Margaret Glanville

Alternate Names

     Her married name was Dore. Her married name was Edwards.

Birth, Marriage and Death information

     Margaret Glanville was born on 26 January 1847 at Charleville, COR, IRL.
     She was baptized on 31 January 1847 at the Parish Church, Charleville, COR, IRL.
     She married William James Edwards on 29 July 1868 at Perth registered, WA, AUS, (when age calculated as 21 years, 6 months and 3 days.)
     She married Philip Dore in 1883 at Perth registered, WA, AUS, (when age calculated as 35 years.)

Other information

     Margaret was married 2 times.
     Margaret Glanville immigrated before 1868 to AUS.
     Margaret and William James Edwards had had 5 children: William Wallace (1870/2-1948), Horace James Gomez (1872-1933 although some sources quote 1874-1935) who had a large family of 8 sons, 2 daughters - one of whom William John DeRanulph Glanville Edwards b 1903 was killed in action 26 Aug 1942 at El Alamein, Egypte, Louis Albert Manderville (1874-1915), Adelaide Annie Margaret (1876-1947) and Olive Amelia Josephine (1878.)
     Margaret and Philip Dore had had 2 children: Harold Ignatius Philip (1885-1969) and Victor Ignatius Philip (1884-1884.)
     In 1897 Margaret published a book of poems in 1897 Poetical Reminescences of Western Australia, the frontispiece of which is a photo of her grandmother "the heroine of Saltash". Mention is also made of Anne's son Jacob. Copies of the book were sent to Charles Glanville of Plymouth, Edward Glanville of H.M.S. Orlando, and Henry Glanville of Sussex. No indication of relationship to these people. One was also sent to Jacob Glanville (uncle) of Devonport, England.
     In 1925 the marriage of a William Glanville to a Margaret Dore was registered Perth, WA, AUS, and the death of a Margaret Glanville was registered Perth in 1932.