William Mackay MacKenzie

(20 November 1871 - 4 August 1952)
Don Alexander, William Mackay & George MacKenzie
     William Mackay MacKenzie was born on 20 November 1871 in Cromarty, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland. He was the son of Alexander Holm MacKenzie and Isabella MacKay. Robert, Janet, Donald, William, John and James were listed as the children of Alexander Holm MacKenzie in the 1881 census in 4 Barclay St, Cromarty. William, Robert, John, Janet, James and George were listed as the children of Alexander Holm MacKenzie in the 1891 census in 4 Barkly St, Cromarty, Ross & Cromarty.
Mr W Mackay Mackenzie, who is receiving the degree of Doctor of Literature from the University of Edinburgh, is native of Cromarty. He was a master of Glasgow Academy from 1897 till 1913. In the latter year he was appointed secretary to the Royal Commission.
     William Mackay MacKenzie and Janet Grace Mackay MacKenzie were recorded on the 1901 census in 20 Wilton Gardens, Kelvinside, Glasgow, Lanarkshire. William MacKay MacKenzie, 29, head, born Cromarty, teacher of English, with Janet Grace MacKenzie, aged 22.
William Mackay MacKenzie married Isabella Jane MacKenzie on 10 April 1902 in the Free Presbyterian Church, Stornaway, Inverness-shire.
His portrait was painted by David Foggie in 1914. It is now held in the National Gallery of Scotland. William Mackay MacKenzie was the informant at the death of Alexander Holm MacKenzie, on 19 July 1915.
     William resided at 21 Dalrymple Crescent, Edinburgh, 19 July 1915. William was an historian and archaeologist. He was Secretary of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland for 22 years and a notable historian and archaeologist. He was the subject of a talk by the RCAHMS in Nov 1998: Cromarty's history Man, Dr William Mackay Mackenzie 1872-1952. He wrote: Cromarty, its old chapels and parish church published Edinbrugh, Scottish Ecclesiastical Society, 1905 and Hugh Miller, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1905 and 'The old sheriffdom of Cromarty' reprinted from the Northern chronicle, Inverness which was published in Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness, 30 (1924) pp 329-59j and 'The Royal burgh of Cromarty and the breaking of the burgh' in Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness, 31 (1927) pp 289-325.
In 1925-1926 he was Rhind lecturer in Archaeology at Edinburgh University and during the Second World War acted as head of the department of Ancient Scottish History. In 1942 he was appointed to be a member of the Commission where he had formerly been Secretary. He was a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London (FSA) and was made an honorary Doctor of Laws in 1949 at Edinburgh. As well as writing on medieval history, he published a major edition of Dunbar's poems..
     William resided at 8 Cargill Tce, Leith, Midlothian, 1935.
He was also an author, poet and journalist, having 50 titles in the National Library of Scotland. He was supposedly related to Compton MacKenzie and Eric Linklater. See also http://www.ambaile.org.uk/en/literary-landscapes/intermediate.jsp?LiteraryLandscapeID=94 and http://www.nationalgalleries.org/collection/artists-a-z/F/3292/artist_name/David%20Foggie/record_id/23611.
     William resided at Calrossie, Cromarty, 1952.
     William died on 4 August 1952 in the Northern Infirmary, Inverness, aged 80. He was described as an historian and archaeologist at his death. He was buried in the Gaelic churchyard (new section), Cromarty. In loving memory of William Mackay Mackenzie, MA, D. Litt, LLd, who died on 4 th August 1952 aged 80. Isabella Jane Mackenzie his loving wife who followed him on 14th Janauary 1955 aged 85. Also of his sister Janet Grace who died on 31st August 1952 aged 74. "Goodnight beloved, not farewell."

William Noble MacKenzie

(6 September 1895 - 17 November 1988)
     William Noble MacKenzie was born on 6 September 1895.
William Noble MacKenzie married Vera Alice Ellen Coxedge, daughter of Albert Cocksedge and Ada Ellen Moorfield, on 24 December 1928 in Victoria.
     William died on 17 November 1988 aged 93.

