Researched biography · Glasgow-1134
Samuel Glasgow
c. 1749 – c. 1834
Cecil County, Maryland
About Samuel
Glasgow-2869 was merged into this profile on 26 August 2026. Both profiles
represented the same Samuel Glasgow: they gave the same 1749 birth, the same
1810 and 1820 Pennsylvania residences, the same Millersburg burial, the same
FamilySearch PID, and the same Find a Grave memorial. The surviving profile
retains the spouse and child from Glasgow-1134 and the parents and siblings
from Glasgow-2869.
Birthc. 1749 · Cecil County, Maryland
Deathc. 1834 · Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio, United States
LocalityCecil County, Maryland
Connected pages
Other pages on this site that name Samuel Glasgow: family studies, places, source pages and other people's research.
Family and study pages 1 page
Places 1 place
Sources 3 source pages
Research and WikiTree study pages 1 page
Mentioned in other people's research 3 people
- Samuel Glasgow (Glasgow-3175)4 sections of notes
- Samuel Glasgow (Glasgow-1492)2 sections of notes
- James Glasgow1 section of notes
What the research found
Summary of the research
Overall conclusion
Birth and death dates and places remain uncertain. The attached parents are also uncertain because the only cited parentage source is a collaborative FamilySearch tree.
Later additions
Newest first. Each addition adds to the summary above; it does not replace it.
Newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026
- Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2: Samuel Glasgow (absent soldier, First Maryland Regiment, ordered to return) — possible match. Soldier identity (not a WikiTree profile) is strong: the MSA Biographical Series entry for Samuel Glasgow, First Maryland Regiment (private 1776, corporal 1776, sergeant 1777), records his desertion from camp at Morristown on 12 July 1777 and a deserter advertisement (Maryland Journal, December 1777) giving his birth in Cecil County 1753/54 - the same man as this notice's absent Samuel of the First Maryland. The MSA biography says he 'may have been' the Samuel son of Ann and James Glasgow Sr. (d. 1784) of Cecil County, with siblings Ezekiel (d. 1780), Adam (d. 1782-83), James, Elizabeth Mary, William and Hannah - which is the WikiTree family of Glasgow-2868 and Hartshorne-320 (children 1134 Samuel, 3289 Hannah, 3290 James, 3291 Elizabeth Mary, 3292 Adam d. 1782, 3293 Ezekiel d. 1780). So the soldier -> Glasgow-1134 link rests on name + Cecil birth + a family MSA itself calls uncertain. T Sources: Maryland State Archives, Biographical Series: Samuel Glasgow, MSA SC 3520-17195 (biography); MSA SC 3520-17195 summary page (Private/Corporal First Maryland 1776; Sergeant 1777)
Military roster company correction and consolidation, 5 October 2026
Samuel appears in the final unassigned group. Capt. Murray’s company belongs to William Wood, Thomas Kenady and William Langley immediately before the dash. The notice is dated 19 October 1777, sets 10 November as rendezvous, threatens punishment for failure and offers influence toward pardons. No adjudicated desertion, return, punishment, actual pardon or 1761 military commutation is proved. Three archive page URLs preserve one reprinted notice, including two scans labelled 23 October. Glasgow-1134 is the strongest contextual candidate through his estimated Cecil County birth; service identity remains possible, not proved. The other American candidates remain compatible.
A notice dated Baltimore, 19 October 1777, signed Joseph Ford, orders absent soldiers of the First Maryland Regiment, including Samuel Glasgow, to return by 10 November. It threatens apprehension and punishment as deserters and offers influence toward pardons. Samuel appears in the final unassigned group. Capt. Murray’s company belongs to William Wood, Thomas Kenady and William Langley immediately before the dash. The notice is dated 19 October 1777, sets 10 November as rendezvous, threatens punishment for failure and offers influence toward pardons. No adjudicated desertion, return, punishment, actual pardon or 1761 military commutation is proved. Three archive page URLs preserve one reprinted notice, including two scans labelled 23 October. Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2, Maryland Gazette, 1777-11-06, p.2, Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2
Additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026
Samuel Glasgow, first Maryland regiment rendezvous notice, 1777: Estimated c.1749 Cecil County birth fits a Maryland soldier in 1777; no company or service bridge. Glasgow-1134 is a possible Maryland/age candidate. Glasgow-3175 is a compatible chronological comparison, but its Ulster/Pennsylvania identity and link to the London defendant remain unresolved. This roster does not prove the 1761 military-commutation claim. No family or life-date change follows.
