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GLANVILLE John T Jr - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-12 14:02:16Z

GLANVILLE John T Jr - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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Re: GLANVILLES IN JAMAICA

lizzykaval — 2012-04-20 20:26:25Z

Marilyn,

In following up to my previous post to you, my father has pictures and info on Samuel Glanville and Sarah Ann Hopwood (his great grandparents). I'm wondering how exactly we're related. Is your grandmother a sister or brother of Kathleen Glanville (my great grandmother)? We have a list of all of her siblings (I don't have them on hand but there's about 12!)... I do remember a Jesse Glanville, perhaps these names ring a bell. I'm obviously very excited about this. Please be in touch soon! lizzykaval@gmail.com

Re: Glanville family Birmingham

carobois — 2012-02-01 20:07:12Z

Hi, my nan was Albert's sister, Elizabeth. She died in 2004 aged 97. Unfortunately she lost touch with most of her brothers, but mom often mentioned Bill and Faye.
best regards
Carolyn Bois (née Hudson)

Re: OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

amsam2 — 2012-01-22 10:01:33Z

Thank you very much. I will look for the sons will and definitely research my oliver further.

Re: OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

peterpjw1 — 2012-01-21 02:33:59Z

Anybody who would like details of the 1693 will of Roger Glanville of Bejosa, Camborne, please send me a private email to peterpjw at ozemail dot com dot au.

Our research efforts should be directed towards identifying the land in Launceston held by Roger - perhaps there are some documents in Cornwall or Devon Record Offices that mention Roger of Camborne in relation to Launceston property. We could then trace that property back in time to see how he came to hold it.

Cheers

Peter

Re: OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

peterpjw1 — 2012-01-21 00:41:20Z

Hi amsam2

I would doubt very much that John had two sons called Oliver both living at the same time. The Oliver from Camborne must be connected to the Launceston family some other way, perhaps through a brother of John (if there were any), or a brother or nephew of John's father Thomas.

Regarding Mary Skerrett and Christian Estcotte, the Visitation and "Records of the Anglo-Norman House of Glanville" are both a bit vague on the details, and further research is needed.

As to proof of the Camborne family having property in Launceston, that is easy. Oliver and Petronell's oldest son Roger (bapt 1613 in Camborne), yeoman of Bejosa in Camborne, wrote his will in 1693 and the first clause after the preamble clearly states "I devise give grant & bequeath all my estate in fee in the Borough of Lanceston within the County... ". Roger was buried at Camborne on 27 Nov 1695.

Oliver of Camborne must be connected to the branch of the Anglo-Norman family in Launceston, but I don't think it is through SKERRETT or ESTCOTTE. Nevertheless, through this connection, Oliver of Camborne is therefore a direct descendant of Alfred the Great, Charlemagne and the Norse viking earls etc etc.

Cheers

Peter

Re: OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

amsam2 — 2012-01-21 00:00:26Z

Thanks for the reply. I have done more research into Oliver. There are 2 marriages for John glanvill. The first wife was eastcott. She had an Oliver then died soon after. The second John glanville is for a year or 2 later and then there is anothe Oliver born in this marriage. The second Oliver is the one who marries the Broken. I am on hOlidays and do not have dates and names on me.

I have a theory that john remarried when his wife died. The first Oliver may have stayed with the wives family and that could be why he named another child Oliver.

What proof do you have that the cambourne Oliver had property in Launceston? I could not find a will and do not know what else to look for.

Re: OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

peterpjw1 — 2012-01-20 22:24:00Z

According to the Visitation of Cornwall, the Oliver Glanville who was son of John Glanville and Christian Estcotte died in 1641 and so is not the same person as the Oliver Glanville married to Petronell in Camborne, although there must be some connection, as the Camborne family had property in the Launceston area.

Re: Glanvilles of Co. Westmeath, Ireland

winspeare — 2011-12-24 00:27:09Z

have you collected all the vital records available since the 1860s? Also checked the 1901 and 1911 Irish census for this family? Where was Martin living? Did he have siblings? who was his mother? What religion were they? The simple name John and 1850 doesn't give us enough to make suggestions.

Re: Glanvilles of Co. Westmeath, Ireland

suemspencer — 2011-12-22 08:21:55Z

hello, I am related to Martin Glanville of Dunmore East, co Waterford who died in the 1970s. I am looking for information about his father John, born 1850. any connection?

Re: OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

amsam2 — 2011-11-11 03:04:58Z

Have you had any luck finiding anything on Oliver Glanvill? I am related to him as well.

