Explore the early Scottish bearers through medieval records, Glasgow property transactions and Edinburgh testaments. Read each occurrence in its own setting, then follow the spouses, children and neighbours named by the documents. Shared names alone do not join these households into one pedigree.
Birth-country composition of this research group, not an inferred migration route.
The transcript-validated baptism record for Agnes Glasgow, 1618, Inveresk with Musselburgh, is assigned to this profile by the completed person-level WikiTree audit. This assignment does not merge any other same-name event.…
Read the full case →The transcript-validated 1634 Inveresk baptism remains the identity-defining event for Agnes Glasgow. A malformed Findmypast burial row does not establish her death.…
Read the full case →Agnes was the wife of John Logan, a trumpmaker at Stevenston, and died before her testament dative was recorded on 4 March 1628. The testament-calendar entry does not name either parent. Her former profile attached James Glasgow elder (Glasgow-1168) as father and Margaret Smith (Smith-374110) as mother. Margaret is attached as wife of James elder's son James Glasgow younger (Glasgow-3921), not of James elder. No inspected reco…
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