1782:

6 March, James and John Glover were ordered to attend next court as jurors.

James appears on the 1782 Tax List in Captain Rowland Judd's District.

Marriage: 28 May 1782, James Glover and Hanah King; Edward Cruthers, Bondsman. (Caruthers) (P. 95, Wilkes County, N.C. Bond Transcripts, State Archives, Raleigh, N.C.).

1785:

James Glover appears on the Tax Records for 1 poll, 200 acres.

1786:

He applied for 200 acres, Wilkes County, GA. Listed in Headright and Bounty Grants, Book LLL, p. 217, Wilkes County, GA, 200 acres.

26 Jan 1788:

John Smith of Franklin County, GA to Thomas Rose of Wilkes County, GA for 35 pounds, 320 acres, Falling Creek, adj. Robert Thompson, JAMES GLOVER, Peter Thompson, James McCluskey. (signed) John Smith. Wit: James Tate, J. P. Registered 3 Sept 1789. "Wilkes County, GA Deed Book FF (page 94)"

1790:

According to Tax List and Mouson Map, James Glover, UU 43, owned land on the Broad River, just west of Benjamin, John and William Glover.

1793

JAMES GLOVER listed as a Petit Juror in Elbert County

1795:

James Glover on Tax List, Vater's List, Elbert County, GA. (Elbert County was formed from Wilkes County, GA, in 1792.)

7 Feb 1795:

James Mitchell, Jane Mitchell, and Martha Mitchell, to James Brady, all of Elbert County, for 50 pounds, 200 acres on Falling Creek Waters, being part of survey originally granted to John Mobly, 26 Apr 1788, adj. William Blake Sr., William Blake Jr., and part of said survey. (signed) James Mitchell, Jane Mitchell, Martha Mitchell. Wit: Charles Goss, JAMES (X) GLOVER. Elbert County: proved by JAMES GLOVER 18 Apr 1798, John Cunningham, J. P. Registered 18 Apr 1798. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book E (page 37)"

12 Mar 1798:

Elbert County, GA: Drury Rose of Franklin County, to Thomas Wilkins of Elbert County, for $500, on Falling Creek Water in Elbert County, adj. by JAMES GLOVER and John Wilkins, northwest by John Wilkins, southwest by Thomas Rose, tract was granted to said Drury Rose 31 Jan 1798, 300 acres. (signed) Drury Rose. Test: Joel Crawford, William (x) Martin. Elbert County: proved by Joel Crawford, 5 Nov 1798, William Barnett, J. P. Registered 15 Nov 1798. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book E (page 105)"

24 Apr 1798:

Thomas Oliver and Polly, his wife, of Elbert County to the heirs of David Hudson, dec’d, for $200, on Falling Creek Waters in said county, 45 ¼ acres, being ½ tract granted to John Blake, adj. west by David Martin’s grant, now the property of heirs of said Hudson, southwest by part of land granted to John Blake, east by JAMES GLOVER’s grant, now property of said heirs of D. Hudson, in fee simple. (signed) Thomas Oliver, Polley Oliver. Wit: W. Higginbothan, J. P. Registered 24 Apr 1798. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book E (page 45)"

1800:

James Glover taxed in Elbert County, GA.

20 Feb 1804:

Joseph King to William Phelps, both of Elbert County, for $500, on Doves Creek Water in said county, 225 acres, adj. Morris, Thomas Burk Sr., James Ryley. (signed) Joseph King. Wit: JAMES (X) GLOVER, A. Stinchcomb, J. P. Recorded 15 Oct 1809. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book M (page 70)"

1805:

James Glover drew blank (331) in Georgia Land Lottery of 1805.

1806:

Feb. Term, James Glover was appointed Guardian of Eli* and Sally** Brady, minor children of James Brady, deceased. (Feb. Term 1805, Elbert County, Mary Brady and Thos. Wilkins, Adm. of James Brady, dec.; Benjamin Glover and John Sertain, Sureties.)

* A Jacob Brady is found on the 1830, 1840 and 1850 Census of Jackson County, Alabama. He was born in 1794 in Georgia. This could be Jacob Eli Brady, son of James Brady?

** A Sally Brady (born 1796 in Georgia) married Joel Moore 5 Nov 1812 in Elbert County, Georgia. They moved to Franklin County, Georgia.

13 July 1809:

Inquisition of Reuben Lindsay, lunatic: Book Accounts from Lindsay’s Store: JAMES GLOVER listed. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book M (page 47)"

29 July 1813:

JAMES GLOVER of Elbert County, GA to Joel Grizzle of Madison County, GA for $800, on Falling Creek in said county, 200 acres, survey by Samuel Criswell, county surveyor of Wilkes County, 17 June 1784. For and granted to said JAMES GLOVER, 24 Nov. 1786, adj. when surveyed by Thompson, surveyed land, and vacant, in fee simple. (signed) JAMES (X) GLOVER. Wit: George Cook, John C. Easter. NANCY GLOVER rel. dower rights 30 July 1813. (signed) Nancy (X) Glover. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book p (page 64)"

25 Nov 1813:

JAMES GLOVER SENIOR and JAMES GLOVER JUNIOR, both of Elbert County, GA, to Joel Grizzle of Madison County, GA, for $400 on Falling Creek Water in Elbert County, by survey 129 ½ acres, adj. John White, Benjamin Goss and others, in fee simple. (signed) JAMES (X) GLOVER, SR., JAMES (X) GLOVER, JR. Wit: John Cook, Joseph (X) Downer Sr. NANCY GLOVER rel. dower rights 26 Nov 1813. (signed) NANCY (X) Glover. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book P (page 62)"

30 Jan 1810:

James Glover, Assignee, 159.40 acres, Section 11 T5 R1E.

