Researched biography · Glasgow-1101
Archibald Glasgow
before 19 June 1614 – before 1677
Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
About Archibald
Betham's newly inspected genealogical abstract names Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk, with a will dated April 1673. It explicitly identifies Thomas Glasgow as his eldest son and Margaret as his only daughter; wife Elizabeth's surname is read provisionally as M'Auley. This supersedes the former statement that no spouse or child was known. The inspected manuscript is a pre-destruction abstract, not the complete will. April 1673 is its will date; the separate index gives probate in 1677.
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Family and study pages 2 pages
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Places 8 places
Sources 18 source pages
The first 10 of 18 source pages are listed here. Every record is listed under Sources below.
- Edinburgh Commissary Court, CC8/8/70.
- Findmypast, Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929: Archibald Glasgow, 19 Jun 1614, record R_693724617
- Glasgow High Kirk Baptisms 1609–1777, vol. 1/1329.
- Irish probate index transcription supplied July 2026, entry for Archibald Glascoe, Rathmatton, County Donegal, 1679.
- Irish probate index transcription, entry for Archibald Glascoe of Rathmatton, 1679.
Show 5 more source pages
- James Seaton Reid, A History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, 1853, p. 278.…
- Old Parish Records.
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D1825/A/2, bond from William Dutton of Greenforte to Archibald Glasgow of…
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D1825/A/2.
- Sir Arthur Vicars, Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland, 1536–1810, entry for Archibald Glasgow, clerk…
Latest findings about this person 2 findings
Research and WikiTree study pages 2 pages
What the research found
These research notes were last revised on 7 October 2026.
Summary of the research
Overall conclusion
The exact name, residence and clerical designation confidently identify the Irish testator with the Irish cleric represented by this profile. Rathmalton is Ramelton; the 1675/76 Ramelton bond-holder is almost certainly the same man. The 1679 Archibald Glascoe of Rathmatton entry is probably a duplicate or later probate action, with its date discrepancy still unresolved.
Matching his now-documented eldest son to Thomas of Lifford/Raphoe (Glasgow-3556) is strongly probable, but a distinctive household, associate or estate connection is still needed before changing that live father field from uncertain. Uncommon name, compatible generation and Donegal geography support the match; the abstract gives the son no residence, age, wife or estate.
The Irish cleric's identification with the Scottish child baptised in 1614 and M.A. in 1635 remains probable. No inspected Irish record names his Scottish parents or university. This abstract does not prove Archibald's father George or Thomas's proposed fatherhood of Nathaniel. These remain separate questions.
Later additions
Newest first. Each addition adds to the summary above; it does not replace it.
Findmypast Glasgow surname evidence
The transcript-validated baptism record for Archibald Glasgow, 19 Jun 1614, Glasgow, is assigned to this profile by the completed person-level WikiTree audit. This assignment does not merge any other same-name event.
What the records show
Source findingsSource Finding Assessment William Betham, Old Series vol.
| Source | Finding | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| William Betham, Old Series vol. 3 (1808), NLI GO MS 225, handwritten p. 90, viewer image 97, microfilm POS 1219; catalogue and digitised manuscript, inspected 30 Sep 2026 | Will dated April 1673; Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk; wife Elizabeth (provisional M'Auley); Thomas Glasgow, eldest son; Margaret, only daughter, linked to a Cairns household. | Direct kinship for the Irish testator. The son-to-Lifford identity remains strongly probable. Original abstract image inspected; complete will not inspected. |
| Ulster Settlers person record | Clerical service at Killea (1641; restored 1661), Faughanvale (1654), Taboyne (1660), and Clondevadock, Tullyfern and Aughnish (1661). | A geographically and chronologically coherent Donegal clerical career; individual entries do not name Scottish kin. |
| Vicars prerogative-will index; Internet Archive text | Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk; probate 1677. | Direct for name, residence, occupation and probate year. The will contents are not present in the index. |
