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One-Tree export","mapped_records":"Glasgow Surname Project map dataset","profile_capture":"Public WikiTree profile evidence capture","relationship_assessments":"Controlled local relationship hypothesis register","research_findings":"Durable research/<profile-or-catalogue-ID>/findings.md case file"},"research_findings":[{"profile_id":"Glasgow-1022","updated":"2026-08-13","source_path":"research/Glasgow-1022/findings.md","sections":[{"title":"Current conclusion","category":"conclusion","markdown":"### Collateral update, 13 August 2026\n\nTwo new original civil records extend the family without solving John's own\nparentage.\n\n- The 1851 mortality schedule directly identifies Andrew `Glasgow-1050` as\n  John's son. Samuel John `Glasgow-1419`'s 1866 marriage names his father as\n  **Andrew Glasgow, labourer**. The age and County Antrim context make Andrew\n  `Glasgow-1050` the strongest match, but the marriage omits the father's\n  residence, so the father-son identity remains probable rather than certain.\n- John `Glasgow-2407`, later farmer of Cross, named his father as **John\n  Glasgow, farmer** in his original 1865 marriage. He is not the 1851 nephew:\n  the nephew was married from 1839, whereas the 1865 groom was explicitly a\n  bachelor. John-1022 is a possible father, but John `Glasgow-1657` of Cross is\n  a geographically stronger competing candidate. Leave John-2407 parentless.\n\nThese results distinguish the married nephew, the Lisnagaver John/Samuel\nbrother pair, and the Cross farmer as separate research lines.\n\nThe newly reviewed Kilwaughter material supplies no evidence that this John was\na son of Robert Glasgow-1143. The 17 May 1747 discipline entry names no woman or\nchild. The 1 April 1772 petition places John under Larne, while Robert Glasgow,\nJames Glasgow and Hugh Shannon occur consecutively under Kilwaughter. Remove any\nclaim that the discipline case establishes John's father; the structured link\nto Robert-1143 remains unsupported.\n\nThe records support two related-looking but not yet connected branches.\n\n- John `Glasgow-867` and Samuel `Glasgow-2908` are proved brothers. John's\n  original 1846 marriage names their likely father as **John Glasgow, farmer**.\n  A family gravestone places the younger John's birth about 1816/17, although\n  his 1851 age implies about 1801. John `Glasgow-1022` is a possible identity\n  for the father, but the later date would make him about sixty-five at the\n  birth and removes the basis for calling him the clear leading candidate. Keep\n  both relationships uncertain and leave their mother blank.\n- Alexander `Glasgow-951` should not be attached as John's son from the Mary\n  evidence. Mary Glasgow was 28 in 1871 and therefore cannot be John's\n  granddaughter Maryan, who was already 17 in 1851.\n- Robert `Glasgow-1367` is not the Robert at Gortereghy. Household adjacency at\n  Glenleslie is insufficient to make him John's son; leave Robert parentless.\n- Daniel `Glasgow-3896` and Thomas `Glasgow-987` are proved brothers. Younger\n  Alexander `Glasgow-951` is their probable brother. The Gortereghy Robert was\n  most likely Alexander's proved son Robert `Glasgow-938`, making the two\n  Gortereghy men probable uncle and nephew.\n- The exact relationship between the John and older-Alexander branches remains\n  unknown. They may have been brothers, making the Lisnagaver heads cousins, but\n  father-son and more distant collateral relationships remain possible.\n\nThe fuller 1851 Glenleslie return also exposes three unresolved branches which\nshould be pursued rather than forced into existing children. Ann Glasgow, 18,\nand Mary Ann/`Maryan` Glasgow, 17, were explicitly John's granddaughters. Jane\nGrimes, 5, and James Grimes, nine months, were also his grandchildren, implying\nan unidentified child in a Grimes household. A married John Glasgow aged about\n40 was explicitly John's **nephew**, providing direct evidence that John-1022\nhad at least one sibling or sibling-equivalent relationship still to identify.\n\nJohn `Glasgow-2056` is only a candidate for that nephew, not an identification.\nHis original 1850 marriage names his father as **Henry Glasgow, farmer**. He can\nbe the census nephew only if Henry is independently shown to be John-1022's\nbrother or equivalent relative.\n\nThe adjacent George household and the recurring Alexander relatives make this\na Glasgow-Alexander local network. The earlier Ballyboggy records extend that\nnetwork geographically and chronologically, but do not yet prove John-1022's\nparentage: John Glasgow co-leased Ballyboggy with James Wier in 1740, and James\nGlasgow plus James Glasgow junior occur there among Alexander and Wier occupiers\nin 1825. Ballyboggy directly adjoins Glenleslie.