History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 628.
[Scott County]   [Stamping Ground Precinct]

CHURCHILL B. GLASS, farmer, P. O. Georgetown; his father, James S. Glass,
was born in Scott County, Sept. 12, 1812, during his life followed the
occupation of farming, and died Jan. 26, 1865; his father, William Glass,
and grandfather of our subject, was born in Virginia, in 1776, and
emigrated to Scott County in 1796; he was a solider in the Revolutionary
War.  Sally A. Sinclair, the mother of our subject, was born in Scott
County, April 6, 1815, and now resides with her son, our subject; her
father was Armstead Sinclair, born in Scott County, Feb. 25, 1785, and
died Jan. 3, 1824; his father was Robert Sinclair, a native of Virginia.
Churchill B., our subject, was the oldest of six boys; he was born in
Scott County, Nov. 17, 1838; attended the common schools of his native
county, and finished his education at Georgetown College in 1860. During
the years of 1861-62 he taught school, and since that time has been
engaged in agricultural pursuits.  In Scott County, Dec. 19, 1867, he
married Miss Mary A. Glinn, a native of Scot County, and the daughter of
William and Elizabeth (Moore) Glinn, both natives of Scott County; she
was born in December, 1847.  They are the parents of two children, one of
whom is now living: Anna E.  Himself and wife are members of the Baptist
Church, and in politics has followed the example of his forefathers by
uniting with the Democratic party.  He is the owner of 131 acres of land.
Mr. Glass is an enterprising man, industrious and frugal in his habits,
pleasing and courteous in his manner, and highly esteemed by the people
of the community in which he lives.

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