Glenn P. Barclay, 57 died on January 18, 1963 with burial in the Oakwood cemetery of Macomb, Illinois.
He was born in Scotland township in McDonough County on April 20, 1905 as a son of James R. & Della ( Patrick ) Barclay.
Glenn married Miss Eleanor Taylor on July 31, 1940.
He is survived by his Widow, son John and sister Helen Barclay.
Info. below from Tree Leaf (#47481781).
MACOMB, Sept. 14. -- Glen Patrick Barclay, of Scotland township, is the fortunate possessor of four ancestors in a straight unbroken line on his father's and mother's side of the house. The young man probably does not appreciate the distinction which is his, as he is still quite young. The case is very singular, and one which does not often occur.
All of the parties, seven in number, were in this city, and had a fine large group picture made at the Wheat studio. W. R. Jenkins, of the studio, who made the photograph, said that it was a very extraordinary occurrence to be called upon to make one of a group of this character, although a single group of four is quite common.
As before mentioned, there are seven members of the group. They are, first of all, the youngest, Glen Patrick Barclay. Next is his father and mother, James R. Barclay and Mrs. Della Barclay. On the side of Mrs. Barclay, the picture contained her father, George T. Patrick, and lastly, his father, Charles Patrick, the boy's great-great-grandfather.
On the side of the child's father is, after the father himself, the boy's grandmother Mrs. Jane Barclay, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Anna McAllister, Mrs. Barclay's mother.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Friday, September 15, 1905; front page. (Quincy Illinois.)
He was born in Scotland township in McDonough County on April 20, 1905 as a son of James R. & Della ( Patrick ) Barclay.
Glenn married Miss Eleanor Taylor on July 31, 1940.
He is survived by his Widow, son John and sister Helen Barclay.
Info. below from Tree Leaf (#47481781).
MACOMB, Sept. 14. -- Glen Patrick Barclay, of Scotland township, is the fortunate possessor of four ancestors in a straight unbroken line on his father's and mother's side of the house. The young man probably does not appreciate the distinction which is his, as he is still quite young. The case is very singular, and one which does not often occur.
All of the parties, seven in number, were in this city, and had a fine large group picture made at the Wheat studio. W. R. Jenkins, of the studio, who made the photograph, said that it was a very extraordinary occurrence to be called upon to make one of a group of this character, although a single group of four is quite common.
As before mentioned, there are seven members of the group. They are, first of all, the youngest, Glen Patrick Barclay. Next is his father and mother, James R. Barclay and Mrs. Della Barclay. On the side of Mrs. Barclay, the picture contained her father, George T. Patrick, and lastly, his father, Charles Patrick, the boy's great-great-grandfather.
On the side of the child's father is, after the father himself, the boy's grandmother Mrs. Jane Barclay, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Anna McAllister, Mrs. Barclay's mother.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Friday, September 15, 1905; front page. (Quincy Illinois.)
Glenn P. Barclay, 57 died on January 18, 1963 with burial in the Oakwood cemetery of Macomb, Illinois.
He was born in Scotland township in McDonough County on April 20, 1905 as a son of James R. & Della ( Patrick ) Barclay.
Glenn married Miss Eleanor Taylor on July 31, 1940.
He is survived by his Widow, son John and sister Helen Barclay.
Info. below from Tree Leaf (#47481781).
MACOMB, Sept. 14. -- Glen Patrick Barclay, of Scotland township, is the fortunate possessor of four ancestors in a straight unbroken line on his father's and mother's side of the house. The young man probably does not appreciate the distinction which is his, as he is still quite young. The case is very singular, and one which does not often occur.
All of the parties, seven in number, were in this city, and had a fine large group picture made at the Wheat studio. W. R. Jenkins, of the studio, who made the photograph, said that it was a very extraordinary occurrence to be called upon to make one of a group of this character, although a single group of four is quite common.
As before mentioned, there are seven members of the group. They are, first of all, the youngest, Glen Patrick Barclay. Next is his father and mother, James R. Barclay and Mrs. Della Barclay. On the side of Mrs. Barclay, the picture contained her father, George T. Patrick, and lastly, his father, Charles Patrick, the boy's great-great-grandfather.
On the side of the child's father is, after the father himself, the boy's grandmother Mrs. Jane Barclay, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Anna McAllister, Mrs. Barclay's mother.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Friday, September 15, 1905; front page. (Quincy Illinois.)
He was born in Scotland township in McDonough County on April 20, 1905 as a son of James R. & Della ( Patrick ) Barclay.
Glenn married Miss Eleanor Taylor on July 31, 1940.
He is survived by his Widow, son John and sister Helen Barclay.
Info. below from Tree Leaf (#47481781).
MACOMB, Sept. 14. -- Glen Patrick Barclay, of Scotland township, is the fortunate possessor of four ancestors in a straight unbroken line on his father's and mother's side of the house. The young man probably does not appreciate the distinction which is his, as he is still quite young. The case is very singular, and one which does not often occur.
All of the parties, seven in number, were in this city, and had a fine large group picture made at the Wheat studio. W. R. Jenkins, of the studio, who made the photograph, said that it was a very extraordinary occurrence to be called upon to make one of a group of this character, although a single group of four is quite common.
As before mentioned, there are seven members of the group. They are, first of all, the youngest, Glen Patrick Barclay. Next is his father and mother, James R. Barclay and Mrs. Della Barclay. On the side of Mrs. Barclay, the picture contained her father, George T. Patrick, and lastly, his father, Charles Patrick, the boy's great-great-grandfather.
On the side of the child's father is, after the father himself, the boy's grandmother Mrs. Jane Barclay, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Anna McAllister, Mrs. Barclay's mother.
- The Quincy Daily Whig, Friday, September 15, 1905; front page. (Quincy Illinois.)
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