William Weston MacKenzie

(13 December 1879 - 9 January 1969)
     William Weston MacKenzie was born on 13 December 1879 in Macks Creek, Won Wron, Victoria. He was the elder of the twins, but is named second in his father's will. He was the son of William MacKenzie and Lily Weston.
     William was registered as William McKenzie, junior, labourer at Won Wron on the 1903 electoral roll. William was a farmer in Macks Creek, Won Wron.
William Weston MacKenzie married Daisy May King in 1920 in Victoria. Daisy arrived in the area to teach piano and singing to Molly McKenzie and her sisters Jean and Annie.
     William was registered as William jr., farmer, owner of and at Bulga, with 1 vote at Macks Creek, Won Wron, Victoria, on the 1934 electoral roll.
     William was registered as a farmer at Macks Creek, Won Wron , on the 1949 electoral roll.
     William was registered as a farmer at Macks Creek, Won Wron , on the 1954 electoral roll.
     William was registered as a farmer at Macks Creek, Won Wron , on the 1960 electoral roll.
     William was registered as William McKenzie, jr., farmer at Macks Creek on the 1966 electoral roll.
     William died on 9 January 1969 in Macks Creek, Won Wron , aged 89. He was buried on 10 January 1969 in Yarram.

Mary Mackey

     Mary Mackey married Patrick Colbert.

Child of Mary Mackey and Patrick Colbert

Alfred Mackglew

(14 March 1838 - June 1891)
     Alfred Mackglew was born on 14 March 1838 in 4 Baldwin St, Clerkenwell, St Luke RD. He was the son of William John Mackglew and Eliza Whitbread.
     Alfred Mackglew appeared on the 1841 census in the household of William John Mackglew and Eliza Whitbread in 7 Queens Head Walk, Shoreditch, London. Eliza, Frederick, Louisa, Alfred, Josiah and Martha were listed as the children of William John Mackglew in the 1851 census in 41 Ely Place, St Leonard Shoreditch, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex. Alfred was a housepainter & decorator.
Alfred Mackglew married Eliza Charlotte Carter on 16 July 1865 in St Philip's church, Bethnal Green, London.
     Alfred Mackglew and Eliza Charlotte Carter were recorded on the 1871 census in 133 St Johns Rd, Shoreditch, Middlesex. Alfred McClew, head, 31, house painter, born Shoreditch; his wife Eliza, 20, dress maker, born Lambeth, Surrey, daughter Roselin, 5, son Arthur 6 months, both born at Shoreditch, and a lodger Sarah Carter, 18, dress maker, born Shoreditch.
     Alfred Mackglew and Eliza Charlotte Carter were recorded on the 1881 census in 2 Great James St, Shoreditch, London. Alfred McClew, married, 43, born Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Head, Journeyman house decorator; Eliza McClew, 32, born Southwark, Surrey, Wife, Dressmaker; Arthur McClew, 10, born Shoreditch, Son, scholar; Florence McClew, 8, born Shoreditch, daughter, scholar; Alice McClew, 5, born Shoreditch, daughter, scholar.
     Alfred resided at 8 Dunston Rd, London, 1888.
     Alfred's death was registered in the quarter ending in June 1891 in Hackney.

Children of Alfred Mackglew and Eliza Charlotte Carter

Alfred William Mackglew

(25 June 1826 - before 29 May 1827)
     Alfred William Mackglew was christened on 25 June 1826 in St Mary, Lambeth, Surrey. He was the son of Daniel Mackglew and Eliza Brandon Harding.
     Alfred died before 29 May 1827 in Bermondsey, Surrey. He was buried on 29 May 1827 in St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey. Alfred McGlew of Smith's Buildings, aged 1 year, 3 months.

Alice Mackglew

(September 1875 - )
     Alice Mackglew's birth was registered in the quarter ending in September 1875 in London, Shoreditch RD. She was the daughter of Alfred Mackglew and Eliza Charlotte Carter. Arthur, Florence and Alice were listed as the children of Alfred Mackglew in the 1881 census in 2 Great James St, Shoreditch, London.
Alice Mackglew married Charles James Holland on 4 September 1902 in West Hackney church, Hackney West, London.

Amelia Mackglew

(circa 1 January 1835 - before 15 February 1835)
     Amelia Mackglew was born circa 1 January 1835.
     Amelia died before 15 February 1835 in London. She was buried on 15 February 1835 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London.

