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Ardrossan — Ayrshire (1) · Armagh (11) · Aughnish parish and townland (2) · Ayrshire — exact locality unproved (4) · Ballindrait — Raphoe North (5) · Ballyboley — Larne parish (6) · Ballyjamesduff County Cavan (1) · Ballykeel — Kilwaughter (6) · Ballymena (5) · Ballymoney (2) · Belfast (9) · Bombay, India (1) · British Isles (3) · Calliaqua, Saint George, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1) · Christ Church district — Dublin (2) · Clondavaddog civil parish (2) · Clough / Clogh, County Antrim (15) · Coleraine (1) · Coltrim townland (2) · Cookstown (22) · County Antrim — exact locality unproved (20) · County Donegal — exact locality unproved (2) · County Down, Ireland (1) · County Dublin, Ireland (4) · County Londonderry — exact locality unproved (5) · County Tyrone — exact locality unproved (2) · County Wicklow — exact locality unproved (11) · Cross townland, Ballymoney parish (1) · Currie — Midlothian (1) · Demesne townland, Kilwaughter (3) · Derryloran civil parish (2) · Drumlamph townland (1) · Dublin (1) · Dublin, Ireland (1) · Duddingston — Midlothian (2) · Duneane civil parish (1) · Edinburgh (18) · Faughanvale civil parish County Londonderry (2) · France (7) · Glasgow (14) · Golen congregation — later Fintona (1) · Gortereghy townland (14) · Inishrush (2) · Inveresk (8) · Irvine — Ayrshire (1) · Keady sub-townland — Eskaheen (1) · Kilbirnie — Ayrshire (8) · Killea civil parish County Donegal (2) · Killoquin electoral division (1) · Killycurragh townland — Oritor/Derryloran (6) · Kilrea (4) · Kilwaughter (10) · Kilwinning — Ayrshire (3) · Kirknewton — West Lothian (9) · Larne (8) · Lifford County Donegal (5) · Linlithgow (3) · Linlithgowshire / West Lothian — exact locality unproved (1) · Lisburn / Lisnagarvey (18) · Lisnagaver townland (17) · Location not supplied — profile holding point (4) · Loy townland (1) · Maryland (25) · Mid Calder (3) · Midlothian — exact locality unproved (1) · Moneyleck townland (2) · Monkstown, County Dublin, Ireland (1) · Musselburgh / Inveresk (3) · Norfolk, Virginia (1) · Plattsburgh, New York (3) · Polwarth — Berwickshire (1) · Prescott Ontario (1) · Quebec (1) · Quothquan, Libberton parish, Lanarkshire (3) · Ramelton (2) · Randalstown / Drummaul congregational association (1) · Rasharkin (4) · Rome, Italy (4) · Roxburghshire — exact locality unproved (1) · Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1) · Scotland — exact locality unproved (2) · Scotland, United Kingdom (3) · Shannon locality — Clonleigh parish (5) · South Leith (2) · St Nossonus — Tamlaght O'Crilly Lower graveyard (1) · Stevenston — Ayrshire (1) · Taboyne — Taughboyne civil parish County Donegal (2) · Tullyfern civil parish (2) · Tullyveagh townland — County Tyrone (2) · Tyanee townland (1) · Ulster — exact county unproved (1)

Ardrossan — Ayrshire

  • The testament index records Geillis Glasgow on 11 May 1603 in the Glasgow commissariot. spouse to Thomas Wilson, in Chaipliehill, parish of Ardrossan

Armagh

  • The GRONI birth index records William Glasgow, born 1874-12-20, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Edith Glasgow, born 1879-01-18, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Charles Glasgow, born 1880-07-11, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Helen Glasgow, born 1883-06-01, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Winifred Glasgow, born 1885-12-05, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Norman Glasgow, born 1890-10-03, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Matilda Glasgow, born 1893-03-16, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Samuel Glasgow, born 1894-09-13, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records John Glasgow, born 1896-07-25, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Jeremiah Glasgow, born 1898-05-18, registered in Armagh.
  • The GRONI birth index records Joseph Glasgow, born 1900-10-14, registered in Armagh.

Aughnish parish and townland

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

Ayrshire — exact locality unproved

  • Marriage at Dunlop House, 22 Feb 1802, of Robert Glasgow of Montgreenan to Rachel Dunlop, daughter of the late John Dunlop of Dunlop. All three people are on…
  • The 1 March 1802 notice names Rachel Dunlop, bride of Robert Glasgow of Montgreenan, as daughter of the late John Dunlop of Dunlop; it reports the marriage at…
  • The deed index names Hugh Glasgow, preacher of the gospel, as grantee in a deed recorded on 8 March 1677, Durie Office volume42 page148 (RD3/42).
  • The parish baptism transcript records William Glasgow on 20 Aug 1704 at Kilbirnie. It names father John Glasgow and mother Margaret Scot.

Ballindrait — Raphoe North

  • PRONI estate account D1939/21/3 describes Thomas Glascoe buying Hugh Hamill’s mortgaged Lifford interest for £3,216, with Creighton and Hamilton as sureties…
  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The Court of Chancery Bill Books 1692-1696 index names Thomas Glasgow on 02/03/1692, page 36.
  • The Equity Exchequer Bill Books 1684-1686 index names Thomas Glasgow on 22/01/1684, page 102.
  • The Equity Exchequer Bill Books 1700-1701 index names Thomas Glasgow on 15/05/1701, page 121.

Ballyboley — Larne parish

  • William Agnew’s lease of Ballykeel to Robert Glasgow is dated 13 February 1738 Old Style (1739 by modern reckoning) and was registered on 22 May 1742. Its…
  • The Robert Glasgow marked “turned out” on the Larne session list of 1721-1769 and the Robert Glasgow of the discipline minute of 17 May 1747 are one man…
  • Rachel Wilson’s birth “about 1680” has no source and would make her 51, 53 and 58 at the baptisms of her children in 1731, 1733 and 1738. The records allow…
  • Robert Glasgow of Kilwaughter was alive on 20 December 1764, when he leased half of Ballykeel to Hugh Shannon, and probably in April 1772. “About 1772” is a…
  • The 20 December 1764 Ballykeel lease by Robert Glasgow to Hugh Shannon expressly includes “Jas Glasgow son of the sd Robt” among the lease lives. This…
  • The Tepper index records Robt Glasgow, 1738, with locality Ballykeel, Co Ant. The underlying entry concerns a Ballykeel lease, rather than an American…

Ballyjamesduff County Cavan

  • The Dobson index records Nathaniel Glasgow, 1707, with locality Scots-Irish. The collection label does not prove an American migration.

Ballykeel — Kilwaughter

  • William Agnew’s lease of Ballykeel to Robert Glasgow is dated 13 February 1738 Old Style (1739 by modern reckoning) and was registered on 22 May 1742. Its…
  • The Robert Glasgow marked “turned out” on the Larne session list of 1721-1769 and the Robert Glasgow of the discipline minute of 17 May 1747 are one man…
  • Rachel Wilson’s birth “about 1680” has no source and would make her 51, 53 and 58 at the baptisms of her children in 1731, 1733 and 1738. The records allow…
  • Robert Glasgow of Kilwaughter was alive on 20 December 1764, when he leased half of Ballykeel to Hugh Shannon, and probably in April 1772. “About 1772” is a…
  • The 20 December 1764 Ballykeel lease by Robert Glasgow to Hugh Shannon expressly includes “Jas Glasgow son of the sd Robt” among the lease lives. This…
  • The Tepper index records Robt Glasgow, 1738, with locality Ballykeel, Co Ant. The underlying entry concerns a Ballykeel lease, rather than an American…

Ballymena

  • The GRONI birth index records William Glasgow, born 1865-03-21, registered in Ballymena.
  • The GRONI birth index records John Glasgow, born 1865-12-18, registered in Ballymena.
  • The GRONI birth index records William Glasgow, born 1890-02-09, registered in Ballymena.
  • The GRONI birth index records Mary Glasgow, born 1901-10-20, registered in Ballymena.
  • The GRONI birth index records Sarah Glasgow, born 1903-04-18, registered in Ballymena.

