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george glenny
English landscape gardener and writer on horticulture
(b. 1793)
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samuel glenny
(1803-1881)
(b. 1803)
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alexander thomas glenny
British immunologist, GB
(b. 1882)
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henry glenny
(1835-1910) businessman and author
(b. 1835)
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glenny smeal
British mathematician, Australian born, AU
(b. 1890)
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misha glenny
British journalist specialised in southeastern Europe global organised crime and cyber security, GB
(b. 1958)
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william w. glenny
American Esperantist, US
(b. 1916)
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michael glenny
British translator, GB
(b. 1927)
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glenny kairupan
Indonesian politician (born 1949 in Manado), ID
(b. 1949)
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david glenny
New Zealand botanist (1955— ), NZ
(b. 1955)
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glenny jacobus lamberth de fretes
ID
(b. 1961)
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glenny h kairipan
Indonesian political candidate, ID
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d. glenny
New Zealand photographer, active 1920s, NZ
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frances glenny
(died 1835)
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annabella glenny
(died 1932)
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) , all over the world, is quite a rare last name. The surname Glenny is characteristic of Venezuela, where it is quite a rare surname, New Zealand, where it is a rare surname, and Ireland. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in the United States, Venezuela, and the United Kingdom. More prevalently, Glenny is the forename as well as the last name.