\n\nThe current attachment to [[Glasgow-1505|William Glasgow of Larne]] remains a\nvalid uncertain working hypothesis, but the 1740 [[Glasgow-3959|John Glasgow of\nBallyboggy]] is the geographically stronger father-or-grandfather candidate.\nThe two models should remain open: neither record names John-1022 as a child.\n\nSee [family reconstruction](family_reconstruction.md)."},{"title":"Extended-family identity audit, 13 August 2026","category":"assessment","markdown":"The relationship labels in [Glenleslie house 21](https://durrushistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/1851irishcensusreturnscommadelimitedtextfilejul24_071.pdf)\nhave now been audited against\nthe local research files, the current One-Tree export, live WikiTree searches,\nthe surviving Dunaghy census transcription and the free civil-registration\nindex. They have **not all been identified**.\n\n| Census person | Present status |\n| --- | --- |\n| Ann Glasgow, 18, granddaughter | Represented by [[Glasgow-3168]], but her parents, later life and descendants remain unknown. |\n| Maryan Glasgow, 17, granddaughter | No defensible profile. [[Glasgow-3167]] is a different Mary Glasgow, born about 1843 and daughter of Alexander `Glasgow-951`. |\n| Jane Grimes, 5, and James Grimes, nine months, grandchildren | Neither child nor their parents has been identified. They are the only Grimes entries in the [surviving Dunaghy returns](https://durrushistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/1851irishcensusreturnscommadelimitedtextfilejul24_071.pdf). No exact local marriage or matching Antrim-born 1901 household was found. A James Grimes who died in Ballycastle in 1870 aged 22 is a close but unproved candidate; the index gives no relative or original image. A Jane Grimes who died at Armagh in 1897 was Patrick Grimes's wife and is unlikely to be the child born with that surname. Live duplicate searching found `Grimes-1800`, born about 1850, but that profile belongs to a County Sligo family. Migration, childhood death, an earlier marriage, or a spelling variant remain possible. |\n| John Glasgow, 40, nephew, married in 1839 | Not identified. The complete surviving 1851 Glasgow census set distinguishes him from Robert's same-aged son John, then in America, and from [[Glasgow-867]], who simultaneously headed Lisnagaver house 34. [[Glasgow-2056]] named Henry as father and married in 1850; [[Glasgow-2407]] was a bachelor in 1865. All conflict with the census nephew. His 1839 marriage predates civil registration and no residence or spouse is supplied. |\n| William Alexander, deceased brother-in-law | Not identified. The label supports an Alexander connection to John or Rose, but does not prove Rose's birth surname because `brother-in-law` could describe more than one relationship. |\n\nThe best no-fee continuation is to search the Grimes children under spelling\nvariants and migration records, and to reconstruct every age-compatible John\nGlasgow who married about 1839. Those two routes can expose an otherwise\nunnamed child and sibling of John without requiring a PRONI copy order."},{"title":"Parentage and Y-DNA synthesis, 13 August 2026","category":"assessment","markdown":"No inspected record names John's father. The Y-DNA does, however, narrow the\nkind of relationship worth pursuing. Alexander `Glasgow-951` (kit B580327) and\nthe James J Glasgow `Glasgow-2738` line (kit 1002232) are both confirmed\nR-FT20271 Big Y lines. They are genetic distance 3 at Y-111, differ at four of\n662 compared Big Y STRs, and share the derived DYS714=27 state. The local SAPP\nmodel places their paternal branching node at about 1750, with a displayed 95%\ninterval of 1700-1750. That is a search window, not a proved date: the same\nuncalibrated model places a known control relationship about a century too\nrecently.\n\nThis result proves that Alexander's direct paternal line and James J's tested\nline share a male Glasgow ancestor. It does **not** identify John as that\nancestor. The kit reported for Robert `Glasgow-1143` has only marker testing,\nis genetic distance 10 from Alexander at Y-111, and has no confirmed downstream\nBig Y placement. Using the present WikiTree pedigree to make John a descendant\nof Robert, then using that assumed pedigree to interpret the marker match, would\nbe circular.\n\nThe best documentary placement remains the Dunaghy-Kilconway tenant network.