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Scottish research studies
Saltmarket: the missing generation
William Glasgow, John Glasgow · 1506–1564 · Saltmarket and Bridgegait, GlasgowOpen: Was William the son of the older Saltmarket John, and was that John also the man called alias Smith in 1506?
Documented householdThe Glasgow fishers
Robert Glasgow, Ninian Glasgow · 1551–1619 · Glasgow burgh and the Clyde-side property networkOpen: Was John who married Jonet Mathie the living brother named by Ninian in 1613?
Evidence-led studyCorsankell: James and his sons
James Glasgow, James Glasgow · 1559–1571 · Corsankell / Corsinkell, Stevenston, AyrshireOpen: How did the Corsankell household connect to William's Glasgow burgh family?
Locality / record clusterStevenston: the estate network
Matthew Glasgow, Michael Glasgow · 1549–1618 · Ardeer Nether, Brakpleuch, Dubbs and CorsankellOpen: Can the Mathie-Glencairn records identify a kinship bridge between the Ayrshire tenants and Glasgow burgesses?
Documented householdCalder: Andrew's actual household
Andrew Glasgow · 1597–1598 · [Corsoun?], Calder Cleir, Edinburgh sheriffdomOpen: Who were Andrew's parents, and where did his named children and land pass next?
Evidence-led studyHirmenschelis: John's testament family
John Glasgow · 1563–1577 · Hirmenschelis / Hirdmanschiels, Calder districtOpen: Was the Hirmenschelis testator the son John named in the Glasgow burgh protocols?
Evidence-led studyKilbirnie: the minister's origins
John Glasgow M.A, John Glasgow · 1674–1722 · Kilbirnie and Kilwinning, AyrshireOpen: Was Rev. John the Kilwinning John married to Barbara Allison, and how does his family connect to Corsankell?
Evidence-led studyTwo places, one James?
James Glasgow · 1605–1618 · Mid Calder and Inveresk / MusselburghOpen: Do the Mid Calder and Inveresk baptisms belong to the same James?
Ireland & Ulster research studies
Cross and Derry: a reconstructed cluster
Charles James Glasgow, James Glasgow · 1686–1844 · Cross, Killycurragh and Ballynasollus, Derry/TyroneOpen: Can Irish records bridge Charles Glasgow from the Scottish baptism to the Cross families?
Locality / record clusterTamlaght O'Crilly: the Hugh households
Hugh Glasgow, Hugh Glasgow · 1740–1772 · Tamlaght O'Crilly and Inishrush, County LondonderryOpen: Which, if any, later Glasgow family belongs to each documented Hugh household?
Locality / record clusterEast Antrim: Larne to Kilwaughter
Rot. Glasgow, James Glascho · 1653–1772 · Larne, Glenarm and Kilwaughter, County AntrimOpen: Can the early Larne, Glenarm and Kilwaughter occurrences be connected by a record-defined household?
Locality / record clusterMoneymore: a labelled tree under review
William Walter Glasgow, Samuel Glasgow · 1671–1735 · Moneymore / Derryloran, County TyroneOpen: Can Irish evidence identify William Walter Glasgow or reconcile the competing attached fathers?
Evidence-led studyDerryloran and Cookstown: four 1740 households
James Glasgow, William Glasgow · 1740–1760 · Derryloran and Cookstown, County TyroneOpen: Can later Cookstown profiles be matched to a specific 1740 householder?
Evidence-led studyCork to New Zealand: an independent migration
Alexander Glasgow Esq · 1792–1873 · County Cork and New ZealandOpen: Is there any documentary bridge from this Cork family to an earlier Glasgow branch?
Locality / record clusterBroughshane, Racavan and Clough
John Glasgow · 1766–1850 · Broughshane, Racavan and Clough, County AntrimOpen: Can the later Broughshane family be placed beside, rather than inside, another Antrim cluster?
Reconstructed branchBelfast and Donegal: separate documentary occurrences
James Glasgow, Thomas Glasgow · 1667–1728 · Belfast, Raphoe and KillybegsOpen: Do any contemporary records connect the Belfast and Donegal people to one another or to Antrim?
Evidence-led studyDublin Glasco watchmakers
Mary Glascow, Thomas Glasco · 1750–1783 · Christchurch Lane and Ormond Quay, DublinOpen: Can a primary record connect the Dublin watchmakers and distinguish the competing Thomas profiles?
Documented householdKilclone, County Meath: the Glasco memorial family
Named local record subjects · 1738–1754 · Kilclone, County MeathOpen: Can further Meath evidence identify the Kilclone family without merging it into Dublin, Rathdowney or Ulster?
Locality / record clusterInishrush, Dunaghy and Drumragh collateral leads
John Glasgow, Adam Glasgow · 1767–1851 · Inishrush, Dunaghy, Drumragh and RasharkinOpen: Can Inishrush, Dunaghy and Drumragh records establish a documented bridge to the later Rasharkin households?
Evidence-led studyBann Valley and Killoquin: Daniel and Thomas
Older Alexander Glasgow, Daniel Glasgow · 1778–1871 · Kilrea, Killoquin, Lisnagaver and GortereghyOpen: Can estate and church records resolve the older Alexander-and-Rosanna generation and Alexander’s relationship to Daniel and Thomas?
Locality / record clusterDesertoghill and Garvagh: a 1796 occurrence
Named local record subjects · 1796–1796 · Desertoghill and Garvagh, County LondonderryOpen: Can a church, lease, probate or estate record identify John Glasgow’s household at Desertoghill?
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