Death Jun 1831 Hampshire Co, VA
Parents
Erhardt Glaze d 1779
Eve Seltenriech Glaze
Spouse
Children
Conrad Glaze Jr
Andrew Glaze
Siblings
Lawrence Glaze
Arehart Glaze Jr d 1808
Johannes Glaze (1745-1816)
George Glaze (1748-1826)
Andreas Glaze (1751-1830)
Wendall Glaze
Adam Glaze (1759-1846)
Burial
Notes
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1782 Census, Hampshire Co, VA
http://www.wvgenweb.org/mineral/17822.htm
Brothers:
Andrew - # whites =1
Conrad - # whites =6
George - # whites =5
John - # whites =4
Erhart - # whites =1
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1784 Census, Hampshire Co, VA
http://www.wvgenweb.org/mineral/17842.htm
Brothers:
Andrew - # whites = 5
Conrad - # whites = 7
George - # whites = 6
John - # whites = 5
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1781 -1782 Hampshire County, Va.,Personal Property Tax List:
Conrad Glaze
1 tithes, 1 horse, 13 cattle.
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1782 Hampshire County,Va. Personal Property Tax List:
1 tithe, 1 horse, 4 cattle
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1782 Hampshire County, Va.
Conrad Glaze
6 whites
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1784 Virginia Tax List:
Glaze, Conrad, Hampshire Co.
7 whites 1 dwelling 4 other buildings
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1810 Virginia Census
Glaze, Conrod, Hampshire Co.,,pg. 794 ,Roll 69
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1820 Hampshire Co.,Va.
Conrad Glaze
5 males
4 females
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1830 Hampshire Co.,Va.
8 males
4 females
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1850 Missouri Census: Sullivan County
Glaze , Conrad, 63 , farmer , $ 1000 ,b.Va.
Christiana ,62, b.Va.
John W. ,27, laborer ,b.Va.
Andrew J. , 26, laborer , b.Va.
David N. ,23 , laborer b.Va.
Glaze, William H., 31, farmer, $ 800 ,b.Va.
Margaret A. , 27, b.Va.
Catherine ,4, b.Mo.
John W., 2 ,b.Mo.
Andrew J. , 8/12 mos., b.Mo.
Glaze , Conrod, 29, farmer ,$500, b.Va.
Elizabeth , 34, b.Va.
John C. ,4, b.Mo.
Sarah J. ,2 ,b.Mo.
Glaze, Robert M. ,35, farmer , $300 , b.Va.
Catherine, 35, b.Va.
Thos.,9, b.Mo.
Sarah H. ,8, b.Mo.
Elizabeth ,3, b.Mo.
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Deed -" 5 - 3 - 1777- Conrad Glaze of Hampshire Co.,from Edward McGuire, wife Milicent of Winchester, 346 acres on South Branch".
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Deed-" 29 Dec. 1789 - Parker, Robert, grantee, Hampshire Co.,Va., 210 aces adjoining Widow Taylor and Conrad Glaze on the east side of the South Branch."
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Deed - "14 Aug. 1794, Conrad Glaze, grantee, Hampshire Co.,Va. for 346 acres on South Branch of Potowmach adjoining lands of Robert Parker and John Taylor."
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Deed - "29 Nov. 1794, David Hunter, grantee, Hampshire Co., 300 acres adjoining Thomas Louson and lands of Glaze and Parker on South Branch of Potowmach."
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Deed - "19 April 1811, Samuel Walker and wife Anna of Hampshire Co.,sell to Conrad Glaze for $800 land in the Greenspring Valley being the land where Samuel Walker now lives bounded as Follows: balck oak comes to Bucks heirs ...at foot of Swisher Mountain...containing 152 acres.
Wit: John Donaldson, George M. Laubinger, William Donaldson."
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Deed - Dec. 1812 Rec. 15 Feb. 1813 - Conrad Glaze and wife Sarah convey to John Long for 225 pounds tract of land in Hampshire Co., formerly known as Lot No. 40 being the same taht was leased by Lord Fairfax to Tapley Taylor and conveyed to James Marshall to john Long and Conrad Glaze joint partners by a deed of conveyance bearing the date of 10 Sept. 1803 which morety or one half is now conveyed by Conrad and Sarah to John Long...Beginning at hickory on the bank of South Branch to Lot No.39...to line of lot No. 42...to the River meanders the same including the island containing 248 acres which one undivided half...
