Mary,
Hi, I think we may be cousins.  My grandmother's grandmother was a Glenn.
To be precise, Martha Jane Glenn who married Zadock Darby Smith in SC.  Her
daughter was Sarah Nancy Smith.  Martha Jane's mother was Elizabeth Boyd and
she was married to William Glenn, the first in our family according to an
aunt who used the two n's in Glenn.  William's father was James Glenn and
his father was John Glen.  John came from Ireland w/ his wife and James was
born in VA.  James and John were both in the Rev War and James moved to SC,
had his children there and is buried at Bethel Cemetery in York County.
There are a lot of the Glenns in York Co, SC A lot are buried in the Clover
area.
                                 Nice to hear from you, NancyJane

PS  Check out World Connect with the Craig family.  There is a tie in.
James' wife was a Craig
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mary Stephenson" 
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 5:09 PM
Subject: Scott , Hobbs, and Glen(n)


 I am searching for information on the Scotts, Hobbs and  Glenns from South
Carolina, Pendelton Dist.    I basically have most data on Glenns and
Scotts, but have very little on my Hobbs.
> I need to find an Abraham Hobbs b. in S.C around 1790's-1800.  He is my
2nd great grandfather.  William Hobbs in S.C. Census 1790 and 1800 is either
his father or his brother.   These families left S.C. about 1803 and went
into Tenn. where my 2nd great grandmother, Elizabeth Jane Glenn was b. in
1803.  these families continued on into Hardin Ky., Ind, Ill, and Iowa.
> Elizabeth Jane Glenn b. 1803 m. Abraham Hobbs b. 1790-1800 (have no place
or date).  They had 3 sons and 1 daughter and Elizabeth Jane died in 1820
giving birth to that daughter in Crawford Co., Ind.
> If you can help me find out anything about my Hobbs in South Carolina, it
will be greatly appreciated.
> Thank you in advance
> Mary     [email protected]
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