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John Glanville was born on 22 June 1932 in Uxbridge registered, MDX, ENG, registered q3 1932.
     He died on 9 November 2022 in Knebworth, HRT, ENG, (when age calculated as 90.)

Robert Edward Sellers was born between 1906 and 1907.
     He married Winifred Emma Milton Glanvill, daughter of Mark Peter Glanville and Julia Townsend, on 23 May 1930 in Holy Trinity, Hammersmith, MDX, ENG, registered Hammersmith. His age recorded 23, hers 22. Fathers named Robert Sellers and Mark Glanville deceased.

Irene Glanvill was born on 19 January 1904 in Woodbury, DEV, ENG, registered St Thomas.
     She married Hugh Edward A. Loram on 10 September 1930 in St Swithuns Parish Church, Woodbury, DEV, ENG, (when age calculated as 26) registered St Thomas.
     She died circa February 1982 in Claro registered, YKS, ENG, (when age calculated as ~78.)

Hugh Edward A. Loram was born before 1910.
     He married Irene Glanvill, daughter of William Glanvill and Ruth Wilson, on 10 September 1930 in St Swithuns Parish Church, Woodbury, DEV, ENG, registered St Thomas.

Captain Paul Richeson Glanville was born on 2 February 1949 in Morristown, NJ, USA.
     He died on 13 December 2020 in Nelson, GA, USA, (when age calculated as 71); with obituary:
PAUL RICHESON GLANVILLE
In Memory of Capt. Paul Richeson Glanville
By Scott Bannerot (his nephew, son of Palmer Bannerot and Betty Ann Bannerot, his sister)
     Paul Richeson Glanville passed away at his home in Nelson, Georgia the evening of Sunday December 13, 2020, peacefully and comfortably, with his wife Norma Glanville holding his hand. He is survived by Norma, his children Shelby Glanville, Chelsea Glanville-Horowitz, and Tracy Glanville-Tulp; his grandchildren Hunter Glanville, Adrian Glanville-Horowitz, and Jack Glanville-Horowitz; his nieces Jill Hanrahan, Jody Wolf, Lorin Cook, Leslie Leopold, and Lynn Kohr; his nephews Scott Bannerot, Jack Glanville, Steve Bannerot, and Mark Glanville; his great nieces Juliet Bannerot, Olivia Fults, Sage Kohr, Cedar Kohr, Annie Hagen, and Ellie Leopold; his great nephews Ryan Bannerot, Simon Bannerot, Stratton Kohr, Sam Glanville, and John Glanville; his great great nephew Ben Hagen; and his sister Elizabeth Ann Bannerot. Paul’s parents were John Turner Glanville Sr. (February 28, 1912 to September 12, 1960) and Elizabeth Ann Leonhard (October 9, 1911 to March 14, 1977). His brothers were John Turner Glanville Jr. (March 18, 1934 to June 13, 1966) and Orin Leonhard Glanville (May 10, 1941 to January 28, 1974). His sister Betty Ann was born November 6, 1937. Paul Richeson Glanville was born on Ground Hog’s Day, February 2, 1949 in Morristown, New Jersey. His first name was after his father’s brother, Paul Glanville. His middle name is after the maiden name of his great grandmother Eleanor Richeson. The family lived on a 45 acre farm outside of town. Paul’s dad had an overnight office cleaning service in New York City. At the age of 8, in the summer of 1957, the family moved to Clearwater, Florida, switching from the cleaning business to hearing aid sales. Paul’s father died after a car accident when he was 12, making him the man of the house. He attended Clearwater Junior High School and Dunedin High School in Clearwater, did play some football at Dunedin (linebacker), but concentrated more on working a variety of jobs to support him and his mother. He worked at a Go Kart track, for a Bonanza Steak House, and for a race car mechanical shop. Upon graduation from high school Paul moved in with our family in Houston, Texas, and attended the University of Houston, majoring in economics. Paul and I shared a bedroom, and I have always looked up to him as my older brother rather than an uncle. As in high school, while attending UH Paul was working long hours, at Memorial City Gulf, a gas station with a strong auto repair shop business not far from our house. The Vietnam War was in full swing. When Paul took a semester off from UH, he was drafted by the U.S. Army. He served from November 1969 to April 1971, receiving a Certificate of Achievement from the 8 th Infantry Division, United States Army Europe. He served as the personal driver for