First of Glover family to migrate from England to USA. Born in Hull, Yorkshire, England; arrived in New York on Aug 12, 1851 on the ship "American Lass" and moved to Burns, NY.
According to Faye Clancy, Historian, Town of Burns, NY, William Glover's Death Record shows that he was 67 years old when he died in Burns, NY on March 27, 1891, was buried at Doty's Corners Cemetery, and that he was born in England to Robert and Anna Glover. He was born June 22, 1823, in Hull, Yorkshire County, England
Son of Robert and Anna Glover of England per internment record.
First wife died in England in about 1850.
Children with second wife Ann Nichols: Rebecca Ann Glover Haynes (1854-1919), Robert Fremont Glover (1856-1943?), John Glover (1857-1908), Richard Glover (1860-1925), Albert Dell Glover (1865-1935), James Lee Glover (1868-1933)
Robert F. Glover letter on the Glover Family
Found in a trunk of Daphne Gelser Glover was a letter on the background of the Glover and Nichols family handwritten apparently from Robert Fremont Glover (although it could have been Mary Gates Glover) to his daughter Dasie Glover Snyder. The letter would have been written sometime after Dasie's marriage to Lewis Snyder in 1909, and prior to the death of Mary Gates Glover in 1922, or the death of Robert in 1943. It refers to "your grandfather," which would be William Glover, and "your grandmother," which would be Ann Nichols Kuhder Glover. Part of the letter below:
It states: "info to Mother Snyder."
GLOVERS---Two brothers who came from England. John Glover –do not know what place he came from, likely same as your Grandfather, which was Hull.
At one time there were ads in papers asking for names of Glovers in this country, who were supposed to be heirs to 60 million dollars in the Bank of England. Never answered the ad as thought it might be a hoax. We were told the first Robert Glover was Herald to the King.
William Glover was from Hull, Yorkshire. He married Ann Nichols Kuder, your Grandparents.
They came from England also from a place named Pocklington. I am not sure that is quite right, no I looked it up, it is Pocklington about 25 miles or so n.w. of Hull, which is a large shipping center where Father Glover lived.
According to Faye Clancy, Historian, Town of Burns, NY, William Glover's Death Record shows that he was 67 years old when he died in Burns, NY on March 27, 1891, was buried at Doty's Corners Cemetery, and that he was born in England to Robert and Anna Glover. He was born June 22, 1823, in Hull, Yorkshire County, England
Son of Robert and Anna Glover of England per internment record.
First wife died in England in about 1850.
Children with second wife Ann Nichols: Rebecca Ann Glover Haynes (1854-1919), Robert Fremont Glover (1856-1943?), John Glover (1857-1908), Richard Glover (1860-1925), Albert Dell Glover (1865-1935), James Lee Glover (1868-1933)
Robert F. Glover letter on the Glover Family
Found in a trunk of Daphne Gelser Glover was a letter on the background of the Glover and Nichols family handwritten apparently from Robert Fremont Glover (although it could have been Mary Gates Glover) to his daughter Dasie Glover Snyder. The letter would have been written sometime after Dasie's marriage to Lewis Snyder in 1909, and prior to the death of Mary Gates Glover in 1922, or the death of Robert in 1943. It refers to "your grandfather," which would be William Glover, and "your grandmother," which would be Ann Nichols Kuhder Glover. Part of the letter below:
It states: "info to Mother Snyder."
GLOVERS---Two brothers who came from England. John Glover –do not know what place he came from, likely same as your Grandfather, which was Hull.
At one time there were ads in papers asking for names of Glovers in this country, who were supposed to be heirs to 60 million dollars in the Bank of England. Never answered the ad as thought it might be a hoax. We were told the first Robert Glover was Herald to the King.
William Glover was from Hull, Yorkshire. He married Ann Nichols Kuder, your Grandparents.
They came from England also from a place named Pocklington. I am not sure that is quite right, no I looked it up, it is Pocklington about 25 miles or so n.w. of Hull, which is a large shipping center where Father Glover lived.