Ballymoney

  • The 1861 Rasharkin disaster report identifies Robt. Glasgow as a Lisnagaver neighbour who warned the M’Caughern household about a dangerous gable, narrowly…
  • Robert Glasgow died in Ballymoney Workhouse on 31 March 1868, aged 71, a married labourer. John Stewart, workhouse officer, informed the death.

Belfast

  • Belfast News-Letter, 11 Apr 1848: the wife of Rev. James Glasgow gave birth to a daughter at Surat on 22 Feb 1848. The child is probably Annie Coulson…
  • The GRONI death index records Sarah Glasgow, died 1889-07-05, registered in Belfast. Reported age: 0.
  • The GRONI death index records Mary Glasgow, died 1890-10-01, registered in Belfast. Reported age: 0.
  • The GRONI death index records Sarah Glasgow, died 1892-01-30, registered in Belfast. Reported age: 0.
  • The GRONI death index records Clare Glasgow, died 1893-09-13, registered in Belfast. Reported age: 9.
  • The GRONI birth index records Not Captured Glasgow, born 1870-08-26, registered in Belfast.
  • The GRONI birth index records Ellen Glasgow, born 1888-01-13, registered in Belfast.
  • The GRONI birth index records Lizzie Glasgow, born 1895-02-19, registered in Belfast.
  • The GRONI birth index records Margaret Glasgow, born 1897-07-30, registered in Belfast.

Bombay, India

  • Belfast News-Letter, 10 Sep 1841: Margaret Jane, infant daughter of Rev. James Glasgow, missionary to Kattywar, died at Rajkote on 11 June 1841 aged 2 months…

British Isles

  • Freeman's Journal, 21 January 1837, reprints the Ordnance list of 16 January: First Lieutenant George Mark Glasgow to be Second Captain, vice Freer. He is the…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 24 January 1837: Office of Ordnance, 16 January - 1st Lieut. George Mark Glasgow to be Second Captain, vice Freer; 2nd Lieut. George…
  • The Office of Ordnance list dated 16 January 1837, published on 24 January, reports First Lieutenant George Mark Glasgow appointed a Second Captain in the…

Calliaqua, Saint George, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

  • The existing profiles John Glasgow-2952 and Anne Glasgow-2874 represent the Montgreenan son and Robertson wife in the maintained family account. Amelia…

Christ Church district — Dublin

  • The original 20 September 1768 marriage column names Phil. Glasco the younger, a Dublin watchmaker of Christ-church-lane, and Teresa Plunkett of Church-street.
  • A 1765 original death column names the unnamed wife of Philip Glasco junior, the Christ-church-lane watchmaker.

Clondavaddog civil parish

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

Clough / Clogh, County Antrim

  • Freeman's Journal, 14 Jan 1842: the Presbytery of Belfast designated four missionaries (Rev. Adam Glasgow, James M'Kee, Robert Montgomery and James Henry…
  • At the ordination of Rev. Gilbert Kirker Wilson to Bellaghy on 15 March 1836, Rev. James Glasgow of Castledawson preached and later returned thanks. He is…
  • Belfast College report of 30 April 1831 names Adam D. Glasgow of Broughshane (mathematics) and James Glasgow of the Institution (voluntary advanced…
  • At the dinner after Rev. Samuel Smith's ordination to Draperstown on 28 March 1837, 'Rev. J. Glasgow of Castledawson' was among the speakers. He is James…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 11 Apr 1848: the wife of Rev. James Glasgow gave birth to a daughter at Surat on 22 Feb 1848. The child is probably Annie Coulson…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 14 Jan 1842: at the designation of four missionaries, Rev. Adam Glasgow is called 'brother of the Rev. Jas. Glasgow'. Both identities are…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 29 Jul 1842: an editorial praises Rev. James Glasgow as 'first Moderator of the first Indian Presbytery', and a separate letter by Rev.…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 25 May 1841: a letter from Rev. James Glasgow of the India mission about selling ladies' work at Bombay. This is Glasgow-1780 (strong).
  • Belfast News-Letter, 14 Jul 1840: the General Assembly sets apart Rev. James Glasgow of Castledawson and Rev. Alexander Kerr of Portadown as missionaries to…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 21 Aug 1840: devotions at a Townsend Street soiree led by 'the Rev. Adam Glasgow, of Berry-street', with a separate mention of Rev. James…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 19 Oct 1841: a letter dated Rajkote 14 Aug 1841 and signed James Glasgow on the illness and death of Rev. Alexander Kerr. This is…
  • 1 May 1830 Belfast College premiums: James Glasgow 'of the Institution' won the senior voluntary mathematics award and a Locke's Essay (logic) premium. He is…
  • Original-checked Belfast News-Letter passages name James Glasgow as a Belfast College essay award recipient in 1829; Rev. James Glasgow of Castledawson at a…
  • Under MARRIAGES, the 1 July 1840 notice reports that “On Saturday last, the Rev. James Glasgow, of Castledawson, in the county Derry,” married Miss Mary…
  • The report “Designation of Four Missionaries of the General Assembly” says that the Presbytery of Belfast set apart four ministers as fellow-labourers in…

Coleraine

  • Daniel Glasgow of Kilrea’s original 1871 will calls David Glasgow of the City of London “my son”, proving David’s father through the matching London identity.

Coltrim townland

  • The Kilrea Girls’ National School register for 1871 lists Sarah Glasgow, aged 9, of “Ballyconley”, parent “Widow”.
  • The 30 July 1861 Prescott deed identifies Daniel Glasgow of Kilrea, watchmaker, and Thomas Glasgow of Lisnagaver, farmer, with their wives Margaret and Mary…

Cookstown

  • Marriage notice (Belfast News-Letter, 19 Mar 1897): Henry Little Glasgow, second son of the late Benjamin Glasgow of Cookstown, editor of the Mid-Ulster Mail…
  • Death notice (Belfast News-Letter, 6 Aug 1857): John George Glasgow, infant son of Benjamin Glasgow of Cookstown, died 4 August 1857 aged six months. This is…
  • Henry Little Glasgow married on 16 March 1897 at Ballywillan Presbyterian Church. The contemporary notice names him second son of the late Benjamin of…
  • John George Glasgow, infant son of Benjamin Glasgow of Cookstown, died 4 August 1857 aged six months.
  • The 6 January 1892 Belfast News-Letter names Jane Graham as wife of Robert Glasgow: she died 28 December at 534 Gallowgate, Glasgow, aged 51. The notice also…
  • W. G. Glasgow, B.A., a student of Tyrone Presbytery, accepted the unanimous First Dromara call at the Cookstown meeting of 28 January.
  • The GRONI death index records George Glasgow, died 1883-03-02, registered in Cookstown. Reported age: 1.
  • The GRONI birth index records Jane Glasgow, born 1864-05-06, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Not Captured Glasgow, born 1864-02-14, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Anne Glasgow, born 1867-05-12, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Jane Glasgow, born 1870-06-09, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records John Glasgow, born 1873-10-03, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Margaret Glasgow, born 1875-02-13, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Not Captured Glasgow, born 1879-04-09, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Mary Glasgow, born 1879-05-19, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Mary Glasgow, born 1879-09-21, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Not Captured Glasgow, born 1885-12-13, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Allan Glasgow, born 1892-03-21, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Ernest Glasgow, born 1893-07-06, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Henry Glasgow, born 1897-02-20, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI birth index records Mary Glasgow, born 1902-04-17, registered in Cookstown.
  • The GRONI death index records James Glasgow, aged 90, dying on 14 December 1866 in Cookstown registration district (D/1866/99/1009/2/195).

