Researched biography · Glasco-144
Thomas Glasco
1753
Dublin
About Thomas
This profile is securely associated with Margaret Duffy's 12 December 1773 marriage at St Audoen, Dublin, but is not proved to be the Thomas Glasco who married Miss Hynes in 1779 or the Ormond Quay watchmaker of 1783. A remarriage is chronologically possible, but no burial, licence, parish entry, probate or address-bearing record proves that Margaret died or that the two grooms were the same man.
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- Thomas Glasco (Glasco-143)4 sections of notes
- Thomas Glasco (Glasco-173)4 sections of notes
What the research found
These research notes were last revised on 8 September 2026.
Summary of the research
Overall conclusion
The structured spouse is labelled Ann Duffy with a 1776 marriage, while the biography's marriage index and the Duffy pedigree identify Margaret Duffy and date the marriage to 1773. This internal conflict requires source resolution. The attached parents, Glasco-173 and Catherine Mangan, and attached son, Glasco-143, are not established by the cited marriage or pedigree.
Later additions
Newest first. Each addition adds to the summary above; it does not replace it.
Newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026
- The Public Register, or, Freeman's Journal, 1779-10-05, p.1: Glasco (forename not printed), watch and clock maker (advertiser) — possible match. Documentary identity, graded probable: the same trade, the move to exactly 20 Ormond Quay in Oct 1779, and Watson's 1783 listing of Thomas Glasco, watch maker, at 20 Ormond quay (same house number, four years later) identify the advertiser as Thomas Glasco. The July 1779 marriage of a Christchurch-lane watchmaker Glasco to Miss Hynes of Ormond-quay explains the move to Ormond Quay. The bracketed forename [Thomas] in that extraction is editorial and is not used as evidence. Profile assignment, graded possible only, among three Dublin Thomas profiles managed by the same user. (1) Glasco-144: Thomas, b. c.1753, the 1773 St Audoen's groom of Margaret Duffy (St Audoen's is next to Christ Church Lane), age-compatible. (2) Glasco-173: Thomas, b. before 1742, father of Sarah in 1760 at St Michan's with Catherine, compatible. (3) Glasco-143: b. c.1766, an estimate from a reported 1785 marriage; t Sources: Watson's Dublin Almanack 1783, Merchants and Traders, transcription: 'Glasco, Thomas, Watch maker, 20, Ormond quay', p.40 l.1 (swilson.info); Saunders's News-Letter extraction, 19 Jul 1779: 'Mr. [Thomas] Glasco, of Christchurch-lane, Watchmaker, to Miss Hynes of Ormond-quay' (Eddie's Extracts; forename bracketed by extractor)
Newspaper review, 5 October 2026
This is a chronologically compatible Thomas Glasco namesake for the 1799 Tinicum Island subscriber; no profile identification is proved.
What the records show
Source findings
| Source | Finding | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Church of Ireland marriage index quoted on Glasco-144 | Thomas Glasco married Margaret Duffy at St Audoen, Dublin, on 12 December 1773; witnesses Cornelius Clark and Dennis Duffy. | Directly identifies the 1773 couple, but supplies no occupation, residence, parents or later spouse. |
| Duffy pedigree cited on Duffy-6026 | “Margt, wife of Thomas Glascoe” is named as a daughter of Patrick Duffy of Back Lane and Anne. | Supports Margaret rather than Ann as the wife's forename. No children are shown and it does not identify Thomas's parents or trade. |
| Watson's 1783 directory | “Glasco, Thomas, Watch maker, 20, Ormond quay, 40/1.” | Direct trade and address evidence, but no age, spouse or parent. |
| Saunders's News-Letter, under 19 July 1779; transcription | Thomas Glasco of Christchurch Lane, watchmaker, married Miss Hynes of Ormond Quay. | Near-certain earlier occurrence of the 1783 tradesman, but not a bridge to the 1773 groom. The next dated heading belongs to a different item. |
Source findings — newspaper review
The Aurora, 9 April 1799, p.3 and 11 April, p.1 print one STOP THIEF notice signed Thomas Glascoe: $115 reportedly stolen from his Tinicum Island house on 31 March. The reward is twenty dollars for recovery of the money, or fifteen for the thief alone.
