Genealogy Kittrell » Rev. Thompson S. Glenn [Ks6] (± 1773-> 1860)

Personal data Rev. Thompson S. Glenn [Ks6] 

  • He was born about 1773 in Cumberland County, Virginia.
  • He died after 1860 in Barbour County, Alabama ac.
  • This information was last updated on January 10, 2012.

Household of Rev. Thompson S. Glenn [Ks6]

He is married to Mary Hodges.

North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868Bride: Polly HodgesGroom: Thompson GlennBond Date: 22 Mar 1805County: CumberlandRecord #: 01 102Bondsman: Philemon HodgesBond #: 000032421

They got married on March 28, 1805 at Granville County, North Carolina.


Child(ren):

  1. James Glenn  ± 1809-1899
  2. Eliza Winnifred Glenn  1812-1890 
  3. Sarah A. H. Glenn  1817-1849 
  4. John Glenn  1820-1910
  5. Catherine F. Glenn  1822-1900 


Notes about Rev. Thompson S. Glenn [Ks6]

He was a Methodist minister, serving along with his brother ThomasDavenport Glenn on the Santee Circuit, Sumter County, SC.

By 1840 he was in Glennville, Barbour Co., AL with his brother James E.Glenn.

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ID: I85143
Name: Thompson S. GLENN
Sex: M
Birth: 1774 in Cumberland County, VA
Death: 1859 in Barbour County, AL
IDNO: 37.36+44
Note:
He was a Methodist minister, serving along with his brother Thomas Davenp ort Glenn on the Santee Circuit, Sumter County, SC.

By 1840 he was in Glennville, Barbour Co., AL with his brother James E. G lenn.
Change Date: 29 APR 2004 at 14:52:27

Father: James II GLENN b: Bef 1740 in Cumberland Co., VA
Mother: Elizabeth SHARP b: WFT Est 1734-1762

Marriage 1 Sarah TOMPSON b: WFT Est 1770-1790
Married: WFT Est 1791-1824

Marriage 2 Mary (Polly) HODGES b: Abt 1790 in Cumberland County, VA
Married: 28 MAR 1805 in Granville County, NC
Children
James GLENN b: Abt 1809
Eliza Winnifred GLENN b: 22 FEB 1812
Sarah A. H. GLENN b: 28 FEB 1817 in SC
John GLENN b: 1820 in SC
A. T. GLENN b: 1825 in SC
Catherine GLENN b: 1832 in SC

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Thompson S. Glenn

Thompson S. Glenn
± 1773-> 1860

1805

Mary Hodges
± 1783-????

James Glenn
± 1809-1899
Eliza Winnifred Glenn
1812-1890
Sarah A. H. Glenn
1817-1849
John Glenn
1820-1910
Catherine F. Glenn
1822-1900
Alexius T hompson Glenn
1824-1895

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Day of marriage March 28, 1805

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