| Irish probate index transcription supplied July 2026 | Archibald Glascoe, Rathmatton, County Donegal, 1679. | Probable duplicate/later action because of the uncommon name and same residence; not independently merged as fact. |
| Dutton bond, 1675/76; PRONI eCatalogue D1825/A/2 title-group description, inspected 30 Sep 2026 | Archibald Glasgow of Ramelton was the obligee. | Almost certainly the 1677 testator; no kinship is stated. The bond is grouped among Hugh Hamill/Portin Island title instruments, but the description does not name Hamill as a party to Archibald’s bond. This is qualified financial context, not an inherited-property bridge to Thomas. |
| Scottish baptism and M.A. evidence currently associated with the profile | An Archibald Glasgow was baptised in Glasgow in 1614 and graduated M.A. in 1635. | Strong candidate identity, not an Irish-to-Scottish bridge. |
| National Archives of Ireland, surviving prerogative will book, 1664–1684, FamilySearch DGS 8096787, image 542 of 547, G index; inspected 30 Sep 2026 | No obvious Archibald Glasgow/Glascoe entry in the complete visible G column; independently reviewed from saved source tiles. | Sign-in resolved image access. This limited index check does not establish that his will is absent or destroyed; exact full-text keyword Glasgow returned zero; Glas* returned nine matches, all captured and assessed as objects, commodities, occupation or apparent place/property phrases rather than a Glasgow father or identity bridge. Machine transcripts are search aids, not verified manuscript readings. The complete book has not been read. The nearby “Glass John,” p. 224, is not an Archibald entry. |
| Henry Cotton, Fasti Ecclesiae Hibernicae, vol. III (1849), vol. V (1860); Alexander G. Lecky, In the Days of the Laggan Presbytery (1908); checked 30 Sep 2026 | Focused whole-book OCR searches and selected printed indexes/locality passages yielded no Glasgow household or Thomas-to-Lifford identity bridge. | Bounded negative searches. Cotton III complete G index and Lecky relevant passages were visually read; Cotton V was OCR-only. These publications are not complete parish-clergy rolls; original presbytery minutes were not inspected. No denomination or father status follows from their silence. |
| Betham consolidated index | GLASCOE appears at Will Abstract references 10/47 and 14/296; Ismay is also indexed to 10/47. |
Inspected 30 Sep 2026: 10/47 is the Patrick Duffy will (1774, proved 1775), GO MS 232 p. 47/image 51; Margaret Duffy married Thomas Glascoe and Ismay is a different Duffy child. 14/296 is Robert Johnston’s 1768 will, GO MS 236 p. 296/image 151, naming an Elizabeth Sophia/John Glasgow family. These eighteenth-century collateral entries do not identify Archibald’s son. |
Source findings
- R_693724617 Findmypast transcript: Baptism date: 19 Jun 1614; Baptism place: HIGH CHURCH,GLASGOW,LANARK,SCOTLAND; Baptism year: 1614; Birth year: 1614; Category: Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records; Collections from: Great Britain, Scotland; Country: Scotland; County: Lanarkshire; Father's first name(s): George; Father's last name: Glasgow; First name(s): Archibald; Last name: Glasgow; Mother's first name(s): Margarat; Mother's last name: Stewert; Place: Glasgow; Record set: Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929; Sex: Male; Subcategory: Parish Baptisms (captured 2026-09-03T21:30:08.073Z).
- Findmypast record IDs:
R_693724617. - Stable research/source ID:
fmp-glasgow-91919c567ea1.
Source findingsSupplied OPR births and baptisms: row 106 — 10 September 2026
Scotland’s People, Old Parish Registers, births and baptisms; exact surname Glasgow through 1700, 127 supplied results. ARCHIBALD GLASGOW; indexed date 19/06/1614; Glasgow; parish 644 / 1, reference 10 / 133. Parents/other exactly as indexed: GEORGE GLASGOW/MARGARAT STEWERT. Indexed gender: M.
Assessment: Matches the existing child-record account by indexed date, locality and recorded family. This row adds the complete index locator as supporting provenance; it does not establish a new event or relationship.
Original image not inspected for this batch. The combined collection’s date does not automatically establish a birthday. Names alone do not uniquely identify attached parents or connect a child with a later adult. An omitted parent or indexed gender U remains unspecified in this source.
Next action: No additional WikiTree update from this row; preserve any existing pending work.
Source findingsFindmypast sweep — 7 October 2026
- Searches that found nothing new: the Findmypast records for Archibald (1677 will index entries
IRE/DIOC/WILL/00122884and/00214607; Betham abstractIRE/NAI/GENABS/00128714/1) are already in the 2026 pre-1750 audit and in this file. Place searches for Raphoe, Lifford, Clonleigh and Killybegs added no seventeenth-century Glasgow/Glasco record.
