Descendants of John Pascal Glover, Jr.

Generation No. 1

1. REV. JOHN PASCAL3 GLOVER, JR. (JOHN PASCHAL2, JOHN1) was born October 17, 1814 in Putnam Co., Georgia, and died August 21, 1879 in Taylor Co. Georgia. He married MATILDA VINSON May 02, 1840 in Crawford Co, Ga., daughter of HENRY VINSON. She was born April 10, 1825, and died February 02, 1885 in Taylor Co. Georgia.

Notes for REV. JOHN PASCAL GLOVER, JR.:

From the will of John P. Glover, Sr. , father of John. P. Glover.

John P. Glover was living in Reynolds, Taylor County, Ga. Sept. 12, 1862.

 Pastor of Bethel Primitive Baptist Church 1860-1867, Reynolds, Taylor County, Ga.

He died from Typhoid Fever in 1879 and appears on the mortality index for 1880 Taylor County. The mortality index shows that he was born in Ga. and that his parents were both born in SC. The doctor that attended him was a relative of his wife Pauline Christopher.

 Elder John P. Glover

Elder John P. Glover departed this life at his home in Taylor county, Ga., on the 21st day of August, 1879, after an illness of four days with typhoid fever. He was born in Putnam county, Ga. the 17 th of October, 1814, and born of the spirit in 1839, and at his death had been a minister of the gospel about twenty-five years.

When the news of his death was brought to us it filled us with sadness, that such a man as he was should be taken from a world in which there were so few like him, and in which it seemed to us, he was so greatly needed. He was a model man, Christian and minister. He was a good minister; simple and affectionate in his manners; grave and serious in his conversation, fervent in spirit, diligent in duty serving the lord in humility and godly sincerity. He was ever at the feet of his brethren, esteeming others better than himself, and always preferring them in honor. He was an affectionate husband, a tender and prudent father, bringing his children up in a nurture and admonition of the Lord; a kind and charitable neighbor, and a useful citizen. The church and his family are not alone in their bereavement at this death, but society at large, in his section of the country, suffers a loss in him that will be hard to repair.

He was a man acquainted with affliction, not having enjoyed a day of perfect health in perhaps thirty-five years. It was my privilege to have been with him a great deal in the last twenty years of his life, and I was an eye witness not only of his afflictions but of his patient submission to them. I was drawn to him last October, having had the privilege of accompanying him to the Primitive Western Association in Coweta county. He was so feeble and exhausted by the trip, that he could preach but a short time at the meeting, but seemed to be very thankful that he was permitted to do that. We stayed one night with three aged sisters in the flesh, and in the Lord, who met at the Association, and I was forcible struck with his great humility in talking to them, and the happy privilege he felt it to be to speak a word of comfort to them and bow with them in prayer. He said to me "maybe, this is what we came all the way to this Association for, to have this meeting with these old sisters."

He leaves a widow and seven children, and though he was so afflicted and feeble, he leaves a competency for his bereaved family. Sister Glover's loss and trial is indeed very great to lose the husband of her youth in her feeble old age, but the separation will be but a little while; and she is greatly blessed in good sons and daughters to stay her in her last days; and above all, in the assurance that her dear husband is at rest, and in the hope that when her time comes that she will go where he has gone.

He was a blessing to the Church, in this section of country, and though he is gone, his gift-a gracious one indeed will like the mantel of the prophet of old, fall upon some one whom God has prepared for it. He was a member of New Hope Church, Taylor county, a Church of the Eutopie Association and was besides the pastor of the Church at Bethlehem Church of this county. His end was peace.

J. R. Respess

The Gospel Messenger

October 1879

 

Children of JOHN GLOVER and MATILDA VINSON are:

2. i. FRANCIS EVANS4 GLOVER, b. March 23, 1841, Crawford, Co. Ga.; d. February 23, 1914, Taylor Co. Ga..

ii. SUSAN E. GLOVER, b. March 03, 1843, Ga.; d. June 10, 1902, Reynolds, Taylor Co., Ga..