County Antrim — exact locality unproved

  • The informant at Alexander Glasgow’s death at Gortahar on 16 May 1888 reads Mary Glasgow, daughter, not Nancy. The forename matches the registrar’s “Mary” in…
  • No record joins Alexander Glasgow of Lisnagaver to Larne or Kilwaughter. The possible Larne routes are redrawn to join above his probable father, John Glasgow…
  • Jane, wife of James Glasgow of Larne, died on 21 July 1820 aged 79 according to the Larne monument, so she was born in 1740 or 1741, not 1750.
  • Alexander Glasgow’s 1851 Lisnagaver return omits his daughter Mary, who was living, and no child Mary Glasgow of suitable age appears elsewhere in the…
  • Antrim Assizes, July 1838: William M'Gowan, a man-midwife, was acquitted of the manslaughter of Anne Armstrong, who died in childbirth on 23 June 1838 at…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 11 Apr 1848: the wife of Rev. James Glasgow gave birth to a daughter at Surat on 22 Feb 1848. The child is probably Annie Coulson…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 10 Sep 1841: Margaret Jane, infant daughter of Rev. James Glasgow, missionary to Kattywar, died at Rajkote on 11 June 1841 aged 2 months…
  • The Antrim Assizes report names Jane Glasgow as mother of Anne Armstrong, whose husband was John Armstrong, son of Euphemia Armstrong. It reports Anne’s death…
  • John Glasco, Esq., said he was an officer on the Staff and was brought before the Bow Street magistrate charged with wounding patrolman John Smith. The…
  • John Glascow, a chairman, said he saw a man in black running with pistols after Martha Ray was shot in Covent Garden.
  • An 1874 indenture traces James Glasgow’s 2 October 1779 Newtown of Larne lease to a 25 February 1832 renewal to Anne and Jane Glasgow.
  • Memorial 173104 records James Glasgow, ropemaker, assigning the ropewalk and workhouse to John Hill on 28 March 1768; a second James Glasgow witnesses as…
  • The original civil birth return records Mary Ellen, a female child born at Lisnagaver on 14 February 1867. The mother is Mary Glasgow; no father is entered.
  • Jane Matilda Elder was born at Gortahar to farmer Robert Elder and Mary Elder, whose maiden surname is entered as Glass; Robert, her father, informed the…
  • Mary Glasgow, widow, housewife, aged 89, died at Gortahar on 17 February 1892; daughter Mary Elder was present. The formerly maintained 27 February date was a…
  • The original 1911 Gortahar census reports Samuel Glasgow, aged two; his 4 July 1908 civil birth names him Samuel Elder, son of unmarried Jane Elder, with no…
  • Robert Elder, married farmer, aged 64, died at Gortahar; Mary Elder, widow, of Gortahar was present and registered the death. The return does not explicitly…
  • James Glasgow of Larne, tanner, and John Weir, notary, witnessed a Newtown mortgage dated 22 June 1778; James swore its affidavit at Larne on 29 June.
  • The original memorial 278037 calls James Glasgow of Larne a tanner in the 14 January 1784 lease; the affidavit and registration are in August 1790.
  • The paired 1851 Ballycregagh census returns identify Peggy Hamilton as James Glasgow’s wife, Nancy and Jane Hamilton as her sisters, and Robert and Cathrin…

County Donegal — exact locality unproved

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

County Down, Ireland

  • Belfast News-Letter, 4 Jan 1842: Rev. Adam Glasgow married Miss Jane Thompson on 30 Dec 1841 at the house of her uncle Thomas Corbett, May Street, Belfast. The…

County Dublin, Ireland

  • Freeman's Journal death column (issue of 28 Sep 1765) for Mrs. Glasco, wife of Mr. Philip Glasco junior, watchmaker, Christ-church-lane, Dublin. Philip junior…
  • Freeman's Journal 20 Sep 1768 marriage of Mr. Phil. Glasco the younger, watchmaker of Christ-church-lane, to Miss Teresa Plunkett of Church-street. Both people…
  • The original 20 September 1768 marriage column names Phil. Glasco the younger, a Dublin watchmaker of Christ-church-lane, and Teresa Plunkett of Church-street.
  • A 1765 original death column names the unnamed wife of Philip Glasco junior, the Christ-church-lane watchmaker.

County Londonderry — exact locality unproved

  • No record joins Alexander Glasgow of Lisnagaver to Larne or Kilwaughter. The possible Larne routes are redrawn to join above his probable father, John Glasgow…
  • John Glasco, Esq., said he was an officer on the Staff and was brought before the Bow Street magistrate charged with wounding patrolman John Smith. The…
  • John Glascow, a chairman, said he saw a man in black running with pistols after Martha Ray was shot in Covent Garden.
  • The 9 November 1860 Old Monkland marriage index records Mary Thomson, 37, and William Sneddon, 45, a widowed collier. Her parents are Robert Thomson and Mary…
  • Joseph Glasgow executed his will on 2 April 1831 and was dead when it was presented on 11 April. The 11 April date is probate, so the record supports death…

County Tyrone — exact locality unproved

  • The unnamed male in GRONI birth entry U/1893/100/1009/12/30, born 3 September 1893 and registered in Cookstown, matches the recorded birth of Joseph Cunningham…
  • The GRONI birth index records Not Captured Glasgow, born 1893-09-03, registered in Cookstown.

County Wicklow — exact locality unproved

  • The informant at Alexander Glasgow’s death at Gortahar on 16 May 1888 reads Mary Glasgow, daughter, not Nancy. The forename matches the registrar’s “Mary” in…
  • No record joins Alexander Glasgow of Lisnagaver to Larne or Kilwaughter. The possible Larne routes are redrawn to join above his probable father, John Glasgow…
  • Alexander Glasgow’s 1851 Lisnagaver return omits his daughter Mary, who was living, and no child Mary Glasgow of suitable age appears elsewhere in the…
  • Robert Glasgow, son of Alexander of Lisnagaver, was living in late December 1891, yet the New York citation of 14 January 1892 names only James, Mary and Ann…
  • Original 1829 page now confirms Alex Glasgow of Lisnagaver as freehold registration applicant 2324, with lands in the barony of Kilconway and townland of…
  • Nancy Glasgow’s original probate docket records a guardian for minor heirs, Cabell McLean’s appointment as collateral inheritance tax appraiser in March 1894…
  • The Scottish death index records Ann McCracken in 1898 at Calton, Glasgow, aged 49, with mother’s maiden surname McCaughern (644/4 70).
  • Prescott deed C114 names Alexander Glasco of Rochester, express agent, as the son of James, the Prescott carpenter.
  • Jane Matilda Elder was born at Gortahar to farmer Robert Elder and Mary Elder, whose maiden surname is entered as Glass; Robert, her father, informed the…
  • Mary Glasgow, widow, housewife, aged 89, died at Gortahar on 17 February 1892; daughter Mary Elder was present. The formerly maintained 27 February date was a…
  • Robert Elder, married farmer, aged 64, died at Gortahar; Mary Elder, widow, of Gortahar was present and registered the death. The return does not explicitly…

Cross townland, Ballymoney parish

  • John Glasco, Esq., said he was an officer on the Staff and was brought before the Bow Street magistrate charged with wounding patrolman John Smith. The…

Currie — Midlothian

  • The birth/baptism index records Robert Glasgow on 1646-07-31 at Currie; parents/other details: /JANET GLASGOW FR23 (FR23).

Demesne townland, Kilwaughter

  • The assessment that John and James Glascho of Kilwaughter Demesne (1669) were probably close kin is lowered to possible.
  • The Larne session minutes naming John Glasgow, sen., Robert Glasgow and James Glasgow belong to 1700 and 1701, not 1699 and 1700. John and Robert were stipend…
  • The ruling elder James Glasgow of the General Synod rolls is printed beside William Taylor of Drumaul in 1698 and 1703 and beside James Scott of Duneane in…

Derryloran civil parish

  • John Glasco, Esq., said he was an officer on the Staff and was brought before the Bow Street magistrate charged with wounding patrolman John Smith. The…
  • John Glascow, a chairman, said he saw a man in black running with pistols after Martha Ray was shot in Covent Garden.