Source findings — Reid and University Story citations, 7 October 2026
| Source | Finding | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| James Seaton Reid, A History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (1853), p. 278 | Archibald Glasgow appointed rector and vicar of Clondevadock, Tullyfern and Aughnish in April 1661. | Printed secondary source for the appointment already in the Ulster Settlers record. |
| University of Glasgow, University Story | "Archibaldus Glasgua", graduate, Master of Arts, 1635. | The citation behind the M.A. already relied on here; no Irish record names his university, so the Scottish identity stays a strong candidate, not a bridge. |
Seen as a printed work and a catalogue entry, as cited in the reviewed draft; neither was re-examined for this note.
Recorded in research/Glasgow-1101/Glasgow-1101.md (1 October 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.
Identity and family
Identity and relationship assessments
Live WikiTree father status for Thomas-3556 was uncertain (10) on 30 September 2026. The new abstract proves the Irish Archibald's fatherhood of a Thomas; it does not alone identify that son with the later Lifford esquire. No rival contemporary Donegal Thomas has been positively identified. A distinctive shared estate, associate or relative would resolve the remaining gap; a second literal father clause is not required.
Image and provenance: research/pre-1700-2026-09-30/betham/.
Independent review: research/pre-1700-2026-09-30/scottish/proof-review.md.
Suggested edit summary: Add the 1677 Ramelton clerical will and qualify the Scottish identity and proposed descendants.
Relationship assessment — 1614 baptism witnesses and the Howie hypothesis, 7 October 2026The Glasgow High Kirk baptism of Archibald, 19 June 1614, lawful son of George Glasgow and Margaret Steuart, names William Howie, Michael Broune and Andrew Mylne (Glasgow High Kirk Baptisms…
The Glasgow High Kirk baptism of Archibald, 19 June 1614, lawful son of George Glasgow and Margaret Steuart, names William Howie, Michael Broune and Andrew Mylne (Glasgow High Kirk Baptisms 1609–1777, vol. 1/1329, as cited in the reviewed draft; the OPR index row is 644/1 10/133). The original image was not inspected for this note.
A sibling or cousin relationship with William Glasgow (Glasgow-992), whose banns or marriage with Bessie Howie are indexed at Glasgow on 5 December 1635, has been suggested because of the shared Howie surname. William-992's own findings also note a William Howie as witness at a William Glasgow baptism. The 1614 entry does not say William Howie was a relative, so the link is a network clue only (inference) and William should not be attached as Archibald's brother. A proposed great-uncle link to Archibald Glasgow (Glasgow-1097) likewise depends on unproved reconstructed links.
Recorded in research/Glasgow-1101/Glasgow-1101.md (1 October 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.
Still open
Questions the records have not yet answered, suggested next searches and suggested corrections.
WikiTree recommendationsAdd the 1677 will-index event and describe Archibald as of Ramelton/Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk .
- Add the 1677 will-index event and describe Archibald as of Ramelton/Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk.
- Use death before probate in 1677, uncertain. Do not treat Ramelton residence as a certain death place.
- Mention the 1679 Rathmatton entry as a probable duplicate/later action with the date discrepancy unresolved.
- Add the Donegal career localities, keeping the identification with the 1614 Scottish child explicitly probable rather than proved.
- Add the newly documented household, retaining the distinction between the named son and his probable identification with the already attached Lifford Thomas. Keep the latter's father status uncertain pending an identity bridge.
- MS 225 has now been inspected at p. 90. The surviving 1664–1684 registered
book is accessible and its visible G index has been checked without finding
Archibald; do not describe this as a proved absence from the whole volume.
Continue locating the particular will, deed
recitals and Cairns/M'Auley collateral records for a distinguishing estate
or relative. Will Abstract references
10/47and14/296have now been inspected and eliminated as this pre-1700 bridge; they concern separate eighteenth-century Duffy and Johnston households.
Recommended action
Add the record as supporting evidence while preserving all existing sources and uncertain relationships. Do not infer an unstated birth place, parent, spouse, or child.
