Display Patriot - P-167078 - Frederick GLOVER

Frederick GLOVER

SAR Patriot #: P-167078

The following information was assembled from numerous sources and cannot be used directly as proof of Qualifying Service or Lineage.
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State of Service: SC      Qualifying Service: Private
DAR #: A045697

Birth: abt 1740 / / VA
Death: 15 Sep 1797 / Abbeville / SC

Qualifying Service Description:

South Carolinia Militia under Col Anderson


Additional References:
  1. SALLEY & WATES, STUB ENTRIES TO INDENTS, BOOKS U-W, pg 92, LIBER U, #642
  2. South Carolina Archives Department, Revolutionary Account 2906. Acct No 642-U- Frederick Glover

Spouse: (1) Elizabeth Cato; (2) Sarah XX;
Children: Allen; Olive; Benjamin; John; Wiley; Wiley; Mary;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1960-04-28 TN Unassigned William R Selden (85003) Allen   
2000-08-23 AL 5951 Clay Coston Rowe (154357) Allen   
2021-10-01 TN 96283 James Johnson Thweatt (133896) XX   
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Location:
Abbeville / SC
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Additional Information:

DAR Database; Will of Frederick Glover: Will Dated: 31 December 1796, Will Proved: 17 September 1797, Will Recorded: 27 January 1798, Executor: Benjamin Glover - son;

Another source: "1796 Fredrick Glover will (1796), Abbeville County, South Carolina Will Bk 1: 188. Fredrick Glover of Ninety Six District in Edgefield County. - son Benjamin to be executor, Dated: 31 December 1796. Witnessed: William Hagood, John McKellar. Signed: Fredrick Glover (seal). Proved 15 September 1798." Burial location assumed to be in Abbeville as his will & death were thus; grave not found



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