Cumberland-Mifflin-Juniata County PA Archives Court.....Glenn, John November 18, 1806
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Source: Administration Bond Book 1, Page 72
Written: November 18, 1806


"Be it remembered that on the 18th day of November A.D. 1806 letters of 
Administration were issued in due form to Jean Glenn and Paul Laughlin of Lack 
township and county aforesaid (Mifflin) of all and singular the goods and 
chattels, rights, and credits, which were of John Glenn late of Lack 
township, , and county aforesaid, deceased.  Inventory and account to be 
rendered and exhibited in the Register's Office of the said county of Mifflin 
agreeable to law".
    John Norris, Register.
Orphans court Docket 3 page 308 of Mifflin County PA. "Humble Report of Jane 
Glenn, sole administrator of John Glenn, late of Lack Township. sd Report says 
that the Adminstratrix had advertised the land for sale on AUgust 22nd, 1813 
in "The Juniata Gazette" and that on Oct 12th, Thursday, the land was sold. 
190 acres was sold to the highest bidder for $300. which was paid on April 
1st, 1814.
  At an Orphan's Court held the 25th of November 1814,  Docket 3, page 321, is 
found the Petition of David Glenn eldest son of John Glenn, who died intestate 
in Lack Township leaving a widow and issue five children as follows to wit: 
1. David Glenn
2. Jane who married Robert Brown
3. William   (underaged in 1815)  so born after 1790
4. John        (underaged in 1815)  so born after 1790
5. Mary        (underaged in 1815)  so born after 1790

   "The last three of these children are in their respective minorities"   
Petition is to have authority to sell land in Perry Twp, Mifflin County, 
Orphans Court held in Mifflin Twp 21st April 1815
    Orphan's Court held in Mifflin County, on the 21st of April 1815
See Docket 3, p 417
   Petition is made for the appointment of a Guardian for the minor children 
of John Glenn.
    James P. Maclay is appointed by order of the Court Guardian of the 
aforesaid minor children of John Glenn deceased.
    Note:  William P Maclay was the first United States Senator from Penns. 
and was the son in law of John Harris the founder of Harrisburg.
   This may have been Same man or possibly a son.  

Additional Comments:
These are the estate records of John Glenn wife Jennie Hunter  accordingto 
Mrs. Flowers a Cumberland county PA Genealogist.   

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