Reestablishing Medical Practice, Political and Civic Activities, and Family Life

Age (SCG)

Year

Date

Abt

Place (Wythe, VA unless specified)

Event

41

1865

23-Sep

 

Wytheville

Bible: Presented by Revd John Bering of the Methodist Church for S. C. Gleaves.  The Bible is a New Testament.  The front and inside back and back covers have newspaper clipping pasted to them and the three pages (page 1, page 2, page 3) in the back contain hand writing.

42

1866

1-Mar

 

 

Letter- from: Cyrus Newlin; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: After conferring with the judge, the case will not be prosecuted.. (#911)

42

1866

3-Oct

 

Cripple Creek

Letter- from: Capt. Robert Harvey Gleaves; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: RH Gleaves to pay SC Gleaves $139.97; paid Jun 30, 1882. (#50)

44

1867

19-Nov

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Richmond Whig - Appointed a delegate to attend the Convention of Conservatives in Virginia to be held /dec 11, 1867 in Richmond; Charles L. Crockett, SC Gleaves' father-in-law, was the chairman of the committee.

44

1868

14-Apr

Abt

Wytheville

Letter- from: Nathaniel Henly family; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Providing medical attention for father. (#206)

44

1868

17-Apr

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Nathan Henly; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Payment of $50 for medical services. (#551)

46

1870

14-Jul

 

Wytheville

Census

47

1870

18-Oct

Abt

 

Letter- from: Ziegler & Smith; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Envelope . (#2183.5)

47

1870

10-Nov

 

Cripple Creek

Death of mother: Malvina Crockett Gleaves (age:69 yrs). Tribute found in Samuel's Bible.

47

1870

26-Nov

 

Cripple Creek

Newspaper: Death of Malvina Gleaves

47

1870

5-Dec

 

Salem, VA

Letter- from: Lucian Gleaves; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Arriving at school; meeting teachers and getting study assignments; one boy playing with pistol shot self in hand; requesting needed books be sent to him.. (#2355)

47

1871

18-May

Abt

Wytheville

Letter- from: Wythe County Summons; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Summons to answer debt of $163.24 against father’s estate. (#274)

47

1871

5-Aug

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: J. C. Allison; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Tax 1871, total $27.97. (#202)

47

1871

Sep

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: William B. Foster, Clerk; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: $2.54 receipt for Wytheville Township tax. (#2074)

47

1871

5-Sep

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; to: Capt. Robert Harvey Gleaves; subject: Conveying deed of 190 acres of Rutherford tract from the estate of James T. Gleaves, Sr. for $1. (#856)

47

1871

9-Oct

 

Speedwell

Letter- from: Treasurer of Speedwell Township ; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Tax 1871, total $4.59 on 651 acres of land.. (#48)

48

1871

7-Dec

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Francis Grubb; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves & George Wythe Gleaves ; subject: Grubb owes medical bill of $10.60; Grubb requests GW Gleaves to pay SC Gleaves from the amount GW owes Grubb. (#1413)

48

1872

10-Feb

 

Cripple Creek

Letter- from: Capt. Robert Harvey Gleaves; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: R H Gleaves owed & paid S C Gleaves $158.49 from sale of Mother’s property. (#204)

48

1873

3-May

 

Bowling Green

Death of Charles Lewis Crockett, (age: 72 yrs), father of Maria Crockett Gleaves

48

1872

14-Jun

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Richmond Whig - Elected as the Conservative delegate from Wytheville to the State Convention; brother Wythe elected as an alternate delegate from Speedwell Township

48

1872

20-Sep

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; to: Capt. Robert Harvey Gleaves; subject: Relinquishing rights to Bland County property owned by mother & aunt. (#272)

48

1872

 

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; to: ; subject: Unknown account. (#2025)

49

1873

22-Jan

 

Grayson County, VA

Newspaper: ball extraction; Roanoke College ad

49

1873

13-Aug

 

Mt. Airy, VA

Newspaper: ball game-Wytheville Modocs against the Marionites of Marion; game called after 2 hours, Modocs 24, Marionites 11; Son Charles played 3rd base and scored 3 runs; son Lucian player catcher and scored 0 runs9/14/2012 Dr. SC Gleaves gave the champion belt.

