Orange County Indexed
The Glass surname
The Glass name in Orange County Indexed: 37 historical records and 3 people in the chronology.
- In the records
- 1764 to 1849
most named in the 1840s
- Deeds 1764–1849
- Marriages 1809–1848
- Wills 1820–1847
- Records of enslaved people 1831–1842
- In the chronology
- 1856 to 1936 3 people in 8 entries, most in the 1920s
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Haw River (4), Fayetteville Road (2), Mill Creek (2), Stinking Quarter Creek (1), Rock Branch (1), Back Creek (1), Glass Mill (1), Haw Creek (1)
- Married into
- Amick 1, Armstrong 1, Royster 1, Kerr 1, McClane 1, Isley 1 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Murphey 2, Neese 2, Hunter 2, Moore 2, Morphis 2, Thompson 2, Craig 2, Jones 2, Howard 2
- Spellings to try
- Grass
- Search beyond these records
- Glass in Ancestry Library Edition (on the library’s public computers; add Orange County, North Carolina as a place)
- HeritageQuest, through NC LIVE (anywhere, with your OCPL library card; search Glass there)
- Glass in Orange County records on FamilySearch (free account)
Drawn from the records below. Families named together, or married to one another, are leads to follow, not proof of kinship. A similar spelling may be another family, and two people of the same name are not necessarily the same person.
In the chronology 3 people
The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.
- Glass, Carter 1 entry, 1922
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Glass, Lettie 6 entries, 1919–1936
Show the 6 entries
- by January 2, 1919: Principal Fred Morrison returns from the army to the Chapel Hill school
- September 10, 1923: The Chapel Hill school opens with 432 pupils
- September 1923 to 1924: Lettie Glass serves as acting superintendent of the Chapel Hill schools
- by June 5, 1924: Fred W. Morrison returns from leave to the Chapel Hill school, then resigns
- by August 21, 1936: Lettie Glass becomes principal of Chapel Hill's elementary school
- September 1936: The old West Franklin Street high school becomes Chapel Hill's elementary school
- Glass, Lizzie 1 entry, 1856
In the historical records 37 records
16 deeds, 3 records of enslaved people, 6 marriages, 6 court minutes and 6 wills and papers, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Glass marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1760s
1800s
- 1809MarriagesMarriage bond: Stephen Glass and Elizabeth Armstrong
1810s
- 1814MarriagesMarriage bond: Joseph Amick and Caty Glass
1820s
- 1820WillsWill of Jacob Graves
- 1820WillsWill of Thomas Howard, Sr.
- 1825WillsWill of Elizabeth Howard
- 1827WillsWill of Rachel Armstrong
1830s
- 1831DeedsWilliam D Murphey to Thomas Clancy trustee & Stephen Glass, 21 May 1831
- 1831Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: William D Murphey to Thomas Clancy, Stephen Glass, 21 May 1831
- 1832DeedsGeorge Isley & Barbara Isley & David Isley & Sally Isley & David Troxler & Elizabeth Troxler & Milly Neese & George Glass & Mary Glass to David Graves, 17 November 1832
- 1833MarriagesMarriage bond: William A Royster and Anne Glass
- 1833WillsWill of Richard Christmas
- 1834DeedsJohn Hunter to Stephen Glass, 4 June 1834
- 1834Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Hunter to Stephen Glass, 4 June 1834
1840s
- 1841DeedsJames Partin to Jeremiah Harden trustee & Robert Moore & Catherine Long & Stephen Glass, 22 October 1841
- 1841DeedsStephen Glass to James A Craig, 1 February 1841
- 1841MarriagesMarriage bond: Richard C Glass and Margaret J Kerr
- 1842DeedsAlexander Morphis to Samuel Kerr trustee & Stephen Glass, 2 February 1842
- 1842DeedsStephen Glass to William Bradshaw, 6 July 1842
- 1842DeedsStephen Glass to William Clendenin, 11 July 1842
- 1842Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: Alexander Morphis to Samuel Kerr, Stephen Glass, 2 February 1842
- 1843DeedsStephen Glass to Richard C Glass, 12 October 1843
- 1843DeedsStephen Glass to Robert Thompson, 8 June 1843
- 1843DeedsStephen Glass to James A Craig, 12 October 1843
- 1843DeedsDavid Freshwater & William F Jones Jr & Thomas Credle & Chloe Credle & Elizabeth Jones & Luraney Freshwater to Stephen Glass, 8 June 1843
- 1843MarriagesMarriage bond: Levi McClane and Mary C Glass
- 1847DeedsJohn Moore to Stephen Glass estate, 13 November 1847
- 1847WillsWill of Stephen Glass
- 1848DeedsJon Glass & Letty Glass to Jacob Neese, 24 August 1848
- 1848MarriagesMarriage bond: Eli Glass and Tempey Isley
- 1849DeedsElizabeth Glass to John Stockard trustee, 2 April 1849
Undated
- Court minutesStephen Jones and John Barton replaced Powell Glass as road overseers.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded James Strayhorn damages against Reuben Penny and others.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Young and Turner damages against Willis Reeves. An appeal was requested.
- Court minutesThe jury found William Brooks guilty on the indictment.
- Court minutesThe jury found Francis Norman guilty on the indictment.
- Court minutesThe jury convicted Joseph Smith; an appeal was noted.