Living Gracefully Dying Gracefully
A tribute to a loving father by Peter Glover
Mother
(Mrs. Nat Glover) found the original Newspaper write-up about
Howard and Fannie's wedding -
Click here to see it.
AND... a precious 1923 picture of Nat and Winnie -
Click here
Family Cookbook
(Mary)
Caroline
(Boone) Alford has
spent the last 15 years compiling her favorite family recipes -
some 418 pages of mouthwatering delights! Barnes and Noble
Bookstores may put it in their southern stores as a regional
interest book.
The title is
Southern Cooking with Caroline. It has a lot of helpful
information for beginning cooks, and all the steps are numbered
for easy use. Knowing Caroline's family I can personally
guarantee that this book is the only one you will need.
You can order
it from her website at:
http://southerncookingwithcaroline.com
and she does
accept payments via Paypal.
Most recent update to our family records -
Caroline has been diligent in attempting to keep it current -
somewhat difficult given the absolute number of marriages and
babies. Thanks to Caroline.
2014 update
Do you have any old pictures you would
like to have scanned and perhaps published on this site for
others to share and enjoy? We will scan them for you. Just
let us know.
Great Picture in Easter 2003 Newnan Times Herald of Grannie, her
father Dr. Jones along with the Reverend and Mrs. Hardaway. Click on
the picture for an enlarged view.
A Bit of additional history on the
Jones side of the family
45 College
Street. Here's a write-up in the Newnan Times Herald about the
home. Many significant changes have been made. Click on the picture
for a more readable view.
Trimble (Boone) Family
Aunt Winnie found this
picture of a school in Hogansville taught by Frank Trimble and his
wife Fannie. Grannie (Fannie Jones Glover) referred to them as
Cousins. The picture was taken about 1890. On the reverse side was a
listing of the names (click
here
for a pic of the reverse side)
Also, Caroline has done significant research on some of
the Trimble papers. See them
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New: Those interested in our nation's early history, we have
several direct ancestors
who had a role in the American Revolution. These are
vital for the purposes
of DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution or the SAR
(Sons of the American Revolution). Our family
genealogist, Caroline Boone Alford, has discovered and
verified nine of these ancestors.
Cousin - Carl Hardaway Boone II
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Carl Hardaway Boone II,
73, of Grantville, passed away Friday, August 25,
2023, surrounded by family and friends.
Carl was
born May 26, 1950, in Newnan, GA, the son of Daniel
W. Boone and Winifred T. Glover Boone. Carl was a
proud graduate of the Citadel, class of 72', with a
degree in Civil Engineering. He embarked on a
fulfilling career managing the construction of
diverse building projects. Carl's love story with
Carolina, his wife of 25 years, was a testament to
unwavering companionship and deep love. He enjoyed
singing, playing guitar, hunting and fishing with
his brothers, and spending time with family.
Click here for full
Obituary.
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2018 Glover Family
Reunion
On Saturday
May 26th, we held a great family reunion here in Newnan.
Thanks to Caroline Alford for handling all the planning and
details. We were treated with a BBQ dinner from
Sprayberry’s. My best estimate is that we had
around 80 in attendance. Hopefully we can plan for our next
one to have even more folks.
Click on the above picture for the full story
Found these
videos that Dad (Dr. Nat Glover) took of the family. The video
below is of Granny, Pop, Mary and Frances around 1947. The baby
is me (Banks) with Mom (Bobbie Glover). The second section was
taken at a Christmas party at Grannie's house.
A Gift in Memory of Merrie Boone
(click pifor full view)
Aunt Becky's Cookbook
Rebecca Knight Glover - aka Aunt Becky, was the
wife of Clifford Banks Glover, brother of our grandfather
Howard Clarke Glover. Aunt Becky was renown for always
having treats for her guests.
Caroline Boone Alford, our family epicurean and cookbook
publisher in her own right, has researched the very best of
Aunt Becky's famous recipes and has offered them here for
free.
Click here to view, then right click to save the booklet
to your computer.
New Stories
While cleaning up some computer files, I found two more wonderful
stories... One was written by Aunt Mary Glover Nixon
in April 1978 and put into a local time capsule. It
covers her memories of early Newnan. This is a
must-read.
A second story was a fiction/non-fiction story written by
cousin Susan Glover Logan, titled Aunt Penny. This was
a play on names as it was about her memories as a child
visiting Aunt Jenny (Virginia Glover Cook Graham)
Click here to go to the stories page.
Glovers of
Marengo County
I have been searching for a copy of this definitive work of
research for many years.. finally found it and was able to scan
into pdf format. This traces the Allen Glover and
associated families.
Do you ever get the feeling that you might be a bit
Irish? I found some ancestors who were landed gentry -
Mount
Glover in County Cork Ireland.
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