\nJohn could only have fathered Robert `Glasgow-1367` or older Alexander\n`Glasgow-3904` through an unidentified relationship predating his reported 1791\nmarriage to Rose. A brother/cousin relationship among the older household heads\nrequires fewer assumptions than making both men John's sons. Leave John's own\nparents unknown and keep the broader paternal relationship as a research\ncluster rather than a structured edge.\n\nA new candidate occurrence was found in the 1803 North Antrim agricultural\ncensus: **John Glesco** at Carnbuck, Loughguile parish. He is the only entry in\nthe covered parishes that the compiler standardised as Glasgow rather than\nGlass. John `Glasgow-1022`, then about 52, is age-compatible, but the census\ngives no age, spouse, occupation or relation and Carnbuck is not Glenleslie.\nThe name should remain a candidate occurrence, not be folded into his biography\nas fact.\n\nExact-name, spelling-variant, residence and townland searches of the volunteer\nRegistry of Deeds index found no deed naming John or a relative at Glenleslie,\nLisnagaver or Carnbuck. The negative is bounded by the incomplete index and\ndoes not establish that no sublease or unindexed deed existed.\n\nThe complete published North Antrim portion of the 1796 Flaxgrowers' List has\nno Glasgow, Glasgo or Glask entry. This is a bounded negative only: it records\npremium recipients rather than all householders and cannot show that the family\nhad left Dunaghy.<ref>[https://www.billmacafee.com/1796flaxgrowerslist/1796flaxgrowersantrim.pdf Bill MacAfee, ''Flaxgrowers' List for the Parishes in North Antrim, 1796''].</ref>"},{"title":"Source findings","category":"sources","markdown":"| Source | Finding | Assessment |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| [Detailed 1851 census transcription](https://durrushistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/1851irishcensusreturnscommadelimitedtextfilejul24_071.pdf), p. 103 | John, 99, and Rose, 80, were Antrim-born and recorded at Glenleslie house 21 as married in **1791**. John was a farmer. | Strong derivative evidence from a field-by-field transcription. The WikiTree structured marriage date 1839 is an identity error: 1839 belongs to the nephew John in the same household. Original-image confirmation remains desirable. |\n| [Samuel John Glasgow's original 1866 marriage](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1866/11540/8244496.pdf) | Samuel named his father as Andrew Glasgow, labourer. | Strong probable continuation of John's proved son Andrew; the certificate does not state the father's residence. |\n| [John Glasgow and Rachel Grey's original 1865 marriage](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1865/11578/8260226.pdf) and [John's 1874 death](https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1874/020673/7253774.pdf) | John was a bachelor farmer of Cross, son of John Glasgow, farmer; he died at Cross aged 65. | Proves a separate John-son-of-John line and excludes him as the 1851 married nephew. It does not identify John-1022 as the father. |\n| [Bill MacAfee, 1851 Kilconway census transcription](https://www.billmacafee.com/census/1851censuskilconway.pdf), Glenleslie house 21 | Explicitly calls Ellen, Andrew and Nancy children; Ann and Mary Ann Glasgow plus Jane and James Grimes grandchildren; John Glasgow about 40 a nephew; and deceased William Alexander a brother-in-law. | Direct relationship terms in a detailed derivative census transcription. The grandchildren's parents and nephew's father remain unidentified. |\n| Same census, Glenleslie houses 21-23 | John headed house 21; Patrick Hamill headed 22; Robert `Glasgow-1367`, 72, an Antrim-born farmer, headed 23. | Indirect cluster evidence. The 27-year age gap fits father-son, but the census states no relationship and Robert predates the John-Rose marriage by about twelve years. |\n| Same census, Glenleslie house 21; [Mary Glasgow's 1871 marriage](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1871/11341/8162804.pdf) | Maryan, 17, was John's granddaughter. Mary Glasgow, 28, named father Alexander Glasgow. | The ten-year age conflict excludes the proposed identity and removes this route to John as Alexander's father. |\n| [John and Margaret's 1846 marriage](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/view/?record_id=cima-3156063) and [1851 Lisnagaver house 34](https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1851/Antrim/Kilconway/Rasharkin/Lisnagaver/34/) | John `Glasgow-867` named his father as John Glasgow, farmer; Samuel was recorded as John's brother. | Strong two-record chain for the brothers' father's name and occupation. It does not uniquely identify `Glasgow-1022`. |\n| [Rasharkin Second Presbyterian gravestones](https://genealogy.torrens.org/BannValley/church/RasharkinP/graveyard.html) | The stone