Next records — Donegal hearth roll and the 1657 reference, from the 30 September 2026 profile audit
The live biography, preserved in the 30 September 2026 audit, lists two leads that this file has not tested: an Archibald Glasgow in a County Donegal Hearth Money Roll of 1665 (Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland, TCD MS 6232), and an Archibald Glasgow 'possibly mentioned' in a 1657 disciplinary record concerning drunkenness (VRTI, IMC-AH-15-1944-MacLysaght). Neither entry has been read; both are catalogue-level leads of possible relevance and prove nothing about this cleric. Read the hearth-roll entry for its parish and townland, and the 1657 text for the person's description, before using either.
Recorded in research/profile-preservation-audit-2026-09-30/Glasgow-1101-reconciled.wiki (30 September 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.
Family and relationships
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Parents 2George Glasgowc. 1569–c. 1640Margaret (Stewart) Glasgowc. 1590–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| George Glasgow c. 1569–c. 1640 | father | Unassessed father link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Margaret (Stewart) Glasgow c. 1590–date not established | mother | Unassessed mother link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Spouse or partner 1Elizabeth Glasgow Unknown1620–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elizabeth Glasgow Unknown 1620–date not established | spouse | Unassessed partner link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Children 1Thomas Glasgowbefore 1671–after 25 November 1695
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Glasgow before 1671–after 25 November 1695 | son | Unassessed son link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Brothers and sisters 5Jonet Stewartc. 1607–date not establishedMargarat Stewart6 May 1610–date not establishedThomas Glasgow15 March 1612–c. 1675William Glasgowc. 1615–date not establishedBarbara Glasgowbefore 21 October 1617–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jonet Stewart c. 1607–date not established | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Margarat Stewart 6 May 1610–date not established | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Thomas Glasgow 15 March 1612–c. 1675 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| William Glasgow c. 1615–date not established | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Barbara Glasgow before 21 October 1617–date not established | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Life and records
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Historical chronology
Baptism 19 Jun 1614
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
Transcript-validated Glasgow-surname record. IDs: R_693724617. Separate events/people are not merged without evidence.
Birth
Subject
Life eventsRector of Killea
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
Leslie records Archibald Glasgow as rector of Killea in 1641. The career fits the Scottish-baptised M.A., but no Irish record identifies his birthplace or father.
Recorded at Faughanvale
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The clerical record places Archibald at Faughanvale. The wider Irish career is coherent, but identity with the Scottish-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Assistant at Taboyne
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The record's Taboyne is mapped to Taughboyne parish. The wider Irish career is coherent, but identity with the Scottish-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Reinstated as rector of Killea
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The clerical record says Archibald was reinstated in 1661. It is probably the same Irish cleric recorded there in 1641.
Rector and vicar of Aughnish
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The appointment names Archibald Glasgow. The Irish clerical career is coherent, but identity with the Glasgow-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Rector and vicar of Clondevaddock
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The appointment names Archibald Glasgow. The Irish clerical career is coherent, but identity with the Glasgow-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Rector and vicar of Tullyfern
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The appointment names Archibald Glasgow. The Irish clerical career is coherent, but identity with the Glasgow-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Possible Donegal hearth-money roll entry
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
A 1665 Donegal hearth-roll occurrence may be the cleric, but the available summary does not establish identity or a smaller locality.
Archibald Glasgow’s will abstract names his eldest son Thomas
Testator; explicitly father of eldest son Thomas
Life eventsRecord detail
William Betham, Old Series vol. 3 (1808), NLI GO MS 225, p. 90, image 97: Archibald Glasgow, clerk, wife Elizabeth (provisional surname M’Auley), Thomas Glasgow eldest son and Margaret only daughter. Will date distinct from 1677 probate. The son has no residence or estate; matching him to Glasgow-3556 remains strongly probable and its father status uncertain. Complete original will not inspected.
Archibald Glasgow of Ramelton named as bond obligee
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
PRONI D1825/A/2 names Archibald of Ramelton. The matching 1677 Rathmalton will names Archibald Glasgow, clerk; the name, place, occupation and dates make these two records almost certainly the same man.
Death boundary (not a recorded death)
Subject
Life eventsPrerogative will proved for Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton clerk
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The published will index names Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk. This is almost certainly the 1675/76 Ramelton bond-holder; the abstract has not yet supplied any wife or children.