Notes for SUSAN E. GLOVER:

Susan never married and is buried with her parents. Susan was named for her Father s sister Susan K. Glover.

Copy of will:

The Last Will and Testament of

Miss Susan E. Glover

Taylor County, Georgia

March 3, 1843 - June 10, 1902

I Susan E. Glover being of sound mind and memory make this my Last Will and Testament.

Item 1st

I give and bequeath to my beloved sister Sarah S. Taylor all of tract or parcel of land lying and being in the (14th) fourteenth district of Taylor County Georgia, containing fifty acres of land on the north side of lot of land number (217) two hundred and seventeen being the north half of the north half of said lot of land also all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the (14th) Fourteenth District of said Taylor County , Georgia containing fifty acres of land of the south side of the north half of lot of land number 217 Two Hundred and Seventeen .

Item 2nd

After paying all my just debts I desire that the remainder of my property to be divided equally between my legal heirs except the said Sarah S. Taylor as above stated she the said Mrs. Sarah S. Taylor to have only the land described in item one as above.

Item 3 rd

I hereby appoint Henry E. Taylor my executor of this my last will and testament and he hereby waive all appraisement and annual returns of my said estate.

This September 16, 1901

signed: Susan E. Glover

In witness whereof the above Testor has signed the above and foregoing Will in our presence and we signing in her presence. This September 16, 1901

H. T. Coleman

C. M. Windham

J. J. Taylor

 

 

 

 

 

3. iii. SARAH SAPHRONIA GLOVER, b. Abt. 1846, Crawford Co, Ga.; d. Abt. 1924, Taylor Co. Georgia.

iv. HENRY GLOVER, b. Abt. 1848, Crawford Co, Ga..

v. WILLIAM R. GLOVER, b. Abt. 1849, Crawford Co, Ga.; m. FRANCES M. STALMAKER, December 16, 1880, Taylor County Georgia.

4. vi. MARY DRUCILLA GLOVER, b. Abt. 1852, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. Abt. 1932, Taylor Co. Georgia.

vii. MARTHA LEE GLOVER, b. August 30, 1857; d. June 22, 1888; m. WILLIAM M. MUSSLEWHITE, December 14, 1877; b. August 30, 1857.

viii. IDA GLOVER, b. Abt. 1864.

 

Generation No. 2

 

2. FRANCIS EVANS4 GLOVER (JOHN PASCAL3, JOHN PASCHAL2, JOHN1) was born March 23, 1841 in Crawford, Co. Ga., and died February 23, 1914 in Taylor Co. Ga.. He married PAULINE CHRISTOPHER December 16, 1866 in Taylor Co. Georgia, daughter of DOCTOR W. H. CHRISTOPHER. She was born May 28, 1845 in Georgia.

Notes for FRANCIS EVANS GLOVER:

Info was taken from his will.

His middle name Evans was the maiden name of his grandmother Drucilla Evans who married John P. Glover, Sr. They both died in Barbour County, Alabama.

Last Will & Testament of Frank E. Glover

March 23, 1841 will was recorded March 12, 1914

State of Georgia County of Taylor

Last Will and Testament of Frank E. Glover.

Frank E. Glover of said state and county being of sound and disposing mind and memory do make this my last Will and Testament.

Item 1.

I give to my beloved wife Pauline my entire estate , cash, real and personal during her natural live without requiring her to make any report too any one except to return such property she may have in her possession to the tax recorder.

Item 2.

At the death of my beloved wife Pauline I appoint my three Daughters Minnie Seay, Maggie A. Beale and Emma P. Carter executrix of my estate left by my beloved wife Pauline and as soon as practible I wish my entire estate sold and the money from said sale to be equally divided among my three daughters Minnie Seay, Maggie A. Beal and Emma P. Carter or their children.