erected by James Garvin Glasgo says his father John died in 1895 aged 78 and his mother Margaret Garvin died in 1892 aged 74. | Direct family memorial evidence. The implied 1816/17 birth makes `Glasgow-1022` a less comfortable father candidate than the 1851 age alone suggested. |\n| [1803 North Antrim agricultural census](https://www.billmacafee.com/1803agriculturalcensus/1803censusantrim2.pdf), record 5677 | `John Glesco` was recorded at Carnbuck, Loughguile, and standardised by the compiler as Glasgow. | New age-compatible candidate occurrence. The record supplies no identifier connecting him to Glenleslie John. |\n| [1740 Protestant Householders' Return](https://www.billmacafee.com/1740returns/1740religiousreturnsulstername.pdf), record 2107; PRONI `D2223/15/56` | `Joh Glask` was the sole Glasgow-form entry in Dunaghy, while the lease names John Glasgow jointly at Ballyboggy with James Wier. | Strong evidence for an older local John and the best geographic father-or-grandfather candidate for John-1022; no child is named. |\n| [1796 North Antrim Flaxgrowers' List](https://www.billmacafee.com/1796flaxgrowerslist/1796flaxgrowersantrim.pdf) | No Glasgow, Glasgo or Glask recipient appears in the covered North Antrim parishes. | Bounded negative for the premium list, not an absence census. |\n| [FamilyTreeDNA Glasgow Project results](https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Glasgow?iframe=ydna-results-overview), kits B580327 and 1002232; administrator comparison export | Alexander `Glasgow-951` and the James J `Glasgow-2738` line are confirmed R-FT20271 and form the closest displayed pairing, GD 3 at Y-111. | Direct paternal genetic evidence for a shared male ancestor, but no named parent for John and no proof that the marker-only Robert `Glasgow-1143` result lies on the same terminal branch. |\n| 1851 census, Lisnagaver houses 34-37 | John/Samuel were at 34, Alexander at 35, Watters at 36, and Thomas at 37. | A small same-surname farming cluster. Enumeration order does not prove physical next-door residence or a minimum degree of kinship. |\n| Daniel's original 1871 will and Daniel Neely Glasgow's 1888 marriage | Daniel called late Thomas his brother and Daniel Neely his nephew; Daniel Neely named Thomas Glasgow, farmer, as his father and lived at Lisnagaver. | High-confidence two-record proof that Daniel and Thomas of the Lisnagaver family were brothers. |\n| [Griffith's Valuation, Rasharkin](https://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/antrim/rasharkin.htm) | Daniel and Robert Glasgow were at Gortereghy; Alexander, John and Thomas were at adjoining Lisnagaver. | Proves occupier names and places, not identities or relationships. |\n| [Robert and Jane's original 1866 marriage](https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1866/11531/8240963.pdf) | Robert `Glasgow-938`, 25, was a Lisnagaver farmer and son of Alexander, farmer; bride Jane Graham lived at Gortereghy. | This younger Robert has a direct link to both townlands and is the materially better Griffith Robert candidate than `Glasgow-1367`. |\n| PRONI valuation revision books `VAL/12/B/4/17A`, Gortereghy folio 21, and `17B`, folio 22; [1864 scan](sources/proni_VAL-12-B-4-17A_gortereghy_folio21.jpg), [1865-84 scan](sources/proni_VAL-12-B-4-17B_gortereghy_folio22.jpg) | Robert Glasgow occupied the separate house at map reference `18c` in 1864 and was carried into the next book. The adjoining `18b` house was Daniel McCochrane's, not Daniel Glasgow's. | Strong additional identity evidence for the younger Robert: he was a local farmer aged about 24 in 1864, while `Glasgow-1367` would have been about 85. It also prevents treating the name-only Daniel and Robert entries as proved adjoining occupiers or relatives. |\n| [Rasharkin Presbyterian baptisms](https://genealogy.torrens.org/BannValley/church/RasharkinP/Baptisms_1834.html) | Alexander and Mary/Molly McAughern were at Gortereagh in 1837-38 and Lisnagaver by 1843-44. | Contemporary evidence linking younger Alexander's family to both adjacent townlands. |\n| [1834 North Antrim tithe transcription](https://www.billmacafee.com/182030stithe/tithenorthantrimrevisionorder.pdf), p. 134 of the PDF | Alexander Glasgow and Robert Glasgow were the only named Glasgow tithe occupiers at Lisnagaver. | Contemporary locality evidence, but neither man is uniquely identified and no relationship is stated. It does not place older Robert at Gortereghy. |\n| [North Antrim tithe transcription](https://www.billmacafee.com/182030stithe/tithenorthantrim.pdf), Dunaghy parish, 1825 | Ballyboggy lists James Glasgow and James Glasgow junior among Henry, William and Thomas Alexander and James