Son of John and Frances "Fanny" (Taylor) Glover
Joseph became involved as a second in a duel planned by two other men.
Shot point blank by George W. Buckner, who lost his pistol taken by Glover to fatally shoot Buckner
His grave was to be marked according to his father's will in 1855 in the Glover Cemetery.
The tragic saga. is related in The History of Marion County Missouri, By E. F. Perkins 1884,pages
276 thru 282. This is also available online thru Missouri Digital Library and can be read and copied.
Joseph became involved as a second in a duel planned by two other men.
Shot point blank by George W. Buckner, who lost his pistol taken by Glover to fatally shoot Buckner
His grave was to be marked according to his father's will in 1855 in the Glover Cemetery.
The tragic saga. is related in The History of Marion County Missouri, By E. F. Perkins 1884,pages
276 thru 282. This is also available online thru Missouri Digital Library and can be read and copied.
Son of John and Frances "Fanny" (Taylor) Glover
Joseph became involved as a second in a duel planned by two other men.
Shot point blank by George W. Buckner, who lost his pistol taken by Glover to fatally shoot Buckner
His grave was to be marked according to his father's will in 1855 in the Glover Cemetery.
The tragic saga. is related in The History of Marion County Missouri, By E. F. Perkins 1884,pages
276 thru 282. This is also available online thru Missouri Digital Library and can be read and copied.
Joseph became involved as a second in a duel planned by two other men.
Shot point blank by George W. Buckner, who lost his pistol taken by Glover to fatally shoot Buckner
His grave was to be marked according to his father's will in 1855 in the Glover Cemetery.
The tragic saga. is related in The History of Marion County Missouri, By E. F. Perkins 1884,pages
276 thru 282. This is also available online thru Missouri Digital Library and can be read and copied.
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