Prerogative probate indexed at Rathmatton, County Donegal
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The uncommon name and residence strongly indicate the same Archibald as the 1677 Rathmalton will; the two-year discrepancy remains unresolved.
Sources
Browse 13 source recordsReferences and source limitations
Baptism 19 Jun 1614
1614 · Glasgow, Scotland · Source association
Transcript-validated Glasgow-surname record. IDs: R_693724617. Separate events/people are not merged without evidence.
Rector of Killea
1641 · Killea civil parish County Donegal · Source association
Leslie records Archibald Glasgow as rector of Killea in 1641. The career fits the Scottish-baptised M.A., but no Irish record identifies his birthplace or father.
Recorded at Faughanvale
1654 · Faughanvale civil parish County Londonderry · Source association
The clerical record places Archibald at Faughanvale. The wider Irish career is coherent, but identity with the Scottish-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Assistant at Taboyne
1660 · Taboyne — Taughboyne civil parish County Donegal · Source association
The record's Taboyne is mapped to Taughboyne parish. The wider Irish career is coherent, but identity with the Scottish-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Rector and vicar of Aughnish
Apr 1661 · Aughnish parish and townland · Source association
The appointment names Archibald Glasgow. The Irish clerical career is coherent, but identity with the Glasgow-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Rector and vicar of Clondevaddock
Apr 1661 · Clondavaddog civil parish · Source association
The appointment names Archibald Glasgow. The Irish clerical career is coherent, but identity with the Glasgow-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Reinstated as rector of Killea
1661 · Killea civil parish County Donegal · Source association
The clerical record says Archibald was reinstated in 1661. It is probably the same Irish cleric recorded there in 1641.
Rector and vicar of Tullyfern
Apr 1661 · Tullyfern civil parish · Source association
The appointment names Archibald Glasgow. The Irish clerical career is coherent, but identity with the Glasgow-baptised M.A. remains circumstantial.
Possible Donegal hearth-money roll entry
1665 · County Donegal — exact locality unproved · Source association
A 1665 Donegal hearth-roll occurrence may be the cleric, but the available summary does not establish identity or a smaller locality.
Archibald Glasgow of Ramelton named as bond obligee
1675/76 · Ramelton · Source association
PRONI D1825/A/2 names Archibald of Ramelton. The matching 1677 Rathmalton will names Archibald Glasgow, clerk; the name, place, occupation and dates make these two records almost certainly the same man.
Prerogative will proved for Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton clerk
1677 · Ramelton · Source association
The published will index names Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk. This is almost certainly the 1675/76 Ramelton bond-holder; the abstract has not yet supplied any wife or children.
Prerogative probate indexed at Rathmatton, County Donegal
1679 · Ramelton · Source association
The uncommon name and residence strongly indicate the same Archibald as the 1677 Rathmalton will; the two-year discrepancy remains unresolved.
Archibald Glasgow’s will abstract names his eldest son Thomas
April 1673 · Rathmalton/Ramelton, County Donegal · Inspected pre-destruction will abstract; son-to-Lifford identity strongly probable
William Betham, Old Series vol. 3 (1808), NLI GO MS 225, p. 90, image 97: Archibald Glasgow, clerk, wife Elizabeth (provisional surname M’Auley), Thomas Glasgow eldest son and Margaret only daughter. Will date distinct from 1677 probate. The son has no residence or estate; matching him to Glasgow-3556 remains strongly probable and its father status uncertain. Complete original will not inspected.
Each entry is a separately identified record. Shared URLs may represent one transcription or search page containing more than one record; they are not independent confirmations.