Drumlamph townland

  • John Glasgow’s 20 March 1847 manuscript letter attributes the Irish James Glasgow–Barkly news to McCaivey, rather than R. Mulhollan. Adam’s letter is dated 27…

Dublin

  • A watch and clock maker advertising only as Glasco moved from Christ-Church-lane to 20 Ormond Quay, near the market. Original notices inspected on 5 October…

Dublin, Ireland

  • A watch and clock maker advertising only as Glasco moved from Christ-Church-lane to 20 Ormond Quay, near the market. Original notices inspected on 5 October…

Duddingston — Midlothian

  • The death/burial index records Jon Glasgow on 1638-01-15 at Duddingston. Other-details field: JOHNE GLASGOW.
  • The death/burial index records Jon Glasgow on 1641-08-23 at Duddingston. Other-details field: JON GLASGOW.

Duneane civil parish

  • The ruling elder James Glasgow of the General Synod rolls is printed beside William Taylor of Drumaul in 1698 and 1703 and beside James Scott of Duneane in…

Edinburgh

  • John Bruce was recorded as a smith in the 1684-07-04 Edinburgh marriage to Marion Glasgow. The inspected edition presents this as a marriage date.
  • Alexander Hutcheson was recorded as a tailor in the 1671-12-08 Edinburgh marriage to Eupham Glasgow. The inspected edition presents this as a marriage date.
  • John Rait was recorded as a tailor in the 1659-06-28 Edinburgh marriage to Marione Glasgow. The inspected edition presents this as a marriage date.
  • The 1665 Edinburgh Alexander Glasgow–Isobell Anderson entry matches Glasgow-1152 and Anderson-56713; the 1676 Kirknewton and East Calder Anna Glasgow–Thomas…
  • Issobell (Porteous) Glasgow’s father relationship to Porteous-913 was recorded as Confident in the dated profile review. FamilySearch baptism index VQC7-2LB is…
  • The 12 January 1648 apprentice was John Gray, son of deceased Thomas Gray, maltman and burgess of Glasgow. The previous John Glasgow reading is superseded by…
  • The birth/baptism index records Thomas Glasgow on 1666-08-12 at St Cuthbert's; parents/other details: ALEXANDER GLASGOW/ISSOBELL ANDERSONE FR619 (FR619).
  • The birth/baptism index records Heleene Glasgow on 1651-01-05 at Edinburgh; parents/other details: JAMES GLASGOW/BESSIE WHYTE FR1445 (FR1445).
  • The birth/baptism index records Jonet Glasgow on 1653-02-24 at Edinburgh; parents/other details: JAMES GLASGOW/BESSIE WHYT FR1489 (FR1489).
  • The printed Edinburgh marriage register records Marion Glasgow with John Bruce, smith, on 1684-07-04.
  • The banns/marriage index records Eupham Glasgow and ALEXANDER HUTCHESON/FR1043 (FR1043) on 1671-12-08 at Edinburgh.
  • The banns/marriage index records James Glasgow and JEAN DOBIE OR WOOD FR1321 (FR1321) on 1698-07-28 at Edinburgh.
  • The banns/marriage index records Jean Glasgow and ROBERT WOODSYD/FR357 (FR357) on 1700-01-13 at West Kilbride.
  • The printed Edinburgh marriage register records Jean Glasgow with William Mitchell, merchant, on 1675-12-16.
  • The banns/marriage index records Margaret Glasgow and JOHN TAILZER/FR111 (FR111) on 1690-12-18 at Walston.
  • The banns/marriage index records Alexander Glasgow and ISSOBELL ANDERSON/FR991 (FR991) on 1665-06-16 at Edinburgh.
  • The banns/marriage index records Effie Glasgow and ALEXANDER HUTCSHESONE/FR123 (FR123) on 1671-09-17 at Channelkirk.
  • The banns/marriage index records Marion Glasgow and JOHN GRAY/FR67 (FR67) on 1686-09-30 at Carriden.

Faughanvale civil parish County Londonderry

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

France

  • The 1835 House of Lords appeal Allan v. Glasgow's Trustees, reported in the Morning Post and Morning Chronicle, concerns the 1818 entail of Robert Glasgow of…
  • Birth at Rome, 22 Nov 1827, of a daughter to Mrs Robertson Glasgow of Montgreenan. The mother is Anne (Glasgow) Robertson Glasgow (Glasgow-2874) and the child…
  • Freeman's Journal, 2 Sep 1847: a double wedding at Paisley on 25 Aug 1847. Lt George Sherbrooke Airey RN married Anne, second daughter, and Rev George Drake…
  • A marriage notice in the 2 September 1847 issue reports two weddings at Paisley on the 25th ult: George Sherbrooke Airey, Royal Navy lieutenant, to Anne…
  • The 1835 Montgreenan appeal report expressly calls Mrs Robertson Glasgow Robert’s natural daughter and first heir under his 1818 entail. It reports death in…
  • The Aberdeen Journal reports a daughter born to Mrs Robertson Glasgow of Montgreenan at Rome on 22 November 1827, supporting Charlotte’s recorded birth date…
  • The existing profiles John Glasgow-2952 and Anne Glasgow-2874 represent the Montgreenan son and Robertson wife in the maintained family account. Amelia…

Glasgow

  • One 1754 distress report (three printings) of Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald of Glasgow, on a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. WikiTree…
  • John Glasgow signed a notice for a 2 September 1760 public vendue for creditors of deceased William Graham, including a 200-acre patent tract on the…
  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • John Glasgow’s father relationship to Robert Glasgow was recorded as Confident in the dated profile review. Ninian’s 1596 burgess admission names Robert as…
  • George Glasgow’s father relationship to John Glasgow was recorded as Confident in the dated profile review. The Glasgow 1627 baptism names John Glasgow and…
  • The birth/baptism index records Margaret Glasgow on 1643-11-16 at Glasgow; parents/other details: WM. GLASGOW/BESSIE HOWIE.
  • The banns/marriage index records William Glasgow and BESSIE HOWIE/ on 1635-12-05 at Glasgow.
  • The banns/marriage index records Margrat Glasgow and JOHN AITON/FR256 (FR256) on 1693-10-18 at Cambusnethan.
  • The banns/marriage index records Joannet Glasgow and ANDREW ALLEXANDER/ on 1661-08-08 at Glasgow.
  • The occupational transcript records: GLASGOW, NINIAN, fisher burgess of Glasgow, cnf 1613 Glasgow.
  • The testament index records Ninian Glasgow on 27 Aug 1607 in the Glasgow commissariot. Burgess of Glasgow. See Meik, Jonet.
  • The burgess index records Ninian Glasgow on 23 Oct 1596 at Glasgow. Burgess and Freeman. as second son to Robert G., fisher, burgess
  • The testament index records Ninian Glasgow on 8 May 1613 in the Glasgow commissariot. fisher, Burgess of Glasgow
  • David Mathy and Robert Glasgow were fellow Glasgow burgesses and witnesses to the same sasine on 10 May 1554.

Golen congregation — later Fintona

  • The Dobson index records Nathaniel Glasgow, 1707, with locality Scots-Irish. The collection label does not prove an American migration.

