Glover - Newton Jasper
Source: Waveland Independent July 2, 1898
Newton J. Glover died this morning, just as the Independent goes to press, after an illness of six weeks. He was 73 years old today. Biography next week. Funeral services will be held in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning, probably.
Source: Waveland Independent Waveland, Montgomery County, Indiana July 2, 1898
Newton Jasper Glover was born near Lost River, Orange County, Indiana June 24, 1825 and died June 24, 1898. He was the youngest in a family of 8 children. His father died when he was 3 years old, thus depriving him of the counsel and care so helpful and necessary at that tender age. He came to this County and settled in Waveland in 1848, and entered into an active business life which continued until a few months before his death. He operated a carriage factory here until after the war, after which he engaged in the general merchandise business in partnership with the late Joseph Milligan for about 15 years and later in connection with his sons. For the past 40 years he has been an active worker and consistent member of the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Glover was married to Matilda J. Milligan March 29, 1848. To this union were b. 7 children, the eldest dying in infancy and the youngest, Alexander Newton, dying March 21, 1883 at the age of 22 years. He leaves a widow and five children: Robert J, Mrs. AG Dickey, of Tipton, Mrs. GE Hanna, Charles E of Cloverdale and John M of New Market. During his last illness of several months his suffering was great, but was born with patience and submission, he often expressing himself as ready and only waiting for the summons to enter into that eternal rest which is promised by the Father to those that love Him. He will be remembered by the family as the kindest of husbands and fathers, by the community as an energetic and useful citizen, and by the family residence on Monday, conducted by Rev. SV McKee. The family wish to thank the friends who so kindly assisted them during his sickness. -- typed by kbz
Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal Friday, 1 Jul 1898
Newton J. Glover, aged 73 years, died last Friday at Waveland after an extended illness. Mr. Glover was one of the leading citizens of Waveland and was a man highly respected in the community. -s
Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal 8 July 1898
Newton Jasper Glover was born near Lost River, Orange County, Indiana, June 24, 1825, and died June 24, 1898, being 73 years of age. He was the youngest in a family of eight children, his father dying when he was only three years old, thus depriving him of the counsel and care so helpful and necessary at this tender age. He came to this county in the spring of 1848 and entered into an active business life which continued until a few months prior to his death. For the past forty years he has been an active worker and a consistent member of the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Glover was married to Matilda J. Milligan, March 29, 1849. To this union were born seven children, the eldest dying in infancy and the youngest, Alexander Newton, dying March 21, 1883, at the age of 22 years. He leaves a widow and five children, Robert J., of Waveland, Mrs. A. G. Dickey, of Tipton, Mrs. G. E. Hannah, of Waveland, Charles E., of Cloverdale, and John M. of New Market, to mourn his death.
During his last illness of several months his suffering was great but was ever borne with patience and submission, he often expressing himself as being ready and only waiting for the summons to enter into that eternal rest which was promised by the Father to those that love Him. He will be remembered by his family as the kindest of husbands and fathers, by the community as an energetic and useful citizen, and by the church as an earnest Christian worker.