Glover Ontario Land Registrations starting with Jacob Glover 1795 to 1908

PERSONAL BLOG:
Another wonderful day at LAC and finally made some progress regarding the Glover land Reg. Index.

Very confusing regarding my Jacob Glover II as he had had 4 parcels of land granted him with the final piece/parcel being in Windham and the others in Grimsby.

I thought I would post these records so Glover descendants could have the Lot and Concession #'s as well as dates and more info then provided on the O.C.'s and UCLP (Orders in Council and Upper Canada Land Petitions)

Below I have posted 4 pages listed in the land registry indexes for land  to surname GLOVER in various counties of Ontario, Canada.

In my next post I thought I would follow-up by writing how Chief Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea)  played such a paramount role in the land granted to Jacob Glover when Jacob attended his sister in law Elizabeth Moore's wedding party to Colonel Robert Nelles (the celebration was held at Brant's Compound after the wedding ceremony at St. Andrew's Church).

This wedding party held at the Mohawk Compund would be a "game changer" in the life of Jacob Glover as it would later form some of the "unwritten" history of Norfolk County, Ontario in the MOST peculiar way; a way that some "may" or "may not" be aware of. Also info about Sovereign's Cemetery fits into this wee bit of history and some other "treats" ... so please stay tuned.

For Chief Joseph Brant the wedding of his "good "friend' John Moore's daughter (females held a respect and importance to the native culture) was a GREAT time of celebration.

Again, next post will be all about this.

HERE ARE THE GLOVER RECORDS FOR ONTARIO starting in 1795 coincidentially with Jacob Glover to a William Glover in 1908.