William John Glanville

Birth, Marriage and Death information

     William John Glanville was born between 1814 and 1815 at Stoke Damerel, DEV, ENG.
     He was baptized on 26 March 1815 at Stoke Damerel, DEV, ENG, William of John and Mary Ann Glanville, abode Dock.
     He married Eliza Napthali on 19 February 1850 at St James Church of England, King Street, Sydney, NSW, AUS.
     He died on 13 October 1902 at Berridale, Cooma, NSW, AUS; NSW DEATH REGISTRATION TRANSCRIPTION:-
REF NO 1902/13450

NAME - WILLIAM GLANVILLE
DATE OF DEATH - 13/10/1902
PLACE - BERRIDALE, DISTRICT OF COOMA NSW
OCCUPATION - FARMER
SEX - MALE
AGE - 88
CONJUGAL STATUS -
PLACE OF BIRTH - DEVONSHIRE ENGLAND
TIME IN AUST COLONIES - 70 YEARS IN NSW

FATHER -(CHRISTIAN NAME UNKNOWN) GLANVILLE
OCCUPATION - SHIP CARPENTER
MOTHER - MARY ANN WAKEHAM

PLACE OF MARRIAGE - SYDNEY NSW
AGE AT MARRIAGE - 35
NAME OF SPOUSE - ELIZA NAPTHALI
CHILDREN OF MARRIAGE - MARY A F 51, WILLIAM J 50, LOUISA B 48, GEORGE 43, ELIZA 41, FREDERICK 38, ARTHUR 35, THOMAS 33, LIVING; 1 FEMALE DECEASED

INFORMANT - W REID JUNR, SON-IN-LAW, BERRIDALE

CAUSE OF DEATH - OLD AGE
LENGTH OF ILLNESS - INQUEST DISPENSED WITH BY EDMOND JOSEPH O'BRIEN JP, AT BERRIDALE 15/10/1902

DATE OF BURIAL - 15/10/1902
PLACE OF BURIAL - CHURCH OF ENGLAND CEMETERY GEGEDZERICK
MINISTER & RELIGION - FRANCIS VEY, CHURCH OF ENGLAND
UNDERTAKER - ALEXANDER F JAMIESON
WITNESSES - JACKSON CLARKE JP, JOHN JONES

REGISTERED - 21/10/1902 COOMA.
     He was buried on 15 October 1902 at Gegedzerick, NSW, AUS, recorded age 88.

Other information

     William John Glanville immigrated in 1832 to NSW, AUS, William Glanville was a convict who arrived in New South Wales aboard the ship " John " in 1832. It was the " John's " 3rd trip to the colony. He had been tried and convicted of stealing jewellery, at the Devon Assizes on the 23rd July 1831 and sentenced to 14 years transportation.
His indent papers stated the following:-
Year of Birth - 1804
Height - 5ft. 7 1/2 ins.
Complexion - Fair.
Hair - Brown.
Eyes - Blue to grey.
Read and write - both.
Religion - Protestant.
No family.
No former convictions.
Prisoners no. 32/1159.
William was granted a Ticket Of Leave on the 8th April 1839 and he was granted a Certificate of Freedom, no.47 - 293, on the 23 March 1847.

     Information about his life in Australia is described at http://www.cooma.nsw.gov.au/monaropioneers/glanvillew.htm and http://www.monaropioneers.com/glanvillew.htm.