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Catalogue · 08 Sep 2026
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William Glasgow · c. 1656

Browse the relationships attached to William Glasgow (c. 1656). Associated records name Pennsylvania, United States; Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States; Portglenone — regional family-tradition reference.

95 catalogue entries101 associations11 maintained conclusions
United States69Ireland / Ulster14Other / unknown10Scotland2

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John Glasgow

The John Glasgow born in 1780 and named in the later County Londonderry/Pennsylvania family is distinct from John Glasgow born in 1767. Similar names within the Hugh Glasgow tradition do not merge the two men.…

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22 July 2026

Hugh Glasgow

No inspected obituary has been produced that says Hugh was born in County Down or identifies Margaret Cunningham as his twin. The Find a Grave entry reviewed during the map audit says only 1786, Ireland and does not list a twin. The County Down/twin statement must therefore not be added to WikiTree or used to contradict the family's Portglenone/County Londonderry tradition unless the claimed 1875 obituary is located and quoted…

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8 September 2026

Hugh Glasgow

Hugh Glasgow signed his will on 29 March 1827 and it was proved on 25 April 1831. This confirms the live profile's existing rejection of the family history's 1824 death claim; it is not a correction to the profile's current estimated death date of about 1831. The will identifies five children and one granddaughter but does not name his wife.…

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