GLOVER, John - Revision history

Randylyon at 22:37, 10 March 2023

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	GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--~~Dubuque, IA~~, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the ~~Glover and Smock Company~~ and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1) He also invested in land. In 1894 the announcement was made that property on which an undertaking business, a repair shop and a livery stable located at Fourth and Locust had been purchased from Glover for the construction of the Bell Provost Company. (2) In 1889 he was an unsuccessful bidder for the [[IOWA IRON WORKS]]. (3)
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			GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--CT, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the [[GLOVER & SMOCK]] company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1) He also invested in land. In 1894 the announcement was made that property on which an undertaking business, a repair shop and a livery stable located at Fourth and Locust had been purchased from Glover for the construction of the Bell Provost Company. (2) In 1889 he was an unsuccessful bidder for the [[IOWA IRON WORKS]]. (3)

	Glover was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING SOCIETY]], he was often the champion of shooting events. (4) In 1894 he was a member of the local delegation to attend the three day Upper Mississippi Shooting festival in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. (5) In 1898 the ''Newtown Bee'', the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (6) He was buried in the same cemetery. (7)		Glover was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING SOCIETY]], he was often the champion of shooting events. (4) In 1894 he was a member of the local delegation to attend the three day Upper Mississippi Shooting festival in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. (5) In 1898 the ''Newtown Bee'', the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (6) He was buried in the same cemetery. (7)

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	GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1) He also invested in land. In 1894 the announcement was made that property on which an undertaking business, a repair shop and a livery stable located at Fourth and Locust had been purchased from Glover for the construction of the Bell Provost Company. (2) In 1889 he was an unsuccessful bidder for the [[IOWA IRON WORKS]]. (3)		GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1) He also invested in land. In 1894 the announcement was made that property on which an undertaking business, a repair shop and a livery stable located at Fourth and Locust had been purchased from Glover for the construction of the Bell Provost Company. (2) In 1889 he was an unsuccessful bidder for the [[IOWA IRON WORKS]]. (3)

	Glover was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING SOCIETY]] he was often the champion of shooting events. (4) In 1894 he was a member of the local delegation to attend the three day Upper Mississippi Shooting festival in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. (5) In 1898 the ''Newtown Bee'', the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (6) He was buried in the same cemetery. (7)		Glover was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING SOCIETY]], he was often the champion of shooting events. (4) In 1894 he was a member of the local delegation to attend the three day Upper Mississippi Shooting festival in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. (5) In 1898 the ''Newtown Bee'', the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (6) He was buried in the same cemetery. (7)

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Randylyon at 21:58, 5 June 2021

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	GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1) He also invested in land. In 1894 the announcement was made that property on which an undertaking business, a repair shop and a livery stable located at Fourth and Locust had been purchased from Glover for the construction of the Bell Provost Company. (2) In 1889 he was an unsuccessful bidder for the [[IOWA IRON WORKS]]. (3)		GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1) He also invested in land. In 1894 the announcement was made that property on which an undertaking business, a repair shop and a livery stable located at Fourth and Locust had been purchased from Glover for the construction of the Bell Provost Company. (2) In 1889 he was an unsuccessful bidder for the [[IOWA IRON WORKS]]. (3)

	He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING SOCIETY]] he was often the champion of shooting events. (4) In 1894 he was a member of the local delegation to attend the three day Upper Mississippi Shooting festival in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. (5) In 1898 the Newtown Bee, the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (6) He was buried in the same cemetery. (7)		Glover was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING SOCIETY]] he was often the champion of shooting events. (4) In 1894 he was a member of the local delegation to attend the three day Upper Mississippi Shooting festival in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. (5) In 1898 the ''Newtown Bee'', the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (6) He was buried in the same cemetery. (7)

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Randylyon at 13:31, 23 March 2019

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	GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1)		GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1) He also invested in land. In 1894 the announcement was made that property on which an undertaking business, a repair shop and a livery stable located at Fourth and Locust had been purchased from Glover for the construction of the Bell Provost Company. (2) In 1889 he was an unsuccessful bidder for the [[IOWA IRON WORKS]]. (3)

	He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING ~~CLUB~~]] he was often the champion of shooting events. (2) In 1898 the Newtown Bee, the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (3)		He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING SOCIETY]] he was often the champion of shooting events. (4) In 1894 he was a member of the local delegation to attend the three day Upper Mississippi Shooting festival in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. (5) In 1898 the Newtown Bee, the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (6) He was buried in the same cemetery. (7)

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	1. "John Glover Dead at Advanced Age," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 28, 1910, p. 8		1. "John Glover Dead at Advanced Age," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 28, 1910, p. 8

	2. "~~Glover Champion~~," ''The ~~Dubuque~~ Herald'', ~~November 24~~, ~~1897~~, p. 15		2. "Another Enterprise," ''The Herald'', June 2, 1894, p. 4

	3. "In Memory," ''The Dubuque Herald'', September 24, 1898, p. 16		3. "Mr. Dickey's Deal," ''The Herald,'' December 31, 1889, p. 4

			4. "Glover Champion," ''The Dubuque Herald'', November 24, 1897, p. 15

			5. "Marksmen Depart," ''The Herald'', July 11, 1894, p. 4

			6. "In Memory," ''The Dubuque Herald'', September 24, 1898, p. 16

			7. "Glover Buried in East," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', March 29, 1910, p. 10

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Randylyon at 13:03, 23 March 2019

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	GLOVER, John. (~~Newton~~, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]].		GLOVER, John. (Newtown, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. (1)

	He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]].		He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]]. As a member of the [[DUBUQUE SHOOTING CLUB]] he was often the champion of shooting events. (2) In 1898 the Newtown Bee, the local newspaper, reported that he had commissioned "an immense monument" which took several days to get from the railroad to the cemetery for his parents grave. (3)

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	"John Glover Dead at Advanced Age," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 28, 1910, p. 8		1. "John Glover Dead at Advanced Age," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 28, 1910, p. 8

			2. "Glover Champion," ''The Dubuque Herald'', November 24, 1897, p. 15

			3. "In Memory," ''The Dubuque Herald'', September 24, 1898, p. 16

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Randylyon at 12:54, 23 March 2019

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	GLOVER, John. (Newton, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[HIGH BRIDGE]].		GLOVER, John. (Newton, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]].

			He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[DUBUQUE HIGH BRIDGE]].

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Randylyon at 18:40, 13 December 2017

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	GLOVER, John. (Newton, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, H.B.\|H.B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[HIGH BRIDGE]].		GLOVER, John. (Newton, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, Henry B.\|Henry B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[HIGH BRIDGE]].

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	"John Glover Dead at Advanced Age," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 28, 1910, p. 8		"John Glover Dead at Advanced Age," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 28, 1910, p. 8

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Randylyon at 02:51, 24 November 2014

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	GLOVER, John. (Newton, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, H. B.\|H. B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[HIGH BRIDGE]].		GLOVER, John. (Newton, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, H.B.\|H.B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[HIGH BRIDGE]].

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GLOVER, John. (Newton, CT, Sept. 13, 1833--Dubuque, IA, March 28, 1910). The brother of [[GLOVER, H. B.|H. B. GLOVER]], John came to Dubuque in 1856. He was associated with the Glover and Smock Company and later the [[H. B. GLOVER COMPANY]]. He was also a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]] and the [[HIGH BRIDGE]].

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"John Glover Dead at Advanced Age," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 28, 1910, p. 8