Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin & Kniffin, 3rd ed. 1886.
Lyon Co.

THOMAS C. GLENN was born April 29, 1849, in Lyon County, Ky., and is
a son of W. V. and Sarah (Leech) Glenn; the father was a native of Georgia,
and his father Samuel was from Pennsylvania.  The mother was a native of
Virginia.  Of their children there are five now living, and four dead.  The
parents were Cumberland Presbyterians.  The father for years was assessor
of Lyon County.  He died August 2, 1860, his widow died in March, 1881. 
Thomas C. was reared and educated in Lyon County.  By the improvement
of the limited school advantages afforded by the public schools, and close
attention to study, he secured a thorough business education.  At seventeen
years he began for himself, worked for a time by the month at farm work,
and at eighteen accepted a situation as salesman with John Leech in
Eddyville, in 1869; remained with him three years, when he entered a
partnership with T. W. Catlett in the dry goods business at Eddyville, and
continued four years.  He then bought Mr. Catlett out, and conducted
business by himself at the same stand till 1880, when he moved his stock to
Kuttawa, and now continues the same business, carrying a heavy stock of dry
goods, queensware, boots, shoes, clothing, hats, caps and general
merchandise.  January 6, 1881, he married Lillian Huggans of Eddyville,
daughter of Dr. G. F. and Sarah (Winton) Huggans.  They are parents of two
children: Mabel L. and Ruby W.  Mr. and Mrs. Glenn are members of the
Methodist Church South, in which he holds the office of trustee.  He is a
member in the orders of K. of H. and C. F.  His business career and success
is the result of personal industry and good management; starting with no
capital he now occupies a leading position among the financial men of the
county.

Glenn Leech Catlett Huggans Winton 
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GA PA VA

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