| Date |
Residents |
Notes |
| 1861-1877 |
Joseph F. Glidden |
Home originally built by local Carpenter Jacob Haish, according to Oxen to Jets p.107 |
| Feb. 1, 1877 |
Daughter Elva Glidden marries William Bush |
Wedding was held in the large west room |
| 1878-1884 |
James Bardwell Glidden |
James (Joe's 2nd cousin) managed Joe's farm after Joe decided to move to Glidden Hotel |
| 1884 -1890s |
Chase Eliphalet & Anna (Webster) Glidden |
Chase (James Glidden's son) was Joseph's 2nd cousin once removed
|
| 1910 - 1941 |
John & Mabel Glidden |
Residence for John Glidden's family (Joe's nephew) according to DeKalb Chronicle 6/12/1956 p. 5 |
1910 - 1968 |
Mabel Glidden |
Mabel lived in the home after her husband's death |
1901- 1998 |
Carter Glidden |
|
| 1912-1998 |
Jessie Glidden |
Jessie was born in the home and lived there until March, 1998, when she moved Oak Crest Retirement Center |
| Oct. 25, 1973 |
|
House listed on National Register of Historic Places |
| 1995 |
|
Joseph F. Glidden Homestead and Historical Center not-for-profit organization established |
|
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DeKalb Landmark Commission designation year |
| 1998 - Present |
Joseph F. Glidden Homestead and Historical Center |
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