Robert Glanville

Address(es), Census(es) & Occupation(s)

• Robert was a shoemaker.
  Listed in the Sherborne Mercury 21 feb 1791:
  WANTED Immediately, by Robert Glanvill, of Wadebridge, in Cornwall, TWO JOURNEYMAN SHOEMAKERS, one in the Stuff Way, and one in Leather. Such as are qualified to go through their business will meet with constant employ.
  Robert Glanvill takes this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to those ladies and gentlemen who have already favoured him with their commands, and hopes to serve them well for the future. Boots made elastic ; and every thing in the above branches done in the most workmanlike manner. He hopes it will not be deemed improper to assure the public, that he has been improving himself in his business for serveral years past in the best shops in London. Ladies and gentlemen waited on at the shortest notice on 21 February 1791 at Wadebridge, CON, ENG.
• Robert was a cordwainer, when apprentice John Jonas bound to him on 28 January 1797 at Wadebridge, CON, ENG.