50

1873

11-Nov

 

Norfolk, VA

Article at Medical Society of VA: Pistol Shot Wound of the Right Ilium (uppermost & largest bone of the pelvis)

50

1873

19-Nov

 

Norfolk, VA

Newspaper: delegate to Medical society meeting

50

1873

Dec

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; to: William B. Foster; subject: $20 owed for surveying & dividing Rutherford land. (#214)

50

1874

28-Jan

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: SC Gleaves returned from Richmond; seeking to locate new asylum at Wytheville

50

1874

15-Aug

 

 

Newspaper: Western Lunatic Asylum: death of superintendent; SC Gleaves candidate for post

51

1874

13-Oct

 

Abingdon, VA

Medical Society of Virginia, Fifth Annual Session; SC Gleaves, president (Oct 13-15, 1874)

51

1874

16-Oct

 

Abingdon, VA

Newspaper: Richmond Whig - Elected President of the State Medical Society

51

1874

17-Oct

 

Abingdon, VA

Newspaper: Alexandria Gazette - Elected President of the State Medical Society

51

1874

11-Nov

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: ad for Lucian Gleaves law practice with John S. Crockett; office in the west wing of the Old Institute Building

51

1875

20-Feb

 

Bowling Green

Newspaper: Death of Mary Bowyer Crockett, mother of Maria Crockett Gleaves

51

1875

14-Jul

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: SCG corn grew 7 3/4 inches in 18 hours

52

1875

13-Oct

 

Richmond, VA

Newspaper: medical society meeting with SC Gleaves as President giving annual address

52

1875

2-Dec

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Dr Gleaves' office at C. J. Noel & Co's Drug Store ad, Crockett & Gleaves law ad, Emory & Henry ad, list of services including physicians: Gleaves, Haller, Crockett.

51

1875

 

 

 

President of Virginia State Medical Society; vice president the previous year

52

1876

1-Jan

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; to: Capt. Robert Harvey Gleaves; subject: Status of indebtedness of RH Gleaves to SC Gleaves. (#271)

52

1876

27-Jan

 

Guilford, NC

Marriage of brother Robert Harvey Gleaves (age: 39 yrs) to Julia Benbow (age: 23 yrs)

52

1876

Oct

 

Richmond, VA

Virginia Medical Monthly article by S. C. Gleaves & James B. Jordan: Solid Tumor of Ovary

53

1877

2-Aug

 

Independence, Grayson, VA

Marriage of son James Lucian Gleaves (age:24 yrs) to Susie Lillian Reid (age: 15 yrs)

54

1878

20-Mar

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Ill.-We regret to announce the serious illness of Mrs. Gleaves, wife of Dr. S. C. Gleaves, of this place.  For several days past she has suffered greatly, and although her physicians state this morning that her condition is more favorable, she is still quite ill.

54

1878

23-Mar

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Death of wife: Maria Louisa Crockett (age: 49 yrs); Tributes for Maria found on the front and inside back and back covers of Samuel's Bible.  Following her death, Samuel had a pair of cuff links made with strands of her hair woven inside the links.

55

1878

21-Dec

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Has removed his office to Monroe St. at his residence

55

1879

29-Jan

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Elected honorary member of Wytheville Fire Company

55

1879

26-Apr

 

Atlanta, GA

Newspaper: delegate to American Medical Association meeting in Atlanta

55

1879

4-Jun

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Gleaves & Son physicians; office at residence on Monroe Street; son is Charles Wythe Gleaves

55

1879

9-Aug

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: firemen picnic and Dr. SC Gleaves asked to speak

55

1879

13-Aug

 

Abingdon, VA

Newspaper: called to Abingdon to see patient & left on the Western freight

56

1879

3-Dec

 

 

Newspaper: candidate for office of Supt. of the W. L. Asylum

56

1879

13-Dec

 

 

Newspaper: Ad for endorsement of Camm's Emulsion by SC Gleaves

56

1879

13-Dec

 

 

Newspaper: Dr. A. M. Fauntleroy of Staunton elected supt of Western Lunatic Asylum

56

1880

1-Jun

 

Wytheville

Census

57

1880

30-Oct

 

 

Newspaper: appointed to board of visitors of Va Medical College; served through 1889-1890 session (probably until his death)

57

1880

20-Nov

 

 

Newspaper: Dr. S. C. Gleaves was taken ill Saturday at the residence of Mr. Ephraim Wampler whom he was attending in sickness and had to be brought home Sunday in a carriage.

