John Glanville

Birth, Marriage and Death information

     John Glanville was born before 1567 at ENG; the record of his baptism very possibly in the now lost Tavistock registers.
     He married Johan (Surname Unknown) after 1626 at ENG.
     He died in 1650 at Callington, CON, ENG.

Other information

     On 30 August 1598 he was named the eldest son in the will of his father, as an executor if his father's wife was dead, hence at this point he must have been aged 21.
     On 4 January 1606 he was named (along with his brother)
Reference:E 134/4Jas1/Hil15
Description:
John Veale v. Griffith Bond, John Stephen, Roger Taylor.: Right to the toll tin in the manor and parish of Catstock; whether workers of tin there have had tin toll free? Was John Glanvile farmer of such toll tin, and did he convey such right? Customs of manor. Customs of manors of Stoke, Clinisland, and Relaton, touching toll tin. Survey of same. (The names of Hart, Smith, Brendon, Richards, and Tobias Glanville, are mentioned.): Cornwall
Date: 4 Jas 1 1606
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record

Separately it is known his father Nicholas leased a large plot of land in Callington, Manor of Calstock.
     In 1641 at Callington, CON, ENG, he signed the Protestation Oath in March as John Glanfell.
     John Glanville left a will but it has not survived the Exeter bombing of 1939-45.