Ann Mackglew

(31 May 1795 - )
     Ann Mackglew was christened on 31 May 1795 in St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey. Ann, daughter of Daniel Mackglew, hatter & Ann. She may have married John Dillon on23 Jan 1832 at Lambeth. She was the daughter of Daniel Mackglew and Ann Taylor.

Ann Mackglew

(1 April 1764 - )
     Ann Mackglew was born on 1 April 1764 in Long Alley, London. She was the daughter of Patrick Mackglew and Mary Macklane. Ann Mackglew was christened on 22 April 1764 in St Leonards, Shoreditch, London. Ann, daughter of Patrick & Mary McClew of Long Alley, born ye 1st June, baptised 22nd inst.

Arthur Mackglew

(December 1870 - December 1960)
     Arthur Mackglew's birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1870 in London, Shoreditch RD. He was the son of Alfred Mackglew and Eliza Charlotte Carter. Rosaline and Arthur were listed as the children of Alfred Mackglew in the 1871 census in 133 St Johns Rd, Shoreditch, Middlesex. Arthur, Florence and Alice were listed as the children of Alfred Mackglew in the 1881 census in 2 Great James St, Shoreditch, London.
The marriage of Arthur Mackglew and Mary Johnson was registered in Shoreditch RD, Middlesex, in the June 1894 quarter.
     Arthur Mackglew and Mary Johnson were recorded on the 1901 census in 29 Canterbury Rd, Islington, Middlesex. Arthur McClew, head, 30, Boot warehousman, born Shoreditch, Mary his wife 27 born Chelmsford Essex * Ellen Johnson, sister in law, 14, stationers' assistant, born Chelmsford.
     Arthur Mackglew was recorded on the 1911 census in Hackney, London. Arthur MacGlew aged 40.
     Arthur's death was registered in the quarter ending in December 1960 in S W Essex RD, Essex.

Aubrey John Mackglew

(1881 - 25 December 1965)
     Aubrey John Mackglew was also known as MacGlew in records. He was born in 1881 in Glebe, Sydney, New South Wales. He was the son of Cornelius Stanley Mackglew and Eleanor Ann Davies.
     Aubrey John Mackglew travelled to Sydney, New South Wales, on 30 January 1907 per the "Sandakan".
Aubrey John Mackglew married Ivy Isabel Manson on 18 March 1908 in Perth, Western Australia. SOCIAL ITEMS. WEDDINGS. McGLEW-MANSON.
The wedding of Miss Ivy Isabel Manson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Manson, of Caithness, West Leederville, to Mr. Aubrey John McGlew, of Forrest, Emanuel and Co., Perth, son of Mr. C. S. McGlew, of Sydney, was celebrated at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Pier- street, on Wednesday, March 18. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. S. C. James, the bridal music being played by Mrs. Cranstoun. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dainty frock of white gaz-de-soie over silk, ornamented with white silk ap- plique and designed with a pretty Empire tram of white satin. A handsomely worked tulle veil (the work and gift of Miss Myrtle Manson) was worn with a coronet of orange blossoms, and a shower bouquet of white flowers and fern was carried. The bridegroom's present to the bride consisted of a gold watch and gold muff chain, and the bride's present to the bridegroom was a set of shaving accessories. A rainbow effect in delicate colours was given by the bridal procession, the four bridesmaids, Miss Myrtle Manson (sister of the bride), Miss Greta Richards (cousin of the bride). Miss Doris Hardwick, and Miss Edith Sheath, wearing pale pink, pale blue, pale yellow, and pale green respectively. Their frocks were carried out in soft silk, ornamented with cream lace, the kimono effect being emphasised by a touch of velvet and silk trimming. Hats in crinoline straw, softened with tulle, clasped with a cluster of flowers in conjunction with pretty bouquets to harmonise with their dresses, completed the costumes. The bridegroom's presents to the bridesmaids were a gold bracelet and gold brooches set with rubies. A pretty little mite-Jean Sellick, also attended the bride, and was dressed in a picture frock of soft white silk, reaching to the ground, and a little lapelled corsage effect in lace to match the close-fitting Dutch bonnet of cream lace. The little maid carried a posy of flowers, tied with rainbow-bued ribbon. Mr. Kim Forrest acted as best man, and Mr. McMillan, of Fremantle, as grooms- man. After the ceremony was over, a reception was held by Mr. and Mrs. Manson, in St. Andrew's Hall. Mrs. Manson received in a charming frock of black gaz-de-soie over white glace, ornamented with insertions and trimmings of black Chantilly lace ; a hat in white tulle and black lace completed the toilette, with a bouquet of roses. A handsome set of presents were displayed on the platform, of the hall, which was prettily decorated for the occasion. The usual toasts were honoured, and songs were given by Miss Ruby Goss. Mrs. Manson, sen. (grand mother of the bride), wore a handsome dress of black silk, and a black lace cap and bonnet, with relief of white. The bride went away in a smart frock of Copenhagen blue silk, with trimmings of lace applique, and becoming white hat, softened with Ascot plumes.

