Sterling P. Glass
623 East 3rd Street
Carthage, MO
Excerpt from 1961 Civil War Centennial issue of the Carthage Press:
Sterling Price "Tom" Glass, was born Aug 21, 1861 at the family home near Third and Lincoln. He was a pioneer miller here. Young Glass, who missed by a little more than a month the excitement created by the Battle of Carthage, was later a successful Carthage businessman. He was a charter member of the old Light Guard Band.
Wife: Mary Glass
Occupation: Miller & later, Cleaning Plant/dry cleaners
Mother eight months pregnant when Battle of Carthage occurred JUL 1861 with son Sterling Price, whose namesake was ex-Missouri governor, Confederate General Sterling Price.
Also review page 115, paragraph 4 of the book,
The Battle of Carthage, Missouri: First Trans-Mississippi Conflict , by Kenneth E. Burchett ...
FATHER: Thomas Glass
Birthplace: Kentucky
MOTHER: Amanda Wilson Glass
Birthplace: Tennessee
Sterling Glass died of heart disease at 75 years, 6 months & 5 days.
NOTE: The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
informant wife, Mrs. Mary Glass.
Knell Mortuary
NOTE, his father, Thomas Glass of Kentucky, reportedly during the Civil War operated a woolen mill built 1848 a couple miles east of Carthage on Spring river, later to be known as McDaniel, then lastly, Morrow Mill.
623 East 3rd Street
Carthage, MO
Excerpt from 1961 Civil War Centennial issue of the Carthage Press:
Sterling Price "Tom" Glass, was born Aug 21, 1861 at the family home near Third and Lincoln. He was a pioneer miller here. Young Glass, who missed by a little more than a month the excitement created by the Battle of Carthage, was later a successful Carthage businessman. He was a charter member of the old Light Guard Band.
Wife: Mary Glass
Occupation: Miller & later, Cleaning Plant/dry cleaners
Mother eight months pregnant when Battle of Carthage occurred JUL 1861 with son Sterling Price, whose namesake was ex-Missouri governor, Confederate General Sterling Price.
Also review page 115, paragraph 4 of the book,
The Battle of Carthage, Missouri: First Trans-Mississippi Conflict , by Kenneth E. Burchett ...
FATHER: Thomas Glass
Birthplace: Kentucky
MOTHER: Amanda Wilson Glass
Birthplace: Tennessee
Sterling Glass died of heart disease at 75 years, 6 months & 5 days.
NOTE: The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
informant wife, Mrs. Mary Glass.
Knell Mortuary
NOTE, his father, Thomas Glass of Kentucky, reportedly during the Civil War operated a woolen mill built 1848 a couple miles east of Carthage on Spring river, later to be known as McDaniel, then lastly, Morrow Mill.
Sterling P. Glass
623 East 3rd Street
Carthage, MO
Excerpt from 1961 Civil War Centennial issue of the Carthage Press:
Sterling Price "Tom" Glass, was born Aug 21, 1861 at the family home near Third and Lincoln. He was a pioneer miller here. Young Glass, who missed by a little more than a month the excitement created by the Battle of Carthage, was later a successful Carthage businessman. He was a charter member of the old Light Guard Band.
Wife: Mary Glass
Occupation: Miller & later, Cleaning Plant/dry cleaners
Mother eight months pregnant when Battle of Carthage occurred JUL 1861 with son Sterling Price, whose namesake was ex-Missouri governor, Confederate General Sterling Price.
Also review page 115, paragraph 4 of the book,
The Battle of Carthage, Missouri: First Trans-Mississippi Conflict , by Kenneth E. Burchett ...
FATHER: Thomas Glass
Birthplace: Kentucky
MOTHER: Amanda Wilson Glass
Birthplace: Tennessee
Sterling Glass died of heart disease at 75 years, 6 months & 5 days.
NOTE: The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
informant wife, Mrs. Mary Glass.
Knell Mortuary
NOTE, his father, Thomas Glass of Kentucky, reportedly during the Civil War operated a woolen mill built 1848 a couple miles east of Carthage on Spring river, later to be known as McDaniel, then lastly, Morrow Mill.
623 East 3rd Street
Carthage, MO
Excerpt from 1961 Civil War Centennial issue of the Carthage Press:
Sterling Price "Tom" Glass, was born Aug 21, 1861 at the family home near Third and Lincoln. He was a pioneer miller here. Young Glass, who missed by a little more than a month the excitement created by the Battle of Carthage, was later a successful Carthage businessman. He was a charter member of the old Light Guard Band.
Wife: Mary Glass
Occupation: Miller & later, Cleaning Plant/dry cleaners
Mother eight months pregnant when Battle of Carthage occurred JUL 1861 with son Sterling Price, whose namesake was ex-Missouri governor, Confederate General Sterling Price.
Also review page 115, paragraph 4 of the book,
The Battle of Carthage, Missouri: First Trans-Mississippi Conflict , by Kenneth E. Burchett ...
FATHER: Thomas Glass
Birthplace: Kentucky
MOTHER: Amanda Wilson Glass
Birthplace: Tennessee
Sterling Glass died of heart disease at 75 years, 6 months & 5 days.
NOTE: The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
informant wife, Mrs. Mary Glass.
Knell Mortuary
NOTE, his father, Thomas Glass of Kentucky, reportedly during the Civil War operated a woolen mill built 1848 a couple miles east of Carthage on Spring river, later to be known as McDaniel, then lastly, Morrow Mill.
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