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Agnes Rector m. before 1770? VA b. d. VA divorced |
Tealy b. before 1770? VA |
William b. 1760? VA d. after Sep 1793 ?Natchez Dist. |
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Constance Jackson m. 1770? VA b. 1742? d. by Jul 1788? VA? |
John b. 1773 VA d. 1838? St. Helena Parish LA |
Anna b. 1775? ? d. 1832? St. Helena Parish LA |
Priscilla b. about 1777? SC? d. by 1830? |
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Nimrod b. 1780 VA d. 1831? St. Helena Parish LA |
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On Jul 5, 1788, "Jaime Glasacock" arrived in Natchez from the District of Kentucky
with 5 children and no adult females. In a letter dated Mar 2, 1790, from
Carlos de Grand-Pré, Natchez, to Governor
Don Estavan Miro, the amount of tobacco was reported by growers of Natchez.
An "M. Glascock" produced 3,100 pounds of tobacco [MS Dept of Archives & History,
website]. |
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On Dec 26, 1788, possible son William Glasscock was among the buyers of
"sundry mares and horses" for sale by John Pickens who was ill and made his will
and died on the 18th of the following month [McBee, Natchez Court Records,
Book D, pp. 36-7, 50]. |
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A James Glasscock was one of the creditors of a William Henderson,
deceased, according to a 1791 list sent by Henderson to a John O'Connor, who
certified it to the court in May 1793 [McBee, Natchez Court Records,
Book E, p. 315]. |
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A James Glasscock was mentioned in a Natchez court record dated Apr 22, 1793.
According to ancestors of his daughter Anna who married a Mr. Settoon, James
received a Spanish land grant and lived in the Natchez Miss. Territory between
1789 and 1801. |
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In Oct 1794, James Glascock is listed as one of many debtors of Benjamin Monsanto,
who lived on St. Catherine's Creek in Natchez, but died in New Orleans. His will
was proven Nov 5, 1794. |
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The Census of the
Natchez District in 1792. The census is translated from the Spanish handwritten
records. Located in the "Second Y Sandy Creek" (SS) subdivision: Guillermo (William) Glascok; 200 arpents [178 acres], 4 Whites. In the index [from a different translation and found on a different website]. there is a Jaime Glascock household in the "Santa Catalina" subdivision in addition to "Guillermo Glascok" in SS. |
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Daughter Tealy married William Ree in VA in 1792. |
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Daughter Anna, "Calvinist" married "Juan Aceytena, soldier artillery at San Vincent"
on Feb 16, 1795 in the Natchez District. They baptised a son at 3 months old
on Apr 5, 1801 in Natchez under the name "Bartolomeo Azituno" and another son,
"Elijah Letune" born at Natchez Mar 9, 1803, batised Apr 17, 1803 - English surname
being "Settoon" and Anna's husband determined to be John Settoon [Glascock,
genealogy.com forum reply]. |
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Daughter Priscilla married Elija Phipps on May 14, 1796. |
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Son John "of Virginia a Protestant" married "Sarah Lanier of Georgia"
on Jan 17, 1797. Witnesses were Thomas Glascock and John Lanier (brother of Sara
and Nancy) of Georgia [Glascock, genealogy.com forum reply]. |
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Son Nimrod married Ruth Stanley (1882?-1820?) on Feb 26, 1802. |
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In 1830 the household of grandchild "John Sattoon", aged 30-40, is listed on
lines 188 of the
1830 Census of St. Helena Parish LA. On lines 180, 184-187, are 5 other
"Sattoon" households of possible granchildren. |
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SOURCES: Adams Co. MSGenWeb, "Don Dunnington", post re: Lanier/Glasscock, Jan 15, 1998, website. Adams Co. Mississippi Genealogy & History Network, "1792 Census for Natchez District (under Spanish Government control)", 2009, 1792 Census. Aymond, Greg, Holloway Family of Holloway Prairie, internet website, Dec 1999. U. S. Census, Rapides Parish LA, 1830, S-K Publ., 2003, p. 91-92. U. S. Census, Rapides Parish LA, 1810, p. 281; p. 398. U. S. Census, Rapides Parish LA, 1820, S-K Publ., 2003, p. 136. "Franklin County, MS 1810 Census", abstract from Gillis book, rootsweb website. Documents ... , US Congress, 1815-24] Glascock, Jay, query reply, referencing Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic Church Records, vol. 2, pp. 1770-1803 and vol. 3, pp. 1804-1819, genealogy.com website. MS Dept. of Archives & History, Jackson MS, rootsweb, Americans Arriving in Spanish-Held Natchez 1788-1790. List of Debtors to Monsanto and Company Natchez, Miss. Territory, 1794, website. McBee, May Wilson, comp., Natchez Court Records, 1767-1805, Greenwood MS, 1953, v. 2, p. 196. USGenWeb, Early Southwest Miss. Territory, "Natchez District 1792 Spanish Census Index", website. MSGenWeb, St. Helena Parish Marriages,website. Veach, Damon, "Louisiana Ancestors", article in Sunday Advocate Magazine, Baton Rouge LA, Feb 21, 1982. White, Gifford, "James White and John White", Wm Wiseman & the Davenports, Pioneers Of Old Burke County, North Carolina, v.2 by M.L.Vineyard & E.M.Wiseman, Franklin NC,1997, p. 111. |
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