Brown-Adams County OhArchives Military Records.....Glasscock, John 1882
Revwar A Light Horse Company in Virginia
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John Glasscock Sr's Service In A Light Horse Company In The American Revolution
From History of Carroll County, Indiana, 1882; Kingman Brothers; Chicago, IL; page
333

JAMES W. GLASSCOCK

The subject of this biographical sketch is of Scotch descent, and was born August
23, 1815, in Loudoun County, Va. His grandfather, John Glasscock, who died in 1822,
at the ripe old age of ninety-three years, was born and reared in the shadow of
Glasgow, Scotland; emigrated to this country and served as an officer of a
light-horse company in the American Army during the entire period (seven
years) of the Revolutionary war. 

Additional Comments:
John Glasscock Sr. (son of Peter Glasscock Sr.).  He was married to Mary Hendren. 
John was from Fauquier County, Virginia then moved to Frederick County, Virginia. 
He later moved to Brown County, Ohio where he died.  He was good friends with a
Captain John Laney of the American Revolutionary War.

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