The surname Glover is an ancient name in England. It is Saxon in origin. It has been found written as Golofre, Glouver, and Glover. It has remained with this spelling, Glover, since the 14th century. The Glover Surname follows the occupation tradition of surnames; being for a glove maker. The first Glover's in the American Colonies were Charles in 1632 and Henry in 1634.
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ReplyDeleteAnother Glover! My line is Thomas> Henry> Henry> Edward> Henry> David> Louisa Glover Carlisle> Isaac Carlisle> Daniel Carlisle> Mom> Me
ReplyDeleteMy line is Thomas>Henry>Henry>Henry>Thomas>Alexander>Samuel>Samuel>Frank>Harry>Bruce>Me Although I did read a recent article that questions my connection to Thomas>Henry. Further research is needed I guess.
ReplyDeleteAnd I have a Richard>Henry>John>Elizabeth (all pre 1700) out of New Haven. Of all of us who commented, which is your line?
ReplyDeleteAlso welcome to the family of genealogy bloggers.
Thank you for the welcome. My line is in the post above yours. Brenda
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