Additional original newspapers, 5 October 2026
Estimated c.1749 Cecil County, Maryland birth and c.1834 Ohio death. Strongest contextual candidate for the Maryland regiment; no service, land or Washington office bridge. These are possible identities, not proved matches. The 1770 Whitpain boundary notices, 1777 Maryland recall and 1791 Washington justice commission are separate contexts. The 1794 Old Style London pen-cutter death has no supported match and conditionally conflicts with this profile’s later death estimate. No parent, spouse or migration amendment follows.
What the records show
Source findings
| Source | Finding | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Find a Grave memorial 85298095 | Gives Samuel Glasgow, born 1749 in Cecil County, Maryland, died 1834 in Millersburg, Ohio, and names four children. | Derivative memorial evidence; the 1834 year and locations are retained as uncertain. |
| FamilySearch collaborative tree L5BK-H6F | The identical PID appeared on both pre-merge profiles and identifies James Glasgow and Ann Hartshorne as parents. | Confirms that the profiles were intended to represent the same person, but is not primary proof of parentage. |
Source findings — additional original newspapers
Whitpain notice; Maryland recall; Washington commission list and saved heading; London death claim and saved heading. Originals inspected 5 October 2026.
Source findingsA notice dated Baltimore, 19 October 1777, signed Joseph Ford, orders absent soldiers of the First Maryland Regiment, including Samuel Glasgow, to return by 10 November.
A notice dated Baltimore, 19 October 1777, signed Joseph Ford, orders absent soldiers of the First Maryland Regiment, including Samuel Glasgow, to return by 10 November. It threatens apprehension and punishment as deserters and offers influence toward pardons. Notice dated Baltimore, 19 October 1777, signed Joseph Ford, captain in the first Maryland regiment, orders listed soldiers to rendezvous on the 10th of next month. It threatens deserter punishment for failing to attend and offers to seek pardons for those returning after absence without leave. It does not establish an existing desertion conviction; William Davis is a separate following person. Glasgow-1134 is a possible Maryland/age candidate. Glasgow-3175 is a compatible chronological comparison, but its Ulster/Pennsylvania identity and link to the London defendant remain unresolved. This roster does not prove the 1761 military-commutation claim. Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2
Source findingsNewspaper identity review — 6 October 2026
- If the identification holds (possible): Samuel Glasgow, born Cecil County c.1753/54, enlisted 20 May 1776 in the 4th Company, First Maryland Regiment; captured at Brooklyn 27 Aug 1776; re-enlisted as corporal Dec 1776; sergeant 1777; deserted at Morristown 12 Jul 1777; named among absent First Maryland soldiers ordered to return by 10 Nov 1777 (Maryland Gazette, notice dated Baltimore 19 Oct 1777). — MSA SC 3520-17195 (https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/017100/017195/html/17195bio.html); Maryland Gazette 23 Oct 1777 (https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048937/) (Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2)
Identity and family
Duplicate resolution
The live merge of Glasgow-2869 into Glasgow-1134 was confirmed on 26
August 2026. The merged biography consolidates all cited sources and records
the conflict between the memorial's 1834 death year and the contributed
FamilySearch tree's 1843 year. WT+ suggestions 585 and 578 were marked
Corrected after the live merge was verified.
