Glascock's

Steven Terry, captain of the Mark Twain Riverboat, maneuvers his vessel past Glascock's Island and invites passengers to "believe Huck and Tom are out there somewhere."

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Glascock's desire was to see Trevelyan alone, and this he did after they had left the boy.

He Knew He Was Right Anthony Trollope 1848

The lands reverted to the proprietors, and Carter apparently managed them for some years for the benefit of Glascock's heirs; he later acquired title to the properties which are mentioned in his will.

Inventory of Robert Carter's Estate, November [1733] 1733

Carter had noted Glascock's capture in his diary on November 13th: "Collo Barber acquaints me me he had Seizd Glascocks who had fled for Murther his Estate Coll Tarpley in the behalf of Glascocks Heir offers to Enter the Land as Escheat."

Inventory of Robert Carter's Estate, November [1733] 1733

After realizing there was a pattern to women struggling to find a comfortable fit, Glascock's research led her to the conceptualization and opening of Girlfriends.

The Times Today's News 2008

Real-life places incorporated into the stories include Tom Sawyer's house (the Clemens family home); the homes of childhood friends who inspired the Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher characters; the cave that has come to be known as Mark Twain Cave; Glascock's Island (called Jackson's Island in Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn) and Cardiff Hill.

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Carter had noted Glascock's capture in his diary on November 13th: "Collo Barber acquaints me me he had Seizd Glascocks who had fled for Murther his Estate Coll Tarpley in the behalf of Glascocks Heir offers to Enter the Land as Escheat" The lands reverted to the proprietors, and Carter apparently managed them for some years for the benefit of Glascock's heirs; he later acquired title to the properties which are mentioned in his will.

Robert Carter's will, October 16, 1732 1732

Carter had noted Glascock's capture in his diary on November 13th: "Collo Barber acquaints me me he had Seizd Glascocks who had fled for Murther his Estate Coll Tarpley in the behalf of Glascocks Heir offers to Enter the Land as Escheat" The lands reverted to the proprietors, and Carter apparently managed them for some years for the benefit of Glascock's heirs; he later acquired title to the properties which are mentioned in his will.

Letter from Robert Carter to John Holloway, June 2, 1729 1729

Carter had noted Glascock's capture in his diary on November 13th: "Collo Barber acquaints me me he had Seizd Glascocks who had fled for Murther his Estate Coll Tarpley in the behalf of Glascocks Heir offers to Enter the Land as Escheat" The lands reverted to the proprietors, and Carter apparently managed them for some years for the benefit of Glascock's heirs; he later acquired title to the properties which are mentioned in his will.

Robert Carter Diary, 1725 1725

Carter had noted Glascock's capture in his diary on November 13th: "Collo Barber acquaints me me he had Seizd Glascocks who had fled for Murther his Estate Coll Tarpley in the behalf of Glascocks Heir offers to Enter the Land as Escheat" The lands reverted to the proprietors, and Carter apparently managed them for some years for the benefit of Glascock's heirs; he later acquired title to the properties which are mentioned in his will.

Letter from Robert Carter to [John Holloway], April 7, 1724 1724