McGLEW—MANSON.-On March 18, 1908, at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Perth, by the Rev. A. S. C. James, Aubrey J. McGlew, youngest son of C. S. McGlew, Sydney, to Ivy Isobel eldest daughter of G. H. Manson, of West Leederville. At home, Caithness, McCourt-street West Leederville, on May 21 and 22..
     Aubrey John Mackglew travelled to Fremantle, Western Australia, between 1930 and 1948. He travelled regularly via Fremantle - 21 Mar 1930 from Singapore per Gascoyne to Fremantle, 5 April 1931 from Batavia and 14 May 1933 from Banjoewangi to Fremantle per Centaur, 13 Sep 1932 per Moldavia from Colombo, 23 Jan 1932 per Koolinda, 5 Dec 1933 per Strathaird from Colombo (with Mrs Ivy), 8 Dec 1936 & 29 Mar 1938(with Mrs II) per Orford from Colombo, 10 Dec 1935 per Orama from Colombo to Fremantle; 11 Jul 1936 from Carnarvon & 8 Mar 1940 from Singapore both per Gorgon.
He travelled again after the war: - 13 Mar 1946 per Charon from Singapore; 30 Mar 1947 & 23 Dec 1938 per Charon from Singapore; 2 May 1948 per Charon from Singapore to Derby.
     Aubrey died on 25 December 1965 in West Perth, Western Australia. He was buried in Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth.

Child of Aubrey John Mackglew and Ivy Isabel Manson

Charles Mackglew

(14 September 1767 - before 11 November 1792)
     Charles Mackglew was born on 14 September 1767 in Holborn, Middlesex. He was the son of James Mackglew and Elizabeth Driver. Charles Mackglew was christened on 21 September 1767 in St Lincoln Inn Fields RC church, Holborn, London.
     Charles died before 11 November 1792 in London. He was buried on 11 November 1792 in St Benet Fink, London. Charles McGlue was buried in the churchyard.

Charles Edward Mackglew

(25 October 1787 - )
     Charles Edward Mackglew was also known as Macklew in records. He was born on 25 October 1787 in London. He was the son of Charles Edward Mackglew and Ann Unknown. Charles Edward Mackglew was christened on 25 October 1790 in St Bartholomew the Great, London.

Charles Edward Mackglew

     Charles Edward Mackglew was also known as Macklew in records.
Charles Edward Mackglew married Ann Unknown.

Child of Charles Edward Mackglew and Ann Unknown

Cornelius Mackglew

(circa 1836 - )
     Cornelius Mackglew was born circa 1836 in Sunderland, Durham. A Cornelius McGlen was registered in the Dec quarter of 1839 in Wandsworth RD.
The marriage of Cornelius Mackglew and Sarah Nixon? was registered in Sunderland, Durham, in the 3 March 1857 quarter.
     Cornelius Mackglew and Sarah Nixon? were recorded on the 1861 census in 16 Barrack? St, Sunderland, Durham. Cornelous Macglew, head, 25, mariner?, with his wife Sarah aged 21, both born in Sunderland; in a multi-family building.