Gortereghy townland

  • The informant at Alexander Glasgow’s death at Gortahar on 16 May 1888 reads Mary Glasgow, daughter, not Nancy. The forename matches the registrar’s “Mary” in…
  • No record joins Alexander Glasgow of Lisnagaver to Larne or Kilwaughter. The possible Larne routes are redrawn to join above his probable father, John Glasgow…
  • Alexander Glasgow’s 1851 Lisnagaver return omits his daughter Mary, who was living, and no child Mary Glasgow of suitable age appears elsewhere in the…
  • Accident report (Belfast News-Letter, 7 Jan 1861) from Rasharkin: Robert Glasgow, a neighbour at Lisnagaver, warned James M'Caughern about a dangerous gable…
  • Robert Glasgow, son of Alexander of Lisnagaver, was living in late December 1891, yet the New York citation of 14 January 1892 names only James, Mary and Ann…
  • The 6 January 1892 Belfast News-Letter names Jane Graham as wife of Robert Glasgow: she died 28 December at 534 Gallowgate, Glasgow, aged 51. The notice also…
  • Original 1829 page now confirms Alex Glasgow of Lisnagaver as freehold registration applicant 2324, with lands in the barony of Kilconway and townland of…
  • The 1861 Rasharkin disaster report identifies Robt. Glasgow as a Lisnagaver neighbour who warned the M’Caughern household about a dangerous gable, narrowly…
  • Nancy Glasgow’s original probate docket records a guardian for minor heirs, Cabell McLean’s appointment as collateral inheritance tax appraiser in March 1894…
  • The Scottish death index records Ann McCracken in 1898 at Calton, Glasgow, aged 49, with mother’s maiden surname McCaughern (644/4 70).
  • Prescott deed C114 names Alexander Glasco of Rochester, express agent, as the son of James, the Prescott carpenter.
  • Jane Matilda Elder was born at Gortahar to farmer Robert Elder and Mary Elder, whose maiden surname is entered as Glass; Robert, her father, informed the…
  • Mary Glasgow, widow, housewife, aged 89, died at Gortahar on 17 February 1892; daughter Mary Elder was present. The formerly maintained 27 February date was a…
  • Robert Elder, married farmer, aged 64, died at Gortahar; Mary Elder, widow, of Gortahar was present and registered the death. The return does not explicitly…

Inishrush

  • Belfast News-Letter, 1 Feb 1842: John Kyle of Tyanee married Nancy, sixth daughter of Mr Adam Glasgow of Inishrush, Co. Derry, on 14 Jan 1842. Nancy…
  • John Glasgow’s 20 March 1847 manuscript letter attributes the Irish James Glasgow–Barkly news to McCaivey, rather than R. Mulhollan. Adam’s letter is dated 27…

Inveresk

  • John Glasgow’s father relationship to James Glasgow was recorded as Confident in the dated profile review. The Mid Calder baptism index of 18 February 1616…
  • The birth/baptism index records Bessie Glasgow on 1635-03-22 at Inveresk and Musselburgh; parents/other details: ALLEXANDER GLASGOW/.
  • The birth/baptism index records Margaret Glasgow on 1643-11-16 at Glasgow; parents/other details: WM. GLASGOW/BESSIE HOWIE.
  • The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and WILLIAM THOMSONE/FR70 (FR70) on 1681-12-15 at Carstairs.
  • The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and PATRIK PAUL/FR40 (FR40) on 1670-07-08 at Kirknewton and East Calder.
  • The banns/marriage index records Agnas Glasgow and WILLIAM ANDERSON/FR100 (FR100) on 1666-07-05 at Longformacus.
  • The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and JAMES SWAN/FR36 (FR36) on 1666-05-12 at Kirknewton and East Calder.
  • The printed Edinburgh marriage register records Marione Glasgow with John Rait, tailor, on 1659-06-28.

Irvine — Ayrshire

  • The birth/baptism index records Hugh Glasgow on 1696-01-19 at Irvine; parents/other details: HUGH GLASGOW/JEAN SERVICE FR26A (FR26).

Keady sub-townland — Eskaheen

  • The Dobson index records Nathaniel Glasgow, 1707, with locality Scots-Irish. The collection label does not prove an American migration.

Kilbirnie — Ayrshire

  • James Glasgow, commissioned chaplain of Edinburgh Castle in 1737 and ordained its minister on 14 February 1738 (Daily Gazetteer reports), is James, son of Rev.…
  • The 1835 House of Lords appeal Allan v. Glasgow's Trustees, reported in the Morning Post and Morning Chronicle, concerns the 1818 entail of Robert Glasgow of…
  • Aug 1799: Robert Glasgow, Esq. of Montgreenan, lodges a claim to be enrolled as a freeholder of Ayrshire. Glasgow-1076, strong; shows he was 'of Montgreenan'…
  • A marriage notice in the 2 September 1847 issue reports two weddings at Paisley on the 25th ult: George Sherbrooke Airey, Royal Navy lieutenant, to Anne…
  • The 1835 Montgreenan appeal report expressly calls Mrs Robertson Glasgow Robert’s natural daughter and first heir under his 1818 entail. It reports death in…
  • Game lists establish Robert Glasgow’s Montgreenan designation by 7 September 1802 and again in 1806. The County of Ayr meeting of 13 January 1808 records him…
  • The 1 March 1802 notice names Rachel Dunlop, bride of Robert Glasgow of Montgreenan, as daughter of the late John Dunlop of Dunlop; it reports the marriage at…
  • The existing profiles John Glasgow-2952 and Anne Glasgow-2874 represent the Montgreenan son and Robertson wife in the maintained family account. Amelia…

Killea civil parish County Donegal

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

Killoquin electoral division

  • Original 1829 page now confirms Alex Glasgow of Lisnagaver as freehold registration applicant 2324, with lands in the barony of Kilconway and townland of…

Killycurragh townland — Oritor/Derryloran

  • Marriage notice (Belfast News-Letter, 19 Mar 1897): Henry Little Glasgow, second son of the late Benjamin Glasgow of Cookstown, editor of the Mid-Ulster Mail…
  • Death notice (Belfast News-Letter, 6 Aug 1857): John George Glasgow, infant son of Benjamin Glasgow of Cookstown, died 4 August 1857 aged six months. This is…
  • Benjamin-2059’s original 1856 marriage identifies him, age 20, and his father John Glasgow as merchants; Benjamin’s residence is Cookstown.
  • Henry Little Glasgow married on 16 March 1897 at Ballywillan Presbyterian Church. The contemporary notice names him second son of the late Benjamin of…
  • John George Glasgow, infant son of Benjamin Glasgow of Cookstown, died 4 August 1857 aged six months.
  • Belfast News-Letter reports William Glasgow of Killycurragh died at Sandusky City, Ohio, on 21 January 1855, aged 55, after serving as a First Cookstown ruling…

Kilrea

  • The original Evening Telegraph death notice for Daniel Glasgow prints 75, agreeing with civil registration. The News-Letter prints 73.
  • Two Belfast death notices place Daniel Glasgow at Church Street, Kilrea, at his death on 16 October 1871. The Telegraph gives age 75, corroborating the civil…
  • The 30 July 1861 Prescott deed identifies Daniel Glasgow of Kilrea, watchmaker, and Thomas Glasgow of Lisnagaver, farmer, with their wives Margaret and Mary…
  • Daniel Glasgow of Kilrea’s original 1871 will calls David Glasgow of the City of London “my son”, proving David’s father through the matching London identity.

Kilwaughter

  • William Agnew’s lease of Ballykeel to Robert Glasgow is dated 13 February 1738 Old Style (1739 by modern reckoning) and was registered on 22 May 1742. Its…
  • The assessment that John and James Glascho of Kilwaughter Demesne (1669) were probably close kin is lowered to possible.
  • The Larne session minutes naming John Glasgow, sen., Robert Glasgow and James Glasgow belong to 1700 and 1701, not 1699 and 1700. John and Robert were stipend…
  • The Robert Glasgow marked “turned out” on the Larne session list of 1721-1769 and the Robert Glasgow of the discipline minute of 17 May 1747 are one man…
  • Rachel Wilson’s birth “about 1680” has no source and would make her 51, 53 and 58 at the baptisms of her children in 1731, 1733 and 1738. The records allow…
  • Robert Glasgow of Kilwaughter was alive on 20 December 1764, when he leased half of Ballykeel to Hugh Shannon, and probably in April 1772. “About 1772” is a…
  • The ruling elder James Glasgow of the General Synod rolls is printed beside William Taylor of Drumaul in 1698 and 1703 and beside James Scott of Duneane in…
  • The 20 December 1764 Ballykeel lease by Robert Glasgow to Hugh Shannon expressly includes “Jas Glasgow son of the sd Robt” among the lease lives. This…
  • A deed dated 12 May 1772 names Wm Glasgow of Larne as a witness; it was registered on 9 November 1784.
  • The Tepper index records Robt Glasgow, 1738, with locality Ballykeel, Co Ant. The underlying entry concerns a Ballykeel lease, rather than an American…

Kilwinning — Ayrshire

  • The 11 June 1674 Irvine inquest for Robert Hunter of Hunterstoun’s service as heir includes James Glasgow in Didup.
  • The birth/baptism index records Robert Glasgow on 1678-11-30 at Kilwinning; parents/other details: HEW GLASGOW/.
  • The banns/marriage index records ----- Glasgow and ... SMITH/FR233 (FR233) on 1687-08-06 at Kilwinning.

