From 1872 to 1906, Glenn served as treasurer of the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College which was renamed Alabama Polytechnic Institute during his tenure and is modern Auburn University. The Glenn family is memorialized in town with a main route through Auburn, Glenn Avenue.
From 1872 to 1906, Glenn served as treasurer of the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College which was renamed Alabama Polytechnic Institute during his tenure and is modern Auburn University. The Glenn family is memorialized in town with a main route through Auburn, Glenn Avenue.
Family Members
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John Boles Glenn
1853–1859
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Emory Thomas Glenn Jr
1856–1859
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Maria Allen "Miss Allie" Glenn
1856–1953
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James Whitfield Glenn
1858–1902
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Walter Ross Glenn
1859–1920
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Mary Parthenia Glenn
1861–1884
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Clara Elizabeth Glenn Perry
1863–1915
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Emory Thomas "Tom" Glenn Jr
1864–1901
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Emory Thomas Glenn Jr
1865 – unknown
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Willie Ella Glenn Crenshaw
1868–1936
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Charles Bowles Glenn
1871–1967
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Maude Helen Glenn Smith
1873–1941
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John Ross Glenn
1879–1899
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Grace Glenn Crump
1901–1984
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