Wier. | Strong local tenant-network evidence; `junior` distinguishes the two Jameses but does not by itself prove father and son or connect either to John-1022. |\n| [John Glasgow and Matilda Little's 1850 marriage](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/view/?record_id=cima-3202971); [original register image](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1850/09386/5399841.pdf) | John `Glasgow-2056`, farmer of Killycurragh, named his father as Henry Glasgow, farmer. | Excludes treating this profile as the 1851 nephew merely from name and age; Henry's relationship to John-1022 remains unproved. |"},{"title":"Recommended working attachments","category":"actions","markdown":"| Child | Proposed father | Mother | Status |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| John `Glasgow-867` | John `Glasgow-1022` | Unknown | Uncertain; low-moderate after gravestone review |\n| Samuel `Glasgow-2908` | John `Glasgow-1022` | Unknown | Uncertain; moderate |\n\nThe next discovery targets are the parents of Ann and Mary Ann Glasgow, the\nmother of the Grimes grandchildren, and the father of the forty-year-old nephew\nJohn. Those identities can reveal additional children and a sibling of John-1022\nwithout disturbing reasonable uncertain attachments already used for navigation.\n\nDo not attach the older Alexander `Glasgow-3904` to `Glasgow-1022` as either\nbrother or son. Record the possible collateral relationship in notes until a\nlease, revision book, church record, will, or DNA triangulation distinguishes\nthe alternatives."},{"title":"Ellen's 1847 workhouse identity","category":"assessment","markdown":"[Ballymena Workhouse admission 4130](https://www.billmacafee.com/otherrecords/ballymenaworkhouse.pdf)\nrecords [[Glasgow-1368|Ellen Glasgow]], age 22, married and deserted,\nPresbyterian, of Glenleslie, on 13 May 1847. Her name, age, status and townland\nclosely match John's married daughter Ellen, age 26, in the 1851 household.\nThis independently confirms Ellen's local identity and married status.\n\nThe entry does not name Ellen's husband. The 1851 return calls Jane and James\nGrimes John's grandchildren but does not call them Ellen's children. The\ncurrent Grimes spouse and child attachments should therefore remain uncertain.\nThis source strengthens John-to-Ellen; it does not identify John's parents or\nprove Rose's maternity."}]}],"similar_people":[{"id":"Glasgow-3298","name":"John Glasgow","catalogue_id":"glasgow-3298","html_url":"/people/glasgow-3298.html","birth_year":1755,"death_year":null,"birth_place":"Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland","death_place":null,"score":56,"classification":"similar person","match_reasons":["same first and last name (+18)","birth years within 4 (+18)","matching child names: George Glasgow, John Glasgow"],"conflicts":["uncertain father attachments differ (no deduction)"],"matching_children":["George Glasgow","John Glasgow"],"child_name_overlap":[],"parent_comparison":"No shared parent is indexed"},{"id":"Glasgow-3480","name":"John Glasgow","catalogue_id":"glasgow-3480","html_url":"/people/glasgow-3480.html","birth_year":1751,"death_year":null,"birth_place":"Kirknewton And East Calder, Midlothian, Scotland","death_place":null,"score":48,"classification":"similar person","match_reasons":["same first and last name (+18)","same birth year (+30)"],"conflicts":["uncertain father attachments differ (no deduction)"],"matching_children":[],"child_name_overlap":[],"parent_comparison":"No shared parent is indexed"}],"potential_parentage":{"children_recorded":[{"id":"Glasgow-1050","name":"Andrew Glasgow","birth_year":1818,"death_year":1848,"gender":"Male","parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022","Alexander-16967"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1050.html"},{"id":"Glasgow-1368","name":"Ellen Glasgow","birth_year":1825,"death_year":null,"gender":"Female","parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022","Alexander-16967"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1368.html"},{"id":"Glasgow-1400","name":"George Glasgow","birth_year":1815,"death_year":null,"gender":"Male","parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1400.html"},{"id":"Glasgow-867","name":"John Glasgow","birth_year":1801,"death_year":null,"gender":"Male","parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-867.html"},{"id":"Glasgow-1369","name":"Nancy Glasgow","birth_year":1815,"death_year":1847,"gender":"Female","parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022","Alexander-16967"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1369.html"},{"id":"Glasgow-2908","name":"Samuel