Samuel Glore (1776 - bef. 1829)

Born 19 Jul 1776 in Culpeper (now Madison) County, VA

Ancestors

Died before 16 Jan 1829 before age 52 in Kentucky

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Biography

Samuel was born about 1776. Samuel is the child of Adam Glore and Margaret Crisler.

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Note NI0964PER CATHI CLORE FROST'S RESEARCH:

The following information is from the Clore-Glore Genealogy manuscript by Delma Rae Carpenter, Sr. (1881-1967). A copy of this is available at the Madison Co., VA Library. This manuscript is a typescript and update of another, handwritten, Clore-Glore Genealogy manuscript by Dr. Arthur Leslie Keith. The original of Keith's manuscript is at the Newberry Library, Chicago., IL. Please note that some of this information has been updated by other researchers in the meantime and I'll try to add notes with the current information.

Page 60:

Samuel Glore (son of Adam Clore or Glore) married Frances Christopher, Feb. 3, 1792, present Madison Co., Va. He appears to have been living in 1835 when his father made his will but deceased at the settlement of the estate, 1845. A record given below seems to indicate that he was deceased in 1822 but I believe that that is an error. If he went with the rest of the family to Campbell Co., Ky., his family did not remain there long for they are found in Jefferson Co., Ky., in part which later became Oldham. Samuel Glore and wife Frances of Jefferson Co., Ky., on April 20, 1822, joined in deed of Morton Christopher's heirs of land in Lincoln Co., Ky. Tradition claims that he had 8 sons of whom I have found the names of but 4. He also had several daughters.

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Boone County, Kentucky County Court Orders 1799-1815

p 7 [16 September 1799]

Samuel Clore is appointed Surveyor of the road leading from the North bend road to the Campbell County line on the road leading from Tanners Station to Newport and to be assisted by all the hands living in the bounds that formerly kept the same in repair

p 15-16

At a Court held for the County of Boone at the house of John Love in the said county on Monday the 21st day of July 1800 Present John Hall John Conner & Archd Reid Gentlemen

On the motion of John H. Craig It is Ordered that Samuel Clore Arthur Conelly, Henry McLaughlin & the {16} said Craig or any three of them being first Sworn do View and mark the most Convenient way for a road from the Courthouse at this place to the Salt works at the Mud lick & thence to the county line near Eagle creek below the mouth of ten mile and make report thereof to the Court

p 17

At a Court held for the County of Boone at the house of John Love, on Monday the 15th of September 1800 Present John Brown Archd Huston and Archd Reid Gent.

[26] A report of a road from the Courthouse or Seat of Justice to the Mud Lick was returned which is in the words and figures following, "Agreeable to an Order of the July Court for Boone County to us directed to View and mark the most convenient way for a road from the Courthouse to the Salt works at mud lick, and from thence to the County line near Eagle Creek report as follows, to wit, that we have Viewd [sic] and marked to mud lick, Beginning at the Courthouse thence with the road leading to where John H. Craig lives, until it crosses the last branch on the north side of said Craigs, thence leaving said road, and Crossing Gunpowder Creek about two hundred yards below the forks, thence on to the mud lick as marked; but could not with convenience &C view the other part on account of Causes that may be Shewn to the Court, respecting lands we cannot report on account of the claims not being known to us Sept. 15th 1800." Signed Samuel Glore, John H. Craig, Arthur Connely; Whereupon it is Ordered that the same be established agreeable to the said report, and John H. Craig is appointed Surveyor of the same from the Courthouse to where it {18} it [sic] leaves Cherrys Waggon road and to be assisted by all the hands living on the waters of Gunpowder Creek in opening and keeping the same in repair, and Samuel Clore is appointed Surveyor form where it leaves Cherrys Waggon road to the Salt Works on mud lick and to be assisted by all the hands living in the following boundary, Beginning at the mouth of Gun powder thence up the same to where MClay formerly lived and from the Beginning down the Ohio to the County line including the settlement on Big bone waters as high up as Henry McLauglins including the said McLaughlin in opening and keeping the same in repair

p 25 [20 April 1801] Ordered that Weden Sleet, Samuel Glore, William Shackleford & Elzaphen Hume or any three of them being first Sworn do appraise the the [sic] Slaves if any and personal estate of Robert Stewart Deceased and return an account thereof to the Court

An Indenture of bargain & sale from William Taff to Samuel Clore was proved in Court by the oaths of Alexander Pope Price, Moses Cherry & Ambrose Christopher three Subscribing Witnesses thereto & ordered to be Recorded

p 34 [18 January 1802] Ordered that Moses Cherry be appointed Surveyor of the road from the Courthouse towards mud lick Beginning where it leaves Cherrys Waggon road & from thence to the Salt Works on Mud lick in the room of Samuel Clore who is discharged therefrom, and to be assisted by the same hands in opening & keeping the Said road in repair

p 53 [8 August 1803] A road is established from the big Bone lick up the Gum Spring fork passing through Samuel Glores land to the road leading from the mud lick to the Courthouse agreeable to View and report returned at the last Court and Samuel Glore is appointed Surveyor fo the Same

p 76-77 [6 May 1805] On the motion of Samuel Clore, It is ordered that John Mason, William Wilhite, Abel Corson, Presley Peak, or any three of them being first Sworn do View and mark, the most convenient way for a road from where [122] Leathers old trace leaves the road from big bone to Boone Court House thence with the said trace as near as the ground will admit to the forks of dry run at the County line and make report thereof to the Court

p 85 [I didn't copy the page with the Court date. The next Court recorded was held on 30 December 1805 so this is prior to that, probably in either November or December 1805.]

