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Name Variants

Mary Glenny

Person ID

148692

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White Female born in 1860

Mary E. “Minnie” Glenny Cowell, 1860-1946: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149706185/mary_e_cowell

Census Records

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1870	Glenny, Mary E		19 First St	10	White	New York		None
1880	Glenny, Minnie E	Daughter	1 First St	20	White	New York	Single	None

Relatives in 1870 US Census

Name	Address	Age	Race	POB	Occupation
Barnes, H P	19 First St	68	White	New York	None
Barnes, Susanna	19 First St	73	White	New York	None
Glenny, William	19 First St	39	White	New York	Merchant
Glenny, Helen M	19 First St	38	White	New York	None
Glenny, Alice	19 First St	15	White	New York	None

Relatives in 1880 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Glenny, Helen M	Head	1 First St	48	White	New York	Married	Housekeeping
Barnes, Herota P	Father	1 First St	78	White	New York	Widowed	Clergyman Retired

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"Mrs. Mary E. Cowell, 86, native Ithacan and a public typist in Washington D.C. for 64 years, died June 12, 1946, in Chicago at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Natalie C. Smith, where she had resided since retirement in 1944.....
Mrs. Cowell was born in Ithaca, May 8, 1860, the daughter of Brig, Gen. William Glenny and Helen M. Glenny, 102 First St. Her grandfather was Herota P. Barnes, active in the Methodist Church here. Her father organized the first company of men to leave Ithaca in the Civil War, entering service as a captain. ..."

"Veteran Typist, Ithaca-Born, Dies," Ithaca Journal, June 24, 1946, 3.

1946