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Catalogue · 08 Sep 2026
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Samuel Glasgow · c. 1801

Browse the relationships attached to Samuel Glasgow (c. 1801 – c. 1866). The catalogue names Mary E Glasgow Unknown as a partner. Associated records name Prescott Ontario; United States; Canada.

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Ireland / Ulster1United States2Canada3

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James E GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Mary GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
Orena GlasgowWikiTree tree relationship
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Samuel Glasgow

Samuel Glasgow (Glasgow-4010) is the Irish-born storekeeper aged next birthday 51 in Prescott's 1851 census. No compatible live profile existed. Mary E. Unknown (Unknown-764031) and the four created children—Mary (Glasgow-4016), James E. (Glasgow-4017), Orena (Glasgow-4019) and younger Samuel (Glasgow-4021)—are retained as uncertain household relationships because the census does not state kinship. Alba and Lycania remain uncr…

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Mary Glasgow

Glasgow-4016 is the US-born Mary aged next birthday 11 in Samuel Glasgow's 1851 Prescott household. Both parent links and her approximate birth are uncertain.…

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James E Glasgow

Glasgow-4017 is the Canada-born James E. aged next birthday 5 in Samuel Glasgow's 1851 Prescott household. The middle initial, birth estimate and both parent links are uncertain.…

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