Robert Glaskow is documented at Larne in 1653, but no inspected record names his wife or child. This tree group leads into the Kilwaughter households and the later Robert Glasgow and Rachel Wilson family. Its early connecting relationships remain working hypotheses; the original records and current assessments explain where the evidence becomes firmer.
Birth-country composition of this research group, not an inferred migration route.
This profile is George Glasgow's wife Sarah in Glenleslie household 20, not the different Sarah Alexander recorded as a visitor in John and Rose Glasgow's household 21. Do not add the visitor's age, status or household to this profile. Do not detach George or their children: household 20 directly records the couple and five children together.…
Read the full case →Rosanna's original marriage entry identifies her as a farm servant of Tyanee, daughter of farmer Henry Barkley, and gives her age as about 25 on 17 March 1851. Her estimated birth should therefore be about 1825/26, not about 1810.…
Read the full case →James Glasgow's 1775 will directly names his wife Mary. The 1817-1818 Wilson inheritance pleadings say Mary was a daughter of one of Archibald Wilson's six sisters. Because James's mother Rachel was another sister, the pleaded relationships make James and Mary first cousins. Neither the will nor the equity papers gives Mary the birth surname Crozier/Crosier or identifies her mother. Preserve Mary as James's wife and as a daugh…
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