The profile was revised by removing or qualifying the unsupported 1831 Moneymore death and suffix II while preserving the complete 1770 immigration-index quotation, 1804 naturalization record, descendant statement, identity candidates and Y-DNA audit; The profile retains the proposed wife and child links only as uncertain pending source-level identification.
Glasgow surname research
Research catalogue
Search 4,429 historical people connected with the Glasgow surname.
Project overview
Catalogue statistics
Patterns across public historical people only; likely-living profiles remain withheld.
Updated 20 August 2026
Names, places, family branches and migration patterns
People by region
A person is counted once in every mapped region where a record places them.
Most frequent given names
First recorded given name across the public historical catalogue.
Largest exported family branches
Primary earliest-ancestor groups from exported WikiTree parent links.
Most frequent mapped places
Unique catalogued people associated with each townland or locality.
Birth centuries
People with a usable birth year; estimates remain estimates.
Most common recorded migrations
Different broad birth and death regions on the same profile.
Family branches follow exported WikiTree parent links and organise research; they do not independently prove descent. Location totals count mapped associations, so one person may appear in several places or regions.
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The unsupported birth estimate and exact probate-date death was replaced with the 1810 census age limit and 2–11 April 1831 interval; Preserve the 1802 Brooke County record as an unresolved same-name lead, retain the proposed parents as uncertain, document John as a candidate brother, and describe William only as raised by Joseph.
The unsupported 1740 Moneymore identity narrative was replaced with the held Unsourced draft; Document the 1775 Cookstown signer only as a same-name candidate and keep the proposed parents and siblings uncertain.
Highest automated scores
Profiles with strong candidate matches
Potential parents
454 missing parent roles have an unresolved lead scoring 40 or more; 99 concern people born before 1800.
Possible duplicates
27 unique profile pairs meet the duplicate threshold.
- Margaret (Morris) GlasgowMorris-49373 ↔ Margaret (Morris) GlasgowMorris-48808100
- Ruth (Unknown) GlasgowUnknown-596970 ↔ Ruth GlasgowGlasgow-3999100
- Mary (Unknown) GlasgowUnknown-653364 ↔ Mary Caroline (Thompson) GlasgowThompson-10994698
- Rachel (Bell) GlasgowBell-32242 ↔ Rachel (Bell) GlasgowBell-3224393
Scores prioritise investigation only; they do not establish parentage or justify a merge.
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How to read the evidence
DocumentedSupported by a cited record.
ProbableSupported, but not conclusively proved.
Profile leadReported on a tree profile; inspect its sources.
EstimatedA date or place inferred from other evidence.
Research clusters organise related records and hypotheses; cluster membership does not prove kinship.
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This crawlable catalogue contains historical or deceased individuals, family links, mapped places, evidence labels, provenance and research notes. 99 profiles assessed as likely living are omitted from the catalogue, public exports and sitemap.
Source export: ONT_Glasco_2026-08-18T16_05.json · generated 2026-08-20