I wish the land sold for one half cash and the balance one year after. As fast as any money is received from the sale of any of said property I wish it immediately divided among my three daughters Minnie Seay, Maggie A. Beale and Emma P. Carter or their children.

In ? whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 2nd day of January 1907.

J. E. Mitchell

M. H. Barron

W. R. Hicks

Recorded March 12, 1914

 

 

Found on the 1880 census report Taylor county, Ga. Vol 23, ED 76, Sheet 8. line 20. #768 Duhon's store.

I think this is a relative of Nathan Glover.

Info was taken from his will.

His middle name Evans was the maiden name of his grandmother Drucilla Evans who married John P. Glover, Sr. They both died in Barbour County, Alabama.

Last Will & Testament of Frank E. Glover

March 23, 1841 will was recorded March 12, 1914

State of Georgia County of Taylor

Last Will and Testament of Frank E. Glover.

Frank E. Glover of said state and county being of sound and disposing mind and memory do make this my last Will and Testament.

Item 1.

I give to my beloved wife Pauline my entire estate , cash, real and personal during her natural live without requiring her to make any report too any one except to return such property she may have in her possession to the tax recorder.

Item 2.

At the death of my beloved wife Pauline I appoint my three Daughters Minnie Seay, Maggie A. Beale and Emma P. Carter executrix of my estate left by my beloved wife Pauline and as soon as practible I wish my entire estate sold and the money from said sale to be equally divided among my three daughters Minnie Seay, Maggie A. Beal and Emma P. Carter or their children.

I wish the land sold for one half cash and the balance one year after. As fast as any money is received from the sale of any of said property I wish it immediately divided among my three daughters Minnie Seay, Maggie A. Beale and Emma P. Carter or their children.

In ? whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 2nd day of January 1907.

J. E. Mitchell

M. H. Barron

W. R. Hicks

Recorded March 12, 1914

 

 

 

 

Notes for PAULINE CHRISTOPHER:

Vo.12, #45 September 1888

Mrs. J. C. Calhoun of Brunswick and Miss Ana Christopher of Reynolds are visiting their sister, Mrs. F. E. Glover.

 

Children of FRANCIS GLOVER and PAULINE CHRISTOPHER are:

5. i. MINNIE5 GLOVER, b. September 27, 1867, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. May 20, 1949, Taylor Co. Georgia.

ii. WINNIE GLOVER, b. Abt. 1868.

iii. MAGGIE GLOVER, b. July 25, 1871, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. December 18, 1944, Taylor Co. Georgia; m. JESSE DONREATH BEALL, JR., November 17, 1896, Taylor Co. Georgia.

Notes for MAGGIE GLOVER:

 

Confederate Reminiscences by Mrs. Maggie Glover Beall

(excuse any typing errors)

Mrs. Pauline Christopher Glover of Reynolds, Ga, who was a girl of

sixteen years of age at the beginning of the War Between the States,

told to her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Glover Beall, this reminiscence as one

of her experiences during the four years from 1861 to 1865. It was

perhaps one of the most exciting ones experienced by her, since it was

the only time Reynolds and vicinity were invaded by the Federal

soldiers. It occurred at about the time Sherman's army was causing so

much devastation and misery in other parts of Georgia.

This group of invaders was composed of a company of cavalrymen known as

Wilson's Raiders, a branch of Sherman's Army sent out to destroy

Confederate property. These cavalrymen were dressed in flaming red

shirts.

They caused terror in the hearts of the citizenry when they came from

town of Columbus and galloped briskly through the main street of town.

They galloped on about a quarter of a mile south on the Oglethorpe road

where the Confederate Government maintained a wagon factory and a repair

shop for cannon and vehicles necessary for the transportation of army

supplies. This they quickly burned down and then returned to town taking

anything that struck their fancy. They made the Negroes gather all the

eggs and other articles of food and cook them for their men to eat.

