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| Found | People | Finding | Finding assessment | Evidence |
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| Family relationships 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 father and his 1613 testament names John as brother; surname, chronology and the 1619 witness support the common-father inference. Confidence applies to the record-defined brother represented by Glasgow-1030; identification with the 1618 Jonet Mathie husband remains probable. | Finding supported Historical confidence review of existing citations; no new source-image inspection is claimed in this backfill. Record-defined brother; later marriage identity remains probable Confidence rests on the stated supported inference or compiled evidence, rather than a new direct parent clause. Father relationship became certain John Glasgow (Glasgow-1030; record-defined Ninian brother mapping) — father: Robert Glasgow (Glasgow-1096). Uncertain → Certain. Ninian’s 1596 burgess admission names Robert as father and his 1613 testament names John as brother; surname, chronology and the 1619 witness support the common-father inference. Confidence applies to the record-defined brother represented by Glasgow-1030; identification with the 1618 Jonet Mathie husband remains probable. |
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| Family relationships 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 Jonet Mathie as the lawful child’s parents; High Kirk baptisms, vol.2/436. | Finding supported The previous WikiTree father grade was unmarked, not explicitly uncertain. This is the documented move to Confident; no earlier unknown relationship is invented. Historical confidence review of existing citations; no new source-image inspection is claimed in this backfill. Specific attached father–child pair; later-life identity questions are assessed separately. Father relationship became certain Glasgow-1090 — father: Glasgow-1030. Unmarked (previously ungraded) → Certain. The Glasgow 1627 baptism names John Glasgow and Jonet Mathie as the lawful child’s parents; High Kirk baptisms, vol.2/436. | Read the research → | |
| New records The printed testament index records John Glasgow in Rashie, parish of Kilbride, on 17 April 1643. | Finding qualified Documented review range22–23 September 2026; exact discovery day is not recorded. Printed heading and ditto marks establish Glasgow as the surname. This is an index/registration date, not stated death. Original testament uninspected; John-1030 is a possible match only. | Read the research → | |
| Life details The occupational transcript records: GLASGOW, NINIAN, fisher burgess of Glasgow, cnf 1613 Glasgow. | Finding qualified Saved transcript inspected; original record image was not inspected for this capture. Profile association does not establish every attached adult identity. | Read the research → | |
| Family relationships The marriage/banns transcript records John Glasgow and Jonat Mathen on 25 Jan 1618 at Glasgow. | Finding qualified Saved transcript inspected; original record image was not inspected for this capture. Profile association does not establish every attached adult identity. The combined collection does not independently distinguish banns from a wedding. | Read the research → | |
| Family relationships The marriage/banns transcript records Rot. Glasgow and Jonet Conynghame on 06 Apr 1613 at Glasgow. | Finding qualified Saved transcript inspected; original record image was not inspected for this capture. Profile association does not establish every attached adult identity. The combined collection does not independently distinguish banns from a wedding. | Read the research → | |
| Life details The burgess index records Rpbert Glasgow on 22 Apr 1613 at Glasgow. cordiner, B. and Guild Brother, as heir of a burgess | Finding qualified Saved transcript inspected; original record image was not inspected for this capture. Profile association does not establish every attached adult identity. | Read the research → | |
| New records The testament index records Ninian Glasgow on 27 Aug 1607 in the Glasgow commissariot. Burgess of Glasgow. See Meik, Jonet. | Finding qualified Saved transcript inspected; original record image was not inspected for this capture. Profile association does not establish every attached adult identity. The index date is not automatically a death date. | Read the research → | |
| Life details The burgess index records Ninian Glasgow on 23 Oct 1596 at Glasgow. Burgess and Freeman. as second son to Robert G., fisher, burgess | Finding qualified Saved transcript inspected; original record image was not inspected for this capture. Profile association does not establish every attached adult identity. | Read the research → | |
| New records The testament index records Ninian Glasgow on 8 May 1613 in the Glasgow commissariot. fisher, Burgess of Glasgow | Finding qualified Saved transcript inspected; original record image was not inspected for this capture. Profile association does not establish every attached adult identity. The index date is not automatically a death date. | Read the research → | |
| New records David Mathy and Robert Glasgow were fellow Glasgow burgesses and witnesses to the same sasine on 10 May 1554. | Finding qualified Published protocol evidence supports a repeated social network; it establishes no kinship between the Glasgow burgh and Stevenston households. | Read the research → |