Mary GARDENER

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
James GLENNIE (1800 - 1876) Henry GLENNIE (1807 - 1880) Alfred GLENNIE (1811 - 1870) Benjamin (12th son) GLENNIE (1812 - 1900)	Mary GARDENER + William GLENNIE

+. William GLENNIE

Near Relatives of Mary GARDENER
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	Mary GARDENER

Spouse/Partner	William GLENNIE

Son	James GLENNIE	01 Apr 1800	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England	19 Sep 1876	Gladstone, Queensland, Australia	76
Son	Henry GLENNIE	1807	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England	1880	Singleton, NSW, Australia	73
Son	Alfred GLENNIE	1811	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England	1870	Lochinvar, Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia	59
Son	Benjamin (12th son) GLENNIE	1812	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England	1900	Wynnum, Queensland, Australia	88

Daughter in Law	Susan WHITE	13 Jul 1803	Kent, England	08 Apr 1898	Walla Station, Bundaberg, Qld, Australia	94
Daughter in Law	Catherine (GLENNIE)
Daughter in Law	Elizabeth FERRIS
Daughter in Law	Anne FERRIS
Daughter in Law	Mary Brougham CRAWSHAW

Granddaughter	Mary Helena GLENNIE	17 Oct 1833	'Dulwich' Station, Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia	06 Sep 1870	'Thornhill' Station, Miriam Vale, Queensland, Australia	36
Grandson	James Halliday GLENNIE	1836	Maitland, NSW, Australia
Granddaughter	Mary Ada (Minnie) GLENNIE	1853	Unumgar, Richmond River	1912		59

Events in Mary GARDENER's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
01 Apr 1800		Birth of son James GLENNIE	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England		54
1807		Birth of son Henry GLENNIE	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England
1811		Birth of son Alfred GLENNIE	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England
1812		Birth of son Benjamin (12th son) GLENNIE	Dulwich College, Dulwich, England
1870		Death of son Alfred GLENNIE (aged 59)	Lochinvar, Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia
19 Sep 1876		Death of son James GLENNIE (aged 76)	Gladstone, Queensland, Australia	Note 1	54, 60
1880		Death of son Henry GLENNIE (aged 73)	Singleton, NSW, Australia	Note 2	60
1900		Death of son Benjamin (12th son) GLENNIE (aged 88)	Wynnum, Queensland, Australia

Note 1: Reg No 1876/C853 - parent William Glennie and Mary Gardener

Deaths in the District of Port Curtis, in the Colony of Queensland
10th Sept 1867, Gladstone, Port Curtis
James Glennie - grazier - male - 77 years
Parents - William Glennie (College Professor) & Mary Gardiner
Certified in writing y wife of deceased, Thornhill, Port Curtis
Buried - Gladstone Cemetery
Born at Dullage, England.
53 years in the Aust. Colonies - NSW and Qld
Married - in NSW - age 34 years to Susan White
Children living - 1 male & 1 female

Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser 23 Sept 1876
An old resident of the name
of James Glennie, of Thornhill, has de-
parted at the ripe age of 77. He had
lived in the colony 53 years, and was al-
ways willing to assist in promoting the
welfare of his fellow colonists. As he
was returning from the Church of Eng-
land synod he was taken ill, and was
unable to return to his station. He was
brother to Archdeacon Glennie, and for
his age was a surprisingly strong man,
and his death was quite unexpected.

The Brisbane Courier 4 Nov 1867
In the Supreme Court of Queensland.
ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION.
In the WILL of JAMES GLENNIE, late of
Thornhill, near Gladstone, in the Colony of
Queensland, Gentleman, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that, after the ex-
piration of fourteen days from the date of
the publication hereof, application will be made to
this Honorable Court that PROBATE of the Wl LL
of the above-named James Glennie, deceased,
may be granted to SUSAN GLENNIE, of
Thornhill, near Gladstone, aforesaid, the sole
Executrix named in the said Will.

Note 2: Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate 18 Aug 1880
Death of Dr. Glennie, J.P.
Dr. HENRY GLENNIE, J.P., one of the
oldest residents of, Patrick's Plains, died
yesterday morning, at Singleton, at 1
a.m., aged eighty-one. The doctor's
health, despite his advanced age, was
particularly good up to the last, but on
Sunday night he met with an awkward
spill from his buggy whilst attending a
patient; resulting in a severe concussion.
The doctor finally succumbed as stated.
As a mark of respect to his memory
flags were hung half-mast high through-
out the town. The deceased leaves a
numerous family, as well as a widow, to
survive him and to mourn his loss.

Personal Notes:

from death reg of son James

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