Kirknewton — West Lothian

  • The 1665 Edinburgh Alexander Glasgow–Isobell Anderson entry matches Glasgow-1152 and Anderson-56713; the 1676 Kirknewton and East Calder Anna Glasgow–Thomas…
  • The birth/baptism index records Johne Glasgow on 1649-04-22 at Kirknewton and East Calder; parents/other details: JOHNE GLASGOW/ FR15 (FR15).
  • The birth/baptism index records Hellein Glasgow on 1652-11-14 at Kirknewton and East Calder; parents/other details: WILLIAM GLASGOW/.
  • The birth/baptism index records Marion Glasgow on 1655-11-04 at Kirknewton and East Calder; parents/other details: WILLIAM GLASGOW/.
  • The banns/marriage index records Anna Glasgow and THOMAS GRAY/FR49 (FR49) on 1676-06-16 at Kirknewton and East Calder.
  • The banns/marriage index records William Glasgow and MARION GLASGOW/FR51 (FR51) on 1681-06-10 at Kirknewton and East Calder.
  • The banns/marriage index records Helen Glasgow and JAMES HAMILTOUN/FR43 (FR43) on 1672-06-21 at Kirknewton and East Calder.
  • The banns/marriage index records Margaret Glasgow and WILLIAM THOMSONE/FR46 (FR46) on 1674-09-02 at Kirknewton and East Calder.
  • The banns/marriage index records Marion Glasgow and WILLIAM GLASGOW/FR51 (FR51) on 1681-06-10 at Kirknewton and East Calder.

Larne

  • The assessment that John and James Glascho of Kilwaughter Demesne (1669) were probably close kin is lowered to possible.
  • Porter prints one pall entry for William Glasgow: in 1734 the new pall “was to be lodged with William Glasgow Major”. The mortcloth receipts of 1739/40, 1741…
  • A Belfast notice dated 18 April 1792 advertises the brig William for Rotterdam and back to Belfast, naming William Glasgow as master and stating that the…
  • The original 10 March 1736 Newtown of Larne lease names William and Hugh Glasgow as joint lessees of two north-side tenements. Its measuring lives are George…
  • The separate memorial 173108 records James Glasgow, ropemaker, assigning a messuage to John Hill on 28 March 1768; its witnessing James Glasgow is described as…
  • An 1874 indenture traces James Glasgow’s 2 October 1779 Newtown of Larne lease to a 25 February 1832 renewal to Anne and Jane Glasgow.
  • Memorial 173104 records James Glasgow, ropemaker, assigning the ropewalk and workhouse to John Hill on 28 March 1768; a second James Glasgow witnesses as…
  • A deed dated 12 May 1772 names Wm Glasgow of Larne as a witness; it was registered on 9 November 1784.

Lifford County Donegal

  • PRONI estate account D1939/21/3 describes Thomas Glascoe buying Hugh Hamill’s mortgaged Lifford interest for £3,216, with Creighton and Hamilton as sureties…
  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The Court of Chancery Bill Books 1692-1696 index names Thomas Glasgow on 02/03/1692, page 36.
  • The Equity Exchequer Bill Books 1684-1686 index names Thomas Glasgow on 22/01/1684, page 102.
  • The Equity Exchequer Bill Books 1700-1701 index names Thomas Glasgow on 15/05/1701, page 121.

Linlithgow

  • William Mitchell was recorded as a merchant in the 1675-12-16 Edinburgh marriage to Jean Glasgow. The inspected edition presents this as a marriage date.
  • The death/burial index records an unnamed Glasgow on 1670-02-14 at Linlithgow. Other-details field: JOHN GLASGOW.
  • The banns/marriage index records Jeane Glasgow and ROBERT ALIESONE/FR91 AND 92 (FR92) on 1652-05-28 at St Monance.

Linlithgowshire / West Lothian — exact locality unproved

  • July 1798 Kirkliston voluntary subscriptions: 'John Glasgow, labourer, Millrig'. He is very probably John Glasgow (Glasgow-159), agricultural labourer, married…

Lisburn / Lisnagarvey

  • The informant at Alexander Glasgow’s death at Gortahar on 16 May 1888 reads Mary Glasgow, daughter, not Nancy. The forename matches the registrar’s “Mary” in…
  • Freeman's Journal, 14 Jan 1842: the Presbytery of Belfast designated four missionaries (Rev. Adam Glasgow, James M'Kee, Robert Montgomery and James Henry…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 10 January 1837: Adam D. Glasgow resigned as assistant in the RBAI Mathematical and Mercantile School and was presented with a Greek…
  • Belfast College report of 30 April 1831 names Adam D. Glasgow of Broughshane (mathematics) and James Glasgow of the Institution (voluntary advanced…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 14 Jan 1842: at the designation of four missionaries, Rev. Adam Glasgow is called 'brother of the Rev. Jas. Glasgow'. Both identities are…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 17 Jan 1840: Rev. Adam D. Glasgow gets a unanimous call to Berry Street Presbyterian Church, Belfast. The NZ Presbyterian register…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 10 Mar 1840: a Berry Street soiree on 5 Mar presents a pulpit dress to the newly ordained Rev. Adam D. Glasgow. This is Glasgow-1781…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 29 Jul 1842: an editorial praises Rev. James Glasgow as 'first Moderator of the first Indian Presbytery', and a separate letter by Rev.…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 14 Jul 1840: the General Assembly sets apart Rev. James Glasgow of Castledawson and Rev. Alexander Kerr of Portadown as missionaries to…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 28 Mar 1843: letters from Rev. Adam Glasgow and Rev. Mr. Spier were read at the India Mission prayer meeting. This is Glasgow-1781…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 7 Aug 1840: Rev. Adam Glasgow officiated at the 25 July 1840 marriage of James Small of Lottery Cottage, Co. Armagh, and Margaret Small.…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 30 Oct 1840: Mr Robert Glasgow is chairman of the Cookstown Academy committee, and a separate Townsend Street soiree on 27 Oct was opened…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 6 Nov 1840: Rev. Adam Glasgow is among the speakers at the Belfast Town Mission annual meeting. Probably Glasgow-1781.
  • June 1830 RBAI school prize list: Adam D. Glasgow of Broughshane won trigonometry/astronomy and (as A. D. Glasgow) geometry and algebra prizes. He is Adam…
  • Four original-checked Belfast News-Letter passages from 1840 name Rev. Adam Glasgow: as officiant at a James and Margaret Small marriage, as opening a…
  • The report “Designation of Four Missionaries of the General Assembly” says that the Presbytery of Belfast set apart four ministers as fellow-labourers in…
  • The Scottish death index records Ann McCracken in 1898 at Calton, Glasgow, aged 49, with mother’s maiden surname McCaughern (644/4 70).
  • The original civil birth return records Mary Ellen, a female child born at Lisnagaver on 14 February 1867. The mother is Mary Glasgow; no father is entered.

