James GLOVER & Hannah KING

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James GLOVER
Hannah KING

CAUTION: this family group sheet is based largely on secondary sources, which do not agree.

Husband: James GLOVER
Birth: ca. 1759, MD
Death: 1818, Madison Co., AL
Father said to be: Mr. GLOVER
Mother said to be: Ms. __?__

Marriage: 28 May 1782, Wilkes Co., NC
Migration: 1813, sold land in Georgia

Wife: Hannah "Nancy" KING
Birth: ca. 1763

["Nancy" is the nickname for Hannah, so there is no need to postulate two wives for James.]

Children unproven:

1. William GLOVER, b. 1782; d. 12 Mar 1845, Madison Co., AL
2. Benjamin K. GLOVER, b. 1785; d. Feb 1841, Madison Co., AL
3. Richard GLOVER, b. 1789/90, GA
4. James GLOVER, Jr., b. by 1792
5. Jonathan M. GLOVER, b. 1800/1, Elbert Co., GA

One source gives our subjects these children, but Hannah was rather old to have birthed George, and it would have been biologically impossible for her to have birthed Joel or Elizabeth.
. George Washington GLOVER, b. 22 Jun 1806, GA
. Joel Henderson GLOVER, b. 1 Jun 1812; d. 12 Aug 1873, AR
. Elizabeth GLOVER, b. 1810-20, but prob. ca. 1819; m. 3 Sep 1838, Madison Co., AL, Samuel RENFROW (c1815- )
Some secondary sources have confused this Elizabeth and her husband with Samuel Pinkney RENFROE & Eliza __?__, a couple in the 1850 census of Pickens Co., AL, which is where the oft quoted birthyears for them of 1802 and 1808 came from, but this is a different couple. The 1840 census shows both Elizabeth and Samuel born 1810-20, and the marriage date places his probable birth ca. 1815 and her probable birthyear at ca. 1819. Unfortunately, I can't find them in the 1850 census (which apparently is how they got mistaken for the other couple).

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Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. North Carolina Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

Glover, James King, Hanah 28 May 1782 Wilkes Co.

2. 1790 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): not found in North Carolina; the 1790 Georgia census is missing.

3. 1800 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): not found in North Carolina; the 1800 Georgia census is missing.

4. 1810 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): the 1810 Georgia census is missing.

5. 1820 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): the 1820 Alabama census is missing.

6. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com), several submitted files including one citing this deed:

Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Book P, p. 62, 25 Nov 1813
JAMES GLOVER SENIOR and JAMES GLOVER JUNIOR, both of Elbert County, GA, to Joel Grizzle of Madison County, GA, for $400 on Falling Creek Water in Elbert County, by survey 129 ½ acres, adj. John White, Benjamin Goss and others, in fee simple. (signed) JAMES (X) GLOVER, SR., JAMES (X) GLOVER, JR. Wit: John Cook, Joseph (X) Downer Sr. NANCY GLOVER rel. dower rights 26 Nov 1813. (signed) NANCY (X) Glover.

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