Cornelius Stanley Mackglew

(6 October 1839 - 3 December 1924)
     Cornelius Stanley Mackglew was also known as M'Glew in records. Cornelius Stanley Mackglew was also known as McGlew in records. Cornelius Stanley Mackglew was also known as MacGlew in records. He's birth was registered in the quarter ending on 6 October 1839 in Wandsworth RD, Surrey. He was the son of Robert Mackglew and Elizabeth Wilkinson.
     Cornelius Stanley Mackglew appeared on the 1841 census in the household of Robert Mackglew and Elizabeth Wilkinson in Clapham Rise, Clapham, Surrey. Cornelius Stanley Mackglew was christened on 21 April 1851 in St John the Baptist, Clapham, Surrey. Conelius, born Oct 6 1839, baptised 4 April 1851 with his siblings Martha, John & Lydia. Son of Robert & Elizabeth, woolbroker..
     Cornelius Stanley Mackglew arrived per "Star of Peace" on 22 April 1856 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Cornelius Stanley Mackglew married Ellen Augusta Unknown before 1863. Cornelius Stanley Mackglew was widowed on 3 April 1864 on the death of his wife Ellen Augusta Unknown.
Cornelius Stanley Mackglew married Eleanor Ann Davies on 26 January 1866 in Redfern, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. On the 26th January, at St Paul's, Redfern, by special license, by the Rev. A. H. Stephen, B.A., CORNELIUS STANLEY McGLEW, Esq., of Surrey, England to Elenora Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. John Davies, Redfern, late of Goswell Road, London.
Cornelius Stanley Mackglew was declared bankrupt on 14 January 1870. Cornelius Stanley McGlew of Redfern/Waterloo, was sequestered in 1870 and a certificate of discharge issued in 1872.
In 1871 a New South Wales mining adventurer, C S McGlew, tracked down the origins of a small sample of tin that had been brought to Sydney by a commercial traveller, and passed from hand to hand. He found that the sample had been sent on its way by an eccentric shepherd on the New England tableland. McGlew started a rush to the rich tinlands of the region. This alluvial tin could be mined like gold by men with little capital and experience, so its development was rapid. In 1872, following up another rumour, McGlew found another rich tinfield just across the Queensland border, and in 1873 the Border tin region produced more tin than any other region or country in the world.
Cornelius Stanley Mackglew was listed in a directory dated between 1875 and 1876 as Cornelius S McGlew at Newtown Rd, Newtown, Sydney, New South Wales.
     Cornelius Stanley Mackglew travelled to Sydney, New South Wales, between 1887 and 1898.
Persons wanted: McGlew, John & Cornellius (sons of Elizabeth McGlew) Interest under the will of uncle George Augustus Wilkinson, Sutton, Surey [copied from the Times 19 Jan 1894].
     Cornelius resided at King St, Unley Park, South Australia, 2 October 1916.
     Cornelius died on 3 December 1924 in Unley Park, South Australia, aged 85.
     The administration of his estate was granted on 20 January 1944 at Llandudno, Wales. Cornelius Stanley McGlew, of King St, Unley Park, South Austrlia, died 3 Dec 1924. Admon to F LMoss solicitor attorney to Aubrey John McGlew. Effects £191 0s 11d in England.