I found this site
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glanville-37

I have seen his parents as you have stated but then his mother has died in 1588, maybe in childbirth. Then they have his father remarrying in about 1589 and having lots of kids in St Columb, Cornwall. One of these kids is also called Oliver. I think this second family is too far away but the dates are good. I am also a bit sceptical that there is another Oliver in the second family. I would like to think that these are correct but I am doubtful. I think that there is a second Oliver out there who is related somehow, wither a cousin or something.

Go further along the tree in the link I have posted. Some parts are very well sourced with dates and quotes from wills but other parts have not dates or addresses.

I think there is a link with the Glanvill family somewhere, but not how it is link in this tree.

Re: Barratt married Glanville

DiHanna3 — 2011-10-17 01:35:55Z

This is very exciting for me. I have never known any family (only hearing about Rick)other than Dad's brothers, sisters (their partners) and my own first cousins.Dad's name is Geoff and there was also, 13 siblings in no particular order, Patty (dec), Shirley, Doreen (dec), Max, Des, Keith(Kelly), Ian, Dick (Cliff), Bob, Brian (Joe), Ray, Joyce.

I just spoke with Dad and when I said Marj's name he said "Oh Marjorie Hunter, I remember them well." He remembers Kevin and his milk run. Lola, Fay and other girl that we worked out must be Aunty Nancy, Bill and he did say the other sons name but I've forgotten now because my second piece of news to him was that he is about to become a great-grandfather, my son and his partner are pregnant. Dad said that Bill Glanville was a genuine nice bloke and you said Bob is so he must have pass the niceness on. Dad wondered if Bill ended up marrying Iris Bell? They were partners at the time he is remembering.

I'm going on and on so I'm thinking that I'll give you my email address; it is the.hannas@hotmail.com and I would love to hear from you as soon as you are able.

Kind regards
Dianne

Re: Barratt married Glanville

jmasterton70 — 2011-10-16 10:34:05Z

Sorry Dianne,
Upon reading your message again I realised that I had the generations confused. All the information applies though. Basically, your grandparents were siblings to my grandparents (the photo I have is of the house your grandfather and my grandmother grew up in). The Aunts and Uncles I speak of are cousins to your father.

Re: Barratt married Glanville

jmasterton70 — 2011-10-16 10:26:02Z

Hi Dianne,
Yes! My uncle is Rick Hunter (Mum's brother - her name was Maureen, does your Dad know her?). Rick is still living at the oaks, although he has dementia now. There were 8 siblings in the Mum's family. 6 are still alive, 4 live in close proximity to my grandmother(Marj) and grandfathers (Gordon's) old house at Narellan.
I am therefore certain that we share the same ancestors. I recently visited Cootamundra, met some of Mum's cousins and took a photo of the old Glanville house. Let me know if you would like a copy of it.
I am sure my aunty Nancy remembers your mum, I think she referred to your Dad as uncle Jack.
I also met Uncle Bill Glanville's son, Bob when I was in Cootamundra when I was there. A lovely man.
Take care, do keep in touch.

Re: Barratt married Glanville

DiHanna3 — 2011-10-07 01:24:49Z

Hello again Julie,

I didn't think to ask earlier...would you have a brother named Rick or Ricky Hunter? He drove speedway and I remember Dad always talking about him and he would take us to Liverpool Speedway when he was racing there.

Regards
Dianne

Re: Barratt married Glanville

DiHanna3 — 2011-10-07 00:56:07Z

Hi Julie,

It does sound familiar and exciting for me as I was very close to my Dad's family. My grandmother's name was Evelyn Gladys Charlotte (also recorded as Evelyn Charlotte Gladys in some places) Hunter. She married John William Glanville. I also have Gordon Alfred & Rupert William as her siblings and Gordon marrying Marjorie Sarah Glanville. I also had Sarah Jane and Joseph but couldn't find where they were born.

Thank you for the information and I will try to find someone in the family to confirm all of that but it's awkward as the ones who would know have passed on before I started delving into this. I'll check with my Dad as well but he isn't very helpful with this type of thing. I'd hate to get all excited and then find out I have to start again! Ha, ha.

Thank you again Julie, Louisa may well have been my great-grandmother also.

