Jackson Glenn- Elizabeth Branstetter Anniversary 1903

Family Record

56th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs J D Glenn was Selebrated at Mounds I. T. 1903. Jacon D Glenn was married to Elizabeth A Bransteter May 11th 1848 Their offSpring is as follows

Permilla Glenn was married to J.U. Matlock Sept 12th 1866

Children born 4 boys 7 girls

Grandchildren 22

Elizabeth E Glenn was married to Wm Carter

Children born 4 boys 3 girls

Grandchildren 7

Michael Glenn was married to Emma Attaberry

children born 1 son Grand Children 2

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Minerva Glenn was married to Napoleon Carter

Children born 9 boys 2 girls

Mary J Glenn was married to Napolion Carter Sep 24th 1897

Children 1 boy 1 girl

Ollie A Glenn was married to Green C Beckham June 12th 1884

Childron born 2 boys 4 girls

Robert J Glenn was married to Ida E Berryhill Aug 9th 1894

Children 1 boy 2 girls

Ella Glenn was married to J. E. Petty Jan 17th 1892

Children born 1 Son

Back of page 1:
mother was Borned

1830

makes her 73

I started to mounds on 7 february 1893

Cum back the 13

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Jackson Glenn and Elizabeth Branstetter

Jackson Glenn (John's 2nd G Grandfather) was born February 7, 1830 in Crawford County, Missouri. He was the son of Hugh Glenn and Elizabeth Fine. Elizabeth Ann Branstetter was born on March 1, 1832 in East Tennessee and was the daughter of Michael Branstetter and Permilia Yoakley. They were married on May 10, 1848 in Crawford County, Missouri. There are eight known children: Permilla (1849-1934) married John Wesley Matlock, Elizabeth (1851-1891) married William Carter, Minerva (1859-1896 ) married James Napoleon Carter, Michael Glenn (1859-) married Mary Atberry, Mary J Glenn (1862-1950) married James Napoleon Carter about 1898, Ollie Agusta Glenn (1866-1937) married Green C Beckham, Robert Jackson Glenn (1868-1963) married Ida Estelle Berryhill, and Ella May Glenn (1873-1937) married Ode Petty.

1850 Federal Census District 24 Crawford, MO

Jackson D Glenn 20

Elizabeth A 17

Permilia 11/12

1 July 1863 Civil Was Draft Registration

1 Jul 1869 Land Purchase

1870 US Federal Census St James, Phelps County, Missouri

Owns land, property value: $1,900, Personal Property: $600

Occupation: Farmer

Jackson Glenn	40
Elizabeth A Glenn	38
Michael Glenn	11
Minerva Glenn	8
Mary J Glenn	7
Marry J Glenn	7
Ollie Glenn	5
Robt Glenn	2
Wm C Carter	21
Elizabeth E Carter	19
Elizabeth Germs	80
Mary J Germs	38

1880 US Federal Census Dawson Township, Phelps, Missouri

Occupation: Farmer

Jackson Glenn	50
Elizabeth Glenn	48
Mary J. Glenn	16
Ollie A. Glenn	14
Robt. J. Glenn	12
May Glenn	7
Elizabeth Glenn	88
Mary J. Glenn	48

1900 US Federal Census Sapulpa, Creek Nation, Indian Territory

Jackson D Glenn	70
Elizabeth A Glenn	68
Lilly Isador Carter	12 granddaughter Sale Notice

December 29^th 1904 Sales notice

Jackson D Glenn died from a train accident on April 10, 1905.

1910 US Federal Census, Mounds, Creek, Oklahoma

Elizabeth Ann is living with her daughter Ella and Ella's husband Ode.

Elizabeth A Glenn	78
Ode Petty	42
Ella Petty	38
Roy Petty	17

Elizabeth Branstetter Glenn was close to her family. She visited them on several occasions and many members of the family came to Oklahoma to visit Elizabeth and the rest of the family too.

