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Title: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: Newgent_for_life on Sunday 07 December 08 13:54 GMT (UK)
David Glenny, meal, flour and grain Merchant of Drogheda, m. at Warrenpoint, Elizabeth McAlister and ob. having had issue;
Samuel Maxwell Glenny, b. 1871, fought in the Boer War. Army no. 9395. Private in 46 Company, 13 battalion, Irish Yeomantry, last heard of living at Herrne bay, m. and ob. having had issue; 2 sons.
Any information of the descendants (if any) and if there is any connection between a Dr. Glenny of Kent.
Newgent_for_life
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: BallyaltikilliganG on Monday 08 December 08 22:06 GMT (UK)
Hello again, I think my guess would be Births Mar 1921   Glenny  David W  Garratt  Blean  2a 1808   Blean is within Herne area I think, Garrett is his mothers name.  Source www.freebmd.org.uk onwards Jim
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: kingskerswell on Tuesday 09 December 08 14:39 GMT (UK)
This is not what you asked for but it may be of use.

Samuel Glenny married Harriet Maxwell on 3 Apr 1852 in St. Mary's Church of Ireland Newry

This is possibly a coincidence.

Ann Glenny or Donaldson married Thomas Maxwell on 19 Feb 1856 in Banbridge.
Fathers were Thomas Maxwell and Thomas Donaldson

I also noticed that there were many Glennys in the Dublin area

Regards
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: Newgent_for_life on Tuesday 09 December 08 18:57 GMT (UK)
Hello again, I think my guess would be Births Mar 1921   Glenny  David W  Garratt  Blean  2a 1808   Blean is within Herne area I think, Garrett is his mothers name.  Source www.freebmd.org.uk onwards Jim
Thankyou for this information, Jim. If it turns out to be the connection I'm looking for, and I  think it will,  it will open up a whole new family line for me.

Yours etc.,     Newgent.
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: Newgent_for_life on Tuesday 09 December 08 19:15 GMT (UK)
This is not what you asked for but it may be of use.

Samuel Glenny married Harriet Maxwell on 3 Apr 1852 in St. Mary's Church of Ireland Newry

This is possibly a coincidence.

Ann Glenny or Donaldson married Thomas Maxwell on 19 Feb 1856 in Banbridge.
Fathers were Thomas Maxwell and Thomas Donaldson.   

Thankyou for this information, kingskerwell. Although this might not be what I'm looking for, coincidences should not be overlooked. The Christian name Maxwell in Samuel Maxwell Glenny's name stems from his great grandfather, Rev. David Maxwell.
Yours, etc.,  Newgent



Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: fermanaghroots on Monday 05 October 09 22:55 BST (UK)
This must be the same Samuel Glenny listed in Toxteth Park, Liverpool in 1861.

He was 57, had a wife Hariett (52) and two daughters Annabella (15) and Elizabeth (13).  He also had a servant called Bessie Fayle (28)

He was also listed as being a corn & commission merchant.  Company  name "Samuel Glenny & Co."  which was filed for bankruptcy in 1860.

He donated £1 in 1836 to Newry Poor House.

He owned a townland called Tully, Co Fermanagh, Ireland (Listed in Griffith Valuation 1862).

Can anyone shed any more light on this family, I would like to know how he came to acquire the land in Fermanagh?  Also, how he come to lose it, was it due to the bankruptcy?  There is rumour that the land was used for shooting, was it a hunting lodge?  A building on the land had a date mark of 1774, was this land passed down the Glenny family? So many questions and no answers!!

Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: maryderry on Wednesday 07 October 09 00:10 BST (UK)
samuel glenny father was isaac & harriets father was john.

                                       regards mary.
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: Newgent_for_life on Wednesday 07 October 09 12:30 BST (UK)
My Dear Maryderry,
I am deeply indebted to you for finding this information for me that was sent by pm. The only reason I'm replying by posting is that it may help my ranking, which has been dormant for some time.
I have known of the address of David Glenny at North Road, Drogheda but never knew that his son Samuel M. Glenny returned to Ireland and Laburnum Turret, Drogheda.

Yours sincerely,

   Newgent.
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: Newgent_for_life on Monday 07 January 13 08:57 GMT (UK)
Ref: Samuel Maxwell Glenny.

More information found in http://www.unithistories.com/officers/RN_officersG2.html and http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FBP4-TWT

Samuel Maxwell Glenny m. (maiden name,) Garratt, Registration District: Thomastown, Quarter and year: Jan-March 1904., issue son,

John Edward Maxwell Glenny, b. Registration District, Thomastown, Kilkenny, Thomastown, Ireland. 10.09.1908, Naval Career; Seaman 1933........Commodore 1957. m. 1934, Blean District, Kent, Sheila Olivia Garland ( 24.10.1912-10.1988. issue; one son, one daughter?

Any more information would be appreciated, Etc., Newgent.
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: silveryfox on Saturday 29 June 13 13:40 BST (UK)
Hi Newgent_for_life

Do you need any information on David's Glenny ancestors? If so happy to provide.

Regards
Jim
 
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: Newgent_for_life on Sunday 22 September 13 16:14 BST (UK)
Dear Jim, Thank you for this offer of help. I would certainly be glad of all the information on the ancestors of David Glenny. Sorry for the absence from Roots Chat and the long time to reply to your post. I am now a C.O.P.D. sufferer and my activities have been curtailed.
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: silveryfox on Monday 23 September 13 09:30 BST (UK)
Hi Newgent_for_life

No problem - I can supply as PDF or GEDCOM or both. If you message me your email address I will forward.

Best Regards
Jim

PS My sympathies on your illness.
Title: Re: The Glenny Family of Newry.
Post by: Newgent_for_life on Saturday 19 October 13 23:28 BST (UK)
Thanks Jim, the email address is,
newgentforlife@gmail.com.

Newgent.