Lisnagaver townland

  • The informant at Alexander Glasgow’s death at Gortahar on 16 May 1888 reads Mary Glasgow, daughter, not Nancy. The forename matches the registrar’s “Mary” in…
  • No record joins Alexander Glasgow of Lisnagaver to Larne or Kilwaughter. The possible Larne routes are redrawn to join above his probable father, John Glasgow…
  • Alexander Glasgow’s 1851 Lisnagaver return omits his daughter Mary, who was living, and no child Mary Glasgow of suitable age appears elsewhere in the…
  • Accident report (Belfast News-Letter, 7 Jan 1861) from Rasharkin: Robert Glasgow, a neighbour at Lisnagaver, warned James M'Caughern about a dangerous gable…
  • Robert Glasgow, son of Alexander of Lisnagaver, was living in late December 1891, yet the New York citation of 14 January 1892 names only James, Mary and Ann…
  • The Kilrea Girls’ National School register for 1871 lists Sarah Glasgow, aged 9, of “Ballyconley”, parent “Widow”.
  • The 6 January 1892 Belfast News-Letter names Jane Graham as wife of Robert Glasgow: she died 28 December at 534 Gallowgate, Glasgow, aged 51. The notice also…
  • Original 1829 page now confirms Alex Glasgow of Lisnagaver as freehold registration applicant 2324, with lands in the barony of Kilconway and townland of…
  • The 1861 Rasharkin disaster report identifies Robt. Glasgow as a Lisnagaver neighbour who warned the M’Caughern household about a dangerous gable, narrowly…
  • Nancy Glasgow’s original probate docket records a guardian for minor heirs, Cabell McLean’s appointment as collateral inheritance tax appraiser in March 1894…
  • The Scottish death index records Ann McCracken in 1898 at Calton, Glasgow, aged 49, with mother’s maiden surname McCaughern (644/4 70).
  • The original civil birth return records Mary Ellen, a female child born at Lisnagaver on 14 February 1867. The mother is Mary Glasgow; no father is entered.
  • The 30 July 1861 Prescott deed identifies Daniel Glasgow of Kilrea, watchmaker, and Thomas Glasgow of Lisnagaver, farmer, with their wives Margaret and Mary…
  • Prescott deed C114 names Alexander Glasco of Rochester, express agent, as the son of James, the Prescott carpenter.
  • Jane Matilda Elder was born at Gortahar to farmer Robert Elder and Mary Elder, whose maiden surname is entered as Glass; Robert, her father, informed the…
  • Mary Glasgow, widow, housewife, aged 89, died at Gortahar on 17 February 1892; daughter Mary Elder was present. The formerly maintained 27 February date was a…
  • Robert Elder, married farmer, aged 64, died at Gortahar; Mary Elder, widow, of Gortahar was present and registered the death. The return does not explicitly…

Location not supplied — profile holding point

  • Daneill Glasco witnesses Richard Johnson’s Norfolk will dated 26 February 1729/30, with Richard Linton and John Moy. The will was proved on 18 September 1730.
  • Daniel Glasco personally acknowledged his deed in court on 3 September 1729, establishing that he was alive that day. A 1730 will witness abstract names…
  • Daniel Glasco, Norfolk planter, conveyed 100 acres to Richard Linton with the consent of Mary, explicitly his wife. The court endorsement says Daniel…
  • The burgess index records Robert Glasgow on 4 Jul 1666 at Edinburgh. B., cordiner, by right of wife Euphame, daughter to late Andrew Lorimer, beltmaker, burgess

Loy townland

  • A Cookstown merchant William Glasgow retired on 1 January 1856. William-3814’s original 1883 death entry calls him a retired merchant, bachelor, aged 87, at…

Maryland

  • A Newbern report of 16 April 1788 lists James Glasgow among the Dobbs County candidates supposed to favour the federal Constitution for the Hillsborough…
  • A Fayetteville report (December 1788) names James Glasgow, Esq., Grand Senior Warden of the North Carolina Grand Lodge for the ensuing year. This is a probable…
  • A petition dated Raleigh, 23 December 1796, by holders of western land entries is signed for them by James Glasgow, Muscadine Mathews and John Gray Blount. A…
  • An Edenton printing (1 February 1798) of the state proclamation about the State-House burglary reports that a chest belonging to James Glasgow, containing…
  • A University of North Carolina notice dated 10 May 1799 names Mr. James Glasgow, Newbern, among the trustees forming the visitation committee for the 4 July…
  • Proclamation dated New Bern 10 Jan 1778 about the wrecked snow Diamond's cargo, signed 'James Glasgow, Sec'ry' by Governor Caswell's command. The signer is…
  • Proclamation dated New Bern 14 Jan 1778 announcing the qualification of superior-court clerks, signed 'James Glasgow, Sec'ry' by Governor Caswell's command…
  • A Newbern post-office list dated 19 March 1788 includes letters for 'James Glasgow, Contentney'. Contentnea Creek was the site of the Secretary of State's…
  • The State Gazette of North-Carolina, 4 December 1788, reports James Glasgow, Esq., chosen Secretary of State. This is the documented Secretary of State…
  • An Edenton report of 17 December 1789 names James Glasgow Deputy Grand Master of the North Carolina Grand Lodge for the ensuing year. This is a probable match…
  • Newbern (8 Dec 1798) and Halifax (10 Dec 1798) reports say Wm. White of Lenoir was elected North Carolina Secretary of State in the room of James Glasgow…
  • A commissioners' report printed in the Raleigh papers in December 1799 names James Glasgow, Esq., 'the late Secretary', and attributes irregular military land…
  • The Raleigh Minerva continuation of the commissioners' report (17 Dec 1799) alleges that James Glasgow handled a warrant and assignment involving soldier James…
  • A printed reply to the warrant accusations (Raleigh, late December 1799) reproduces a conveyance dated 20 July 1785 by which Francis Harrison, claiming as…
  • A committee report (Raleigh Minerva, 31 Dec 1799) says that of those it considered offenders in the land-warrant matter, none had been arrested except James…
  • The Weekly Raleigh Register (24 Dec 1799) says it has seen Mr. Glasgow's reply to the land-fraud charges and will print it. No forename is given, but the…
  • A legislative debate report (Weekly Raleigh Register, 31 Dec 1799) mentions a proposed amendment to include James Glasgow's case, should it be thought proper…
  • A Halifax printing (8 February 1798) of the proclamation dated 21 January 1798 names James Glasgow, Esq., as owner of a chest of Secretary of State's office…
  • A Newbern report of 31 December 1791, reprinted in Pennsylvania in January 1792, names the Hon. James Glasgow appointed Secretary of State by the North…
  • A Newbern report of 20 December 1787 lists James Glasgow, of Kingston Lodge No. 3, as Grand Secretary among the North Carolina Grand Lodge officers elected at…
  • A Raleigh post-office list dated 1 October 1795 includes the Hon. James Glasgow. The honorific and Raleigh (seat of the Secretary of State's office from 1794)…
  • A Raleigh post-office list, printed in January–February 1796 under a heading dated 1 January 1795, includes James Glasgow, Esq. This is a probable match to…
  • A Raleigh post-office list dated 1 April 1796 includes Col. James Glasgow, at Raleigh. The colonelcy matches Glasgow-634's Dobbs militia rank, so this is a…
  • A Raleigh post-office list dated 1 July 1796 includes the Hon. James Glasgow. This is a probable match to Glasgow-634.
  • A Raleigh post-office list headed 1 April, printed April–May 1797, includes James Glasgow, Esq. (marker 4). This is a probable match to Glasgow-634.

Mid Calder

  • Elspeth Glasgow’s father relationship to David Glasgow was recorded as Confident in the dated profile review. The Mid Calder baptism index of 2 March 1606…
  • Issobell Glasgow’s father relationship to David Glasgow was recorded as Confident in the dated profile review. The Mid Calder baptism index of 3 May 1612 names…
  • The banns/marriage index records Isob Glasgow and JAMES COLDWELL/ on 1684-04-17 at Glasgow.