Children of Cornelius Stanley Mackglew and Eleanor Ann Davies

Cynthia Mackglew

(13 May 1806 - December 1885)
     Cynthia Mackglew was also known as Ann in records. She was born on 13 May 1806 in Seward Stone, Waltham Cross, Essex, England. She was the daughter of Robert Mackglew and Anna Maria Sleight.
Cynthia Mackglew married John Wood on 19 March 1829 in St Botolph Aldgate, London. Cynthia Mackglew, spinster of this parish & John Wood, bachelor of St George in the East, Mdx, by licence, in the presence of Robert Mackglew & Martha Mackglew.
     Cynthia Mackglew arrived per "Lang" on 17 August 1832 at Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
     Cynthia Mackglew travelled to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, on 13 April 1834 per the "Currency Lass". Hobart, Tasmania. Synthia Wood preceded Martha on the 1834 shipping list from Hobart to Sydney, arriving 13 April.
Cynthia Mackglew married Frederick Crewe Haswell as her second husband, on 18 April 1834 in the Presbyterian church, Sydney, New South Wales. She gave August rather than April - to be checked..
Cynthia Mackglew and Frederick Crewe Haswell witnessed Alexander Abbott and Martha Mackglew's wedding on 11 October 1836 in St Andrew's Scot's church, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
     Cynthia Mackglew was on the passenger list of the "Catherine Jamieson", arriving at London, England, in May 1848. Cynthia is likely to be the Mrs Haswell who was a passenger on the barque Catherine Jamieson (as reported in several Sydney newspapers) which cleared Sydney 6 December 1847 (The Caledonian, Edinburgh, 24 April 1848), arrived off Penzance 7 May 1848 (The Morning Chronicle, London, 10 May), and put in at Gravesend, as reported 11 May 1848 (The Caledonian, 18 May)..
     Cynthia Mackglew was recorded on the 1851 census in Bridgewater S?, Somers Town, St Pancras, Middlesex. Cynthia Haswell, widow, 44, needlewoman, born Stewardham (sic), Essex. She was mentioned in the Poor Law documents. A settlement order for Ann Haswell reports that she had been resident in the Shoreditch workhouse for 1 month, previously at Jane Shore Court for 6 Weeks, and before that at Wilmer Gardens, 2 to 3 months. She says she was 48 years old, the widow of Frederick Haswell, whom she had married at the Presbyterian Church, Sydney, 18 Aug (sic) 1834, and that Frederick died May 1841. She reports that she returned to England, departing Australia in 1847 and arriving at London in May 1848. She lived with a brother-in-law (not further identified) at Clapham for a week, then at Church Row, Somers Town, St. Pancras, for 6 months. She then says she was in November or December 1852 living at Caledonia Crescent, Somers Town.
With this information, she was found in the 1851 census, Somers Town, St. Pancras. From 1867 to the early 1870s, she appears in the records of the St Pancras workhouse, and she was there in the 1871 census, aged 64, born Sewendon (sic), Essex. Again, I have not found her in 1881, but as Cynthia Haswell, her death was registered in the fourth quarter of 1885, aged 79.
Given the dates she reports, Cynthia is likely the Mrs Haswell who was a passenger on the barque Catherine Jamieson (as reported in several Sydney newspapers) that cleared Sydney 6 December 1847 (The Caledonian, Edinburgh, 24 April 1848), arrived off Penzance 7 May 1848 (The Morning Chronicle, London, 10 May), and put in at Gravesend, as reported 11 May 1848 (The Caledonian, 18 May). on 17 February 1854 in Shoreditch, Middlesex, England.
     Cynthia Mackglew was recorded on the 1861 census in Palmerstown Terrace, Somers Town, Marylebone, Middlesex. Cynthia Haswell, lodger, widow, aged 60, needle woman, born Stratford Essex, with the Roberts family: Benjamin, 50, head, baker (journeyman) born Islington, wife Isabella, 46, sons James 123, Henry 8, & daughter Eliza.
     Cynthia Mackglew was recorded on the 1871 census in the Workhouse, St Pancras. From 1867 to the early 1870s, she appears in the records of the St Pancras workhouse, and she was there in the 1871 census, aged 64, born Sewendon (sic), Essex.
     Cynthia Mackglew were recorded on the 1881 census. Not yet found.
     Cynthia's death was registered in the quarter ending in December 1885 in Pancras RD. She was buried on 18 December 1885 in Camden, Middlesex.

Daniel Mackglew

(before 1748 - 7 April 1785?)
     Daniel Mackglew was born before 1748 in London, England. He was the son of Patrick Mackglew and Mary Macklane. Daniel was apprentice in the paper trade from 1761 to 1768, in London. Mackglew, Daniel, bound on 1761/05/05; freed on 1768/12/06 Address: London, Occupation(s): Stationers' Company apprentice, book/paper/printing trades(a) ST/3:3621. Appears in A Biographical Database of Members of the London Book Trade 1701-1800.... For further information contact Michael L Turner, The Bodleian Library, Oxford. On 5 May 1761 he was apprenticed to Robert Hands of the Stationer's Company. On 12 April 1763 he was turned over to Charles Ouvry of the Stationers Company and secondly to Cornelius Taylor on 4 Nov 1766. [CR:]Daniel Mackglew was listed as a Freeman of the city of London on 22 October 1768. He was apprenticed to Robert Hands, citizen & stationer of London, as Daniel Mackglew, son of Patrick Mackglew of Long Alley, Moorfields, cordwainer. He was also listed on 6 Dec 1768 as a new Freeman in the Stationers Company by servitude to Cornelius Taylor.
Daniel Mackglew married Jane Pearson on 2 June 1771 in St Botolph Bishopsgate, London.
     Daniel Mackglew was employed as a paper stainer from 1772, London. Paperstaining was the word used in the 18th & 19th centuries for wallpaper printing. The wall paper was block printed by hand. A paperstainer had to be licenced and until 1836 each sheet of paper he sold carried duty. There is an interesting petition in 1817 where paperstainers objected to stencillers as they didn't need premises and didn't pay duty, so were undercutting them.
     Daniel was buried on 7 April 1785? In St Leonard, Shoreditch, London. He may be the Daniel McGlew (indexed as McGleare) of the WH (work house?) aged 40.

