Philip Wells Glover and His Family

Philip Wells Glover (1887-1940)	Margaret Eliza Glover (1874-1917, née Pickup)
Margaret Hilda & Philip John Glover Daughter & elder son of Philip & Margaret Glover	Margaret Hilda Glover (1899-1946)
Philip John Glover(1904-1982)	Philip John Glover Major, Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers
Philip Wells Glover with his wife Margaret Eliza and daughter Margaret Hilda
Philip Wells Glover in his 1912 Renault with his son Philip John
'St Margarets', 38 Union Street, Beeston - The Glover Home up to mid-1920s After their move to The Lilacs, the house was acquired by the painter and decorator, William Jacques, as his business base and family home From about 1938, it became the home of Beeston Head Teacher, Arthur Cossons and his wife and it was here that his son Neil and daughter Hilda lived throughout their childhood. After Arthur's death in 1963, with the family moving away, Edith, his widow, moved elsewhere. The property was then acquired by Beeston Conservative Club and was demolished, becoming part of its carpark (and now part of the approach to the Tesco service entrance and carpark)
The Lilacs, Acacia Walk, Beeston The home of Philip Wells Glover and his second wife, Heloise Ethel (née Rowell), from the mid-1920s. The house was purchased by Cecil Wilfred Plackett in 1955, after the Glovers' deaths. It was acquired by Broxtowe Council in the 1970s and was demolished to become the site of sheltered acommodation bearing the same name.