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Note: In 1804 James married Mary Clark, daughter of Revolutionary War veteran Anthony Clark. For the next ten years he lived in Rutherford Co., NC, working for and with the Clarks. As the War of 1812 raged Anthony Clark, his sons, sons-in-law and their families headed west to now what is Middle Tennessee.
From 1814 until 1830, James bought and sold land continually, moving from one farm to another in Bedford, Rutherford and Lincoln Counties. In 1825 James purchased 900A on Richland Creek between Ostella and Spring Place. By 1836, when Marshall Co. was formed, he had sold this land and was living on land just to the SE of Lewisburg where he lived until his death.
1820 Bedford Co., TN Census 4M<10, 1M10-15, 1M 16-18, 1M 16-25, 1M 45>; 1F 10-15, 1F 16-25,
29 Aug 1835
James Glenn, Deed for 106 3/4/ acres of land lying on the waters of West Rock Creek and executed to him by Martin Davis and recorded 18th January 1837. This indenture made 29th August 1835 between Martin Davis of Bedford County of the one part and James Glenn of the same place of the other part for the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars paid by the said James Glenn sold a tract of land in Bedford County on the waters of the West Fork of Rock Creek and joining Rambow's line. Wit: Burgess Hardin, William A. Glenn and John F. Glenn.
Ref: Marshall Co., DB A, pg 75, Land Deed Genealogy of Marshall County, Tennessee 1836-1840 Vol. 1, Compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. Southern Historical Press, Greenville, South Carolina 1998
5 Oct 1835
James Glenn, deed for 233 acres of land on a branch of West Rock Creek, executed to him by Stephen Nowlin and recored 9th Dec 1836. This indenture made 5th October 1835 between Stephen Nowlin of Williamson County, Tennessee of one part and James Glenn of Bedford County of the other part, for in consideration of the sum of fourteen hundred dollars paid by said James Glenn, a tract of land lying in the county aforesaid on a fork of West Rock Creek and on both sides of the Pulaski Road and adjoining Caple's line. Wit: John F. Glenn and William A. William.
Ref: Marshall Co., DB A, pg 34, Land Deed Genealogy of Marshall County, Tennessee 1836-1840 Vol. 1, Compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. Southern Historical Press, Greenville, South Carolina 1998
5 Oct 1835
James Glenn, Deed for 43 acres of land on the waters of West Fork of Rock Creek, executed by Light Nowlin and recorded 9th December 1836. This indenture made 5th October 1835 between Light Nowlin of Bedford County of one part and James Glenn of same place for the sum of ninety dollars, has sold a tract of land in Bedford County on the waters of the West Fork of Rock Creek and adjoining Hugh Smiley's entry and by a 10 acre entry of James M. Morris (McMorris) and by Elleanor Willson's line. Wit: John F. Glenn and William A. Glenn.
Ref: Marshall Co., DB A, pg 35, Land Deed Genealogy of Marshall County, Tennessee 1836-1840 Vol. 1, Compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. Southern Historical Press, Greenville, South Carolina 1998
4 Oct 1836
James Glenn to Edmund Daugharty: Deed for 69 acres of land lying on the waters of Preston Fork of Richland Creek, executed to him by James Glenn and recorded 15 December 1836. This indenture made 4th October 1836 between James Glenn and Edmund Daugharty, both of Marshall County, for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars for a tract of land in Marshall County on the waters of Preston Fork of Richland Creek. Wit: James Elliott and William Arthur.
Ref: Marshall Co., DB A, pg 44, Land Deed Genealogy of Marshall County, Tennessee 1836-1840 Vol. 1, Compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. Southern Historical Press, Greenville, South Carolina 1998
5 Mar 1838
Anthony C. Glenn, Deed for 53 1/4 acres of land lying on the waters of West Rock Creek and executed to him by James Glenn and received in office 7th and recorded 8th March 1838. This indenture made 5th March 1838 between James Glenn of Marshall County of one part and Anthony C. Glenn of the same place of the other part for the sum of four hundred and fifty dollars for a tract of land it being part of a tract of land formerly owned by Martin Davis and adjoining G. W. Haywood's corner and by A.C. Glenn and John Glenn's line. Wit: Wm. F. McGregor and Clark Hopwood.
Ref: Marshall Co., DB B, pg 158, Land Deed Genealogy of Marshall County, Tennessee 1836-1840 Vol. 1, Compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. Southern Historical Press, Greenville, South Carolina 1998
8 May 1839
A. C. Glenn, Deed for 52 3/4 acres of land District 15 executed to him by James Glenn and received in office 15th and recorded 16th May 1839. This indenture made 8th May 1839 between James Glenn of one part and A. C. Glenn of the other part, both of Marshall County for the sum of four hundred and fifty dollars for a tract of land on the waters of the West Fork of Rock Creek being part of a tract formerly owned by Martin Davis, adjoining the lands of Elias Rambo, Geo. W. Haywood and others and a division line between Jno. Glenn and A. C. Glenn. Wit: Hugh K. Glenn and John F. Glenn
Ref: Marshall Co., DB C, pg 77, Land Deed Genealogy of Marshall County, Tennessee 1836-1840 Vol. 1, Compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. Southern Historical Press, Greenville, South Carolina 1998
15 May 1839
Wm. A. Glenn, Deed for 45 acres of land District 15 executed to him by James Glenn and received in office and recorded 15th May 1839. I, James Glenn, have this day sold to William A. Glenn for the sum of two hundred and seventy dollars for a tract of land in Marshall County and District 15 and adjoining James Glenn's filed and to a tract of land conveyed to said James Glenn by Stephen Nowlin. This 16th January 1839. Wit: Samuel Davis and Larking Dearen
Ref: Marshall Co., DB C, pg 76, Land Deed Genealogy of Marshall County, Tennessee 1836-1840 Vol. 1, Compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. Southern Historical Press, Greenville, South Carolina 1998
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