The Glaze Family Website
Monday, January 04, 2010
 
Family History
o Family History Page
o Thomas W. Glaze
o James W. Glaze
o James D. Glaze
o News & Notes

Personal Pages
o Jeff L. Glaze
o Chris W. Glaze
o David E. Glaze
o David E. Glaze Jr.
o Tim R. Glaze

o Links
o Obituaries

House For Sale on Glaze Drive

H. J. Glaze is selling this house on Glaze Drive.

If you know of anyone seeking a home in what is now the City Of Dunwoody, (the vote was  July 15, 2008) Then check out the following link for further information.


Your Help Needed

As you can see by visiting the Family History page, there are a lot of names for which a page with additional information does not exist. In order to create those, descendants need to provide the content. Photos, anecdotes, news articles and even their own writings, are needed. Contact Jeff!! 

  

 

MY MOUNTAINTOWN CREEK BACKPACKING TRIP

By Julianne Glaze

On November the 14th - 15th I went backpacking with Boy Scout Troop 477. We went up into the mountains of the Cohutta Wilderness on a winding dirt road with my ears popping like bubbles. We backpacked a 7.2 mile round trip on the Mountaintown Creek Trail. After we arrived at the trailhead, we put on our packs and started down the trail. The trail started steep, and continued downwards. We stopped a few times to adjust our packs. After getting the packs adjusted we headed on down the trail, beside the steam, towards our camp. The trail became an easy slope, and suddenly broke out with many creeks and slippery areas. We tried to make it across creeks without getting our feet wet, but they started getting too wide so we just walked through. With a few intervals of crossing fast flowing or peaceful creeks, and adjusting packs when ever someone was getting uncomfortable, or even got a blister, we made it to camp with wet boots and soggy socks. We looked around the camp and saw a nice, slow moving stream surrounded by wooded area. Me and my dad pitched a tent in a flat area, and immediately lay down to rest, even though I mostly just read a book. When we got out of the tent we started to cook dinner over a gas backpacking stove: each of us had a portion of chicken from a foil pouch and some spiced mashed potatoes. After this we lounged around a fire until it was about 9 o'clock at night, and then went to bed in our tent. When we woke, the boy scouts had started making their breakfasts. We put boiled water in a bowl of oatmeal to make breakfast. When breakfast was finished, we all got our tents, which were wet from the dew, packed up, put our backpacks on, and headed out. We crossed the creeks with only a few problems, such as my dad falling into a fast flowing creek and spraining his ankle. We all began to tire, and as soon as we saw the road we would have made a run for it if we weren't so tired. As soon as we stepped foot on to the gravel of the parking lot, we sat down and enjoyed lunch. We all had a good time, and enjoyed this backpacking trip.


2009 Glaze Family Reunion

The Thomas Washington Glaze Family Reunion was held on September 27, 2009, at 12:30 at Walnut Grove Park, in Walnut Grove, GA. There was a good group of his descendants present, and many photographs were taken. Herman McCart is following in his mom's footsteps and making sure to document attendance. He has a listing that he has shared via e-mail, and asks that everyone one who was there should contact him with any additions or corrections, and to provide your e-mail address. He has posted many of the photos that were taken on the web. You can see them at the links provided below:

Pictures taken by Ag McCart Atkins and Herman are posted here:
2008 Thomas Washington Glaze Family Reunion Pictures
2009 Thomas Washington Glaze Family Reunion Pictures
Pictures taken by Jeffrey Lee Glaze are available here:

2009 Glaze Family Reunion


 

This is the personal web page of Jeffrey Lee Glaze, designed to provide information to, and about his extended Glaze Family . Please let Jeff know of corrections, updates, or potential improvements to this site. January 04, 2010