(Land adjacent to and east of Benjamin Glover's quarter section).

Note: There is no record of James Glover's disposing of this land (minus 30 acres sold to John Glover in 1814). However, when Benjamin K. Glover died, this land was included in his estate and was sold on 11 Feb. 1853, to Isaac Ellett. This is one clue that leads to the belief that Benjamin K. Glover was a son of James Glover.

4 Nov 1814:

James Glover of Madison County, M.T., sold to John Glover of Giles County, Tennessee, for $120.00, thirty (30) acres on south end of quarter section on which the said James Glover now resides.

Wit: Thos. Moore and Benjamin Glover. Acknowledged by John Glover (James was deceased) on 29 July 1820 before David Moore, Judge of Madison County Court. Nancy Glover, wife of James Glover, acknowledged that she relinquished her right of dower in said property on 8 Aug. 1820.

D/R & Rec. 22 Jan. 1822. (No property description given.) Note that this land was sold to John in 1820, 5 years after death of James. On 20 Aug. 1824, John and Ellender Glover sold the above 30 acres to Edward H. Vann.

4 Dec 1811:

James Sutton to JAMES GLOVER JUNIOR, both of Elbert County for $100, on Falling Creek Waters in said county, being part of 287 ½ acres granted to said Sutton, south side of branch. (signed) James Sutton. Wit: James Cartright, Joel Sutton. Proven by Joel Sutton, 20 July 1813, C. W. Christian, J. P. Recorded 6 Sept 1813. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book P (page 10)"

25 Nov 1813:

JAMES GLOVER SENIOR and JAMES GLOVER JUNIOR, both of Elbert County, GA, to Joel Grizzle of Madison County, GA, for $400 on Falling Creek Water in Elbert County, by survey 129 ½ acres, adj. John White, Benjamin Goss and others, in fee simple. (signed) JAMES (X) GLOVER, SR., JAMES (X) GLOVER, JR. Wit: John Cook, Joseph (X) Downer Sr. NANCY GLOVER rel. dower rights 26 Nov 1813. (signed) NANCY (X) Glover. "Elbert County, GA Deed Book P (page 62)"

6 Jan 1817:

Territorial Deed Books A-E, 1810-1819, Madison County, AL, #307, 6 Jan. 1817, Geo. Washington Noble Estate - among buyers: James Glover, Drury M. Allen.

7 April 1818

Bond, $10,000. Bondsmen were Mary B. Glover, Samuel Allen, Peyton Cox, Drury M. Allen.

30 May. Report of Sale, James Glover, Deceased. Sale of slaves, wagons, horses, guns, saddle. Administrators of estate were Mary B. Glover and Samuel Allen.

1 Negro woman named Judith and her two sons, Cary and Abraham

$1000.00

1 negro girl, Kizza

$600.00

1 negro girl, Lucy

$600.00

1 negro boy Simon

$600.00

1 Waggon and gear compleat

$160.00

1 Black horse

$100.00

1 Gray horse

$75.00

1 Sorrel horse

$20.00

1 Black horse

$20.00

3 Feather Beds & acc

$90.00

1 Riffle Gun

$32.50

11 Hogs, Large & Small

$25.00

2 Saddles, Gentleman's and Ladies

$20.00

4 Trunks

$9.50

1 FAMILY BIBLE

$8.00

1 Lock Chain

$5.00

1 Plow and Shovel hoe

$5.00

1 Bull yearling

$4.00

1 Tea Kettle and Trivet

$4.00

1 Pot and hooks

$3.50

1 Dutch oven

$3.50

6 Chairs -- 50 Cents each

$3.00

2 Jugs

$3.00

1 Set Knives and Forks

$3.00

3 grabbing hoes

$3.00

2 weeding hoes

$3.00

1 Peuter dish and plates, 1/2 doz.

$2.50

1-1/2 Dozen Plates

$2.50

3 Dishes

$2.00

2 Dishes

$2.00

1 Casting Spider

$2.00

1 Broad ax

$2.00

1 Narrow ax

$1.50

1 Set cups and Saucers

$1.50

1 Butter Pot

$1.00

1 Looking Glass

$1.00

1 Salt Stand, cream pot & mustard pot

$1.00

1 Pitcher

$0.75

2 Bowls

$0.50

Water Stand and Candle Stand

$0.50

TOTAL

$3421.25