Re: Barratt married Glanville

jmasterton70 — 2011-10-06 08:45:50Z

Hello Di,
I am fairly certain that I have some useful information regarding Louisa BARRETT. She was my great grandmother. My grandmother was Marjorie Sarah Glanville b 5/5/1912 and she married Gordon Alfred HUNTER b 14/1/1914. Her brother was John and he married Evelyn HUNTER. Brother and sister married Sister and brother.
Louisa was born in Cootamundra. Her parents - Sarah Jane Hammond and Joseph Barrett were born in Picton NSW. I hope this helps. I have a copy of Louisa's birth certificate. Let me know if you would like a copy. Julie

Re: OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

mglanville1 — 2011-10-03 02:23:21Z

You can try Whitchurch, Devon.

OLIVER AND PETRONELL GLANVILLE

CooperLacaud — 2011-10-02 02:19:50Z

I was wondering if anyone knows when Oliver Glanville was born (late 1500s). I can see on other family trees that his parents were John Glanville and Christian Eastcotte but the people I have contacted with that information in their trees have told me that they got the information from other trees.

Does anyone know how to take the Glanville family back further... with some sort of proof?

Re: GLANVILLE Alice Maud

RTurner150 — 2011-09-26 04:37:02Z

Hi Allayne, I see your family in the New Zealand records. The 10 children from 1875 to 1889 in the births index have mother Christina and father William Robert Glanville. There are 9 Glanville births from 1869 to 1874 without parents names indexed, six of whom were registered in pairs. You are lucky that many of the children have ancestral given second names: Fergusson. Ridler, Barclay etc. Also the schools attended were both near Geraldine, Canterbury. Tracing descendants should not be difficult.
I cannot help with ancestors. What you have is on Jay Glanville's website. The Broadclyst place name will be helpful. If you search for "Broad" in Probates 1858-1880 on my website the Broadclyst names there might be relatives. You might be able to trace their ancestors.
Regards, Ray Turner, rturner@xtra.co.nz
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~glanville/...

Re: GLANVILLE Alice Maud

allayne37 — 2011-09-26 01:30:05Z

Thanks for your reply. My Alice Maud was born and died in NZ. Her father William Ridler Glanville must have come out here sometime after the 1861 census but before he married in 1868. He & Christina had 13 children! So far haven't been able to track the ship he came on, or whether other family members came.
I have not long been doing family research so a lot of the searching techniques I still have to learn!I am hoping to track down some of the descendents of 13 offspring who may have more info.
Regards,
Allayne

Re: GLANVILLE Alice Maud

RickGlanvill — 2011-09-23 11:32:49Z

I haven't been able to connect this branch to my larger Glanvill tree, despite periodically researching them over the years.

I had no luck going further back the line than John b1774. There are so many John Glanvills (it's my middle name too) and they skipped around the land of that area a lot, annoyingly.

At the other end, I guessed that John Ridler emigrated to the US or Australia since he disappears from the Censuses, so was interested to see your information on Alice Maud. (I have an Alice Maud G who was a great-great aunt in London.)

I've done a paternal DNA test if that appeals - the results are on Ancestry.

Regards,

Rick Glanvill

GLANVILLE Alice Maud

allayne37 — 2011-09-22 04:13:51Z

My great grandmother on maternal side. Her parents William Ridler Glanville & Christina Fergusson. Williams parents John Glanville & Maria Ridler Merry. Johns Parents John Glanville & Eleanor Blackmore.Any info on this side of family or descendants from these families who can add to this would be appreciated.

Re: Francis Sellick Glanville

mglanville1 — 2011-01-05 20:05:18Z

Hi,
At some point we will all be doing family history at the same time. My email address is mglanville@rogers.com. I have found out some more information but more about Francis' brother Thomas and his children. Thomas would have been my husband's great grandfather and Francis his great uncle. Thanks Michelle Glanville

Glanville/Lazarus

barber102045 — 2010-11-08 19:32:15Z

Ernest J. & Edith Pearl (Lazarus) Glanville lived in Carbondale,Pa. ca.1900-1916; Edith's parents were George Lazarus & Mary (nee Wells?/Reynolds?) 1848-1946, both lived in the Kingston,Pa. area. my grandmother Edith (Lazarus) siblings were Daniel, Susan & Dorothy. Daniel lived around the Wilkes-Barre area. that's all I know. Jerry barber at email barber102045@yahoo.com; tel. (815) 845-2304; address 707 Franklin St., Scales Mound,IL 61075. any info appreciated. Have some old photos dating back to 1878.

