William Glegg was the founder of the Calday Grange Grammar School. A man of considerable local standing, he founded the school in 1636. He gave 15 acres...

British Army William Glegg, the founder of the Calday Grange Grammar School Gregg (surname) This page lists people with the surname Glegg. If an internal...

established as a free grammar school on the present site by local landowner William Glegg. From when it started with 12 pupils, the school has grown into an establishment...

Cheshire. William of Orange stayed at Gayton Hall in 1689 en route to the Battle of the Boyne in Ireland, and knighted his host, Sir William Glegg. Gayton...

Dulwich College 1619 Robert Chaloner Dr Challoner's Grammar School 1624 William Glegg Calday Grange Grammar School 1636 Robert Aske Haberdashers' Aske's School...

Reserve Lieutenant John Gillies, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Lieutenant William Glegg-Smith, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Lieutenant Norris Goddard, Royal...

perspective of a site in London. The next prominent ornithologist was William Glegg from the 1920s onwards and he wrote a paper for the London Naturalist...

the early 18th century. It was the home of the Glegg family. William of Orange stayed with William Glegg in the house on his way to Ireland in 1690. During...

became the property of William Glegg who also founded Calday Grange Grammar School, and it remained the property of the Gleggs until 1785, when it was...

1924 he married Janet Glegg (b.1896). They had two children: Alan Graham Moonie (1925-2008) and Annot Lyle Moonie, who married William Lightheart, also a...