WikiTree comparison and complete revised profile
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Research notes as originally written
Current conclusion
Betham's newly inspected genealogical abstract names **Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk**, with a will dated **April 1673**. It explicitly identifies **Thomas Glasgow as his eldest son** and **Margaret as his only daughter**; wife Elizabeth's surname is read provisionally as M'Auley. This supersedes the former statement that no spouse or child was known. The inspected manuscript is a pre-destruction abstract, not the complete will. April 1673 is its will date; the separate index gives probate in 1677. The exact name, residence and clerical designation confidently identify the Irish testator with the Irish cleric represented by this profile. Rathmalton is Ramelton; the 1675/76 Ramelton bond-holder is almost certainly the same man. The 1679 Archibald Glascoe of Rathmatton entry is probably a duplicate or later probate action, with its date discrepancy still unresolved. Matching his now-documented eldest son to **Thomas of Lifford/Raphoe (Glasgow-3556)** is strongly probable, but a distinctive household, associate or estate connection is still needed before changing that live father field from uncertain. Uncommon name, compatible generation and Donegal geography support the match; the abstract gives the son no residence, age, wife or estate. The Irish cleric's identification with the Scottish child baptised in 1614 and M.A. in 1635 remains probable. No inspected Irish record names his Scottish parents or university. This abstract does not prove Archibald's father George or Thomas's proposed fatherhood of Nathaniel. These remain separate questions.
Source findings
| Source | Finding | Assessment | | --- | --- | --- | | William Betham, Old Series vol. 3 (1808), NLI GO MS 225, handwritten p. 90, viewer image 97, microfilm POS 1219; [catalogue and digitised manuscript](https://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000540633), inspected 30 Sep 2026 | Will dated April 1673; Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk; wife Elizabeth (provisional M'Auley); Thomas Glasgow, eldest son; Margaret, only daughter, linked to a Cairns household. | Direct kinship for the Irish testator. The son-to-Lifford identity remains strongly probable. Original abstract image inspected; complete will not inspected. | | [Ulster Settlers person record](https://ulster-settlers.maynoothuniversity.ie/people/32084) | Clerical service at Killea (1641; restored 1661), Faughanvale (1654), Taboyne (1660), and Clondevadock, Tullyfern and Aughnish (1661). | A geographically and chronologically coherent Donegal clerical career; individual entries do not name Scottish kin. | | Vicars prerogative-will index; [Internet Archive text](https://archive.org/stream/indextoprerogati00vica/indextoprerogati00vica_djvu.txt) | Archibald Glasgow of Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk; probate 1677. | Direct for name, residence, occupation and probate year. The will contents are not present in the index. | | Irish probate index transcription supplied July 2026 | Archibald Glascoe, Rathmatton, County Donegal, 1679. | Probable duplicate/later action because of the uncommon name and same residence; not independently merged as fact. | | Dutton bond, 1675/76; PRONI eCatalogue D1825/A/2 title-group description, inspected 30 Sep 2026 | Archibald Glasgow of Ramelton was the obligee. | Almost certainly the 1677 testator; no kinship is stated. The bond is grouped among Hugh Hamill/Portin Island title instruments, but the description does not name Hamill as a party to Archibald’s bond. This is qualified financial context, not an inherited-property bridge to Thomas. | | Scottish baptism and M.A. evidence currently associated with the profile | An Archibald Glasgow was baptised in Glasgow in 1614 and graduated M.A. in 1635. | Strong candidate identity, not an Irish-to-Scottish bridge. | | National Archives of Ireland, surviving prerogative will book, 1664–1684, [FamilySearch DGS 8096787, image 542 of 547](https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ8-FDT8), G index; inspected 30 Sep 2026 | No obvious Archibald Glasgow/Glascoe entry in the complete visible G column; independently reviewed from saved source tiles. | Sign-in resolved image access. This limited index check does not establish that his will is absent or destroyed; exact full-text keyword Glasgow returned zero; Glas* returned nine matches, all captured and assessed as objects, commodities, occupation or apparent place/property phrases rather than a Glasgow father or identity bridge. Machine transcripts are search aids, not verified manuscript readings. The complete book has not been read. The nearby “Glass John,” p. 224, is not an Archibald entry. | | Henry Cotton, *Fasti Ecclesiae Hibernicae*, [vol. III (1849)](https://archive.org/details/fastiecclesiaehi03cott), [vol. V (1860)](https://archive.org/details/fastiecclesiae05cottuoft); Alexander G. Lecky, [*In the Days of the Laggan Presbytery* (1908)](https://archive.org/details/indayslagganpre00leckgoog); checked 30 Sep 2026 | Focused whole-book OCR searches and selected printed indexes/locality passages yielded no Glasgow household or Thomas-to-Lifford identity bridge. | Bounded negative searches. Cotton III complete G index and Lecky relevant passages were visually read; Cotton V was OCR-only. These publications are not complete parish-clergy rolls; original presbytery minutes were not inspected. No denomination or father status follows from their silence. | | Betham consolidated index | `GLASCOE` appears at Will Abstract references `10/47` and `14/296`; Ismay is also indexed to `10/47`. | Inspected 30 Sep 2026: 10/47 is the Patrick Duffy will (1774, proved 1775), GO MS 232 p. 47/image 51; Margaret Duffy married Thomas Glascoe and Ismay is a different Duffy child. 