The stone has the old" fs" form of "ss" in Glass's first name-Glafs.
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GLASS COCHRAN
Glass Cochran came to America about 1734 from County Armagh in Northern Ireland. He was eighteen and of Scottish descent. He married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Robert and Mary Hamilton. GIass and Sarah settled in Blandford, Massachusetts, in the northern part of the township, next to a large pond named in his honor, Cochran Pond. He died in 1795 and is buried there along with his wife and several family members 1n the old cemetery on Blandford Hill. He was the father of Robert, John, Susanna, Cornelius, Abner, Molly, and Amos Glass.
Submitted by. Judie Cochrane Source: Greene County Indiana File No. 911.242 Lewis Library, Vincennes, University
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Notes on the Nutt and Cochran Families.
From a Letter Written by Jane Hamilton (Nutt) Walton to
my Father, her Nephew, Feb.11, 1865
"My Grandfather (Glass) Cochran was 13 years old when his father come to this country. All were from Ireland, but were Scotsmen. My Grandfather married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass. and settled in Blandford, Mass. He raised a family of seven children, two daughters, and Robert, John, Cornelius, Abner and Glass (which was my Grandfather's name) He gave each of his boys a farm and settled his sons around him. Only one of them died in Blandford and he had no children, so posterity is extinct in the town. Their daughters were Susanna, my mother, who married James Nutt, and Mary married Moses Baird. They lived in Blandford till after the Revolutionary War, when they moved to Loudon, Berkshire Co.,Mass."
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From Johnny's Genealogy Research Pages
By Johnny Jarrell
He was married to Sarah Hamilton (daughter of Robert Hamilton and Mary Somebody) in 1746 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. Sarah Hamilton was born on 24 Feb 1721/22 in Marblehead, Essex, Mass. She died on 19 Jan 1779 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She was buried in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She & Glass have double tombstone.. Glass (Glafs) Cochran and Sarah Hamilton had the following children:
i. Robert Cochran.
ii. John Cochran.
iii. Susanna Cochran.
iv. Cornelius Cochran.
v. Abner Cochran.
vi. Mary Cochran.
vii. Amos Cochran was born on 1 Jan 1763 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA.(20) No record of his death. Cochran Bible does not list him as one of the sons that lived to manhood which suggests he died young. Amos & Glass were brothers, NOT ONE PERSON AMOS GLASS COCHRAN.
viii. Glass (Glafs)(NOT Amos Glass) Cochran.
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GLASS COCHRAN
Glass Cochran came to America about 1734 from County Armagh in Northern Ireland. He was eighteen and of Scottish descent. He married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Robert and Mary Hamilton. GIass and Sarah settled in Blandford, Massachusetts, in the northern part of the township, next to a large pond named in his honor, Cochran Pond. He died in 1795 and is buried there along with his wife and several family members 1n the old cemetery on Blandford Hill. He was the father of Robert, John, Susanna, Cornelius, Abner, Molly, and Amos Glass.
Submitted by. Judie Cochrane Source: Greene County Indiana File No. 911.242 Lewis Library, Vincennes, University
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Notes on the Nutt and Cochran Families.
From a Letter Written by Jane Hamilton (Nutt) Walton to
my Father, her Nephew, Feb.11, 1865
"My Grandfather (Glass) Cochran was 13 years old when his father come to this country. All were from Ireland, but were Scotsmen. My Grandfather married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass. and settled in Blandford, Mass. He raised a family of seven children, two daughters, and Robert, John, Cornelius, Abner and Glass (which was my Grandfather's name) He gave each of his boys a farm and settled his sons around him. Only one of them died in Blandford and he had no children, so posterity is extinct in the town. Their daughters were Susanna, my mother, who married James Nutt, and Mary married Moses Baird. They lived in Blandford till after the Revolutionary War, when they moved to Loudon, Berkshire Co.,Mass."
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From Johnny's Genealogy Research Pages
By Johnny Jarrell
He was married to Sarah Hamilton (daughter of Robert Hamilton and Mary Somebody) in 1746 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. Sarah Hamilton was born on 24 Feb 1721/22 in Marblehead, Essex, Mass. She died on 19 Jan 1779 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She was buried in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She & Glass have double tombstone.. Glass (Glafs) Cochran and Sarah Hamilton had the following children:
i. Robert Cochran.
ii. John Cochran.
iii. Susanna Cochran.
iv. Cornelius Cochran.
v. Abner Cochran.
vi. Mary Cochran.
vii. Amos Cochran was born on 1 Jan 1763 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA.(20) No record of his death. Cochran Bible does not list him as one of the sons that lived to manhood which suggests he died young. Amos & Glass were brothers, NOT ONE PERSON AMOS GLASS COCHRAN.
viii. Glass (Glafs)(NOT Amos Glass) Cochran.
The stone has the old" fs" form of "ss" in Glass's first name-Glafs.
