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William Glennie

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William Glennie (c1758-1856)

Engineer for the Box Tunnel

c.1798 Born in Camberwell, Surrey[1]

1841 Living at Box: Wm Glennie 40, Lieut RN, civil engineer, with Elizabeth Catherine Glennie 30, Walter Henry Glennie 6, Harriott Mary Glennie 5, William Glennie 3, Catherine Sophia Glennie 1[2]

c.1845 Resident-Engineer for the South Devon Railway.

1851 Living at Plymouth: William Glennie 53, Lieut RN half pay, with Catherine E Glennie 45, William Glennie 13, Catherine S Glennie 11, Isabella M Glennie 9, Alexander W Glennie 7, Mary E Glennie 5, Margaret G Glennie 2[3]

1856 Died in Stoke Damerel[4]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1851 census
  2. ↑ 1841 census
  3. ↑ 1851 census
  4. ↑ BMD
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