Benjamin Stephen Glover was born about 1858, according to census records, to parents, John Fryer Glover and Margaret Brown, in Campbell County, Georgia.
Benjamin's siblings are: William Kent; Joseph; John; Lewis; James; Morgan; and Susan Dicey Glover.
Benjamin's grandparents are: William Kent Glover and Susan McGill and James Leroy Brown and Deen "Dicey" Skelton.
Benjamin married Martha "Mellie" Baggett, February 5, 1880, in Douglas County, Georgia. Benjamin worked as a farmer and, later, selling soft drinks to businesses.
Benjamin's and Mellie's sons are: Wiley Gordon; John Fryer; Benjamin Paul; Claude Key; Clifford John; and Willie Ernest Glover.
Their daughters are: Harriet "Hattie" Key; Margaret Mellie; and Blanche Glover.
Benjamin's family moved to Texas by 1909.
Benjamin passed away January 3, 1944, in Craig, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. He is buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Denison, Grayson County, Texas.
Benjamin Stephen Glover experienced many blessings, joys, and adversities in life. He has many descendants and extended Glover and Brown family members throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia, and the U.S. who love and remember him.
Benjamin's siblings are: William Kent; Joseph; John; Lewis; James; Morgan; and Susan Dicey Glover.
Benjamin's grandparents are: William Kent Glover and Susan McGill and James Leroy Brown and Deen "Dicey" Skelton.
Benjamin married Martha "Mellie" Baggett, February 5, 1880, in Douglas County, Georgia. Benjamin worked as a farmer and, later, selling soft drinks to businesses.
Benjamin's and Mellie's sons are: Wiley Gordon; John Fryer; Benjamin Paul; Claude Key; Clifford John; and Willie Ernest Glover.
Their daughters are: Harriet "Hattie" Key; Margaret Mellie; and Blanche Glover.
Benjamin's family moved to Texas by 1909.
Benjamin passed away January 3, 1944, in Craig, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. He is buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Denison, Grayson County, Texas.
Benjamin Stephen Glover experienced many blessings, joys, and adversities in life. He has many descendants and extended Glover and Brown family members throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia, and the U.S. who love and remember him.
Benjamin Stephen Glover was born about 1858, according to census records, to parents, John Fryer Glover and Margaret Brown, in Campbell County, Georgia.
Benjamin's siblings are: William Kent; Joseph; John; Lewis; James; Morgan; and Susan Dicey Glover.
Benjamin's grandparents are: William Kent Glover and Susan McGill and James Leroy Brown and Deen "Dicey" Skelton.
Benjamin married Martha "Mellie" Baggett, February 5, 1880, in Douglas County, Georgia. Benjamin worked as a farmer and, later, selling soft drinks to businesses.
Benjamin's and Mellie's sons are: Wiley Gordon; John Fryer; Benjamin Paul; Claude Key; Clifford John; and Willie Ernest Glover.
Their daughters are: Harriet "Hattie" Key; Margaret Mellie; and Blanche Glover.
Benjamin's family moved to Texas by 1909.
Benjamin passed away January 3, 1944, in Craig, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. He is buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Denison, Grayson County, Texas.
Benjamin Stephen Glover experienced many blessings, joys, and adversities in life. He has many descendants and extended Glover and Brown family members throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia, and the U.S. who love and remember him.
Benjamin's siblings are: William Kent; Joseph; John; Lewis; James; Morgan; and Susan Dicey Glover.
Benjamin's grandparents are: William Kent Glover and Susan McGill and James Leroy Brown and Deen "Dicey" Skelton.
Benjamin married Martha "Mellie" Baggett, February 5, 1880, in Douglas County, Georgia. Benjamin worked as a farmer and, later, selling soft drinks to businesses.
Benjamin's and Mellie's sons are: Wiley Gordon; John Fryer; Benjamin Paul; Claude Key; Clifford John; and Willie Ernest Glover.
Their daughters are: Harriet "Hattie" Key; Margaret Mellie; and Blanche Glover.
Benjamin's family moved to Texas by 1909.
Benjamin passed away January 3, 1944, in Craig, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. He is buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Denison, Grayson County, Texas.
Benjamin Stephen Glover experienced many blessings, joys, and adversities in life. He has many descendants and extended Glover and Brown family members throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia, and the U.S. who love and remember him.
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