GLOVER, Thomas B. Pvt.
11th. Battalion
Georgia Vol. Artillery
Enlisted ll Aug 62 Americus, GA.
Died April 19, 1913 (age 81).
He enlisted in 1862 in Richmond, Va and was at Appomattox, VA at the surrender.
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Lengthy obituary in the Weekly Times Recorder (Americus, GA), April 24, 1913 p. 5 gives his date of death as the previous day--April 23, 1913. It lists him as the eldest son of Sterling Glover and survivors as 2 daughters: Mrs. Belle Rogers of Rochelle, Ga and Mrs. Myrtle Wammack of Oklahoma. Two sons: Stonewall and Jesse Glover,and a brother, J.M. Glover of Florida and two sisters: Mrs. R. J. Perry and Mrs. R. E. Allison also survive. He was the eldest brother of the late George W and J. D. Glover of Americus.
11th. Battalion
Georgia Vol. Artillery
Enlisted ll Aug 62 Americus, GA.
Died April 19, 1913 (age 81).
He enlisted in 1862 in Richmond, Va and was at Appomattox, VA at the surrender.
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Lengthy obituary in the Weekly Times Recorder (Americus, GA), April 24, 1913 p. 5 gives his date of death as the previous day--April 23, 1913. It lists him as the eldest son of Sterling Glover and survivors as 2 daughters: Mrs. Belle Rogers of Rochelle, Ga and Mrs. Myrtle Wammack of Oklahoma. Two sons: Stonewall and Jesse Glover,and a brother, J.M. Glover of Florida and two sisters: Mrs. R. J. Perry and Mrs. R. E. Allison also survive. He was the eldest brother of the late George W and J. D. Glover of Americus.
GLOVER, Thomas B. Pvt.
11th. Battalion
Georgia Vol. Artillery
Enlisted ll Aug 62 Americus, GA.
Died April 19, 1913 (age 81).
He enlisted in 1862 in Richmond, Va and was at Appomattox, VA at the surrender.
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Lengthy obituary in the Weekly Times Recorder (Americus, GA), April 24, 1913 p. 5 gives his date of death as the previous day--April 23, 1913. It lists him as the eldest son of Sterling Glover and survivors as 2 daughters: Mrs. Belle Rogers of Rochelle, Ga and Mrs. Myrtle Wammack of Oklahoma. Two sons: Stonewall and Jesse Glover,and a brother, J.M. Glover of Florida and two sisters: Mrs. R. J. Perry and Mrs. R. E. Allison also survive. He was the eldest brother of the late George W and J. D. Glover of Americus.
11th. Battalion
Georgia Vol. Artillery
Enlisted ll Aug 62 Americus, GA.
Died April 19, 1913 (age 81).
He enlisted in 1862 in Richmond, Va and was at Appomattox, VA at the surrender.
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Lengthy obituary in the Weekly Times Recorder (Americus, GA), April 24, 1913 p. 5 gives his date of death as the previous day--April 23, 1913. It lists him as the eldest son of Sterling Glover and survivors as 2 daughters: Mrs. Belle Rogers of Rochelle, Ga and Mrs. Myrtle Wammack of Oklahoma. Two sons: Stonewall and Jesse Glover,and a brother, J.M. Glover of Florida and two sisters: Mrs. R. J. Perry and Mrs. R. E. Allison also survive. He was the eldest brother of the late George W and J. D. Glover of Americus.
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