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  1. Addie Elisha Glenn: Birth: 15 AUG 1869 in Greenville, Bond, Illinois. Death: 27 APR 1953 in St. Louis, Missouri

  2. Charles S. Glenn: Birth: 06 DEC 1874 in Bond Co, IL. Death: 22 DEC 1886 in Bond Co, IL

  3. William F Glenn: Birth: NOV 1877 in Illinois. Death: 25 APR 1938

  4. John Glenn: Birth: ABT 1880 in Illinois.

  5. Laura C Glenn: Birth: 1880 in Illinois. Death: 10 JAN 1957 in Hyattsville, Prince George's County, Maryland, USA

  6. Fred Glenn: Birth: ABT 1881 in Illinois.

  7. Sarah A Glenn: Birth: 27 APR 1882 in Illinois. Death: DEC 1969 in St. Clair County, Illinois, United States of America

  8. George Glenn: Birth: ABT 1884 in Illinois.

  9. Mary Glenn: Birth: ABT 1885 in Illinois.

  10. Person Not Viewable


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Notes
a. Note:   Obit from William Mayberry Glenn - My Great Uncle From The Daily Advocate, Belleville, IL 8-27-1943 William M. Glenn, Last of Civil War Vets and Hecker Post, G.A.R., dies at 97. The last chapter in the history of the Hecker Post No 443, Grand Army of the Republic, was written here when William M. Glenn passed away at his home, 416 S. Twenty -first St., at 3:15 yesterday afternoon, and today the history of the Hecker Post is a closed book. William Mayberry Glenn, 97 years old, was the last survivor of the Post, which at onetime counted three hundred Civil War veterans. In failing health due to senility, veteran Glenn was still able to participate in the Memorial Day services last May at American Legion Hall, but in the past eight weeks it was evident to his daughter that life was slowly ebbing away. His wish to see the American forces again victorious in this war as they were in his time was not to be gratified. Veteran Glenn was born January 22, 1846 in Lincoln Co., N.C., son of Samuel and Rachel Falls Glenn. The elder Glenn brought his family to Illinois and farmed near Greenville, ILL. and it was to this home the son returned after his service in the Civil War. Enlisting in Company F, 130th Illinois Infantry, at Springfield, ILL., in October 1862, Pvt. Glenn began his military service under the command of Col. Nathaniel Niles, a former Belleville attorney. He was sent to the South and saw most of his service there, and participated in the skirmish at Ft. Gibson, Miss. The Union forces were endeavoring to keep Gen. Joseph E. Johnson, Confederate leader, from giving assistance to beleaguered Vicksburg, then under seige by the Federals. Mr Glenn's company was sent with a detachment from near Vicksburg to New Orleans and taken by ship to Galveston, Texas. From there they went into Louisana. Mr. Glenn delighted in telling of the time when his company ran into fighting rebels that were battlers too. "At Mansfield, La" said Mr. Glenn, "they drove us back, and Col. Reed, our commander, was shot from his horse and taken prisoner. The next day Gen. A. J. Smith, our corps commander, arrived with his force and we cleaned up the enemy. We then moved to Alexandria, LA. Several Federal gunboats and supply boats couldn't bet over the rapids. Capt James Buchanan Eads, a young engineer, who later built Eads Bridge, spanning the Mississippi at St. Louis, constructed a temporary dam, and backed the water up in Red river, so the boats could get over the rapids." Mr. Glenn was in the Mobile expedition and said he and his company had a difficult time getting through the swamps there. They captured Ft. Blakely near Mobile and then advanced on the town. He mustered out at Springfield, IL., September 15, 1865, after almost three years service. He escaped any wounds and was ill but once during his service in the army. On September 16, 1868, Glenn married Mary Sophia Leigh in Greenville and of six children born to the union two sons preceded him in death, and four daughters survive, Mrs. Abbie Neumann, Portsville, MO; Mrs. Mary R. Smith, New York, and Mrs. Laura C. Schneider and Mrs. Sarah A. LaCompt, the latter two of 416 S. Twenty-first St. He also leaves 19 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren. Since 1873 the Glenns have been resident of Belleville and the wife died here on September 15, 1908. After quitting the farm Glenn engaged in teaming here. Until health failed him, yet up to a very ripe old age, Veteran Glenn attended many of the G.A.R. reunions, both state and national. When the Hecker post membership had dwindled down to eleven in May of 1930, a get-together was held at the home of Martin Heinemann at which six attended, five of whom were octogenarians one of the number in his nineties. They were veterans Heinemann, William M. Glenn, Christian Mertz, Jacob Ackermann, George Wolf and George Kruemmel. Five unable to attend were John Westrich, Philip Ziemlich, Jacob Vogtle, D.B. Heller and Alex Woods. Glenn 84 then, was one of the younger ones at the gathering. Veteran Glenn was an honorary member of the local post of Veterans of Foreign Wars and also of the American Legion. At the funeral services Miss Sophie Michaelis, president of Hecker Women's Relief Corps and her staff of officers will served as honorary pallbearers. Also serving as honorary pallbearers will be Commander Veto of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and officers, Commander Harry e. Ducsten and officers, Spanish-American War Veterans, and the officers of George E. Hilgard Post, American Legion. Funeral Services will be held at the home, 416 S. Twenty-first St., where the body will lie in state after 6 o'clock this evening. Burial will be in Walnut Hill Cemetery. Two members of the Spanish American War Veterans, two of the American Legion and two of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will serve as active pallbearers. The Pete Gaerdner Funeral Home is in charge. The funeral service will be at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the residence, Rev. J.W.A. Kinson, of the Methodist church, officiating. (photo included with article) Al

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