Children of Elizabeth and James Glenny

01. John Glenny

1799-10-18 b. Mill of Lethenty, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 1841 Scotland census; information from Karen Yeoman
1832-03-10 of Mill of Lethenty; had donated ½ cwt of barley to the (Aberdeen) Public Kitchen Aberdeen Journal, 1832-03-14
1833-04-25 m. Katherine Wilson (1798–1863), in Edinburgh censuses; Annual Monitor; information from Karen Yeoman
Children: Elizabeth (1835–1845), James (1836–1914), Mary Ann (1838–1917) censuses; Annual Monitor; information from Karen Yeoman; Bloomfield Barker family tree
1841 miller farmer, of Mill of Lethenty, Chapel of Garioch, Aberdeenshire, living with his family and three female servants, with other milling and farming staff 1841 Scotland census
1843-12-13 farmer, Mill of Lethenty; has joined the Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine Agricultural Society Aberdeen Journal, 1843-12-13
1844-05-30 of Lethenby near Kinmuck, Aberdeenshire; d. Kinmuck Annual Monitor; information from Karen Yeoman
1844-05

LEASE TO BE LET of the FARM and OATMEAL GRINDING MILL at Lethenty, near Inverury, Aberdeenshire, for Twelve Years from Fifth Month 26th last, with immediate entry.

The Farm consists of about 72 English Acres, and the Mill has been lately re-built and fitted up by the late John Glenny, with three pairs of stones for grinding oats and the most approved machinery for dressing the meal. It is in full operation, and has yielded since the late improvements, a very handsome return for the capital. For further particulars, apply to Anthony Wigham, Aberdeen; James Smeal, Surgeon, Glasgow; Walter Wilson, Orchard House, Hawick; or John Cruickshank, Wardhead, Keith Hall.

Inverury is about 2 miles from the Mill of Lethenty, and 18 miles from Aberdeen, with a Canal from Aberdeen to Inverury. Address J.C., Wardhead, Keith Hall, Aberdeenshire

The Friend, May 1844, p. 192, as transcribed by Karen Yeoman
1844-06-05 bur. Kinmuck Friends' burying-ground Find a Grave
1844-08-23

FARM AND CORN-MILL TO BE SUBLET,

WITH IMMEDIATE ENTRY.

ALL and Whole the FARM and MILL of LETHENTY, about 2 miles from the thriving Market Town of Inverury (by Keith-Hall), and 18 miles from Aberdeen, between which towns there is a Canal, and very facility for the conveyance of Train.

The Farm, which is in good condition, consists of about 72 English Acres. The Mill has been lately rebuilt, and fitted up with three pairs of Stones, and the most approved Machinery for Grinding Oats and Dressing Oatmeal, by the late Tenant, John Glenny, and is in full operation. A large and remunerating business has been done and still continues to be carried on at the Mill, which is situated in one of the best Agricultural districts in Aberdeenshire.

Offers will be received, and particulars communicated, by ANTHONY WIGHAM, 5, Caroline Place, Aberdeen; or WALTER WILSON, Orchard House, near Hawick, till the first of (10th month) October next; and thereafter, if an adequate offer be made, the Premises (which, in the meantime, will be shewn by the Clerk at the Mill) will be Let.

Mill of Lethenty, (8th mo.) August 23, 1844.

Aberdeen Press and Journal, 1844-09-18


02. Jane or Jean Glenny

 

1801-04-28 b. Mill of Lethenty, Scotland 1841 Scotland census; Annual Monitor; information from Karen Yeoman; Scottish indexes, citing NRS ref. CH10/1/64 p. 18
1824-09-22 m. James Smeal (cal 1798 – 1847, surgeon, b. Lanarkshire), in Kinmuck, Aberdeenshire 1841 Scotland census; Annual Monitor; information from Karen Yeoman
Children: Elizabeth (1825–1826), John (1827–1877), Hannah (1830–1905), Jemima (1832–1908), Bertha (1835 – after 1851), James Gray (1837–1917), Thomas (1842–1910) censuses; Annual Monitor; information from Karen Yeoman; Bloomfield Barker family tree
1841 of Great Street, St James Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, living with her family and a female servant 1841 Scotland census
1848-04-02 of Glasgow; d. Annual Monitor; information from Karen Yeoman


03. Elizabeth Glenny

1803-05-27 of Mill of Lethenty, Scotland Scottish indexes, citing NRS ref. CH10/1/64 p. 19; information from Karen Yeoman
1822-12-08 d. Memoirs of the Life, Gospel Labours and Religious Experience of John Wigham. 1842, London: Harvey & Darton; information from Karen Yeoman
1822-12-10 bur. Kinmuck fbg, Aberdeenshire information from Karen Yeoman; Find a Grave


Children of John and Elizabeth Wigham | Wigham page | Family history home page | Website home page

 

This page was last revised on 2020-07-28.

 

© 2010–2020 Benjamin S. Beck

Web Analytics Made Easy - Statcounter