Elizabeth holding Ollie Marie Rinehart (L) and Virginia Beckham, Girl, Vivian Beckham, Boy, Delmar Rinehart

Elizabeth with Ollie Marie Rinehart and Olive Onstott

Elcanah Branstetter, Sarina Branstetter, Greene Beckham, Ollie Glenn Beckham, Nany Lorts, Eda Beckham, John Clark, May Clark, HS Pentecost, Henry, Kate

Elizabeth Branstetter Glenn, Elinor Mizzell, Elcanah Branstetter, Katheryn Dawson- Brother & Sisters

Bessie Beckham Rinehart & Delmer,Hazel Beckham Mikkelson, Green Beckham, Ollie Glenn Beckham, Mary Carter, Fred Eckstein, Frieda Beckham Eckstein, Grace Beckham Copeland, Christina Beckham, Elizabeth Branstetter Glenn holding Virginia Beckham & Ollie Marie Rinehart, Roy Beckham & Vivian

Elizabeth Ann Branstetter Glenn died on July 1, 1919 in Mounds, Creek, Oklahoma. She is buried at Twin Mounds Cemetery.

Ollie Glenn Beckham, Bessie Beckham Rinehart

Twin Mounds Cemetery

Michael Branstetter

Michael was born in upper East Tennessee and it is frequently reported that his parents are Peter Branstetter and Elizabeth Railsback.  Peter Branstetter is in Sullivan County in 1830. His name appeaars on three deeds in Carter County.   On 24 Jan 1818, he purchase 160 acres in Illinois.  Peter Branstetter died in 1839 in Washington County, Illinois.  He has a will, but he only names one son.

 Washington County, Illinois:  In the name of God Amen I Peter Branstetter infirm of body but of sound mind do make this my last will and testament I do trust in God this day dear children will continue to live in brotherly affection and make without further contest the disposition and distribution of my property that I shall here direct and that my dear wife having repeatedly expressed a wish to return to Tennessee will not exercise her right of dower to the staying or preventing of any sale I may herein direct Should my children prefer or a majority of them prefer or think it more expedient to remain on and cultivate in harmony and as a band of brothers the land upon which I now reside I do wish them so to do and do by this my last will empower them But should it be the wish of my wife and two of my older sons or three of my older sons without my wife my oldest son John who is hereafter provided for excepted to sell the same and to return to Tennessee or elsewhere I desire they will do it but it is my desire that they will not force the same at public sale but make a fair disposition thereof at private The proceeds of said sale if effected I wish equally divided among all my children my said eldest son John excepted to whom I leave fifty dollars to be paid out of the first money that can be spared from the immediate expense of the family In addition to the proportion that the law gives my dear wife in right of dower I do give and bequeath to her the negro girl called Maria now living with and belonging to me my said wife having often desired the same Having only two other negroes and having often promised them thereto I do hereby give and bequeath the same to my children by my first marriage my said son John excepted In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 28th day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hundred and eighteen Peter Branstetter seal Signed sealed and acknowledged in the presence of DS Swearingen Abraham Thompson 

Again, it is reported, but not confirmed that Michael was "bonded out" by his stepmother, being required to serve until his twenty first birthday.  He is not listed in East Tennessee Forgotten Children: 1788- 1911.

The 1830 Census in the first record for Michael Branstetter.  It shows two adults and two chilen (one boy and one girl) under five years old.

The next record is for a land purchase in Pike County on 1 Apr 1839 for26 1/2 acres.

On 1 Oct 1845, he purchases 40 acres in Crawford County, Missouri.

The 1850 census shows the family living in Crawford County.

On 1 Sept 1857, Michael Branstetter purchased 40 acres in Phelps County.

1860 Census Dillon Post Office, Phelps County: $300 in real estate, $800 in personal property

Michael Branstetter 58

P Branstetter            52

Chas Branstetter     20

John Branstetter     19

LND Branstetter     15

CK Branstetter       13

E Branstetter          22

1870 Census St James Township, $1200 in personal property, $ 300 in real estate

Michael Bronstetter 68

Permilia Branstetter 61

Elcanah Branstetter  20

1880 Census Dawson, Phelps, Missouri

Michael Branstetter 78

Permilia Branstetter 71 parents born in North Carolina and Maryland

Permilia Branstetter died on 5 Jan 1892 and is buried in Branstetter Cemetery.

Michael Branstetter died on 13 Jan 1892 and is buried in Branstetter Cemetery.

Link to Branstetter Cemetery(Latitude: 38.08610, Longitude: -91.57610)  Here  There are photographs and additional information on the link.