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Glasgow archive/Thomas Glasgow · before 1700
Catalogue · 08 Sep 2026
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Thomas Glasgow · before 1700

Browse the relationships attached to Thomas Glasgow (before 1700). The catalogue names Catherine Clarkson as a partner. Associated records name Livingston, Scotland; Livingston — West Lothian; Uphall, Scotland.

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Scotland17

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Thomas GlasgowSelected person
Catherine ClarksonWikiTree tree relationship

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Abraham GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Alexander GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Andrew GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Hellen GlasgouWikiTree tree relationship
James GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship

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Janet (Cunningham) Glasgow

Janet's marriage to Abraham Glasgow (Glasgow-1227) is represented by a FamilySearch Scottish marriage index entry for 1741. The broader repeated-marriage pattern supplies context only and does not identify Janet's parents.…

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Abraham Glasgow

Abraham's 1741 marriage to Janet Cunningham has an indexed Scottish marriage lead. The recurrence of Cunningham spouses elsewhere in the Name Study is not evidence that Janet belonged to another documented Cunningham family.…

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David Glasgow

The transcript-validated baptism record for David Glasgow, 23 May 1742, Livingston, is assigned to this profile by the completed person-level WikiTree audit. This assignment does not merge any other same-name event.…

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