George William Glasscock

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      Sex: M

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Individual Information

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     Birth Date: Feb 1894 - , , Texas, USA
    Christening: 
          Death: 2 Jul 1914 - 609 Turner St., Waco, McLennan, Texas, United States
         Burial: 3 Jul 1914 - Lancaster, Dallas, Texas, United States
 Cause of Death: typhoid fever

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Parents

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         Father: William Gaston Glasscock
         Mother: Mary Francis Brown

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Notes

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General:

Per 1900 US Census 6/2/1900 Justice Precinct #7, Ellis, Texas
William G. Glasscock is the 47 [s/b 37] year old white male head of household, born Dec 1862 in Louisiana, as were his parents. He lives in a farm house free of mortgage, and works of his own account as a farmer. His wife is 36 year old Mollie Glasscock, born July 1863 in Arkansas, her father in Alabama, her mother in Mississippi. They have been married 14 years and had 5 children, 3 still living, all born in Texas: 9 year old daughter Mabel Glasscock, born April 1891; 6 year old son, William Glasscock, born February 1894; and 4 year old daughter, Sybil Glasscock, born February 1896.
Two farm laborers board at the house, 5 year old Irvin Hastings and 32 year old Eugene Lewis.

Per 1910 US Census 4/18/1910 Justice Precinct #5, Lancaster City, Dallas, Texas
William G. Glasscock is the 47 year old white male widowed head of household, born in Louisiana, as were his parents. A farmer of his own account on a general farm, he has 4 children, all born in Texas, their mother in Arkansas: 18 year old daughter, Mable C. Glasscock; 16 year old son, George W. Glasscock; 14 year old daughter, Syble S. Glasscock; and 5 year old son, Lyle E. Glasscock.

Per Texas Certificate of Death
G. W. Glasscock, a white married male, died 7/2/1914 at the age of 20. Born in Lancaster, Texas to his father G. W. Glasscock of Louisiana and his mother Mollie G. Brown of Arkansas, his occupation was student. He died at 609 Turner St., Waco, McLennan, Texas. He died of typhoid fever after an illness his doctor, W. J. Curran, attended from June 19 to July 2, 1914. He is to be buried July 3rd in Lancaster, Texas. Informant was H. F. Hood.