First of Glover family to migrate from England to USA. Born in Hull, Yorkshire, England; arrived in New York on Aug 12, 1851 on the ship "American Lass" and moved to Burns, NY.
According to Faye Clancy, Historian, Town of Burns, NY, William Glover's Death Record shows that he was 67 years old when he died in Burns, NY on March 27, 1891, was buried at Doty's Corners Cemetery, and that he was born in England to Robert and Anna Glover. He was born June 22, 1823, in Hull, Yorkshire County, England
Son of Robert and Anna Glover of England per internment record.
First wife died in England in about 1850.
Children with second wife Ann Nichols: Rebecca Ann Glover Haynes (1854-1919), Robert Fremont Glover (1856-1943?), John Glover (1857-1908), Richard Glover (1860-1925), Albert Dell Glover (1865-1935), James Lee Glover (1868-1933)
Robert F. Glover letter on the Glover Family
Found in a trunk of Daphne Gelser Glover was a letter on the background of the Glover and Nichols family handwritten apparently from Robert Fremont Glover (although it could have been Mary Gates Glover) to his daughter Dasie Glover Snyder. The letter would have been written sometime after Dasie's marriage to Lewis Snyder in 1909, and prior to the death of Mary Gates Glover in 1922, or the death of Robert in 1943. It refers to "your grandfather," which would be William Glover, and "your grandmother," which would be Ann Nichols Kuhder Glover. Part of the letter below:
It states: "info to Mother Snyder."
GLOVERS---Two brothers who came from England. John Glover –do not know what place he came from, likely same as your Grandfather, which was Hull.
At one time there were ads in papers asking for names of Glovers in this country, who were supposed to be heirs to 60 million dollars in the Bank of England. Never answered the ad as thought it might be a hoax. We were told the first Robert Glover was Herald to the King.
William Glover was from Hull, Yorkshire. He married Ann Nichols Kuder, your Grandparents.
They came from England also from a place named Pocklington. I am not sure that is quite right, no I looked it up, it is Pocklington about 25 miles or so n.w. of Hull, which is a large shipping center where Father Glover lived.
According to Faye Clancy, Historian, Town of Burns, NY, William Glover's Death Record shows that he was 67 years old when he died in Burns, NY on March 27, 1891, was buried at Doty's Corners Cemetery, and that he was born in England to Robert and Anna Glover. He was born June 22, 1823, in Hull, Yorkshire County, England
Son of Robert and Anna Glover of England per internment record.
First wife died in England in about 1850.
Children with second wife Ann Nichols: Rebecca Ann Glover Haynes (1854-1919), Robert Fremont Glover (1856-1943?), John Glover (1857-1908), Richard Glover (1860-1925), Albert Dell Glover (1865-1935), James Lee Glover (1868-1933)
Robert F. Glover letter on the Glover Family
Found in a trunk of Daphne Gelser Glover was a letter on the background of the Glover and Nichols family handwritten apparently from Robert Fremont Glover (although it could have been Mary Gates Glover) to his daughter Dasie Glover Snyder. The letter would have been written sometime after Dasie's marriage to Lewis Snyder in 1909, and prior to the death of Mary Gates Glover in 1922, or the death of Robert in 1943. It refers to "your grandfather," which would be William Glover, and "your grandmother," which would be Ann Nichols Kuhder Glover. Part of the letter below:
It states: "info to Mother Snyder."
GLOVERS---Two brothers who came from England. John Glover –do not know what place he came from, likely same as your Grandfather, which was Hull.
At one time there were ads in papers asking for names of Glovers in this country, who were supposed to be heirs to 60 million dollars in the Bank of England. Never answered the ad as thought it might be a hoax. We were told the first Robert Glover was Herald to the King.
William Glover was from Hull, Yorkshire. He married Ann Nichols Kuder, your Grandparents.
They came from England also from a place named Pocklington. I am not sure that is quite right, no I looked it up, it is Pocklington about 25 miles or so n.w. of Hull, which is a large shipping center where Father Glover lived.
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