Denvil, Henry Gaskell, 1804-1866

Henry Gaskell Denvil (1804-1866) was an actor and theater manager best known for his role as Manfred in the 1830s. He took over the Pavilion Theatre in the early 1840s in which his wife, Mary Ann Denvil, was the house dramatist.

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creatorOf	Princess's Theatre (London, England). Memorandum of agreement between Charles Kean, lessee of Princess's Theatre, and Henry Gaskell Denvil and Alice Matilda Denvil [manuscript], 1857 August 21.	Folger Shakespeare Library
referencedIn	Vol. CCLXIII, ff. 380, July 1841-Nov. 1842.includes:f. 6 Timperon and Dobinson; W. Indian merchants: Letter to H. Goulburn: 1841.ff. 9, 11, 143 John Charles Herries, statesman: Letters to H. Goulburn: 1841-1842.f. 17 Commander Charles Gayton W...	British Library
creatorOf	Denvil, Henry Gaskell, 1804-1866,. Autograph letters signed from Henry Gaskell Denvil, New York and Philadelphia, to Francis C. Wemyss [manuscript], [1836-1837?].	Folger Shakespeare Library

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parentOf	Denvil, Alice Matilda, -1908	person
spouseOf	Denvil, Mary Ann, 1809-1889	person
associatedWith	Princess's Theatre (London, England)	corporateBody
correspondedWith	Wemyss, Francis Courtney, 1797-1859	person

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Death 1866

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