Browse the relationships attached to John Glasgow (c. 1475). Associated records name Adams, Ohio, United States; Kirknewton — West Lothian; Lanarkshire — exact locality unproved.
The John c.1475 tree contains several documented households joined by uncertain links. Start with the evidence for each group, rather than assuming every attached generation is proved.
Was William the son of the older Saltmarket John, and was that John also the man called alias Smith in 1506?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupWas John who married Jonet Mathie the living brother named by Ninian in 1613?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupHow did the Corsankell household connect to William's Glasgow burgh family?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan the Mathie-Glencairn records identify a kinship bridge between the Ayrshire tenants and Glasgow burgesses?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupWho were Andrew's parents, and where did his named children and land pass next?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupWas the Hirmenschelis testator the son John named in the Glasgow burgh protocols?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupWas Rev. John the Kilwinning John married to Barbara Allison, and how does his family connect to Corsankell?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupDo the Mid Calder and Inveresk baptisms belong to the same James?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan Irish records bridge Charles Glasgow from the Scottish baptism to the Cross families?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupWhich, if any, later Glasgow family belongs to each documented Hugh household?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan the early Larne, Glenarm and Kilwaughter occurrences be connected by a record-defined household?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan Irish evidence identify William Walter Glasgow or reconcile the competing attached fathers?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan later Cookstown profiles be matched to a specific 1740 householder?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupIs there any documentary bridge from this Cork family to an earlier Glasgow branch?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan the later Broughshane family be placed beside, rather than inside, another Antrim cluster?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupDo any contemporary records connect the Belfast and Donegal people to one another or to Antrim?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan a primary record connect the Dublin watchmakers and distinguish the competing Thomas profiles?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan further Meath evidence identify the Kilclone family without merging it into Dublin, Rathdowney or Ulster?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan Inishrush, Dunaghy and Drumragh records establish a documented bridge to the later Rasharkin households?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan estate and church records resolve the older Alexander-and-Rosanna generation and Alexander’s relationship to Daniel and Thomas?
Evidence and unresolved linksResearch groupCan a church, lease, probate or estate record identify John Glasgow’s household at Desertoghill?
Evidence and unresolved linksBirth-country composition of this research group, not an inferred migration route.
This profile was created and attached to Andrew Glasgow from a misreading of NRS CC8/8/32. Re-examination of images 123–124 identifies Andrew's wife as Elizat Stevinsoun, not Jonet Anderson. No independent record currently supports Jonet's name, estimated birth, marriage to Andrew or maternity of any attached child. Do not silently convert this profile into Elizabeth Stevenson. A compatible Bessie Stevinsoune…
Read the full case →Esbell Brade was the wife of William Glasgow (Glasgow-1098). On 31 December 1534 they transferred Glasgow property to their son John Glasgow and his wife Jonet Spreull while reserving the profits during their own lifetimes. The record proves Esbell's spouse and son; it does not supply her birth year or parents.…
Read the full case →Jean's marriage to John Glasgow (Glasgow-1073) is supported by a Kilbirnie parish marriage entry dated 14 January 1690. A published Ayrshire history describes her as a daughter of John Cuninghame of Wattieston, but that parentage remains derivative until the relevant original record is identified. An older project page also mis-associated this same profile with Robert Glasgow, M.D.; do not conflate the marriages.…
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