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John Glanville was born between 1902 and 1903.
     He died in 1937 in Possilpark, Glasgow, LKS, SCT; recorded age 34.

Sarah Agnes Glanville was born between 1886 and 1887.
     She died in 1958 in Canongate and Portobello, Edinburgh, MLN, SCT; recorded age 71, registered in surnames Duff, Glanville and Leonard.

George Alexander MacKenzie was born before 1927.
     He married Sarah Elizabeth Lewis in 1947 in Haymarket, Edinburgh, MLN, SCT.

Anne Maria was born between 1948 and 1949 mothers maiden name Hunter, according to death registration.
     She died in 2000 in Langholm, DFS, SCT; recorded age 51, death registered in surnames Boguszynoki, Glanville, Grieve and Semple.

John McNeil Edmond was born before 1909.
     He married Agnes Emmett in 1929 in St Giles, Edinburgh, MLN, SCT.

Marion May Glanville was born between 1930 and 1931.
     She died in 2005 in Eastwood and Mearns, RFW, SCT; recorded age 74, mother's maiden name Standen. Death registered in surnames Glanville, Glanville-Jones, Jones, Jones-Glanville and Smith.

Elizabeth May Storm was born between 1922 and 1923 mother maiden named Emslie, according to death registration.
     She married male Glanville after 1942.
     She died in 2014 in Inverness, MOR, SCT; recorded age 91, death registered in surnames Glanville and Storm.

     He married Elizabeth May Storm after 1942.

Ferdinand Glanville was born before 1909.
     He married Amy before 1929.

Amy was born before 1909.
     She married Ferdinand Glanville before 1929.

Irvin E. Glanville Jnr was born on 22 December 1948 in ND, USA.
     He died on 2 March 2020 in ND, USA, (when age calculated as 71); with obituary:
Irvin “Junior” Glanville, 71, has sadly gone to the river in the sky on March 2, 2020. No doubt that he’s got a pole in the water, a beer in his hand and a smile on his face. The world lost a rare soul but for those who knew Irv he is anything but forgotten. Who could forget his infectious laugh or jokes and tales he would tell? No doubt you remember his imaginative creations, his unique and curious art, his sticks, his bones, his knives and wallets. Perhaps he made you a drawing or a sign or left you a baggy of homemade meat. Maybe you sat next time him at the bar and heard him tell his tales of the good ol’ days or of the one that got away! Maybe you shared friendship and frivolity over cocktails or coffee or maybe you just passed him wandering the roads of life in his pickup or on the river in search of the big one.
We who were lucky enough to witness this imaginative and most unique person are forever left with brilliant and cherishing memories that will leave an everlasting impression on our hearts and minds. You are gone but never forgotten, pops! I could go on and on about you and your life, but as you loved to say, “It’s good enough for now.”
He is survived by numerous fishing poles, tackle, tools, sticks, stones, signs, cutlery, and tons of Irvin’s Curiosities.
A celebration in his honor will be held from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, March 7, a the Quality (formerly the Comfort) Inn, 1030 E Interstate Ave, Bismarck. Burial will take place at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, March 9.

Charles Richard Glanville was born on 2 June 1925 in TX, USA.
     He married Betty V. before 1950 in the USA.
     He died on 24 February 2020 in New Braunfels, TX, USA, (when age calculated as 94); with obituary:
Charles R. “Richard” Glanville died unexpectedly at home in New Braunfels on Monday, February 24, 2020. He was born on June 2, 1925 in Dallas to Paul T. and Maria (Garza) Glanville. He received his engineering degree from Southern Methodist University in 1945, while serving in the U.S. Navy V-12 program during World War II. He earned a Master’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Texas. He taught at SMU and then worked for Arco and Sun Oil in Dallas before joining Exxon in 1960. He became a well log specialist and worked on many important projects, including Prudhoe Bay in Alaska. He traveled worldwide for Exxon teaching schools in well logging and consulting on oil projects in China, Malaysia, Australia, and many other countries. He was a founder and life member of SPWLA (Society of Petrophysicists and Well Log Analysts).
He married Carol Richardson in July 1985 after they met in a singles tennis group in Houston. He learned to ski, with Carol’s help, at age 60 and enjoyed skiing the Colorado mountains for many years.
After retiring in May 1991, they moved to their custom-built home in New Braunfels where they continued playing tennis and made many close friends through the sport. They also traveled a lot, and Richard finally got his sea legs on many great cruises.
Richard was a member of First United Methodist Church and the Carousel Dance Club. He loved his home and the beautiful surroundings and enjoyed sitting on his deck and watching the birds, deer and visiting cats. He appreciated the medical services of Drs. Lynn Thompson, Grant Smith, and Suzan Furney.
He is survived by his wife, Carol, and special niece, Rebecca Francis of Atlanta, Georgia. A Memorial Service will be held at 10:30 AM on Monday, March 2, 2020 at First United Methodist Church, 572 W. San Antonio St., New Braunfels, Texas, 78130, (830) 625-4513.

Terry Glanville was born after 1962 in CAN.
     He died before 2020.

Mary Roberts Grenfell was born circa May 1873 in Penzance registered, CON, ENG, note the Penzance registration of a Mary Roberts Grenfell q4 1871 with mother maiden named Rodgers.