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William Glasgow · 28 March 1799

Browse the relationships attached to William Glasgow (28 March 1799 – 21 January 1855). The catalogue names Nancy (Glendinning) Glasgow as a partner. Associated records name Ireland — exact locality unproved; Lissan civil parish — Cookstown area; Killycurragh townland — Oritor/Derryloran.

15 catalogue entries15 associations5 maintained conclusions
Ireland / Ulster11United States3Other / unknown1

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Nancy (Glendinning) GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship

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Adam GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Alexander Fleming GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Benjamin GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Henry Cunningham GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Isaac Watts GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship

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William Glasgow

William was a ruling elder from Killycurragh who emigrated to the United States and died at Sandusky, Ohio, in 1855. He is not a defensible identity for the William in PRONI T1959/3 whom the letter writer describes as a physician who practised in London and Hull and died in England. Exact birthplace and forename are insufficient to merge those two life courses.…

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Matilda (Glasgow) Ewing

Find a Grave memorial 131676817 includes a legible gravestone photograph recording birth on 30 March 1826 and death on 2 July 1898. An obituary image on the memorial independently states that she died early on 2 July 1898.…

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Warren C Glasgow

Find a Grave memorial 10906697 includes an obituary transcription stating that Warren returned to Waterloo while ill and died at his mother and sister's Grant Avenue home on 20 June 1907. This directly supports Waterloo as his death place.…

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