Records of Goose Creek Baptist Church and papers of the Glascock family [microform], 1775-1893.

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Records of Goose Creek Baptist Church and papers of the Glascock family [microform], 1775-1893.

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Records of Goose Creek Baptist Church, Fauquier County, Va., include church convenant, minutes, membership lists for whites and African- Americans (with information on baptisms, deaths, relocation, and slave-owner relationships), a brief history of the church and ministers John Hickerson, John Morgan, and William Gilmore. Letters, 1865-1869, from John E. Forgey of Paynesville, Mo., concern farm and labor conditions, mercantile business and local and state political activities; letters, 1866-1875, from members of the Bishop family in Illinois; miscellaneous accounts; and will, 1774, of John Glascock. Papers of the Glascock family of Loudoun County, Va., include letters to Tacie Glascock while attending Fair Hill Boarding school, Frederick, Md., 1858-1861, and school reports; and several 1864 letters describe Richmond as a wartime capital, a trip from Washington, D.C., to Richmond, Va., Col. John S. Mosby, and the destruction of Thomas F. Glascock's livestock by Union soldiers.

1 reel : positive microfilm ; 35 mm.

University of Virginia. Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7344160

University of Virginia. Library

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Morgan, John, Rev.

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Forgey, John F., 1853-1937

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Goose Creek Baptist Church.

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Goose Creek Baptist Church, Fauquier County, Va., established 1774; members of the Glascock family include Thomas F. and Emily Glascock, of Loudoun County, and their daughter Tacie Glascock. From the description of Records of Goose Creek Baptist Church and papers of the Glascock family [microform], 1775-1893. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 32672044 ...

Fair Hill Boarding School

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Fair Hill Boarding School was opened by Baltimore Yearly Meeting in 1819 to provide for a "guarded education" for Quaker youth. The school was suspended in 1825, and the property finally sold in 1865. From the description of Records, 1815-1869. (Swarthmore College). WorldCat record id: 31403558 ...

Gilmore, William, active 1827

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Glascock family.

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Glascock, Thomas, 1790-1841

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Hickerson, John, Rev.

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Bishop family.

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Glascock, Tacie.

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Goose Creek Baptist Church (Upperville, Va.)

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Glascock, Emily.

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