Glanvilles Pleasant Mount,Pa.

barber102045 — 2010-10-20 16:51:59Z

my mother-Ida May Glanville (1902-1995) born in Carbondale,Pa. parents Ernest J. Glanville (1879-1936) & Edith Pearl Lazarus (1878-1965); lived @ 74 Darte Ave., Carbondale,Pa. All moved to Binghamton,NY later. Ernest parents, William Hobbah & Jane(1851) Glanville were killed in carriage accident, Cornwall,England. Ernest was adopted by his grandparents James (1825) and Jane (1825) Roberts Glanville. Came to USA Oct1894. Ernest had a brother Elijah and a sister Eva. Uncles Richard 1853-1919, John 1856-; William 1862-1917; Mary Polly (1868-1931). I found a family photograph ca. 1895 wheen Ernest J. was 17. Oldest people in pic would be James & Jane Glanville, the rest must be uncles and aunts. Need to get identified. I also have a Glanville reunion ca. 1930s w/Lazarus. And Jane Glanville's 3 Mar1898 funeral home card. contact Jerry Barber 707 Franklin St. Scales Mound,Il 61075 (815) 845-2304. Will share info. barber102045@yahoo.com

William James Glanville

pyoungmbe1 — 2010-10-13 20:56:22Z

born Chatham Kent 1900 and became stepson to Henry Young at his fathers death.

We believe he had a daughter with Hilda Phillips called Enid H Glanville.

Looking for anyone who knows her where abouts

Re: Francis Sellick Glanville

dalewill145 — 2010-08-22 01:16:37Z

Hello Michelle, Sandra
I am descended from William and Susannah Piddington's daughter Emma Caroline born 1870. I think I may have a photo of Francis Sellick Glanvill - very hard to copy as it is set in a brooch of 1860s provenance which Emma told me belonged to Susannah. I also have several photos of William and Susannah Piddington.
Would like to make contact with you both. All the best,
Dale in New Zealand
dalewill at lycos dot com

Re: Glanville, Charles

sherrild — 2010-08-18 05:46:09Z

My Charles Thomas Glanville was born 21 Mar 1846, Birch, Colchester, Essex, England. His parents were William Glanville and Ann Clarke.
Sherril Dysart
Oregon

Re: Glanville, Charles

marilynhorner_1 — 2010-08-17 22:59:51Z

Could you please tell me where your Charles Glanville was born?

Re: Frank Josephus Richard Glanville.

RTurner150 — 2010-06-03 03:24:00Z

Hi Wendy,
See my website:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~glanville/index.htm...

If you go to "Probates Index" you will find:
1942 GLANVILLE Leonard Abernethy of Richmond, Surrey
1913 GLANVILLE Frank Josephus Richard of Carshalton, Surrey and possibly others of your family.

Note the years then go to the Home page and choose the appropriate year range for a summary of the probate. Then go down to the year and name.

You might also like to look at Jay Glanville's website mentioned on the Home page.

Regards
Ray Turner

Frank Josephus Richard Glanville.

whugonnet — 2010-06-02 10:54:18Z

I have just started to research the family history. My Step Grandfather was Leonard Alan Glanville and while researching his family I have come across this site. This is what I have so far.Leonards Father was Leonard Abernethy Glanville and Mother Mary Julia Cripps.
His father was Frank Josephus Richard Glanvilleand Sarah Ann Glanville who had 12 children. I have found 6 one who had died in WW1 Sidney Frank Glanville. Reginald Glanville, Eveline, Fredrick Albert, Edith May, Walter Eric,Rose Louisa. Can anyone help me any further. my email address is hugonnet@btinternet.com.
Kind regards
Wendy Hugonnet

Re: Francis Sellick Glanville

sandrarhodes2 — 2010-02-24 20:03:01Z

Hi there Have just found your message from 2002... I don't think I have written before. Maybe after all this time you have received your information. However I have connections with the family because my great grandfather William Piddington was married to Susannah Selleck Glanville and in the 1901 census they appear to be living with the Kings... ie Sarah and Charles Cornelius and are listed as sister and brother in law... Please let me know if you need any more help... My grandmother was their first child
Best wishes Sandra Rhodes

Re: Henry Glanville b. 1827 Shoreditch

RickGlanvill — 2010-01-11 21:08:30Z

Christine,

Bit of a puzzle.

Herman Glanvill is sadly in the Shoreditch Workhouse in 1841 Census; no brother Henry. In the 1881 Census (as Glanville) he is at 3 Whitfield Street and his profession is wood turner. Living with him are wife Elizabeth, sons Herman, 20, Edward, 19, and Albert, 17, daughters Clara, 13, and Emma, 11.

He appears sans 'e' (occupation now 'turner and French polisher') in the 1891 Census with wife Elizabeth and son Albert, also a French polisher.

