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Catalogue · 08 Sep 2026
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Samuel Glasgow · c. 1800

Browse the relationships attached to Samuel Glasgow (c. 1800 – 29 July 1857). The catalogue names Anne (Unknown) Glasgow as a partner. Associated records name Killycurragh townland — Oritor/Derryloran; County Tyrone — exact locality unproved; Kildress civil parish.

23 catalogue entries23 associations2 maintained conclusions
Ireland / Ulster22Other / unknown1

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Samuel GlasgowSelected person
Anne (Unknown) GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship

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Adelaide GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Mary Jane (Glasgow) ParkeWikiTree tree relationship
Sarah (Glasgow) MahoodWikiTree tree relationship
Silas Ebenezer GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship

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Samuel Glasgow

A private MyHeritage tree and autosomal-match label propose descent through Adelaide Glasgow, daughter of Samuel Glasgow and Nancy Johnstone. Neither the online tree nor a predicted autosomal relationship proves the displayed historical pedigree. PRONI T1959/3 provides a new but still derivative family-placement lead. Its undated and unsigned family letter says that the writer's paternal grandfather William Glasgow of Killycur…

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Maude Glasgow M.D.

The project page describes Maude as a physician, public-health pioneer and equal-rights activist, but cites only Wikipedia and contains conflicting birth years. These claims require stronger biographical and professional sources before transfer.…

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