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Found	People	Finding	Finding assessment	Evidence
4 Oct 2026	John Glasco, charged at Bow Street Glasgow-549, compatible or conditional name/chronology leadGlasgow-549Evidence draft Glasgow-4179, compatible or conditional name/chronology leadGlasgow-4179Evidence draft Glasgow-2990, compatible or conditional name/chronology leadGlasgow-2990Evidence draft Glasgow-1146, compatible or conditional name/chronology leadGlasgow-1146Evidence draft Glasgow-1657, compatible or conditional name/chronology leadGlasgow-1657Evidence draft Possible group: Broughshane, Racavan and Clough Place study: Larne & Kilwaughter	Life details 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 reported incident occurred on Tuesday night after the play in Covent Garden; Glasco was committed.	Finding supported The Times reports John Glasco, Esq., self-described officer on the Staff, charged with wounding a patrolman and committed at Bow Street in 1799. Allegation and committal are not conviction; origin and identity remain unknown. Allegation and committal are not conviction. Military status is self-reported and unconfirmed; no Irish origin or kin is stated. Listed catalogue namesakes remain compatible or conditional leads; none is identified with the record.	The Times, 2 May 1799, p.3, Public Office, Bow Street Read the research →

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4 Oct 2026

Possible group: Broughshane, Racavan and Clough
Place study: Larne & Kilwaughter

Life details

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 reported incident occurred on Tuesday night after the play in Covent Garden; Glasco was committed.

Finding supported

The Times reports John Glasco, Esq., self-described officer on the Staff, charged with wounding a patrolman and committed at Bow Street in 1799. Allegation and committal are not conviction; origin and identity remain unknown. Allegation and committal are not conviction. Military status is self-reported and unconfirmed; no Irish origin or kin is stated. Listed catalogue namesakes remain compatible or conditional leads; none is identified with the record.

The Times, 2 May 1799, p.3, Public Office, Bow Street

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