57

1881

24-Jan

 

 

Newspaper: Dr. S. C. Gleaves has purchased from Rev. D. A. Snow the comfortable home occupied by Major W. G. Repass in West end of town.

57

1881

9-Jun

 

Baltimore, MD

Marriage of son: Charles Wythe Gleaves (age: 25 yrs) to Laura Keene (age: 23 yrs); [this is the timeline author's family line]

57

1881

11-Jun

 

Wytheville

Virginia South West Enterprise: Dr. S. C. Gleaves has greatly improved his beautifully situated residence by the addition of a handsome new porch, having the building painted and other work which adds much to the appearance of his home

57

1881

29-Jun

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: The prettiest shade tree in SW VA stands in the South corner of Dr. SC Gleaves' yard on Monroe Street; Miss Hagan of Williamston, SC is visiting her niece, Mrs. JL Gleaves; Mr. A. B. McCaw & mother of Mississippi are spending summer with the Misses Yost; summer visitors, particularly from New Orleans & Mobile, are arriving

59

1883

 

 

 

Member of the Board of Directors of the Western Lunatic Asylum from 1883-1886

59

1883

9-Jan

 

Wytheville

Letter- from: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; to: Capt. Robert Harvey Gleaves; subject: Note for $1040, principle & 18 years interest for Negro man, Miller. (#276)

59

1883

6-Jun

 

Mobile, AL

Marriage to second wife Fannie Dargan McCaa (age: 39 yrs) (her first husband: James Taylor McCaa 1842-1877); At the time of the marriage, Fannie's children would have been: Lowndes, 15 years; James, 14 years; Lilly, 11 years; Edwin, 9 years; and John, 7 years old.  Some, if not all of the children, would have probably lived in Wytheville with their mother.

60

1884

24-Jul

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: formation of Democratic Club with Capt. John Sayers as president and Dr. SC Gleaves as County Chairman

61

1885

31-Jan

 

Cripple Creek

Letter- from: Capt. Robert Harvey Gleaves; to: Dr. Samuel Crockett Gleaves; subject: Receipt by RH Gleaves to SC Gleaves for payment of $56.80 for bacon, ham, etc.. (#209)

61

1885

12-Mar

 

Staunton, VA

Newspaper: attending Board of Directors meeting of Southwest Lunatic Asylum

61

1885

2-Jul

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: announcement of Democrats meeting to elect delegates to the Gubernatorial Convention in Richmond for July 29, 1885

61

1885

11-Aug

 

Wytheville

Resignation as Chairman of the Wythe County Democratic Party

62

1886

4-Mar

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: spoke on temperance at the Presbyterian Church

62

1886

9-Apr

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: Mrs. Gleaves ill and mother arrived to attend to her; Lucian Gleaves leaves on a 10 day trip through most of the Southern States; Charles Gleaves attending attempted murder victim

62

1886

27-May

 

Mobile, AL

Newspaper: Mrs. Gleaves improving in Mobile along with daughter Lena McCaa who has been very ill

64

1888

 

 

Minnesota

In 1888, J.N. Cross, who served as a Captain in the Seventh Ohio Infantry read a paper before a veteran's organization in Minnesota.  His text dealt with the battle of Kessler's Cross Lanes, a relatively minor encounter in August of 1861, near Charleston, West Virginia.  Captain Cross was wounded in the shoulder and captured by Confederate troops under General Floyd.    At the cross-roads the rebel surgeon-general, Dr. Gleaves, of Wytheville, Virginia, of Floyd's army, took a silk handkerchief from his pocket, tied it to my silk handkerchief, and made a sling for my arm.  The next day I offered him the handkerchief, but he said that I needed it, and told me to keep it till he called for it, which I have done, though I am taking steps to return it to his family.  My mother kept it as long as she lived, as showing what a kind-hearted enemy might do on the battle-field.

65

1889

9-Aug

 

Wytheville

Newspaper: a "Voter" has proposed SC Gleaves for the legislature; Lucian Gleaves return from northern trip; his wife will remain in Keyport, NJ with relatives.