Affidavit of Susie E. Noland

4 state of Missouri : :Sct E. County of Jackson : I,Mrs.Susie, Noland,wife of William Noland,whose post-office address 1s West Maple Avenue,Indepen- dence ,Mi ssouri being first duly sworn.upon oath state that my maiden name was Pitcher; The in the of Pitcheris 1113 in sat TAckshn >about * miles. That I knew the family of Isaac Glasscock, who lived near my home. That his children were my first cousins and our families were intimate. visiting each other constantly as young people .That Isaac Glasscock at the time of his death left the following as his heirs at law,to-wit:-his widow Henrietta J.Gla scock and the follewing, to-wit: Harmon Glasscock, Susan E.Glasscock, William J.Glasscock,Nelson Glasscock,Thomas Glasscock, El1 Glassoock,Nancy H.or Nancy Henrietta 01 Asscock, who was familiarly known as Henrietta and Hettie J.Glasscock. That the widow Henrietta J.Glasscock died in 1870 That Harmon Glasscock 1s long since dead;Tha susan E,Glasscock married one William Riley and has been dead a number of years,leaving enly childga now Cheddey that Nelson Glasscock has been Duringthe war states. dead a numberbof years;that William J. Glasscock died at or near H1 ckman Ky having never married; That Thomas Glasscock is still living somewhere in Northern Missouri that Nancy H.or Nancy Henrietta or Henriette Glasscock as she was commonly calledima ried a nephew of husband and 18 now dead; that Hettie J Glasscock married one Hiram Gist and has been dead a number of years,leaving an only daughter who is now lines in Caedereco No That El1 Glasscock dies in I867, single and unmarried. That said Thos. Glasscock Children and the A of susan Glasscock Riley and the daughter of Hettie Glass- cock Gist are all of the heirs of said Isaac Glasscock now living. That the Glasscook heirs sold the farm or lanes to one Perry Bowek their half bpother, who sold a part of it to El1 Smith and said El1 smith sold it to one Amanda Chase his daughter, who still owns it.That a part of the Glasscock lands were 1 sold to a man by the name of Kelly, who owned his part at the time of his death and that one Overton H. .Gentry now owns that part of the Glasscock lands. witness my hand this IOth day of February I9I4 Susan Er Noland