Colonel Mark Browne, Jr. and received a strong letter of commendation on April 2, 1971 as he chose to return to civilian life rather than remain in the active Army. Paul achieved the rank of Sergeant by the time his service ended. This carried on a tradition of service in the family, as his oldest brother John flew RA3B Skywarriors, U.S. Navy Heavy Photo Squadron 61, off the aircraft carrier USS Hancock and was killed in action over North Vietnam, and his next oldest brother Orin served in the U.S. Air Force as an elite Air Commando, completing two tours in Vietnam and serving as an instructor for the Jungle Warfare School in Panama. No doubt the fact that Paul had married and become a father while in the Army influenced his decision to return to civilian life. He returned to Houston and accepted an offer of half ownership in Memorial City Gulf and managed the business extremely successfully. I worked for him there in the summer of 1976, living with his family, and personally witnessed the number of vehicles streaming through for topnotch service and repairs. While accomplishing all of that, he managed to simultaneously complete his Bachelors Degree in Economics from University of Houston. Paul through his years in Houston moved on to bigger and better things, managing a successful drive-thru called Beverage Barn, and becoming involved in a number of other endeavors. Eventually Paul and Norma accepted an offer to manage Kon Tiki Resort, in Islamorada, Florida Keys. After 7 years of stellar service, during which time Paul simultaneously completed his United States Coast Guard Captain’s License and learned every square inch of the very intricate Florida Bay and Everglades complex, Paul and Norma moved on from Kon Tiki. Paul became an independent fishing guide, they together managed local properties, and Norma earned her realtor’s license and became a very successful real estate agent. After years of success in the Florida Keys Paul and Norma took a vacation that exposed them to northern Georgia. They bought a property and had plans to someday build there. At this point Paul pursued various business endeavors in Georgia, earned a commercial trucker’s license and drove 18 wheelers, and successfully managed a liquor store in Jasper. Meanwhile Norma held down the fort on enterprises in the Florida Keys, helped her sister when she fell seriously ill in Arizona, and of course spent time with Paul in Georgia. They took an extended trip into the Blue Ridge Mountains in November 2019 to see the fall leaf color change. They spent every moment together during Paul’s last months. I had the privilege of knowing Paul all of my life. He was loyal, honest, hard working, extremely intelligent, humorous, and courageous, and a true patriot of the U.S.A. He always thought of others first. I have many fond memories of our experiences together, and I will never forget how wonderful it was when Norma came into his life. Her unconditional love and dedication throughout, and particularly during Paul’s last months, will never be forgotten. Nor will Paul’s amazing resilience: sharp, alert, and cracking jokes right up until the end. His primary concern was not to burden or stress anyone in the family, or any of his friends. Lastly, Paul, we love you, forever.

Alfred V. Olney was born before 1910.
     He married Amelia May Glanville, daughter of William Friend Glanville and Nellie Ellen Challen, circa August 1930 in Penzance registered, CON, ENG.

Harold Bushby was born before 1910.
     He married Clara Evelyn Glanville, daughter of Albert Edwin Glanville and Sarah Louisa Bell, circa August 1930 in Carlisle registered, CUL, ENG.

Howard C. Rand was born on 28 July 1904.
     He married Doris Emily Glanville, daughter of Francis Claude Glanville and Elizabeth Jane Tookey, circa August 1930 in Lewisham registered, KEN, ENG, (when age calculated as ~26.)

Percy H. Evans was born before 1910.
     He married Kathleen Mary Glanville, daughter of Samuel Glanville and Mary Jones, circa August 1930 in Merthyr Tydfil registered, GLA, WLS.

Herbert N. Plummer was born between 1863 and 1864 in ME, USA.
     He married Minnie Turner before 1930 in the USA.
     He died before 1940 in the USA.

