Glaze Name Study

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How this study began

From: Heiden-124

While researching my family lines I accumulated a large amount of information on the Glaze surname. At first I created a website with the data, and soon after it became very large and too hard to manage. I was concerned that if something ever happened to where I could not edit my website that the data may become lost, then fellow researcher, Bechman-4, introduced to me to Wikitree, where I began adding the information I had complied about the Glaze surname and other lines in my research. Once here I discovered that no one had created a name study, thus my purpose.

My Glaze line, below:

I am the daughter of William Harold Heiden

William is the son of Elsie Latta (Wamer) Petrey

Elsie is the daughter of Alcinda Jane (Glaze) Wamer

Alcinda is the daughter of George A Glaze

George is the son of Arehart Glaze

Arehart is the son of John Glaze

John is the son of Erhardt (Kloss) Glaze

Erhardt Kloss/Glaze (1708-1779)

Erhardt is my fifth great grandfather and where my research stops.

Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this Name Study page (at the foot of the page) or in the G2G forum using the tag Glaze, or send me a private message. Thanks!

Who should be added?

Anyone born into the family.

Why? This enables those to search/connect to other Glaze descendants using current DNA standards.

Goals

1. Document origin of Glaze surname
2. Preserve information of Glaze surname
3. Display DNA connections of Glaze surname

How to Join

Join the Glaze Project to collaborate. Please post a comment here on this Glaze Name Study Page (to the right) or in the G2G forum using the tag Glaze, or send a private message to Name study leader. Add the Glaze name study category to the ancestral profile. To do this, copy and paste the following template into the profile at the top, before the biography section. This will categorize the profile as belonging to the name study.

{{One Name Study|name=Glaze}}

If the profile is included in multiple projects, use the category template below instead, as shown here:

[[Category:Glaze_Name_Study]]

Task List

1. Clean up redundant gedcom data in profiles See: How to
2. Research, compare and merge duplicate profiles See: How to
3. Resolve issues caused by false or misleading sources
4. Add sources to all unsourced profiles

Glaze Name Study Project

Study Leader: Heiden-124

Study Project Page: Glaze Name Study Project Page. You are here

Category: Glaze Name Study Click to view names added

Glaze Name Study Category Tag: As you encounter profiles with the surname Glaze or any variations of the same, please add the Glaze Name Study Category to the the ancestral profile. To do this, copy and paste the following template into the profile at the top, before the biography section. This will categorize the profile as belonging to the name study.

{{One Name Study|name=Glaze}}

If the profile is included in multiple projects, use the category template below instead, as shown here:

[[Category:Glaze_Name_Study]]

Genealogist to Genealogist (G2G) forum. Ask a question or post a message for the group using the "Ask Question" button. Make sure you add the Glaze tag, It will post a message in the G2G forum with the Glaze tag so that those following the tag will see it.

Surname Variations

Cleix, Clays, Cless, Clos, Glace, Glass, Glasz, Glays, Glaze, Glees, Gleix, Gles, Glës, Gless, Glesse, Glice, Glise, Gloss, Kles, Kless, Kliss, Kloss, Leess, Less

DNA Connections

Wikitree. Glaze DNA connections

Notable Glaze

Glaze Long Rifle

George W Glaze (1781-1862). From Hampshire County, Virginia. Gunsmith known for the 1800's Virginia, Glaze Long Rifle. It appears he learned the trade from his father, who learned from his father!

Ralph Glaze

Daniel Ralph Glaze (1881-1968). Born in Colorado, an American athlete and coach who played as a right-handed pitcher in Major League Baseball.