Married: 23 Mar 1875 Emily Cook, in James Glanville's House, Macaw, South Australia

Died 12 Jun 1924.

Father: James Glanville

Mother: Catherine Taylor

Emily Cook was the daughter of James Cook and Ann Tresize. She was born 07

Jun 1855 in Port Elliot, South Australia, and died 07 Oct 1931 in Norwood, Adelaide, South Australia.

Notes on Samuel Glanville:

Baptism: 03 Aug 1848, Samuel , the son of James and Catherine Glanvill baptised at Altanun Methodist Chapel aged 5 weeks by H E Trethewey

English Census: 1851, Samuel Glanvill, son, 2, b. Altarnun, Cornwall, living Hendra, Altarnun, Cornwall

Emigration: 18 Mar 1852, Samuel Glanville, aged 4, with parents on Barque Chatham, arrived Port Adelaide, Australia 1 July 1852

Occupation: 1881, Managed Farm for Father at Upton Park, Riverton, South Australia

Due to debt because of land becoming infertile sold family farm around 1897, and began working in mines while family run fruit and vegetable business in Moonta.

Bought property c.1905 in Carey's Gulley, near Adelaide, despite hard work, the infertile ground made life difficult.  After working in Wallaroo Mines 1907 moved to Mildura, Victoria.  Emily opened Glanville's Mid-wifery Nursing Home which was a busy and successful enterprise.

In 1915 Samuel and son Herbert farmed land at Cowangie, North West Victoria but with drought and rabbit infestation it was a difficult life.  Samuel stayed on the farm until his death chasing a steer.

Children

i. John Glanville, b. 16 Aug 1877, Macaw Creek, South Australia;

m. Mabel Bertha Tester on 02 Mar 1910, Ballarat, Melbourne, Australia;

Occupation in 1919, Salvation Army Officer, Major

d. 11 Aug 1945, Christchurch, New Zealand;

ii. Amelia Jane Glanville, b. 22 Sep 1879, Riverton, South Australia.

iii. Herbert Samuel Glanville, b. 20 Dec 1885, Nr Riverton, South Australia;

m. Gertrude Blanche

d. 24 Oct 1951, Seacliffe; 

iv. Gertrude Matilda Glanville , b. 26 Dec 1889, Nr Riverton, South Australia.