Caleb Glanville

Birth, Marriage and Death information

     Caleb Glanville was born on 5 April 1765 at Cambridge, CAM, ENG.
     He was baptized on 22 April 1765 at Independent Church, Cambridge, CAM, ENG, Caleb son of Richd and Eliz Glanville, born April 5 1765.
     He married Hannah Rutt on 29 January 1788 at St Dunstan in the East, London, LND, ENG, (when age calculated as 22 years, 9 months and 24 days) reported in Kentish Gazette 1 Feb 1788:
Tuesday, Mr C. Glanville, of Newgate street, to Miss Hannah Rutt, of Hackney.
     He married Elizabeth Smith on 10 February 1813 at Christ Church, Greyfriars, Newgate Street, London, LND, ENG, (when age calculated as 47 years, 10 months and 5 days) marrying as Elizabeth Britten.
Times Feb 12 1813
Married yesterday by the rev Mr Crowther, Christchurch, Caleb Glanville of Cateaton-street to Mrs Elizabeth Britten, widow of the late Richard Britten, esq of York-row, City-road.
Church register quotes Widower and widow, St Leonard, Foster Lane given as location. Caleb Glanville and Hannah Rutt obtained a marriage license on 22 January 1788; Caleb Glanville and Hannah Rutt.
     He died before 1844.

Other information

     On 3 August 1779 at St Andrew, Holborn, MDX, ENG, he was apprenticed to John Saddlington tailor.
     Caleb was married 2 times.
     In 1789 he was named son of Richard Glanville Citizen and Glover of London, when admitted into the Freedom of the City by Patrimoney, being born after the Admission of his father into the Freedom in 1752.
     On 14 September 1791 Caleb Glanville was a member of the jury at the Old Bailey court in London.
     On 22 February 1802 Caleb Glanville of Pleasant Row, Gent was named on an assignment of lease.
     Circa 1806 he was listed in Holden's Triennial Directory 1805-07:
Glanville Caleb, manufacturer and factor, 47, Lothbury
and
Glanville Mr Caleb, 6, Pleasant-row, Islington.
     On 20 July 1813 The London Gazette carried:
The Partnership lately carried on by Robert Waylen the younger, Caleb Glanville and Thomas Chandler Biggs, of Cateaton Street, in the City of London, Blackwell-Hall-Factors, under the firm of Britten and Company was dissolved by mutual consent on the 31st day of December last, as far as respects, the said Thomas Chandler Biggs. - Dates this 5th day of July 1813.
Rob. Waylen, jun.
Caleb Glanville
Tho. C. Biggs.
     On 22 February 1817 The London Gazette carried:
The Partnership lately carried on by Robert Waylen jun. and Caleb Glanville, of Cateaton Street, in the City of London, Blackwellhall Factors, under the firm of Britten, Waylen and Glenville, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, so far only as relates to the said Robert Waylen, jun. - Witness our hands this 17th day of Febuary 1817.
Rob. Waylen, jun.
Caleb Glanville.
     On 14 January 1826 The London Gazette carried:
Notice is hereby given, that the Partnership between the undersigned, Caleb Glanville, Isaac Fennell, and James Helme, of Cateaton Street, in the City of Lonon, Blackwell Hall Factors, under the firm of Glanville, Fennell, and Helme, was dissolved on the 31st day of December last. - All debts owing to and from the late Partnership will be received and paid by the said Isaac Fennell and James Helme. - Dated this 3d day of January 1826.
Caleb Glanville
Isaac Fennell
James Helme. The Caleb Glanville who on 2 Dec 1816 had address "now of York Place, City Road, Islington", in June 1831 was "late of York Place, City Road, Esq., now in U.S.A., executor of will of George Brathwaite, Islington, Gent". These details from property leases.