Henry, French polisher, appears with wife Isabella in 1851 (plus bro Herman as a boarder) and 1871 and, as you wrote, the name Harry appears on Arabella Glanvill's wedding certificate in 1880 (when Herman may have been a wood turner).

Have you seen Arabella's birth cert? Quarter: Jun; Year: 1859; District: Shoreditch; Volume: 1c; Page: 105.

That should settle it.

By the way, my Glanvills hail from neighbouring Clerkenwell and were mostly tailors. Let me know if you find a crossover.

Rick

Henry Glanville b. 1827 Shoreditch

christinejordan144 — 2010-01-10 17:57:28Z

I'm trying to sort out a muddle between Henry and Hermon Glanville who were brothers and both french polishers.(shown on 1851 census). My ancestor Arabella Glanville (gt.grandmother) was Daughter of one of them who has signed himself Harry on the marriage certificate.

Glanvilles of Co. Westmeath, Ireland

winspeare — 2009-11-17 15:04:21Z

We have collected quite a bit of data on the Glanvilles back into the 1700s but have not established the probably connection to English Glanvilles. See rootsweb databases
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...
and
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...
for our data.

Re: GLANVILLE

Georgina2772 — 2009-10-09 18:39:08Z

Thanks for the information Ray concerning the Glanvilles. I had my information from a gentleman on genes reunited, but have not been able to ascertain from reliable records sadly.

Regards Georgina

Re: GLANVILLE

Georgina2772 — 2009-10-09 18:34:49Z

Hi Sharon, how lovely that we are related! Dad rang me yesterday to tell me the news, Think Dad mentioned I am off to Spain on Monday and that we will have a get together when I get back. I would love to scan any photos you have and I can have copies done if you don't mind. We can arrange to meet at mone or yours and perhaps have a look at our trees. Sorry I did not get back earlier been rushing around doing last minute things before the holiday.
Will be in contact soon, my email address is caveillg@hotmail.co.uk Regards Georgina

Re: GLANVILLE

sharvey601 — 2009-10-08 10:09:50Z

hi ray.your website is brilliant it inspired a few family members to visit john glanvilles grave and see what a beautiful place maker is.the person i got my imformation from i think already has his tree on this site although he contacted me at a different site so i would think it is the same as you have. It would be fantastic if it could be prooved without a doubt .we are really pleased just to have found out about rosetta as she was just a mystery on a death certificte before it also uncovered quite a sad story how all her children were orphened my mum is getting on now and knew nothing about her family beyond her mother so she is really pleased. best wishes Sharon.

Re: GLANVILLE

RTurner150 — 2009-10-08 00:03:51Z

Hi Sharon and Georgina, The group who created the website referred to have traced John Glanville's ancestry as follows:
John GLANVILLE b.c. 1815 m Mary Ann COLLINS
son of
Richard GLANVILLE b.c.1782 m Susannah HARVEY
son of
Edward GLANVILLE b.c 1762 m Ann SPRIDDLE
son of
Richard GLANVILLE b c. 1735 m(2) Sarah COUCH
son of
Richard GLANVILLE b. c. 1904 m Elizabeth SAINTHILL
son of
Edward GLANVILLE b when? m Charity TINKHAM
After much research, we have not traced Edward's ancestry for certain. It is certainly not as given in the book "Records of the Anglo Norman House of Glanville 1050 - 1880" by William Urmston S Glanville-Richards. We know that the book is far from accurate in many places. It suggests that one line of Edward's ancestry goes back to William the Conquerer. Many books published about that time made similar claims with no proof from church or other records. I would be interested to know if you have traced that ancestry from reliable records.
I am pleased that you found our website:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~glanville/index.htm...
Kind regards
Ray Turner
rturner@xtra.co.nz

Re: GLANVILLE

sharvey601 — 2009-10-07 21:51:30Z

hi georgina,what a small world im sharon, maries daughter your dads cousin and live not to far from you, my mum has a lovely photo of rosetta alexandra as a teenager on the back she had written she was very happy and living with one of her sisters.i also had a full family tree given to me last year by a distant relative on the internet who was also seeking imfomation about the glanvilles.my mum has recently had some old photos sent to her by her sister mavis who died last year.my mum said she will contact your dad george and maybe we could meet up and pool all our imformation.reggie has also been doing the tree as well, i remember aunt ethel really well she was a great character who was always really kind to my mum. best. wishes sharon

Re: GLANVILLE

Georgina2772 — 2009-10-07 18:04:46Z

Hi Sharon thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I am also decended from Ethel Maude Howlett who married a Cowland. my grand-mother was Ethel May Cowland who married a Gale. My father is George Gale born 1929. Thank you for all the information. I had a look at the 1911 census and found Rosetta Alexander aged 8 living in a orphanage, very sad! I have traced family connections to William the Conquerer. I live in Wales (Penarth) do you live local also?