Glasgow","birth_year":1791,"death_year":1875,"gender":"Male","parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-2908.html"},{"id":"Glasgow-1367","name":"Robert Glasco","birth_year":1779,"death_year":null,"gender":"Male","parent_ids":["Glasgow-3905","Glasgow-1022"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1367.html"}],"earliest_dated_son":{"id":"Glasgow-1050","name":"Andrew Glasgow","given":"andrew","given_tokens":["andrew"],"gender":"Male","birth_year":1818,"birth_place":"Dunaghy, Kilconway, Antrim","death_year":1848,"parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022","Alexander-16967"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1050.html"},"earliest_dated_daughter":{"id":"Glasgow-1369","name":"Nancy Glasgow","given":"nancy","given_tokens":["nancy"],"gender":"Female","birth_year":1815,"birth_place":"Dunaghy, Kilconway, Antrim","death_year":1847,"parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022","Alexander-16967"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1369.html"},"second_dated_son":null,"second_dated_daughter":{"id":"Glasgow-1368","name":"Ellen Glasgow","given":"ellen","given_tokens":["ellen"],"gender":"Female","birth_year":1825,"birth_place":"Dunaghy, Kilconway, Antrim","death_year":null,"parent_ids":["Glasgow-1022","Alexander-16967"],"html_url":"/people/glasgow-1368.html"},"third_dated_son":null,"third_dated_daughter":null,"naming_controls":{"matches":0,"mismatches":1,"factor":0.9,"details":["third son/father does not match (George Glasgow)"]},"candidates":[{"id":"Glasgow-1024","name":"James Glasgow II","catalogue_id":"glasgow-1024","html_url":"/people/glasgow-1024.html","birth_year":1721,"death_year":1831,"gender":"Male","age_gap":30,"age_gap_label":"30 years","role":"possible father","locations":["Moneymore, County Londonderry, Ireland","Moneymore, County Londonderry, Ireland, United Kingdom","Moneymore"],"score":39,"classification":"weak lead","reasons":["plausible 30-year parent-child age gap (+18)","candidate's birth is 58 years before the subject's earliest dated child (1779), a compatible grandparent-generation interval (+4)","a known child was born within 1 years of the subject (+3)","known spouse Mary (Harkness) Glasgow had a bounded, possibly plausible maternal age (26) at the subject's birth (+3)","the same sex-aware parent-name position recurs independently in sibling households: James Glasgow → James Glasgow (+3)","uncommon given names recur in both otherwise distinct descendant branches: Jane +7 (71 public profiles; 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People already attached as the subject's parents stay in the identity summary and are excluded from this alternative-candidate list, regardless of relationship confidence. The main calibration uses clues available on disconnected profiles; existing parent and sibling links are retained as comparison context rather than treated as transferable evidence. Common ordered names and grandparent-to-child echoes receive a small non-zero weight, so a John or James match can support several independent criteria without producing a lead alone. Rare names, repeated bearers and bundles across otherwise distinct branches receive substantially more weight according to catalogue frequency. An exact migration place is weighted by its rarity and repetition across both branches; a shared destination country is worth only one point. Extra weight is added only when at least three independent clue types converge: naming, locality, specific migration, household chronology or collateral networks. Sparse profiles retain a clearly labelled chronology-only fallback instead of disappearing. Countries, states, counties and research clusters do not count as a shared locality, and fallback, broad representative or kin-inferred coordinates are excluded from distance scoring. Shared descendant profiles are removed before branch-name comparison. A candidate already recorded as a parent-in-law is excluded. A confident or independently supported parent is treated as settled; uncertain and unassessed attachments remain open to alternative comparison. A different linked parent, an uncle/aunt or grandparent path, and a matching existing child profile prevent an alternative from being classified as a strong direct-parent lead until the underlying tree conflict or duplicate is resolved. Familiar forms such as Bessie are normalised. Surname remains an eligibility filter worth zero points.","warning":"Naming customs, shared farms and occupations are circumstantial. Children, spouses and collateral relatives may be missing, and tree-derived family networks are not independent evidence. Scores rank research leads; they do not prove parentage."}}