[137] Polly Slater Plaintiff against Samuel Glore Defendant Upon an appeal from the Judgement of Justice Hume Esquire This cause was heard upon the evidence produced & the arguments of Council on both sides, Whereupon It is considered by the Court that the Judgment for four pounds nineteen Shillings [100] [sic] and seven Shillings & six pence as rendered by the said Judgment be affirmed and that the said Plaintiff Polly Slater pay to the said Samuel Glore the Defendant his costs by him in his behalf expended

Ordered that Samuel Glore pay Thomas McClay & Nancy McClay four Shillings and two pence each for tow days attendance each as Witnesses for him against Polly Slater

Samuel Glores mark of his Stock is a crop in each ear and an underkeel in the left which is Ordered to be recorded

p 98 [20 October 1806] Joseph Casey is appointed Constable in the fourth district of this County in the room of Cornelius Shourd, who made oath thereto agreeable to law and with Samuel Clore his Security entered into and Acknowledged their bond in the penalty of five hundred dollars conditioned as the law directs

p 128 [date not copied, next court 26 September 1808 so court before that date] {James Blankenship is appointed Surveyor of the road from the Big bone lick passing Saml Glores and on the forks of Cherrys Waggon road, and to be assisted by all the hands residing at or near mud lick and big bone and between Cherrys road leading to Garnetts Mill and big bone Creek as high up as Joseph Corters. (excluding David Oneal Joseph Corter & Joseph Horton & [left blank] Shaw) in keeping the said road in repair and thereupon Saml Glore is discharged as Surveyor of part of said road}

p 138 [date not copied, next court 6 March 1809] On the motion of Robert Fowler, Oredered that Samuel Glore, Presley Peak, David Oneal and the said Robert Fowler Or any three of them being first sworn do view and mark the most convenient way for a road, Beginning near McManamys cabbin, thence to intersect the road leading from Gainess to Leonard Crislers near {William} Wilhites and make report thereof to the Court

p 146 [3 July 1809] Ordered that Alexander McPherson, Roger Wigginton and Abner Gains, Alot to Johns Points, Thomas Anderson, Moses McClure, Noble Jenkins, Caleb Summers, William Daniel, Hankerson Utterback, Presley Peak, Saml Clore, Samuel Tharp, and all other surveyors of road South of Gun Powder the hands to assist them severally as Surveyors in keeping their roads in repair

p 162 [date not copied, next court 4 June 1810] Ordered that William Brady, Zeally Moss and Samuel Clore be appointed Commissioners alot set apart and Assign to Mary Cherry [2/51] Widow of Moses Cherry Deaceased her right of dower in the estate whereof the said Moses died seized and possessed agreeable to the provisions made her in the Will of the said Decd, and make report thereof to the court

p 206 [date not copied, next court 7 Sept 1812] A report of a View of a road from the big bone road near McManamy's to the Cincinnati road near William Wilhites was returned which together with the order directing it is ordered to be set aside and on motion of Patrick Wallace, Ordered that Samuel Clore, James McManamy, Benjamin Apperson & Benjamin Fowler Or any three of them first sworn do View and mark the most convenient way for a road from the big bone road near James McManamys to the Cincinnati road near William Wilhites And make report thereof to the Court

p 224 [date not copied, probably January or February 1813] Also the report of a view of a way for an alteration in the road from the Big Bone to Boone Courthouse was returned as follows Agreeable to an order of the Boone County Court to us directed after being duly sworn we have proceeded to view the alteration in the road proposed by Mr. Bush After viewing both roads the new road to cross the creek a little above Mr. Bushs house and take up the point of the ridge and to continue on the ridge until it strikes the old road above Glores house which we have marked and think it to be a great deal the best road and rather the nearest and will be a great advantage to the public. Said road passes through the land of John Bush Humprhey Marshall Samuel Glore Ordered that a Summons issue to said Glore to appear at the next Court to show cause if any he can why the said alteration shall not be established agreeably to the Report

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Madison County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists provided by Betty Johnson

Madison County, Virginia 1793 Personal Property Tax List

Samuel Clore 1 white male over 16

2 horses

Madison County, Virginia 1794 Personal Property Tax List

Samuel Clore 1 white male over 16

1 black over 16

3 horses

Madison County, Virginia 1795 Personal Property Tax List

Samuel Clore 1 white male over 16

4 horses

1810 Census Boone Co., KY

Transcribed by Margaret Whitehead

http://www.us-census.org/pub-ftp/ky/boone/1810/pg00057.txt

Page 59, Line 25, Samuel Glore

4 males ages 0-10

3 males ages 10-16

1 male ages 16-26

1 male ages 26-45

3 females ages 0-10

1 female ages 10-16

2 females ages 16-26

1 female ages 26-45

1 female ages over 45 [possibly his mother-in-law Elizabeth (Wayland) Christopher]

More About Samuel Glore:

Medical Information: Twin578

Residence 1: 1800, Boone County, Kentucky

Residence 2: 1810, Boone County, Kentucky

Glore-17 was created by Kenneth Shelton