Source findingsFindmypast sweep — 7 October 2026
- Corrects the description of the 1773 marriage source: Findmypast's index of the marriage of Thos Glasco and Margt Duffy, 12 December 1773, St Audoen's, Dublin (
IRE/PRS/MAR/0623479/1, imageIRE/PRS/MICROFILM06778-06/0061) is from the Roman Catholic parish register of St Audoen's (National Library of Ireland microfilm 06778-06), not a Church of Ireland register. The transcript gives no witnesses, residence or trade. - New, bearing on identity: Hibernian Journal, 11 January 1773, p.2 (BNA
BL/0000817/17730111/005), repeated in the same paper on 8, 10 and 22 February, 3, 5 and 22 March and 7 and 9 April 1773, and in Saunders's News-Letter, 12 March 1773, p.3 (BL/0001057/17730312/016). Full-page OCR of the 5 March issue (BL/0000817/17730305/010) reads, with long-s normalised: "THOMAS GLASCO, who served Apprenticeship to his Father, Philip Glasco, late [of] Christ-Church-lane, Watch-maker, and since had several Years Practice in London, takes this Method of informing his Friends and the Public, that he carries on the usual [business] at his said Father's House". So a Thomas Glasco, trained by his father Philip and recently back from London, was setting up at his late father's house in Christ Church Lane in January–April 1773. St Audoen's is beside Christ Church Lane, and the marriage to Margaret Duffy followed in December 1773. This makes it possible that the 1773 groom was the watchmaker, but neither record names the other. If he was, his father was Philip Glasco, not Glasco-173. - Candidate, unproved: the Dublin diocesan wills and grants index has a Margaret Glasco, 1777 (
IRE/IET0090/0424/214), with no residence. Margaret (Duffy) was alive when her father's will was made in 1774; a 1777 grant for her would explain how a Thomas Glasco was free to marry Miss Hynes in 1779, but the index alone does not show which Margaret this is. - New (index only): Chancery bill, 3 November 1777 (vol. 43, p.190), indexes Thomas Glasco on the same page as Philip Glasco (
IRE/COURT/CHANCERY/0001223973,/0001223970).
Identity and family
Identity and relationship action
- Preserve the 1773 Margaret Duffy evidence and resolve the Ann/Margaret structured-spouse conflict from the underlying record before changing it.
- Do not add Miss Hynes or the watchmaker occurrence without evidence joining the two marriages.
- Do not treat Glasco-173 as a proved father or Glasco-143 as a proved son. The cited records do not establish either edge.
Keep the 1779–1783 watchmaker on the Dublin Glasco watchmaker free-space cluster until a direct identity bridge is found.
Identity assessment — 4 October 2026 newspaper review
The 5 October 1779 original advertisement and 4 April 1780 repeat name only Glasco, watch and clock maker, moving from Christ-Church-lane to 20 Ormond Quay near the market. The address supports the existing 1779–1783 Thomas trade cluster, but the newspaper gives no first name, spouse, parents or children and does not assign the event to this profile. Keep Glasco-143, Glasco-144 and Glasco-173 compatible under their current limits. See the consolidated sourced draft. No relationship change is proposed.
Identity and relationship assessments — newspaper review
The notice supplies residence but no age, relatives or migration link to this Dublin profile. Thomas is the reported victim; William Steel is the alleged thief. Check Tinicum tax, land, church and probate records before assignment. No family amendment is supported.
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- Aurora General Advertiser, 1799-04-09, p.3: no longer a candidate for this profile. 'STOP THIEF': Thomas Glascoe reports $115 stolen from his house on Tinicum Island, near Chester on the Delaware, on 31 March 1799, by a man calling himself William Steel (notice dated 9 April 1799). No WikiTree profile fits this Thomas Glascoe; the Dublin-born Glasco profiles have no American record.
Family and relationships
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Parents 2Thomas Glascobefore 1742–date not establishedCatherine (Mangan) Glasco1690–before 2 February 1760
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Glasco before 1742–date not established | father | Unassessed father link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Catherine (Mangan) Glasco 1690–before 2 February 1760 | mother | Unassessed mother link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Spouse or partner 1Ann (Duffy) Glasco1756–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ann (Duffy) Glasco 1756–date not established | spouse | Unassessed partner link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Children 1Thomas Glasco1766–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Glasco 1766–date not established | son | Unassessed son link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Brothers and sisters 2James Glasco1730–after 1793Phillip Glasco1740–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| James Glasco 1730–after 1793 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Phillip Glasco 1740–date not established | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
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Sources
The only source so far is the WikiTree profile itselfReferences and source limitations
Profile-stated birthplace: Dublin
b. 1753 · Dublin · Source association
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Original notes and downloadsNotes as written, replaced interpretations, comparisons and data exports
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Research notes as originally written
Current conclusion
This profile is securely associated with Margaret Duffy's 12 December 1773 marriage at St Audoen, Dublin, but is not proved to be the Thomas Glasco who married Miss Hynes in 1779 or the Ormond Quay watchmaker of 1783. A remarriage is chronologically possible, but no burial, licence, parish entry, probate or address-bearing record proves that Margaret died or that the two grooms were the same man. The structured spouse is labelled Ann Duffy with a 1776 marriage, while the biography's marriage index and the Duffy pedigree identify Margaret Duffy and date the marriage to 1773. This internal conflict requires source resolution. The attached parents, [[Glasco-173]] and [[Mangan-824|Catherine Mangan]], and attached son, [[Glasco-143]], are not established by the cited marriage or pedigree.
