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john david glennie
British cleric, painter, etcher, and lithographer, 1796-1874
(b. 1796)
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william glennie
Teacher of Lord Byron (1761-1828)
(b. 1761)
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benjamin glennie
Anglican clergyman
(b. 1812)
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william glennie
(1797-1856)
(b. 1797)
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arthur glennie
British artist, 1803-1890, GB
(b. 1803)
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george glennie
Glennie, George (1818–1886), golfer
(b. 1818)
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john glennie
English clergyman and cricketer (1825-1903)
(b. 1825)
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walter henry glennie
(born 1835)
(b. 1835)
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harriet mary glennie
(born 1836)
(b. 1836)
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walter o'brian glennie
(born 1837)
(b. 1837)
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william glennie
(1838-1861)
(b. 1838)
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catherine sophia glennie
(born 1839)
(b. 1839)
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james glennie
(1840-1903)
(b. 1840)
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isabella maria glennie
(born 1841)
(b. 1841)
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alexander william glennie
(1843-1886)
(b. 1843)
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, גלני 
, غليني) , throughout the world, is quite a rare surname. The cognomen Glennie is characteristic of New Zealand, where it is quite a rare surname, the United Kingdom, and Australia, where it is a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada. Also, Glennie is the forename as well as the last name.