As the news of their coming reached the town every family selected a

trusted Negro man slave to take all their horses and mules together with

their silver, china and other valuables to the swamps of the Flint River

and Patsilaga Creek to a safe hiding place. These were accompanied by

any young son under sixteen years of age and any Confederate soldier who

happened to be at home on furlough.

The commanding officer told my grandfather, Dr. W.H. Christopher, that

they had orders not to molest any property other than that of the

Confederate Government. But it was impossible to keep the men from

petty thefts. The people had been so terrorized at their coming and

felt so relieved that their homes and other possessions had been spared

that they little minded these small depredations.

These soldiers told the Negroes they would soon be freed and a number of

them ran away and followed the Northern soldiers.

Wilson's Raiders went South from Reynolds through Macon County to

Underwood's Ferry where they crossed the Flint River in an effort to

join that branch of Sherman's Army at Marshallville. They were trying

to reach Milledgeville and Macon but was repulsed by the Home Guard

which was composed of all the men over military age and young boys

under sixteen. The Home Guard did much valuable service in protection

helpless women and children.

 

 

 

Notes for JESSE DONREATH BEALL, JR.:

Roots & Records

> Features Department

> Montgomery Advertiser

> P.O. Box 1000

> Montgomery, AL 35101-1000

>

> Family Ties

> Birmingham News

> P.O. Box 2553

> Birmingham,AL 35202

6. iv. EMMA P. GLOVER, b. Abt. 1875, Ga.; d. 1909, Brownsville, Tx..

v. JOHN W. GLOVER, b. June 30, 1880, Taylor County Georgia; d. July 16, 1881, Taylor County Georgia.

vi. RUTH E. GLOVER, b. July 17, 1885, Taylor County Georgia; d. July 29, 1885, Taylor County Georgia.

vii. INFANT GLOVER, b. July 07, 1886, Taylor County Georgia; d. July 08, 1886, Taylor County Georgia.

Notes for INFANT GLOVER:

Unknown if male or female noted on cemetery records for Glover Cemetery, Taylor County, Ga, at Reynolds Ga.

 

3. SARAH SAPHRONIA4 GLOVER (JOHN PASCAL3, JOHN PASCHAL2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1846 in Crawford Co, Ga., and died Abt. 1924 in Taylor Co. Georgia. She married JOHN JACOB SAYLOR, SR. October 21, 1866 in Taylor Co. Georgia.

 

Children of SARAH GLOVER and JOHN SAYLOR are:

i. JULIA5 SAYLOR, b. September 17, 1867, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. December 03, 1955, Crawford Co, Ga.; m. ROBERT H. VINSON, December 12, 1889, Taylor Co. Georgia.

ii. LAURA E. SAYLOR, b. July 27, 1870, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. May 16, 1896, Houston, Co., Ga.

Notes for LAURA E. SAYLOR:

Source for death info.: The Butler Herald, Taylor Co., Ga. May 19, 1896. On Saturday last the death of Mill Laura Saylor at the home of her sister, Mrs. Vinson in Houston, Co., Ga. Was 24 years old. Interred at Glover's School House

iii. HENRY ESAIAS SAYLOR, b. December 19, 1871, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. October 30, 1930; m. (1) ANTHOLINE CHILDS; m. (2) MINNIE LEE HICKS, February 12, 1896, Crawford Co, Ga..

iv. JOHN GLOVER SAYLOR, b. September 09, 1873, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. July 11, 1888, Taylor Co. Georgia.

v. JOHN JACOB SAYLOR, JR., b. September 09, 1873, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. Abt. 1923, Taylor Co. Georgia.

vi. LULA BELLE SAYLOR, b. Abt. 1876; m. R. S. WILLIAMS, November 23, 1898, Taylor Co. Georgia; b. Abt. 1876.

vii. ROBERT LEE SAYLOR, b. August 08, 1877, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. June 12, 1961, Crawford Co, Ga.; m. BESSIE SNOW.

viii. WILLIAM F. SAYLOR, b. January 02, 1880, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. June 08, 1882, Taylor Co. Georgia.

ix. IRENE SAYLOR, b. December 01, 1884, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. June 05, 1982, Macon Co. Ga.; m. CLEVELAND JAY HARP, December 22, 1909, Taylor Co. Georgia.

x. INFANT SAYLOR, b. November 16, 1887, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. November 16, 1887, Taylor Co. Georgia.