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GLASS COCHRAN
Glass Cochran came to America about 1734 from County Armagh in Northern Ireland. He was eighteen and of Scottish descent. He married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Robert and Mary Hamilton. GIass and Sarah settled in Blandford, Massachusetts, in the northern part of the township, next to a large pond named in his honor, Cochran Pond. He died in 1795 and is buried there along with his wife and several family members 1n the old cemetery on Blandford Hill. He was the father of Robert, John, Susanna, Cornelius, Abner, Molly, and Amos Glass.
Submitted by. Judie Cochrane Source: Greene County Indiana File No. 911.242 Lewis Library, Vincennes, University
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Notes on the Nutt and Cochran Families.
From a Letter Written by Jane Hamilton (Nutt) Walton to
my Father, her Nephew, Feb.11, 1865
"My Grandfather (Glass) Cochran was 13 years old when his father come to this country. All were from Ireland, but were Scotsmen. My Grandfather married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass. and settled in Blandford, Mass. He raised a family of seven children, two daughters, and Robert, John, Cornelius, Abner and Glass (which was my Grandfather's name) He gave each of his boys a farm and settled his sons around him. Only one of them died in Blandford and he had no children, so posterity is extinct in the town. Their daughters were Susanna, my mother, who married James Nutt, and Mary married Moses Baird. They lived in Blandford till after the Revolutionary War, when they moved to Loudon, Berkshire Co.,Mass."
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From Johnny's Genealogy Research Pages
By Johnny Jarrell
He was married to Sarah Hamilton (daughter of Robert Hamilton and Mary Somebody) in 1746 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. Sarah Hamilton was born on 24 Feb 1721/22 in Marblehead, Essex, Mass. She died on 19 Jan 1779 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She was buried in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She & Glass have double tombstone.. Glass (Glafs) Cochran and Sarah Hamilton had the following children:
i. Robert Cochran.
ii. John Cochran.
iii. Susanna Cochran.
iv. Cornelius Cochran.
v. Abner Cochran.
vi. Mary Cochran.
vii. Amos Cochran was born on 1 Jan 1763 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA.(20) No record of his death. Cochran Bible does not list him as one of the sons that lived to manhood which suggests he died young. Amos & Glass were brothers, NOT ONE PERSON AMOS GLASS COCHRAN.
viii. Glass (Glafs)(NOT Amos Glass) Cochran.
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GLASS COCHRAN
Glass Cochran came to America about 1734 from County Armagh in Northern Ireland. He was eighteen and of Scottish descent. He married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Robert and Mary Hamilton. GIass and Sarah settled in Blandford, Massachusetts, in the northern part of the township, next to a large pond named in his honor, Cochran Pond. He died in 1795 and is buried there along with his wife and several family members 1n the old cemetery on Blandford Hill. He was the father of Robert, John, Susanna, Cornelius, Abner, Molly, and Amos Glass.
Submitted by. Judie Cochrane Source: Greene County Indiana File No. 911.242 Lewis Library, Vincennes, University
---------
Notes on the Nutt and Cochran Families.
From a Letter Written by Jane Hamilton (Nutt) Walton to
my Father, her Nephew, Feb.11, 1865
"My Grandfather (Glass) Cochran was 13 years old when his father come to this country. All were from Ireland, but were Scotsmen. My Grandfather married Sarah Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass. and settled in Blandford, Mass. He raised a family of seven children, two daughters, and Robert, John, Cornelius, Abner and Glass (which was my Grandfather's name) He gave each of his boys a farm and settled his sons around him. Only one of them died in Blandford and he had no children, so posterity is extinct in the town. Their daughters were Susanna, my mother, who married James Nutt, and Mary married Moses Baird. They lived in Blandford till after the Revolutionary War, when they moved to Loudon, Berkshire Co.,Mass."
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From Johnny's Genealogy Research Pages
By Johnny Jarrell
He was married to Sarah Hamilton (daughter of Robert Hamilton and Mary Somebody) in 1746 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. Sarah Hamilton was born on 24 Feb 1721/22 in Marblehead, Essex, Mass. She died on 19 Jan 1779 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She was buried in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA. She & Glass have double tombstone.. Glass (Glafs) Cochran and Sarah Hamilton had the following children:
i. Robert Cochran.
ii. John Cochran.
iii. Susanna Cochran.
iv. Cornelius Cochran.
v. Abner Cochran.
vi. Mary Cochran.
vii. Amos Cochran was born on 1 Jan 1763 in Blandford, Hampshire (now Hampden), MA.(20) No record of his death. Cochran Bible does not list him as one of the sons that lived to manhood which suggests he died young. Amos & Glass were brothers, NOT ONE PERSON AMOS GLASS COCHRAN.
viii. Glass (Glafs)(NOT Amos Glass) Cochran.
Inscription
Hail kindred spirits of the Etherial sky
We come to visit your divine abode.
To spend a Long Eternity on high
To praise and Adore our Savior God.
Gravesite Details
The stone has the old" fs" form of "ss" in Glass's first name-Glafs