Midlothian — exact locality unproved

  • Three stale creation drafts are already represented: the accepted Marjory reading maps to Glasgow-3589, Marion of Corsoun to Glasgow-4095, and Robert of…

Moneyleck townland

  • The Kilrea Girls’ National School register for 1871 lists Sarah Glasgow, aged 9, of “Ballyconley”, parent “Widow”.
  • The 30 July 1861 Prescott deed identifies Daniel Glasgow of Kilrea, watchmaker, and Thomas Glasgow of Lisnagaver, farmer, with their wives Margaret and Mary…

Monkstown, County Dublin, Ireland

  • The 12 December 1780 Dublin court report names Rev. Manasses Glasco as an assault victim; the assailant was ordered to pay ten guineas to public charities.

Musselburgh / Inveresk

  • The 1665 Edinburgh Alexander Glasgow–Isobell Anderson entry matches Glasgow-1152 and Anderson-56713; the 1676 Kirknewton and East Calder Anna Glasgow–Thomas…
  • The banns/marriage index records Alexander Glasgow and ISSOBELL ANDERSON/FR991 (FR991) on 1665-06-16 at Edinburgh.
  • The banns/marriage index records Thomas Glasgow and GYLES SPENCE/FR41 (FR41) on 1679-07-24 at Carstairs.

Norfolk, Virginia

  • Daniel Glasco, Norfolk planter, conveyed 100 acres to Richard Linton with the consent of Mary, explicitly his wife. The court endorsement says Daniel…

Plattsburgh, New York

  • Robert Glasgow, son of Alexander of Lisnagaver, was living in late December 1891, yet the New York citation of 14 January 1892 names only James, Mary and Ann…
  • The Plattsburgh Sentinel reports Nancy Glasgow’s death at Plattsburgh on 31 October 1891, aged about 75, and her funeral at Peristrome Presbyterian church on…
  • Nancy Glasgow’s original probate docket records a guardian for minor heirs, Cabell McLean’s appointment as collateral inheritance tax appraiser in March 1894…

Polwarth — Berwickshire

  • The death/burial index records Elizabeth Glasgow on 1657-03-16 at Polwarth.

Prescott Ontario

  • The 30 July 1861 Prescott deed identifies Daniel Glasgow of Kilrea, watchmaker, and Thomas Glasgow of Lisnagaver, farmer, with their wives Margaret and Mary…

Quebec

  • February 1825 Ordnance notice: First Lieutenant George Mark Glasgow, from half-pay, to be First Lieutenant RA vice Forster. He is the George Mark Glasgow born…

Quothquan, Libberton parish, Lanarkshire

  • The birth/baptism index records Jhone Glasgow on 1608-06-26 at Mid Calder; parents/other details: JHONE GLASGOW/.
  • The parish baptism transcript records Jhone Glasgow on 26 Jun 1608 at Mid Calder. It names father Jhone Glasgow.
  • The parish baptism transcript records Jhone Glasgow on 26 Jun 1608 at Midcalder. It names father Jhone Glasgow.

Ramelton

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

Randalstown / Drummaul congregational association

  • The ruling elder James Glasgow of the General Synod rolls is printed beside William Taylor of Drumaul in 1698 and 1703 and beside James Scott of Duneane in…

Rasharkin

  • James Anderson, widower and retired farmer, died at Gortahar on 18 April 1888, reported age 94. His son James was present and registered the death on 4 May.
  • Rasharkin Presbyterian baptism entry 138 records Jane Anderson, daughter of Jas Anderson and Charlotte Glascow of Drumack, between entries of 1839 and 1842.
  • Alexander Glasgow’s 1851 Lisnagaver return omits his daughter Mary, who was living, and no child Mary Glasgow of suitable age appears elsewhere in the…
  • Elizabeth Anderson died at Gortahar on 7 September 1868, aged 66, a married farmer’s wife; husband James Anderson was present at death.

Rome, Italy

  • Birth at Rome, 22 Nov 1827, of a daughter to Mrs Robertson Glasgow of Montgreenan. The mother is Anne (Glasgow) Robertson Glasgow (Glasgow-2874) and the child…
  • Freeman's Journal, 2 Sep 1847: a double wedding at Paisley on 25 Aug 1847. Lt George Sherbrooke Airey RN married Anne, second daughter, and Rev George Drake…
  • A marriage notice in the 2 September 1847 issue reports two weddings at Paisley on the 25th ult: George Sherbrooke Airey, Royal Navy lieutenant, to Anne…
  • The Aberdeen Journal reports a daughter born to Mrs Robertson Glasgow of Montgreenan at Rome on 22 November 1827, supporting Charlotte’s recorded birth date…

Roxburghshire — exact locality unproved

  • Oct 1798 Roxburgh militia ballot, Kelso parish: 'James Glasgow, son to David Glasgow, [stocking-]weaver'. This is James Glasgow (Glasgow-1222, b. 25 Dec 1777…

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

  • The existing profiles John Glasgow-2952 and Anne Glasgow-2874 represent the Montgreenan son and Robertson wife in the maintained family account. Amelia…

Scotland — exact locality unproved

  • James Glasgow, commissioned chaplain of Edinburgh Castle in 1737 and ordained its minister on 14 February 1738 (Daily Gazetteer reports), is James, son of Rev.…
  • Cristiane Glasgow’s father relationship to Edward Glasgow was recorded as Confident in the dated profile review. The Inveresk and Musselburgh baptism index of…

Scotland, United Kingdom

  • Freeman's Journal, 23 May 1834, repeats the same death: Benjamin Glasgow, surgeon, died at New Orleans 26 November 1833, son of the late Mr Robert Glasgow of…
  • May 1825 report of Glasgow University degrees conferred on gentlemen from Ireland lists Benjamin Glasgow as Master in Surgery. Glasgow-3412 is built solely on…
  • Belfast News-Letter, 20 May 1834: Benjamin Glasgow, surgeon, formerly of Vera Cruz, died at New Orleans on 26 November 1833, son of the late Robert Glasgow of…

Shannon locality — Clonleigh parish

  • PRONI estate account D1939/21/3 describes Thomas Glascoe buying Hugh Hamill’s mortgaged Lifford interest for £3,216, with Creighton and Hamilton as sureties…
  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The Court of Chancery Bill Books 1692-1696 index names Thomas Glasgow on 02/03/1692, page 36.
  • The Equity Exchequer Bill Books 1684-1686 index names Thomas Glasgow on 22/01/1684, page 102.
  • The Equity Exchequer Bill Books 1700-1701 index names Thomas Glasgow on 15/05/1701, page 121.

South Leith

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The banns/marriage index records Georg Glasgow and ISOBELL YOUNG/FR221 (FR221) on 1680-08-05 at Kilwinning.

St Nossonus — Tamlaght O'Crilly Lower graveyard

  • John Glasgow’s 20 March 1847 manuscript letter attributes the Irish James Glasgow–Barkly news to McCaivey, rather than R. Mulhollan. Adam’s letter is dated 27…

Stevenston — Ayrshire

  • The testament index records Katherine Glasgow on 9 May 1605 in the Glasgow commissariot. spouse to Thomas Weir, parish of Steinstone

Taboyne — Taughboyne civil parish County Donegal

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

Tullyfern civil parish

  • Betham’s abstract of Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, clerk, whose will was dated April 1673, names his wife Elizabeth, Thomas Glasgow as eldest son and…
  • The parish baptism transcript records Archibald Glasgow on 19 Jun 1614 at Glasgow. It names father George Glasgow and mother Margarat Stewert.

Tullyveagh townland — County Tyrone

  • Notice (Belfast News-Letter, 19 Jan 1864): the house occupied by Joseph M'Cormick, formerly the residence of the late Robert Glasgow, is offered; apply to…
  • Court report (Belfast News-Letter, 22 July 1858): the witness Benjamin Glasgow says his late father Robert Glasgow died in 1856 and that he had managed…

Tyanee townland

  • Belfast News-Letter, 1 Feb 1842: John Kyle of Tyanee married Nancy, sixth daughter of Mr Adam Glasgow of Inishrush, Co. Derry, on 14 Jan 1842. Nancy…

Ulster — exact county unproved

  • The London court and police reports are about London men, not the earlier proposed Scottish or American namesakes: Robert Glasgow, hanged at Tyburn on 29 July…
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