Source findings
| Source | Finding | Assessment | | --- | --- | --- | | Church of Ireland marriage index quoted on [Glasco-144](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasco-144) | Thomas Glasco married Margaret Duffy at St Audoen, Dublin, on 12 December 1773; witnesses Cornelius Clark and Dennis Duffy. | Directly identifies the 1773 couple, but supplies no occupation, residence, parents or later spouse. | | Duffy pedigree cited on [Duffy-6026](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Duffy-6026) | “Margt, wife of Thomas Glascoe” is named as a daughter of Patrick Duffy of Back Lane and Anne. | Supports Margaret rather than Ann as the wife's forename. No children are shown and it does not identify Thomas's parents or trade. | | [Watson's 1783 directory](https://www.swilson.info/wat1783tr.php?brw=sur&brwkey=Glasco) | “Glasco, Thomas, Watch maker, 20, Ormond quay, 40/1.” | Direct trade and address evidence, but no age, spouse or parent. | | *Saunders's News-Letter*, under 19 July 1779; [transcription](https://eddiesextracts.com/extracts1700/snl1773_99.html) | Thomas Glasco of Christchurch Lane, watchmaker, married Miss Hynes of Ormond Quay. | Near-certain earlier occurrence of the 1783 tradesman, but not a bridge to the 1773 groom. The next dated heading belongs to a different item. |
Identity and relationship action
- Preserve the 1773 Margaret Duffy evidence and resolve the Ann/Margaret structured-spouse conflict from the underlying record before changing it. - Do not add Miss Hynes or the watchmaker occurrence without evidence joining the two marriages. - Do not treat [[Glasco-173]] as a proved father or [[Glasco-143]] as a proved son. The cited records do not establish either edge. Keep the 1779–1783 watchmaker on the Dublin Glasco watchmaker free-space cluster until a direct identity bridge is found.
Identity assessment — 4 October 2026 newspaper review
The [5 October 1779 original advertisement](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1050086381/) and [4 April 1780 repeat](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1050049040/) name only Glasco, watch and clock maker, moving from Christ-Church-lane to 20 Ormond Quay near the market. The address supports the existing 1779–1783 Thomas trade cluster, but the newspaper gives no first name, spouse, parents or children and does not assign the event to this profile. Keep Glasco-143, Glasco-144 and Glasco-173 compatible under their current limits. See the [consolidated sourced draft](/research/subjects/newspapers-early-glasgow/#dublin-glasco-watchmaker). No relationship change is proposed.
Current conclusion — newspaper review, 5 October 2026
This is a chronologically compatible Thomas Glasco namesake for the 1799 Tinicum Island subscriber; no profile identification is proved.
Source findings — newspaper review
The [Aurora, 9 April 1799, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/586542475/) and [11 April, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/586542512/) print one STOP THIEF notice signed Thomas Glascoe: $115 reportedly stolen from his Tinicum Island house on 31 March. The reward is twenty dollars for recovery of the money, or fifteen for the thief alone.
Identity and relationship assessments — newspaper review
The notice supplies residence but no age, relatives or migration link to this Dublin profile. Thomas is the reported victim; William Steel is the alleged thief. Check Tinicum tax, land, church and probate records before assignment. No family amendment is supported.