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Deed- 17 June 1813, Hampshire Co.,Va., Wm. French conveys Ferry Rights to Conrad Glaze on South Branch.
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Conrad Glaze (Sr.) Will: May 17, 1831 Proven: June 21,1831.
Son: Andrew Glaze *
Son: Conrad Glaze (Jr)
Daughter : Nancy Baker, dec'd : her part : Thomas Baker
Daughter: Polly Long
Others: Peggy Wallace, Sally Taylor, Elizabeth Cathers (dau. of my beloved daughter, Hannah,dec'd).
Executor: Conrad Glaze junr.
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Sale of Conrad Glaze (Sr.) land:
30 July 1832, recorded 30 Aug. 1832 , deed from Conrad Glaze , Executor of Conrad Glaze dec'd, conveyed to John Long 152 acres Green Spring Valley land adjoining Elizabeth Savage, * Andrew Glaze and Thomas Baker $1006.
Wit: John Brady and Wm. Donaldson.
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28 July 1832 , deed from Conrad Glaze , executor of Conrad Glaze dec'd to Thomas Baker for $2530 for land on the South Branch of the Potomac and ferry privileges adjoining Solomon Parker and heirs of John Taylor."
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Lord Fairfax Land Grant April 1792, Probably Lot 49 of Original James Genn survey just outside Springfield, VA now WV. Was the site of a Ferry Conrad Glaze operated across the South Branch of the Great Potomac River.1969tabby originally shared this image (on Ancestry.com) 03 Oct 2010 .
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Conrad Glaze Sr. Will dated 5 -17 - 1831, Will
probated 6 - 21 - 1831.
"In the name of God, amen, I Conrad Glaze of Hampshire and the State of
Virginia being weak in body,
but sound of mind and disposing memory for such I thank almighty God, do
make and publish my last
will and testament in Manner and form following, that is to say it is
my will that all the lands which I own both in Greensprings Valley and on South
Branch of the Potomach with the ferry and all my personal estate of whatever
nature it be Sold by my executor, who I shall hereafter name, as soon after my
decease as my
executor shall in his discretion think proper and on such credits as he
shall think best and most proper and the moneys arising from such sale with all
debts due me after all my just and funeral expenses are paid, to be divided in
the following manner.
First I give and bequest Unto my beloved son Andrew Glaze one hundred
dollars first out of said money
and the balance to be equally divided among all my children except as
hereafter excepted. That is to say, First deduct the interest of a bond of
Thomas Wallace's for four hundred dollars out of his part which bond I gave to
said Wallace, also four hundred dollars out of the part of John Long. Also fifty
dollars out of the part or share of Thomas Cathers being money I lent and for
which I have no bond or note. And after making the said deductions of the three
parts of the balance to be divided as follows: To Thomas Baker the part that
belongs or would fall to my beloved daughter Nancy, deceased, one seventh part,
to my beloved daughter
Polly Long, after making the deduction above mentioned, one seventh part,
To Peggy Wallace after making the deduction one seventh part To Sally Taylor one
seventh part To my beloved son Conrad Glaze one seventh part To my beloved son
Andrew Glaze one seventh part and to Elizabeth Cathers the other one seventh
after deducting from it one hundred dollars of which it is my will that my
executor pay to Eliza Cathers the daughter of my beloved daughter Hanah
deceased. And lastly I constitute and appoint my beloved son Conrad Glaze
sole executor of this my last will and testament revoking all and forever wills
and testaments by me heretofore made. In Witness where of I have set my hand
affixed my seal the seventeenth
day of May in the year Eighteen hundred and thirty one.
Conrad Glaze { his mark}
Signed , sealed published and declared as the last will and testament of
the above mentioned -
Conrad Glaze - us to witness said acknowledgement which we did in the
presences of the testator
William Donaldson, Robert Buck, Benje Martin. "
"At court continued and held for Hampshire County the 21st day of June
1831, This last will and testament of Conrad Glaze Senr. deceased was presented
in Court, provided by the oaths of Robert Buck and Benjamine
Martin witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded and on the motion of
Conrad Glaze junr. the executor therein named who made oath according to law
certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form, giving
securities whereup he with John Brady and John Donaldson his securities entered
into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of twenty thousand dollars,
conditioned ....for his due and faithful administration of the said decedants
estate."
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