Her brief testament dated 23 jul 1756 and recorded by Jaques David Burnand, notary and Curial de Moudon, requests her brother the minister Givel to distribute her property among her other relatives as he sees fit. She loaned money to Daniel Philippe Roux, possibly a relative of her husband, in 1749 (09 feb 1749, Jean Daniel Crausaz, notary at Moudon).
Transcript of her death record at Moudon: "Mlle. Sbatiane n�e Givel Veufve Dubrit & Dutoit originairement Bourgeoise de Payerne, & Bourgeoise de Moudon par ses maris, ag�e de septante deux ans, ayant et� malade & langui pr�s d'une ann�e d'hydropisie, est morte la nuit du Lundi 29e au Mardi 30e decembre 1755 entre la minuit & une heure du matin, & a et� enterr�e au cimetiere dudit Moudon le 31e dit. Elle ne laisse point d'enfant."
He was executed in Bern in 1513 as a result of the scandal resulting from the defeat of the Swiss mercenaries in the service of France at Novarra, Italy on June 6 of that year. The elite of Bern had been secretly supporting the French in return for generous pensions. After the defeat, when the list of pensioners was revealed, the public demanded punishment for those involved, and Glaser suffered the consequences as the person in charge of distributing the pensions. He was also the innkeeper at the Lion. The city council of Bern decreed on July 28 that there would be no more external alliances without the consent of the citizens.
The death sentence was announced on July 2. "Le spectacle ne manque pas d'�tre parfois �trange : Michel Glaser, distributeur des couronnes et aubergiste du « Lion », est condamn� � mort sur la place publique par le juge Guillaume de Diesbach, auquel il transmettait la pension fran�aise..." (Conrad Andr� Beerli, Le peintre po�te Nicolas Manuel et l'�volution sociale de son temps, Geneva: E. Droz, 1953).
Glaser, or rather one of his heirs, may have been a donor for the "Totentanz" of Niclaus Manuel. He was also a witness to Manuel's marriage contract in 1509.