Current conclusion — newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026
- [The Public Register, or, Freeman's Journal, 1779-10-05, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1050086381/): Glasco (forename not printed), watch and clock maker (advertiser) — **possible** match. Documentary identity, graded probable: the same trade, the move to exactly 20 Ormond Quay in Oct 1779, and Watson's 1783 listing of Thomas Glasco, watch maker, at 20 Ormond quay (same house number, four years later) identify the advertiser as Thomas Glasco. The July 1779 marriage of a Christchurch-lane watchmaker Glasco to Miss Hynes of Ormond-quay explains the move to Ormond Quay. The bracketed forename [Thomas] in that extraction is editorial and is not used as evidence. Profile assignment, graded possible only, among three Dublin Thomas profiles managed by the same user. (1) Glasco-144: Thomas, b. c.1753, the 1773 St Audoen's groom of Margaret Duffy (St Audoen's is next to Christ Church Lane), age-compatible. (2) Glasco-173: Thomas, b. before 1742, father of Sarah in 1760 at St Michan's with Catherine, compatible. (3) Glasco-143: b. c.1766, an estimate from a reported 1785 marriage; t Sources: [Watson's Dublin Almanack 1783, Merchants and Traders, transcription: 'Glasco, Thomas, Watch maker, 20, Ormond quay', p.40 l.1 (swilson.info)](https://www.swilson.info/wat1783tr.php?brw=sur&brwkey=Glasco); [Saunders's News-Letter extraction, 19 Jul 1779: 'Mr. [Thomas] Glasco, of Christchurch-lane, Watchmaker, to Miss Hynes of Ormond-quay' (Eddie's Extracts; forename bracketed by extractor)](https://eddiesextracts.com/extracts1700/snl1773_99.html)
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- [Aurora General Advertiser, 1799-04-09, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/586542475/): no longer a candidate for this profile. 'STOP THIEF': Thomas Glascoe reports $115 stolen from his house on Tinicum Island, near Chester on the Delaware, on 31 March 1799, by a man calling himself William Steel (notice dated 9 April 1799). No WikiTree profile fits this Thomas Glascoe; the Dublin-born Glasco profiles have no American record.
Source findings
### Findmypast sweep — 7 October 2026 - **Corrects the description of the 1773 marriage source:** Findmypast's index of the marriage of **Thos Glasco** and **Margt Duffy**, 12 December 1773, St Audoen's, Dublin (`IRE/PRS/MAR/0623479/1`, image `IRE/PRS/MICROFILM06778-06/0061`) is from the **Roman Catholic** parish register of St Audoen's (National Library of Ireland microfilm 06778-06), not a Church of Ireland register. The transcript gives no witnesses, residence or trade. - **New, bearing on identity:** *Hibernian Journal*, 11 January 1773, p.2 (BNA `BL/0000817/17730111/005`), repeated in the same paper on 8, 10 and 22 February, 3, 5 and 22 March and 7 and 9 April 1773, and in *Saunders's News-Letter*, 12 March 1773, p.3 (`BL/0001057/17730312/016`). Full-page OCR of the 5 March issue (`BL/0000817/17730305/010`) reads, with long-s normalised: "THOMAS GLASCO, who served Apprenticeship to his Father, Philip Glasco, late [of] Christ-Church-lane, Watch-maker, and since had several Years Practice in London, takes this Method of informing his Friends and the Public, that he carries on the usual [business] at his said Father's House". So a Thomas Glasco, trained by his father Philip and recently back from London, was setting up at his late father's house in Christ Church Lane in January–April 1773. St Audoen's is beside Christ Church Lane, and the marriage to Margaret Duffy followed in December 1773. This makes it **possible** that the 1773 groom was the watchmaker, but neither record names the other. If he was, his father was Philip Glasco, not [[Glasco-173]]. - **Candidate, unproved:** the Dublin diocesan wills and grants index has a **Margaret Glasco**, 1777 (`IRE/IET0090/0424/214`), with no residence. Margaret (Duffy) was alive when her father's will was made in 1774; a 1777 grant for her would explain how a Thomas Glasco was free to marry Miss Hynes in 1779, but the index alone does not show which Margaret this is. - **New (index only):** Chancery bill, 3 November 1777 (vol. 43, p.190), indexes Thomas Glasco on the same page as Philip Glasco (`IRE/COURT/CHANCERY/0001223973`, `/0001223970`).
Automated parent comparison (research aid, not a recommendation)
Stored scores are preserved for audit only. They are not probabilities or genealogical evidence, and a reviewed exclusion remains excluded.
- Mary Glascow: 24/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Phillip Glasco: 22/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- John Glasgow: 12/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Robert Glasgow: 10/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Robert Glasgow: 10/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Mary (Cranmer) Glasgow: 9/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Jean (Anderson) Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Jean Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Rose Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
- Margaret Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
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