Children of Daniel Mackglew and Jane Pearson

Daniel Mackglew

(3 May 1772 - before 22 September 1822)
     Daniel Mackglew was born on 10 April 1772 in London. He was christened on 3 May 1772 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London. He was the son of Daniel Mackglew and Jane Pearson.
Daniel Mackglew married Ann Taylor on 30 October 1791 in St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey.
Daniel Mackglew married secondly Martha Smith on 23 December 1804 in St Botolph Bishopsgate, London. He was a hatter in 1806, Southwark, Surrey.      
Daniel Mackglew paid land tax as Daniel McGlue, rental 6 in 1809 in St George the Martyr parish, Southwark, Surrey.
     Daniel resided at 137 Minories, London, between 1814 and 1815. He was a hatter and dealer in straw hats.
     Daniel resided at 36 Banner St, London, 14 August 1816. He was a hatter and dealer in straw hats.
     Daniel died before 22 September 1822 in Crown Court, London. He was buried on 22 September 1822 in St Giles Without Cripplegate.

Children of Daniel Mackglew and Ann Taylor

Children of Daniel Mackglew and Martha Smith

Daniel Mackglew

(6 January 1793 - before 9 June 1833)
     Daniel Mackglew was christened on 6 January 1793 in St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey. He was the son of Daniel Mackglew and Ann Taylor.
Daniel Mackglew married Eliza Brandon Harding on 24 July 1820 in St James, Paddington, Middlesex. Daniel Mackglew of this parish ad Eliza Brandon Harding of this parish were married in this church by banns. Both signed in the presence of Sophia Brandon Harding & ... Daniel Mackglew obtained a marriage licence in 1820 to marry at Paddington. He was described as a hatter. He was a hatter, Carlisle St, Lambeth.
     Daniel died before 9 June 1833 in Bermondsey, Surrey. He was buried on 9 June 1833 in St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey.

Children of Daniel Mackglew and Eliza Brandon Harding

Ebenezer Mackglew

(13 April 1814 - )
     Ebenezer Mackglew was born on 13 April 1814 in Pavement, Moorfields, London, St Stephen Coleman St. He was the son of Robert Mackglew and Anna Maria Sleight.
Ebenezer Mackglew married Marie Louise Bevis on 3 June 1843 in St Bride Fleet St, London.
     Ebenezer Mackglew was recorded on the 1851 census. Ebenezer aged 37, born Finsbury, Mdx.
Ebenezer Mackglew and Marie Louise Bevis emigrated from England in 1852 to New York, New York, USA. Ebenezer Mackglew 38, Louisa Mackglew 30 & Maria Louisa Mackglew 7, emigrated to New York with the Bevis family.

Child of Ebenezer Mackglew and Marie Louise Bevis

Eliza Mackglew

(12 June 1831? - )
     Eliza Mackglew was also known as Elizabeth in records. She was born on 12 June 1831? In Crown Court, London. She was the daughter of William John Mackglew and Eliza Whitbread. Eliza Mackglew was christened on 7 March 1832 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London.
     Eliza Mackglew appeared on the 1841 census in the household of William John Mackglew and Eliza Whitbread in 7 Queens Head Walk, Shoreditch, London.
Elizabeth Mackglew married William Myatt on 30 April 1849 in St Philip's church, Bethnal Green, London. They made thier marks.
     Eliza Mackglew was recorded on the 1851 census in 31 Gloucester St, Shoreditch. William Myatt, 20, shoemaker, born Hoxton with his wife Elizabeth 25, born St Luke's Middlesex, and their daughter Elizabeth 1, born Shoreditch.
     Eliza Mackglew was recorded on the 1861 census in 1 Axes Place, Shoreditch. William Myatt 29, shoemaker, born Hoxton; his wife Elizabeth Myatt 29, shoe binder, born St Luke's, children Elena Myatt 11, Jane Myatt 9, Elizabeth Myatt 2 ,Rose Myatt 2 weeks, all born at Hoxton; relatiions: Josiah McNeer 21, Alfred McNeer 23, printers born at St Luke's.

