KY
Glascow, Sarah, wife, F, 31, KY
Glascow, Mary, daughter, F, 10, IL
Glascow, Geo, son, M, 8, IL
Glascow, Josephine, daughter, F, 6, IL
Glascow, H B, son, M, 4, IL
Glascow, W O, son, M, 2, IL
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1850: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Charleston
Dwelling number 17
Glasgow, John, head, M, 23, KY, farmer
Glasgow, Sarah, wife, F, 20, KY
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1974: Bio
Source: 'The Glas(s)cock-Glassco Saga: The 1st 5 generations of Glas(s)cocks in America--from 1643 into the mid 19th Century'
By Lawrence A. Glassco
JOHN MARION-- b' Nov. 19, 1826 in Hardin Co., Ky. To Ill. with family in 1828. m' Jan. 4, 1850 Sarah Fletcher Yocum (b' 1830 in Hardin Co, Ky.) dau. of Ambrose, the 1st Sherriff of Coles Co. (1831-4) and Susan (b' 1800 in Ky.) John managed a prosperous grain business. It is believed that he fought in the Civil War. He d' Jan. 21, 1864--perhaps of the then prevalent and deadly typhoid (as did his 12 year old daughter the previous year) leaving a widow and 7 chn. under 12! Sarah d' ____ in Miami, Florida. They are buried in Charleston Cemetery.
Children:
1. Mary Jane b'c' 1851 d' Aug. 13, 1863 of typhoid
+2. George Melville b' Sept. 1, 1852
+3. Josephine b' Nov. 23, 185?
+4. Hiram (Bruce) b' Jan. 7, 1857
+5. William Oscar b' 1859
6. Flora
+7. John M.
+8. Myra b' 1870
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1860: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Seven Hickory Twp.
Family number 1710
Glascow, John M, head, M, 33, KY
Glascow, Sarah, wife, F, 31, KY
Glascow, Mary, daughter, F, 10, IL
Glascow, Geo, son, M, 8, IL
Glascow, Josephine, daughter, F, 6, IL
Glascow, H B, son, M, 4, IL
Glascow, W O, son, M, 2, IL
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1850: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Charleston
Dwelling number 17
Glasgow, John, head, M, 23, KY, farmer
Glasgow, Sarah, wife, F, 20, KY
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1974: Bio
Source: 'The Glas(s)cock-Glassco Saga: The 1st 5 generations of Glas(s)cocks in America--from 1643 into the mid 19th Century'
By Lawrence A. Glassco
JOHN MARION-- b' Nov. 19, 1826 in Hardin Co., Ky. To Ill. with family in 1828. m' Jan. 4, 1850 Sarah Fletcher Yocum (b' 1830 in Hardin Co, Ky.) dau. of Ambrose, the 1st Sherriff of Coles Co. (1831-4) and Susan (b' 1800 in Ky.) John managed a prosperous grain business. It is believed that he fought in the Civil War. He d' Jan. 21, 1864--perhaps of the then prevalent and deadly typhoid (as did his 12 year old daughter the previous year) leaving a widow and 7 chn. under 12! Sarah d' ____ in Miami, Florida. They are buried in Charleston Cemetery.
Children:
1. Mary Jane b'c' 1851 d' Aug. 13, 1863 of typhoid
+2. George Melville b' Sept. 1, 1852
+3. Josephine b' Nov. 23, 185?
+4. Hiram (Bruce) b' Jan. 7, 1857
+5. William Oscar b' 1859
6. Flora
+7. John M.
+8. Myra b' 1870
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1860: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Seven Hickory Twp.
Family number 1710
Glascow, John M, head, M, 33, KY
Glascow, Sarah, wife, F, 31, KY
Glascow, Mary, daughter, F, 10, IL
Glascow, Geo, son, M, 8, IL
Glascow, Josephine, daughter, F, 6, IL
Glascow, H B, son, M, 4, IL
Glascow, W O, son, M, 2, IL
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1850: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Charleston
Dwelling number 17
Glasgow, John, head, M, 23, KY, farmer
Glasgow, Sarah, wife, F, 20, KY
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1974: Bio
Source: 'The Glas(s)cock-Glassco Saga: The 1st 5 generations of Glas(s)cocks in America--from 1643 into the mid 19th Century'
By Lawrence A. Glassco
JOHN MARION-- b' Nov. 19, 1826 in Hardin Co., Ky. To Ill. with family in 1828. m' Jan. 4, 1850 Sarah Fletcher Yocum (b' 1830 in Hardin Co, Ky.) dau. of Ambrose, the 1st Sherriff of Coles Co. (1831-4) and Susan (b' 1800 in Ky.) John managed a prosperous grain business. It is believed that he fought in the Civil War. He d' Jan. 21, 1864--perhaps of the then prevalent and deadly typhoid (as did his 12 year old daughter the previous year) leaving a widow and 7 chn. under 12! Sarah d' ____ in Miami, Florida. They are buried in Charleston Cemetery.
Children:
1. Mary Jane b'c' 1851 d' Aug. 13, 1863 of typhoid
+2. George Melville b' Sept. 1, 1852
+3. Josephine b' Nov. 23, 185?
+4. Hiram (Bruce) b' Jan. 7, 1857
+5. William Oscar b' 1859
6. Flora
+7. John M.
+8. Myra b' 1870
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1860: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Seven Hickory Twp.
Family number 1710
Glascow, John M, head, M, 33, KY
Glascow, Sarah, wife, F, 31, KY
Glascow, Mary, daughter, F, 10, IL
Glascow, Geo, son, M, 8, IL
Glascow, Josephine, daughter, F, 6, IL
Glascow, H B, son, M, 4, IL
Glascow, W O, son, M, 2, IL
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1850: U.S. Census
Illinois, Coles Co., Charleston
Dwelling number 17
Glasgow, John, head, M, 23, KY, farmer
Glasgow, Sarah, wife, F, 20, KY
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