Relationship assessment — newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026
- Glasgow-1134 (Samuel Glasgow) — son of — Glasgow-2868 (James Glasgow Sr., d. c.1784) and Hartshorne-320 (Ann): research note only (WikiTree now: linked, status code 10 (not marked confident)). The notice states no kin ('Samuel Glasgow' in a list of absent soldiers). MSA SC 3520-17195, summarising Cecil County probate: 'he was the Samuel who was the son of Ann and James Glasgow Sr. (d. 1784), with siblings Ezekiel (d. 1780), Adam (d. 1782-1783), James, Elizabeth Mary, William, and Hannah. That Samuel Glasgow was married to a woman named Ann.' This supports a Samuel son of James Sr. and Ann of Cecil (existing link), but conflicts with 1134's recorded wife Hannah Kilpatrick, so the existing link should stay uncertain until the Cecil probate is inspected. (Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2)
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- Aurora General Advertiser, 1791-09-21, p.2: no longer a candidate for this profile. Samuel Glasgow is listed under Washington County among Pennsylvania justices of the peace in commission on 1 September 1791. County records identify him as Samuel Glasgow, Esquire, of Hanover Township: commissioned 7 May 1788, previously a Peters Township wheelwright, and still a JP in the 1800 Hanover assessment. Glasgow-3175 (died 1801, Hanover Township) is the better candidate, but Glasgow-1134 (later of Hanover, Beaver County) has not been excluded, so the match stays possible.
Still open
Questions the records have not yet answered, suggested next searches and suggested corrections.
Next questions
Find local original land, service, office or household records to bridge the named person to this family. Current family assessments retain their existing uncertainty.
Next questions
Inspect original company rolls, enlistments, discharge or pardon papers for identifying details before attaching him to a profile or joining him to the London case.
Family and relationships
Unless a link is marked otherwise, the family links below come from the WikiTree family tree and have not yet been checked against original records.
How to read the evidence What “Documented”, “Probable”, “Possible” and “Unassessed tree link” mean.
Parents 2James Glasgow14 February 1720–c. 1784Ann (Hartshorne) Glasgowc. 1766 (estimated)–1784
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| James Glasgow 14 February 1720–c. 1784 | father | Unassessed father link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Ann (Hartshorne) Glasgow c. 1766 (estimated)–1784 | mother | Unassessed mother link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Spouse or partner 1Hannah Kirkpatrick KilpatrickDates not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hannah Kirkpatrick Kilpatrick Dates not established | spouse | Unassessed partner link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Children 1Ezekiel Glasgow1785–23 April 1814
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ezekiel Glasgow 1785–23 April 1814 | son | Unassessed son link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Brothers and sisters 5Hannah Glasgow1750–1816James Glasgow1758–1789Elizabeth Mary Glasgow1762–5 December 1857Adam Glasgow1765–1782Ezekiel Glasgow1767–1780
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hannah Glasgow 1750–1816 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| James Glasgow 1758–1789 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Elizabeth Mary Glasgow 1762–5 December 1857 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Adam Glasgow 1765–1782 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Ezekiel Glasgow 1767–1780 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Life and records
Explore the dated recordsChronology, roles and locations
Historical chronology
Profile-stated birthplace: Cecil County, Maryland
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
The profile snapshot records this fact, but it is not an independent historical record; the linked historical evidence is assessed separately.
Birth
Subject
Life eventsDeath
Subject
Life eventsSources
The only source so far is the WikiTree profile itselfReferences and source limitations
Profile-stated birthplace: Cecil County, Maryland
b. 1749 · Cecil County, Maryland · Source association
The profile snapshot records this fact, but it is not an independent historical record; the linked historical evidence is assessed separately.
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.
Original notes and downloadsNotes as written, replaced interpretations, comparisons and data exports
The material the page is built from: research notes as originally written, earlier interpretations that have been replaced, automated comparisons and data downloads. The account above is the current one; nothing here overrides it.
Research notes as originally written
Current conclusion
`Glasgow-2869` was merged into this profile on 26 August 2026. Both profiles represented the same Samuel Glasgow: they gave the same 1749 birth, the same 1810 and 1820 Pennsylvania residences, the same Millersburg burial, the same FamilySearch PID, and the same Find a Grave memorial. The surviving profile retains the spouse and child from `Glasgow-1134` and the parents and siblings from `Glasgow-2869`. Birth and death dates and places remain uncertain. The attached parents are also uncertain because the only cited parentage source is a collaborative FamilySearch tree.