14/296 is Robert Johnston’s 1768 will, GO MS 236 p. 296/image 151, naming an Elizabeth Sophia/John Glasgow family. These eighteenth-century collateral entries do not identify Archibald’s son. |
WikiTree recommendations
1. Add the 1677 will-index event and describe Archibald as **of Ramelton/Rathmalton, County Donegal, clerk**. 2. Use death **before probate in 1677**, uncertain. Do not treat Ramelton residence as a certain death place. 3. Mention the 1679 Rathmatton entry as a probable duplicate/later action with the date discrepancy unresolved. 4. Add the Donegal career localities, keeping the identification with the 1614 Scottish child explicitly probable rather than proved. 5. Add the newly documented household, retaining the distinction between the named son and his probable identification with the already attached Lifford Thomas. Keep the latter's father status uncertain pending an identity bridge. 6. MS 225 has now been inspected at p. 90. The surviving 1664–1684 registered book is accessible and its visible G index has been checked without finding Archibald; do not describe this as a proved absence from the whole volume. Continue locating the particular will, deed recitals and Cairns/M'Auley collateral records for a distinguishing estate or relative. Will Abstract references `10/47` and `14/296` have now been inspected and eliminated as this pre-1700 bridge; they concern separate eighteenth-century Duffy and Johnston households.
Identity and relationship assessments
Live WikiTree father status for Thomas-3556 was uncertain (10) on 30 September 2026. The new abstract proves the Irish Archibald's fatherhood of a Thomas; it does not alone identify that son with the later Lifford esquire. No rival contemporary Donegal Thomas has been positively identified. A distinctive shared estate, associate or relative would resolve the remaining gap; a second literal father clause is not required. Image and provenance: `research/pre-1700-2026-09-30/betham/`. Independent review: `research/pre-1700-2026-09-30/scottish/proof-review.md`. Suggested edit summary: `Add the 1677 Ramelton clerical will and qualify the Scottish identity and proposed descendants.`
Current conclusion — Findmypast Glasgow surname evidence fmp-glasgow-91919c567ea1
The transcript-validated baptism record for **Archibald Glasgow**, 19 Jun 1614, Glasgow, is assigned to this profile by the completed person-level WikiTree audit. This assignment does not merge any other same-name event.
Source findings
- [R_693724617 Findmypast transcript](https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_693724617&tab=this): Baptism date: 19 Jun 1614; Baptism place: HIGH CHURCH,GLASGOW,LANARK,SCOTLAND; Baptism year: 1614; Birth year: 1614; Category: Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records; Collections from: Great Britain, Scotland; Country: Scotland; County: Lanarkshire; Father's first name(s): George; Father's last name: Glasgow; First name(s): Archibald; Last name: Glasgow; Mother's first name(s): Margarat; Mother's last name: Stewert; Place: Glasgow; Record set: Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929; Sex: Male; Subcategory: Parish Baptisms (captured 2026-09-03T21:30:08.073Z). - Findmypast record IDs: `R_693724617`. - Stable research/source ID: `fmp-glasgow-91919c567ea1`.
Recommended action — fmp-glasgow-91919c567ea1
Add the record as supporting evidence while preserving all existing sources and uncertain relationships. Do not infer an unstated birth place, parent, spouse, or child.
Source findings
### Supplied OPR births and baptisms: row 106 — 10 September 2026 [Scotland’s People](https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/), **Old Parish Registers, births and baptisms**; exact surname Glasgow through 1700, 127 supplied results. **ARCHIBALD GLASGOW**; indexed date **19/06/1614**; Glasgow; parish **644 / 1**, reference **10 / 133**. Parents/other exactly as indexed: **GEORGE GLASGOW/MARGARAT STEWERT**. Indexed gender: **M**. **Assessment:** Matches the existing child-record account by indexed date, locality and recorded family. This row adds the complete index locator as supporting provenance; it does not establish a new event or relationship. Original image not inspected for this batch. The combined collection’s date does not automatically establish a birthday. Names alone do not uniquely identify attached parents or connect a child with a later adult. An omitted parent or indexed gender U remains unspecified in this source. **Next action:** No additional WikiTree update from this row; preserve any existing pending work.