Hilda Rose Perrin was born on 17 September 1907.
     She married Walter Andrew Glanville, son of Percival Glanville and Elizabeth French, on 2 August 1930 in St Margaret of Antioch, Rainham, KEN, ENG, (when age calculated as 22) registered Medway. His age recorded 25, hers 20. Fathers named Percival Glanville cement worker, Edward Alexander Perrin fitters mate. Witnesses P Glanville, E Perrin.
Banns were read St Michael and All Angels, Stonebridge, Brent Middx July 6, 13 and 20 and the banns register marked "Away" and the entry struck through.
     She died circa August 1978 in Hammersmith registered, MDX, ENG, (when age calculated as ~70.)

Peter Walter Glanville was born circa August 1931 in Brentford registered, MDX, ENG.
     He died circa February 1932 in Willesden registered, MDX, ENG, (when age calculated as ~0); recorded age 0.

Bruce William Glanville was born circa February 1935 in Willesden registered, MDX, ENG.
     He married June Patricia Brooker circa November 1954 in Willesden registered, MDX, ENG, (when age calculated as ~19.)
     He died circa February 2020 in HAM, ENG, (when age calculated as ~85.)

     She married Clarence Clifford Glanville, son of Clifford Samuel Glanville and Esther Hattie Kent, after 1953.
     She died before 2023.

Pullen Ashton was born between 1885 and 1886 in Keadby, LIN, ENG.
     He married Florence May Glanville, daughter of Thomas Glanville and Arabella Stott, circa August 1905 in Kingston on Hull registered, YKS, ENG.

Winifred Mary Ward was born on 30 September 1903.
     She married Arthur Frank Glanville, son of William Charles Glanville and Annie Taylor, circa November 1930 in Williton registered, SOM, ENG, (when age calculated as ~27.)
     She died circa November 1979 in Taunton registered, SOM, ENG, (when age calculated as ~76.)

Sarah Ann Gordon was born before 1843.
     She married Nathaniel Glanville on 4 March 1863 in Bethany, Manchester, Jamaica, both of full age.

Edward J. Gorman was born before 1910.
     He married Dorothy May Glanville, daughter of Henry George Glanville and Mabel May Hatherley, circa November 1930 in Exeter registered, DEV, ENG.

Charles Vining was born between 1888 and 1889.
     He married Effie Lottie Glanville, daughter of Richard Glanville and Annie Marie Bennett, on 20 November 1930 in St Paul's parish church, Kingston Hill, SRY, ENG, registered Kingston. His age recorded 41, hers 31. Witnesses Charles Edward Vining. Mabel Glanville, and Agatha Wells. Fathers named Charles Edward Vining retired and Richard Glanville (deceased) licensed victualler.

Elizabeth J. Glanville was born before 1910.
     She married Frederick J. Smith circa November 1930 in Pontypridd registered, GLA, WLS.

Frederick J. Smith was born before 1910.
     He married Elizabeth J. Glanville circa November 1930 in Pontypridd registered, GLA, WLS.

John W. Fixter was born before 1910.
     He married Elspeth Glanville, daughter of Thomas Edward Glanville and Charlotte Elizabeth Ragsdale, circa November 1930 in Newark registered, NTT, ENG.
     He died before 1939.

Stanley Thomas Shaw was born before 1910.
     He married Frederica Ada Lilian Ethel Glanville, daughter of George William Glanville and Maggie Harriet Jessie Welfare, on 3 December 1930 in St Mary the Virgin, Leyton, ESS, ENG, registered West Ham.

May Violet Sanders was born on 1 June 1907.
     She married Frederick George Welfare Glanville, son of George William Glanville and Maggie Harriet Jessie Welfare, on 2 November 1930 in All Saints, Leyton, ESS, ENG, (when age calculated as 23) registered West Ham.
     She died in January 1990 in Havering registered, ESS, ENG, (when age calculated as 82.)

Marie L. Glanville was born before 1910.
     She married Cyril Short circa November 1930 in Kingston on Hull registered, YKS, ENG.