Adam John Glossbrenner

1810–1889 (age 79)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Adam John Glossbrenner combined his experience as a newspaper editor with a deep commitment to public service, bringing well-informed advocacy to the halls of Congress on behalf of Pennsylvania.

He worked to improve the postal service and other vital civic functions, leaving behind a reputation for integrity and thoughtful leadership as he was laid to rest in Prospect Hill Cemetery.

Also buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery

William T. Kerfoot
1843–1936 (age 93)
Prospect Hill Cemetery
William T. Kerfoot (1843-1936) was a Clarke County resident laid to rest at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Guy N. Collins
1872–1938 (age 66)
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Guy N. Collins (1872–1938) was an American botanist and plant pathologist from Connecticut, laid to rest at Prospect H...
Walter Simonds Franklin
1836–1911 (age 75)
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Walter Simonds Franklin lived from 1836 to 1911.
John B. Hawley
1831–1895 (age 64)
Prospect Hill Cemetery
John B. Hawley was born in Hawleyville in 1831 and died in 1895, with his grave at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Phineas Bruce
1762–1809 (age 47)
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Phineas Bruce was a Mendon resident who lived from 1762 to 1809.
George Webster Hobbs
1839–1898 (age 59)
Prospect Hill Cemetery
George Webster Hobbs (1839-1898) was a 19th-century American figure commemorated at Prospect Hill Cemetery.