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Alice GLANVILLE

Alice GLANVILLE

Female Est 1589 - 1608  (~ 19 years)    Has 10 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.


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  • Name Alice GLANVILLE 
    Relationshipwith Teresa Ann GOATHAM
    Born Est 1589 
    • Shown as their 5th child on her parents monument, based on approximate dates of birth of her older brothers.
    The inscriptions on the Glanville Memorial
    The inscriptions on the Glanville Memorial
    Named on her father's memorial "5 Alicia defuncta innupta" (the number '5' indicates birth order)
    Gender Female 
    Died
    • died in infancy
    Buried 14 Nov 1608  St. Eustachius’ Church, Tavistock, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location 
    • From BTs (image on FamilySearch, viewed 28 Feb 2017)
      "14 Mris Alice Glanvile the daughter of the Ladye Alice Godalphen was buryed" - under heading 'November 1608'
    Siblings 3 brothers and 3 sisters 
    Patriarch & Matriarch
    Richard GLANVILLE,   d. Yes, date unknown  (Great Grandfather) 
    Thomasine LANDERE,   b. Est 1530,   bur. Between 3 May 1594 and 3 May 1595, St. Eustachius’ Church, Tavistock, Devon, England See the place on a map and other information about it - if available (many more will be in time); also all individuals with events at this location  (Age ~ 64 years)  (Grandmother) 
    Person ID I19980  All
    Last Modified 3 Jun 2023 

    Father Judge John GLANVILLE, M. P.,   b. Est 1542,   d. 27 Jul 1600  (Age ~ 58 years) 
    Mother Alice SKIRRETT,   b. Est 1558,   d. 2 Apr 1632  (Age ~ 74 years)
    Other Partners: Sir Francis GODOLPHIN  m. 25 Dec 1600  
    Married Est 1579 
    • Names of children (and their birth order) and their spouses from monument to John in Tavistock Church (erected by Alice)
    Photos
    John and Alice Glanville and their (headless) children
    John and Alice Glanville and their (headless) children
    It is curious that the effigies of the children have been beheaded (5) and disappeared altogether (2), while John and Alice have remained more-or-less intact (some damage to their noses seems to have occurred but been repaired).
    Mrs Bray and others claim the damage was done by parliamentarian troops during the civil wars. While noting that there is no evidence given Gerry Woodcock notes that the "family ... at Kilworthy, provided ... the most prominent spokesmen in Tavistock of the royalist…
    Family ID F7814  Family Group Page  |  Family Chart