 

4. MARY DRUCILLA4 GLOVER (JOHN PASCAL3, JOHN PASCHAL2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1852 in Taylor Co. Georgia, and died Abt. 1932 in Taylor Co. Georgia. She married (1) JAMES L. OGBURN July 18, 1880 in Taylor Co. Georgia, son of JOHN OGBURN and PHERBIA PRICE. She married (2) EDWIN G. ENGLISH December 28, 1893 in Taylor Co. Georgia.

Notes for MARY DRUCILLA GLOVER:

The Macon County Citizen - The Montezuma Georgian

 

Merged Oct. 1, 1931 December 22, 1932

 

MRS. E. G. ENGLISH PASSES AWAY

 

Reynolds, Ga. Dec. 21 - The death of Mrs. E. G. English, of

Reynolds, was a shock to the whole Reynolds, Taylor County and

adjoining counties Tuesday afternoon.

This venerable lady would have been eighty years of age next

January 7th and her death is a source of grief to a wide

circle of friends and acquaintances.

Mrs. English was the daughter of Elder J. P. Glover

(John Paschal Glover),a Primitive Baptist minister of note, and Matilda Vinson Glover.

Mrs. English having been married twice, her first husband was

J. L. Ogburn who died in 1884 while her second husband was

the late Capt. E. G. English.

Mrs. English had been ill of the infirmities of old age

with influenza complications. She is survived by two

daughters, Mrs. O. E. English of Portland, Oregon and

Miss Melissa Ogburn, principal of Butler High School of

Reynolds.

Services at the home at 2:30 P.M. Wednesday and interment

at Glover's Cemetery.

 

Children of MARY GLOVER and JAMES OGBURN are:

i. MELISSA5 OGBURN, b. Abt. 1881.

Notes for MELISSA OGBURN:

Miss Melissa Ogburn, principal of Butler High School of

Reynolds.

ii. INDIA OGBURN, b. Abt. 1884, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. Abt. 1886, Taylor Co. Georgia.

 

Generation No. 3

 

5. MINNIE5 GLOVER (FRANCIS EVANS4, JOHN PASCAL3, JOHN PASCHAL2, JOHN1) was born September 27, 1867 in Taylor Co. Georgia, and died May 20, 1949 in Taylor Co. Georgia. She married THOMAS DAVID SEAY September 18, 1887.

Notes for MINNIE GLOVER:

Marriage information was announced in newspaper in Taylor County, Ga.

Vol. 11, #46, 20 Sept. 1887

 

Children of MINNIE GLOVER and THOMAS SEAY are:

7. i. EMORY FRANCIS6 SEAY, b. June 26, 1888, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. August 01, 1958, Little Rock, Ar..

ii. CLARENCE PYRON SEAY, b. April 26, 1890, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. February 02, 1952, Taylor Co. Georgia.

iii. AGNES PAULINE SEAY, b. October 10, 1892, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. January 15, 1934, Taylor Co. Georgia.

iv. ELOISE SEAY, b. Abt. 1895; m. WILLIAM D. ROSSE, February 24, 1902, Taylor Co. Georgia.

v. MINNIE MERIE SEAY, b. August 12, 1902, Taylor Co. Georgia; d. May 20, 1948, Taylor Co. Georgia.

vi. CHARLES LAFAYETTE SEAY, b. April 22, 1905; d. July 21, 1954, Taylor Co. Georgia.

 

6. EMMA P.5 GLOVER (FRANCIS EVANS4, JOHN PASCAL3, JOHN PASCHAL2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1875 in Ga., and died 1909 in Brownsville, Tx.. She married CLARENCE MATHEWS CARTER November 20, 1898 in Taylor Co. Georgia, son of ARCHIBALD CARTER and EMMA. He died Abt. 1909 in Brownsville, Tx..