Regards Georgina

Re: GLANVILLE

sharvey601 — 2009-10-06 10:27:16Z

hi georgina,. rossetta glanville was also my grandmothers grandmoher,she was ethel maud howlett she was the eldest of rossettas children she was 18 and pregnant herself when her mother died soon after giving birth to rossetta alexandra.my grandmother jessie rossetta was born the same year as rossetta alexandra.the family were orphaned after the death of john howlett a few monthes after his wife and the family were split up.rossetta glanville was the last of 8 children born to john glanville d.ob 1816 and mary ann collins d.o.b 1825.4 children werw born in cornwll and 4 were born in ireland as we believe john was a royal navy man who traveled back and for with his family, he died the year that rossetta was born aged 44.thefamily has its roots in maker cornwall and if you go to the site the glanvilles of devon and cornwall on the internet this is our family .And johns gravestone inscription is on there ,we actully visited the churchyard last year and it is a really beautifull place they came from.i dont know how much imformation you already have but i have names and dates of birh going back further if you want.Which of rossetta glanvilles children do you decend from. best wihes sharon.

Re: GLANVILLE

Georgina2772 — 2009-10-05 18:46:31Z

Hi Sorry to take ages to reply to your message, Rosetta Glanville who became a Howlett was my Grand mothers Grand mother, Rosetta died after giving birth to her daughter
Alexandra Rosetta around 1902? about two weeks after due to complications. I would love to hear some information about the family. Regards Georgina

Re: William Glanville - Camborne

TeresaGlanville — 2009-08-31 16:03:04Z

Hi,

My husband's family also moved up to Cumberland from Camborne, Cornwall. William is half brother of his GGG - Edwin Glanville who ultimately lived in Arlecdon, Cumberland from 1877 until 1887 when he died. William's father is Johnson Glanville who married Anne Nicholls in 1817, they had three children, Johnson b.1817, Anne b.1819 and William b.1821. His wife Anne then died in 1823. Johnson then married Anne Batten, and they went on to have 7 children, and my GGG Edwin Batten Glanville was the youngest, born in 1844. If you require any further details, please get in touch.

Re: Henry Edward Glanville

tfoenander — 2009-08-02 21:16:53Z

He is not "supposedly" buried in Australia, for the simple reason that he is "most definitely" buried in Australia.

Re: Henry Edward Glanville

tfoenander — 2009-08-02 21:15:25Z

Henry Edward Glanville is not "supposedly" buried in Australia! What I show at my web sites are not made up, altered, assumed or fabricated. They are all genuine data which has been verified from documentation obtained through the years. We have known about Glanville's status now for years, and we have much more that is not shown. What we reveal we do for a purpose, as I stated to some of my fellow researchers. And this purpose is to show that others will unscrupulously take this data as their own, and try to claim credit. I have been proven correct, as I have told a number of persons that I am placing "some" data online, and that this will obviously be copied, and no further data shown. Yet our records hold a lot more, that is often not revealed, and for very obvious reasons.
Glanville was an important research project of ours, so we have collected much more than what is shown online or in published sources, thankfully.

Glanville's of St Austell /St Stephens by Launceston Cornwall

MAUREENDUNN65gdfg — 2009-05-09 14:11:01Z

I am looking for any info. on the daughters of Henry Glanville 1866-1929 - Elizabeth Marion c1892 & Mildred Anne 1894 both born in St Austell, Cornwall, they lived at Ruddle Farm in 1901, he also had 3 other children Hilda Lillian 1891-1912, Wilfred Henry 1898-1922 & Mary Kathleen 1899-1924.
Anything on these 2 daughters will be a help.
Thank You
Janice

Jenefer Glanvill - Cornwall

amg2512 — 2009-05-09 10:29:52Z

Hi, I have a Jenefer Glanvill B abt 1783 in North Hill, Cornwall, I believe her father is John Glanvill married to Beatrice? Does anyone have any further info, would be grateful for assistance. (Jenefer married James Rundle)

Thks Alison

Jenefer Glanvill - Cornwall

amg2512 — 2009-05-09 10:29:26Z