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Glenister Information Newsletters

Published on paper in the 1990s

The Glenister Information Newsletters (GINs) were published in the 1990s on paper.

GIN1 December 1991
GIN2 February 1992
GIN3 December 1992
GIN4 May 1993
GIN5 December 1994

GIN1 December 1991

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Contents

Welcome!
Your contributions welcomed
Researchers news
Areas of interest
Guild of One Name Studies
Origin of the name
The heraldic connection: The definitive answer on grants of arms from the College of Arms in London
The medieval connection: First mention of a William Glenister in the time of King Edward II (reigned 1307-1327)
A crime of the times
Ancient crimes: Extracts from "Calendar of Quarter Session Records" Volume VII 1724-1730, edited by William Le Hardy MC TD FSA, published by Buckinghamshire County Council 1980
Modern crimes: Extract from "News of the World" published in London on 27 January 1991
Military matters: Index of Army deaths from the GRO
An emigrant at home: Census entry from 1851 for Henry James Glenister (1823-1890) (rino 139 in root 2548)
In my own backyard: Discovery of the grave of Stephen Glenister (1822-1879) (rino 3343 in root 3339)
Glenisters of note: List of Glenisters in the public eye
Glenisters in business: Businesses with Glenister in their name from the Dun + Bradstreet directory in 1987
Glenisters in the street: Streets with Glenister in their name from the London A to Z in 1990
In the files: Summary of the 7,000 Glenister events in the study
A sticking point: Appeal for help in locating the parents of Henry Glenister (1751-1824) (rino 8 in root 5327)
Can you help?: More appeals fo help
Feedback: How to contact the author

GIN2 February 1992

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Contents

From the Editor
Long service award: The inscription on the gravstone of Joseph Glenister (1799-1879) (rino 526 in root 255)
Comings and goings: Notes of contacts with other researchers
Offers and enquiries received: More notes of contacts with other researchers
Society news: Note son contact with the Guild of One Name Studies, and the family history societies for Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Bedfordshire
Parish registers of Boxmoor St John: Details of 70 Glenister events for the period 1833 to 1945
Missing persons: Notes of 5 Glenisters from the Hemel Hempstead and Berkhamsted area who had no known descendants
The Cambridge connection: Notes on nmore Gl*nisters from Cambridgeshire from 1712-1715 - including Edmund Glinister, appointed sheriff of Cambridgeshire in 1712
Who's Who: Extract from "Who's Who" published in 1992 for Tony Glenister (1923-1998) (rino 804 in root 448)
Don't put your daughter on the stage, Mrs Glenister: Notes on Glenister connections with the stage and screen, including as actor, director, venue manager, and even as a character.
Successful connections: Making connections for the family of tree of Carol Ann Currie with connections to John Edward Glenister (1850-1917) (rino 388 in root 1016).
League table of Glenister families: Table of family tree with number of generations and descendants.
Readers comments
My grandfather Alfred William Glenister: Not of the death of Alfred William Glenister (1901-1992) (rino 36 in root 5327).
The father of the Hastings police force: Notes on William Montague Glenister (1828-1894) (rino 105 in root 448) and his founding of the Hastings police force and fire brigade.
The Charge of the Light Brigade: The part playes by James Glanister (1834-1901) (rino 7980 in root 7488) in this famous military event.
Census dates: Notes of dates of census for the years 1841-1891.
The footballing Glenister: Notes on Clement Edward Glenister (1897-1968) (rino 1426 in root 1016) who played football for England in 1928-1929.
Death before dishonour: Notes which link the winner of the 1949 Derby, a fraud at a major british bank, and the suicide of Henry Arthur Allison Glenister (1907-1952) (rino 1612 in root 622) .
Using a computer for family history: Notes on using the computer software package Personal Ancestral File (PAF) to keep track of over 10,000 records of Glenister events.