Notes for EMMA P. GLOVER:

She and her husband were both killed in a tornado in Brownsville, Texas.

 

Child of EMMA GLOVER and CLARENCE CARTER is:

i. FRANK G.6 CARTER, b. Abt. 1899.

 

Generation No. 4

 

7. EMORY FRANCIS6 SEAY (MINNIE5 GLOVER, FRANCIS EVANS4, JOHN PASCAL3, JOHN PASCHAL2, JOHN1) was born June 26, 1888 in Taylor Co. Georgia, and died August 01, 1958 in Little Rock, Ar.. He married SARAH RUTH BLACKMAN December 23, 1913 in Taylor Co. Georgia.

Notes for EMORY FRANCIS SEAY:

Obit for Emory furnished by John Adams of the Taylor County Tracer in Taylor Co. Ga.

Emory F. Seay

Funeral Services Monday Afternoon for EMORY F. SEAY

Funeral was conducted Monday four o'clock P.M. at the Reynolds Baptist church for Mr. Emory F. Seay, 70 years of age.

The death of Mr. Seay came unexpectedly Friday night at a hotel in Little Rock, AR. while he was on vacation to Western and Canadian Rockies He had recently retired as Federal Certified Public Accountant.

The last sad rites were conducted by Elder John Mangham, lifelong friend of the Seay family. He was assisted by Rev. Charles Davis, pastor of the Reynolds Baptist church. Interment was in the family lot, Hill Crest cemetery

Active pall bearers were: Charles Benns, Charlie Montfort, Guy Windham, Jr., E. T. Shealy, George Brady, Julian Whatley, Joe Pyron, and Dick Windham: honorary pall bearers were: Ben Hinton, T. Whatley, David Montfort, C.B. Hicks, Clifford Whatley, Dr. Clay Whatley, R. S. Swearingen and Howard Neisler.

Mr. Seay was born and reared at Reynolds a son of the late Hon. and Mrs. T. D. Seay. He was a well known member of the Masonic Lodge.

The deceased is survived by his wife, the former Miss Ruth Blackmon of Reynolds:

one son, Dr. E. F. Seay of Marshalville: four daughters, Mrs. Mildred Brown, of Quoaset Point, R.I., Mrs. Mabel Belk, of Anderson, SC; Miss Frances Seay of Houston, TX.,

one sister Mrs. Eloise Erickson of Arlington, Ga.; one brother, T.D. Seay, of Clinton, TN. and several grandchildren

 

Children of EMORY SEAY and SARAH BLACKMAN are:

i. EMORY FRANCIS7 SEAY, JR..

ii. MILDRED SEAY.

iii. MABEL SEAY.

iv. FRANCES SEAY.

 

The Macon County Citizen - The Montezuma Georgian
 
 Merged Oct. 1, 1931 December 22, 1932
 
 MRS. E. G. ENGLISH PASSES AWAY
 
 Reynolds, Ga. Dec. 21 - The death of Mrs. E. G. English, of Reynolds, was a shock to the whole Reynolds, Taylor County and adjoining counties Tuesday afternoon. This venerable lady would have been eighty years of age next January 7th and her death is a source of grief to a wide circle of friends and acquaintances.
 Mrs. English was the daughter of Elder J. P. Glover (John Paschal Glover), a Primitive Baptist minister of note, and Matilda Vinson Glover.
 Mrs. English having been married twice, her first husband was J. L. Ogburn who died in 1884 while her second husband was the late Capt. E. G. English.
 Mrs. English had been ill of the infirmities of old age with influenza complications. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. O. E. English of Portland, Oregon and Miss Melissa Ogburn, principal of Butler High School of Reynolds.
 Services at the home at 2:30 P.M. Wednesday and interment at Glover's Cemetery.

 

 

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