Follow the Lisnagaver households through census, baptism, marriage and probate records around Rasharkin. The Alexander and Mary Glasgow family is the central research case; the later Gortahar deaths help trace the household beyond 1851. Links to neighbouring Glasgow families remain an active parentage question.
Birth-country composition of this research group, not an inferred migration route.
The consolidated review confirms that neither Alexander's father nor his mother has been established. The attached older Alexander and Rosanna remain, at most, uncertain working parents. The evidence does not justify making Adam, Robert, John or any other man the leading father, and the 1831 Inishrush household does not identify its third male as Alexander. The leading death identification is now the civil death at Gortahar on…
Read the full case →Ann is strongly identified as the four-year-old daughter of Alexander and Mary Glasgow in Lisnagaver in 1851. On 13 October 1876 she married Robert McCracken at Ballymoney. The register calls her a full-age spinster of Lisnagaver and names her father as Alexander Glasgow, labourer. This also corrects the profile's birthplace from Lisnagarvey/Lisburn to Lisnagaver, County Antrim. The occupational wording does not contradict Ale…
Read the full case →The 5 September master review confirms that Daniel Neely's father link to Thomas Glasgow-987 is proved by his original 1888 marriage. Daniel Glasgow-3896's will independently makes him Thomas's son by calling Daniel Neely a nephew and Thomas the testator's late brother. This does not identify Thomas and Daniel's parents or make Alexander Glasgow-951 their brother. The existing Glasgow-2413 profile represents Daniel Neely Glasg…
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