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Catalogue · 08 Sep 2026
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John Glasgow · 1766

Browse the relationships attached to John Glasgow (1766 – 28 July 1836). The catalogue names Jane (McClure) Glasgow as a partner. Associated records name County Antrim — exact locality unproved; Purnim, Victoria, Australia; New Zealand.

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Ireland / Ulster21Australia / New Zealand25Other / unknown6England / Wales2

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Adam Dickie GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
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19 August 2026

Adam Dickie Glasgow

Adam Dickey Glasgow is a member of the nineteenth-century Ballymena family. He cannot be conflated with Adam Glasgow of Inishrush, born about 1758, or used to connect that earlier family to Victorian Robert Glasgow.…

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13 August 2026

John Glasgow

John was a bachelor farmer at Cross, Ballyclug, when he married Rachel Grey in 1865. The original certificate names his father as John Glasgow, farmer. His 1874 death return gives age sixty-five, occupation farmer and residence Cross; Michael Glasgow of Cross was present at death. He is not the forty-year-old nephew in John Glasgow-1022's 1851 household, because that man was recorded as married since 1839. John Glasgow-1022 re…

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