Source findings
| Source | Finding | Assessment | | --- | --- | --- | | [Find a Grave memorial 85298095](https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85298095/samuel-glasgow) | Gives Samuel Glasgow, born 1749 in Cecil County, Maryland, died 1834 in Millersburg, Ohio, and names four children. | Derivative memorial evidence; the 1834 year and locations are retained as uncertain. | | [FamilySearch collaborative tree L5BK-H6F](https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:L5BK-H6F) | The identical PID appeared on both pre-merge profiles and identifies James Glasgow and Ann Hartshorne as parents. | Confirms that the profiles were intended to represent the same person, but is not primary proof of parentage. |
Duplicate resolution
The live merge of `Glasgow-2869` into `Glasgow-1134` was confirmed on 26 August 2026. The merged biography consolidates all cited sources and records the conflict between the memorial's 1834 death year and the contributed FamilySearch tree's 1843 year. WT+ suggestions 585 and 578 were marked Corrected after the live merge was verified.
Current conclusion — additional original newspapers, 5 October 2026
Estimated c.1749 Cecil County, Maryland birth and c.1834 Ohio death. Strongest contextual candidate for the Maryland regiment; no service, land or Washington office bridge. These are possible identities, not proved matches. The 1770 Whitpain boundary notices, 1777 Maryland recall and 1791 Washington justice commission are separate contexts. The 1794 Old Style London pen-cutter death has no supported match and conditionally conflicts with this profile’s later death estimate. No parent, spouse or migration amendment follows.
Source findings — additional original newspapers
[Whitpain notice](https://www.newspapers.com/image/39398014/); [Maryland recall](https://www.newspapers.com/image/590968568/); [Washington commission list and saved heading](https://www.newspapers.com/image/584905489/); [London death claim and saved heading](https://www.newspapers.com/image/32751669/). Originals inspected 5 October 2026.
Next questions
Find local original land, service, office or household records to bridge the named person to this family. Current family assessments retain their existing uncertainty.
Current conclusion — additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026
Samuel Glasgow, first Maryland regiment rendezvous notice, 1777: Estimated c.1749 Cecil County birth fits a Maryland soldier in 1777; no company or service bridge. Glasgow-1134 is a possible Maryland/age candidate. Glasgow-3175 is a compatible chronological comparison, but its Ulster/Pennsylvania identity and link to the London defendant remain unresolved. This roster does not prove the 1761 military-commutation claim. No family or life-date change follows.
Source findings
A notice dated Baltimore, 19 October 1777, signed Joseph Ford, orders absent soldiers of the First Maryland Regiment, including Samuel Glasgow, to return by 10 November. It threatens apprehension and punishment as deserters and offers influence toward pardons. Notice dated Baltimore, 19 October 1777, signed Joseph Ford, captain in the first Maryland regiment, orders listed soldiers to rendezvous on the 10th of next month. It threatens deserter punishment for failing to attend and offers to seek pardons for those returning after absence without leave. It does not establish an existing desertion conviction; William Davis is a separate following person. Glasgow-1134 is a possible Maryland/age candidate. Glasgow-3175 is a compatible chronological comparison, but its Ulster/Pennsylvania identity and link to the London defendant remain unresolved. This roster does not prove the 1761 military-commutation claim. [Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048937/)
Next questions
Inspect original company rolls, enlistments, discharge or pardon papers for identifying details before attaching him to a profile or joining him to the London case.