Next records — Donegal hearth roll and the 1657 reference, from the 30 September 2026 profile audit
The live biography, preserved in the 30 September 2026 audit, lists two leads that this file has not tested: an Archibald Glasgow in a County Donegal Hearth Money Roll of 1665 ([Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland, TCD MS 6232](https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item/TCD-MS-6232)), and an Archibald Glasgow 'possibly mentioned' in a 1657 disciplinary record concerning drunkenness ([VRTI, IMC-AH-15-1944-MacLysaght](https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item/IMC-AH-15-1944-MacLysaght)). Neither entry has been read; both are catalogue-level leads of **possible** relevance and prove nothing about this cleric. Read the hearth-roll entry for its parish and townland, and the 1657 text for the person's description, before using either. Recorded in `research/profile-preservation-audit-2026-09-30/Glasgow-1101-reconciled.wiki` (30 September 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.
Source findings
### Findmypast sweep — 7 October 2026 - **Searches that found nothing new:** the Findmypast records for Archibald (1677 will index entries `IRE/DIOC/WILL/00122884` and `/00214607`; Betham abstract `IRE/NAI/GENABS/00128714/1`) are already in the 2026 pre-1750 audit and in this file. Place searches for Raphoe, Lifford, Clonleigh and Killybegs added no seventeenth-century Glasgow/Glasco record.
Relationship assessment — 1614 baptism witnesses and the Howie hypothesis, 7 October 2026
The Glasgow High Kirk baptism of Archibald, 19 June 1614, lawful son of George Glasgow and Margaret Steuart, names William Howie, Michael Broune and Andrew Mylne (Glasgow High Kirk Baptisms 1609–1777, vol. 1/1329, as cited in the reviewed draft; the OPR index row is 644/1 10/133). The original image was not inspected for this note. A sibling or cousin relationship with [William Glasgow (Glasgow-992)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-992), whose banns or marriage with Bessie Howie are indexed at Glasgow on 5 December 1635, has been suggested because of the shared Howie surname. William-992's own findings also note a William Howie as witness at a William Glasgow baptism. The 1614 entry does not say William Howie was a relative, so the link is a network clue only (inference) and William should not be attached as Archibald's brother. A proposed great-uncle link to [Archibald Glasgow (Glasgow-1097)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-1097) likewise depends on unproved reconstructed links. Recorded in `research/Glasgow-1101/Glasgow-1101.md` (1 October 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.
Source findings — Reid and University Story citations, 7 October 2026
| Source | Finding | Assessment | | --- | --- | --- | | James Seaton Reid, *A History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland* (1853), [p. 278](https://en.geneanet.org/archives/ouvrages?action=detail&book_type=livre&livre_id=6279357&page=278) | Archibald Glasgow appointed rector and vicar of Clondevadock, Tullyfern and Aughnish in April 1661. | Printed secondary source for the appointment already in the Ulster Settlers record. | | University of Glasgow, [University Story](https://universitystory.gla.ac.uk/people?search=&surname=Glas&forename=) | "Archibaldus Glasgua", graduate, Master of Arts, 1635. | The citation behind the M.A. already relied on here; no Irish record names his university, so the Scottish identity stays a strong candidate, not a bridge. | Seen as a printed work and a catalogue entry, as cited in the reviewed draft; neither was re-examined for this note. Recorded in `research/Glasgow-1101/Glasgow-1101.md` (1 October 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.
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.
- John Glasgow: 50/100 · Stored classification: moderate lead
- Rot. Glasgow: 41/100 · Stored classification: moderate lead
- Jonet (Mathie) Glasgow: 31/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Robert Glasgow I: 28/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Christian (Scot) Glasgow: 27/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Jonet (Cunningham) Glasgow: 6/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- John Glasgow: 4/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Margaret Glasgow: 1/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Catherine (Hamilton) Glasgow: 1/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Edward Glasgow: 1/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
Research data and downloads
Person data (JSON) · Family network
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