Eliza Mackglew

(March 1845 - )
     Eliza Mackglew's birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1845 in Shoreditch, London. She was the daughter of William John Mackglew and Eliza Whitbread. Eliza, Frederick, Louisa, Alfred, Josiah and Martha were listed as the children of William John Mackglew in the 1851 census in 41 Ely Place, St Leonard Shoreditch, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex. Eliza was listed as the daughter of William John Mackglew in the 1861 census in Shoreditch, Middlesex. William McGlew, head 54, painter & paper hanger, born Kent, Rd, Eliza his wife aged 54, born Ramsden Heath, Essex, Eliza daughter 16, born Shoreditch.
Eliza Mackglew married Frederick William Godfrey on 4 March 1867 in St James the Great, Bethnal Green, Middlesex. Eliza McClew, the witnessed included her father William McClew, painter..

Eliza Ann Mackglew

(24 September 1828 - )
     Eliza Ann Mackglew was christened on 24 September 1828 in St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, Surrey. She was the daughter of Daniel Mackglew and Eliza Brandon Harding.
     Eliza Ann Mackglew was recorded on the 1851 census in Lambeth, Surrey. An Eliza Mackglew was a housemaid aged 23, unmarried but born in Scotland, so not likely to be this person.
Eliza Ann Mackglew married Charles or William Blencoe or Waters in June 1858 in Lambeth RD, Surrey.

Elizabeth Mackglew

(5 December 1779 - )
     Elizabeth Mackglew was born on 5 December 1779 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London. She was the daughter of Daniel Mackglew and Jane Pearson. Elizabeth Mackglew was christened on 16 January 1780 in St Giles Without Cripplegate.

Elizabeth Mackglew

(27 July 1773 - 10 April 1778)
     Elizabeth Mackglew was born on 27 July 1773 in London. She was the daughter of Daniel Mackglew and Jane Pearson. Elizabeth Mackglew was christened on 12 September 1773 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London.
     Elizabeth was buried on 10 April 1778 in St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex. Elizabeth Mc Glew, 4 years, W H (Work House).

Elizabeth Mackglew

(13 January 1819 - before 28 August 1822)
     Elizabeth Mackglew was born on 13 January 1819 in Golden Lane, London, St Giles Cripplegate. She was the daughter of Daniel Mackglew and Martha Smith. Elizabeth Mackglew was christened on 30 September 1821 in St Giles Without Cripplegate. Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel Mackglind, of Golden Lane, hatter, & Martha, born 13 January 1819.
     Elizabeth died before 28 August 1822 in Golden Lane, London. She was buried on 28 August 1822 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London.

Elizabeth Mackglew

(10 May 1832 - 6 April 1867)
     Elizabeth Mackglew was born on 10 May 1832 in Clapham, Surrey. She was the daughter of Robert Mackglew and Elizabeth Wilkinson.
     Elizabeth Mackglew appeared on the 1841 census in the household of Robert Mackglew and Elizabeth Wilkinson in Clapham Rise, Clapham, Surrey. Elizabeth, Mary, Martha, John, Lydia and Alfred were listed as the children of Robert Mackglew in the 1851 census in 7 Bedford Row, Clapham, Surrey. Elizabeth Mackglew was christened on 21 April 1851 in St John the Baptist, Clapham, Surrey.
     Elizabeth died on 6 April 1867 in Brompton, London, aged 34. Macglew, Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr R Macglew of Clapham, at Brompton, aged 32 on the 6th inst. She was buried on 10 April 1867 in Norwood Cemetery, Lambeth, Surrey. Elizabeth McGlew, of Brompton Square, aged 34.

Elizabeth Mackglew

(circa 1760 - )
     Elizabeth Mackglew was born circa 1760. She is a contemporary of Daniel - possibly a sister?.
Elizabeth Mackglew married William Kitchin on 3 April 1780 in St Leonard, Shoreditch, London. William Kitchin of this parish, bachelor, & Elisabeth Mackglew of this parish, spinster, married by banns 3 April 1780. she made her mark in the presence of Peter Wheeler & Elisabeth Whithead, her mark.