Current conclusion — military roster company correction and consolidation, 5 October 2026
Samuel appears in the final unassigned group. Capt. Murray’s company belongs to William Wood, Thomas Kenady and William Langley immediately before the dash. The notice is dated 19 October 1777, sets 10 November as rendezvous, threatens punishment for failure and offers influence toward pardons. No adjudicated desertion, return, punishment, actual pardon or 1761 military commutation is proved. Three archive page URLs preserve one reprinted notice, including two scans labelled 23 October. Glasgow-1134 is the strongest contextual candidate through his estimated Cecil County birth; service identity remains possible, not proved. The other American candidates remain compatible. A notice dated Baltimore, 19 October 1777, signed Joseph Ford, orders absent soldiers of the First Maryland Regiment, including Samuel Glasgow, to return by 10 November. It threatens apprehension and punishment as deserters and offers influence toward pardons. Samuel appears in the final unassigned group. Capt. Murray’s company belongs to William Wood, Thomas Kenady and William Langley immediately before the dash. The notice is dated 19 October 1777, sets 10 November as rendezvous, threatens punishment for failure and offers influence toward pardons. No adjudicated desertion, return, punishment, actual pardon or 1761 military commutation is proved. Three archive page URLs preserve one reprinted notice, including two scans labelled 23 October. [Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/590968568/), [Maryland Gazette, 1777-11-06, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048973/), [Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048937/)
Current conclusion — newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026
- [Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048937/): Samuel Glasgow (absent soldier, First Maryland Regiment, ordered to return) — **possible** match. Soldier identity (not a WikiTree profile) is strong: the MSA Biographical Series entry for Samuel Glasgow, First Maryland Regiment (private 1776, corporal 1776, sergeant 1777), records his desertion from camp at Morristown on 12 July 1777 and a deserter advertisement (Maryland Journal, December 1777) giving his birth in Cecil County 1753/54 - the same man as this notice's absent Samuel of the First Maryland. The MSA biography says he 'may have been' the Samuel son of Ann and James Glasgow Sr. (d. 1784) of Cecil County, with siblings Ezekiel (d. 1780), Adam (d. 1782-83), James, Elizabeth Mary, William and Hannah - which is the WikiTree family of Glasgow-2868 and Hartshorne-320 (children 1134 Samuel, 3289 Hannah, 3290 James, 3291 Elizabeth Mary, 3292 Adam d. 1782, 3293 Ezekiel d. 1780). So the soldier -> Glasgow-1134 link rests on name + Cecil birth + a family MSA itself calls uncertain. T Sources: [Maryland State Archives, Biographical Series: Samuel Glasgow, MSA SC 3520-17195 (biography)](https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/017100/017195/html/17195bio.html); [MSA SC 3520-17195 summary page (Private/Corporal First Maryland 1776; Sergeant 1777)](https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/017100/017195/html/msa17195.html)
Relationship assessment — newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026
- Glasgow-1134 (Samuel Glasgow) — son of — Glasgow-2868 (James Glasgow Sr., d. c.1784) and Hartshorne-320 (Ann): **research note only** (WikiTree now: linked, status code 10 (not marked confident)). The notice states no kin ('Samuel Glasgow' in a list of absent soldiers). MSA SC 3520-17195, summarising Cecil County probate: 'he was the Samuel who was the son of Ann and James Glasgow Sr. (d. 1784), with siblings Ezekiel (d. 1780), Adam (d. 1782-1783), James, Elizabeth Mary, William, and Hannah. That Samuel Glasgow was married to a woman named Ann.' This supports a Samuel son of James Sr. and Ann of Cecil (existing link), but conflicts with 1134's recorded wife Hannah Kilpatrick, so the existing link should stay uncertain until the Cecil probate is inspected. ([Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048937/))Source findings
### Newspaper identity review — 6 October 2026 - If the identification holds (possible): Samuel Glasgow, born Cecil County c.1753/54, enlisted 20 May 1776 in the 4th Company, First Maryland Regiment; captured at Brooklyn 27 Aug 1776; re-enlisted as corporal Dec 1776; sergeant 1777; deserted at Morristown 12 Jul 1777; named among absent First Maryland soldiers ordered to return by 10 Nov 1777 (Maryland Gazette, notice dated Baltimore 19 Oct 1777). — MSA SC 3520-17195 (https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/017100/017195/html/17195bio.html); Maryland Gazette 23 Oct 1777 (https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048937/) ([Maryland Gazette, 1777-10-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/41048937/))
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- [Aurora General Advertiser, 1791-09-21, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/584905489/): no longer a candidate for this profile. Samuel Glasgow is listed under Washington County among Pennsylvania justices of the peace in commission on 1 September 1791. County records identify him as Samuel Glasgow, Esquire, of Hanover Township: commissioned 7 May 1788, previously a Peters Township wheelwright, and still a JP in the 1800 Hanover assessment. Glasgow-3175 (died 1801, Hanover Township) is the better candidate, but Glasgow-1134 (later of Hanover, Beaver County) has not been excluded, so the match stays possible.
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.
- Isobell Glasgow: 32/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Christian Glasgow: 24/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Samuel Glasgow: 20/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Hugh Glasgow: 20/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Samuel Glasgow: 20/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Ezekiel Glasgow: 19/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Samuel Glasgow: 12/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Mary Jones: 23/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- Mary (Cranmer) Glasgow: 18/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- Jean Glasgow: 16/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
Research data and downloads
Person data (JSON) · Family network
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