Son of John Milton Glasscock and Mildred Anne Fristoe of Dresden, Pettis Co, Missouri.
Mariposa Gazette, 12 June 1897
Stricken With Paralysis.
A. B. Glasscock, the lessee of the hotel in the Yosemite Valley was stricken with paralysis on last Sunday morning while attending to his duties around the hotel. The attack came on without any warning and the stricken man was caught by bystanders as he was falling. He had not regained consciousness on Wednesday morning and his condition was such that the end was not far off. Several doctors who were in the Valley at the time were attending the stricken man. Later. - Mr. Glasscock died about half past six o'clock Wednesday evening, never having regained consciousness since first stricken.
Mariposa Gazette, 12 June 1897
Stricken With Paralysis.
A. B. Glasscock, the lessee of the hotel in the Yosemite Valley was stricken with paralysis on last Sunday morning while attending to his duties around the hotel. The attack came on without any warning and the stricken man was caught by bystanders as he was falling. He had not regained consciousness on Wednesday morning and his condition was such that the end was not far off. Several doctors who were in the Valley at the time were attending the stricken man. Later. - Mr. Glasscock died about half past six o'clock Wednesday evening, never having regained consciousness since first stricken.
Son of John Milton Glasscock and Mildred Anne Fristoe of Dresden, Pettis Co, Missouri.
Mariposa Gazette, 12 June 1897
Stricken With Paralysis.
A. B. Glasscock, the lessee of the hotel in the Yosemite Valley was stricken with paralysis on last Sunday morning while attending to his duties around the hotel. The attack came on without any warning and the stricken man was caught by bystanders as he was falling. He had not regained consciousness on Wednesday morning and his condition was such that the end was not far off. Several doctors who were in the Valley at the time were attending the stricken man. Later. - Mr. Glasscock died about half past six o'clock Wednesday evening, never having regained consciousness since first stricken.
Mariposa Gazette, 12 June 1897
Stricken With Paralysis.
A. B. Glasscock, the lessee of the hotel in the Yosemite Valley was stricken with paralysis on last Sunday morning while attending to his duties around the hotel. The attack came on without any warning and the stricken man was caught by bystanders as he was falling. He had not regained consciousness on Wednesday morning and his condition was such that the end was not far off. Several doctors who were in the Valley at the time were attending the stricken man. Later. - Mr. Glasscock died about half past six o'clock Wednesday evening, never having regained consciousness since first stricken.
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