Researched biography · Glasgow-1463

William Glasgow

before 25 February 1816

Edinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

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William Glasgow is recorded on the family tree with an uncertain birth before 25 February 1816, and the 6 October 2026 review describes him as baptised in 1816; no record in this file yet documents his life. Newspaper notices of a William Glasgow, tenant of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke in West Calder in 1774 to 1777, and of William Allen Glasgow, commissioned in the Royal Engineers in 1795, were considered for this profile and withdrawn on 6 October 2026; the tenant cannot be a man baptised in 1816.

Birthbefore 25 February 1816 · Edinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

DeathDate not established

LocalityEdinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Family group: John Glasgow · c. 1475

Places 1 place

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Sources 2 source pages

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What the research found

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Overall conclusion

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West Calder tenancy notices 1774–1777, 5 October 2026No existing profile is identified.

No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. The 1774 two-lot notice and 1777 former-possession references extend the documentary tenancy cluster by the exact named farms, without proving the sale, tack outcome, later life or family.

William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke, is named in a planned land-sale notice at John’s coffee-house, Edinburgh, for 31 July 1776. William Glasgow is explicitly tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson, not a buyer, landlord or proved relative. West Calder and the named farms are land context. Planned roup dates are not completed sales. Nine original issues preserve an initial notice and its adjournment. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-06-28, p.6, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-02, p.8, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-12, p.8, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-26, p.8, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-30, p.7, The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-06-26, p.3, The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-07-10, p.4, The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-07-17, p.4, The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-07-26, p.4

William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke, is named in a planned land-sale notice at John’s coffee-house, Edinburgh, for 28 August 1776, by adjournment. William Glasgow is explicitly tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson, not a buyer, landlord or proved relative. West Calder and the named farms are land context. Planned roup dates are not completed sales. Nine original issues preserve an initial notice and its adjournment. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-06, p.7, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-13, p.7, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-20, p.8, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-27, p.7, The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-08-19, p.4

William Glasgow is tenant/possessor of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke lots in a sale advertisement planning a roup on 5 January 1775; his tack is stated to expire at Martinmas 1776. Notice published 12 December 1774. The land lies in West Calder; lots II and III name the tenant. William White is the proprietor, a different person. Tack expiry is stated, not independently verified, and the planned sale is not a completed transaction. The Caledonian Mercury, 1774-12-12, p.3

William Glasgow is named as former possessor of the Cleugh-head haughs in a further adjourned land-sale notice planning 17 September 1777. The notice names current possessors Thomas and William For-rests, printed across a line break, while Glasgow is a former possessor of the haughs. The old meal-market house is excluded. Future entry terms and advertised lot prices£500/£400 do not establish completed sale, tenant death or kinship. Complete original-column repairs now resolve the earlier truncated co-tenant reading. The Caledonian Mercury, 1777-08-30, p.4, The Caledonian Mercury, 1777-09-13, p.4

Additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

William Allen Glasgow, Royal Engineers commission, 1795: Broad uncertain before 25 February 1816 birth is not an exact year and permits adulthood in 1795. It supplies no Allen, age or officer identity bridge. A separately documented William Allen Glasgow is announced as an engineer officer. Existing exact full-name catalogue entries are later-born men. Compatible William-only candidates remain possible because a missing middle name is not an exclusion; none has a Royal Engineers identity bridge. No family or life-date change follows.

Additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

William Glasgow, Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke tenant, 1776: Broad before-1816 birth boundary permits 1776, but provides no age, tenancy or family bridge; weak comparison. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. No family or life-date change follows.

What the records show

Source findings

William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke, is named in a planned land-sale notice at John’s coffee-house, Edinburgh, for 28 August 1776, by adjournment. William Glasgow is explicitly tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson, not a buyer, landlord or proved relative. West Calder and the named farms are land context. Planned roup dates are not completed sales. Nine original issues preserve an initial notice and its adjournment. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-06, p.7, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-13, p.7, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-20, p.8, The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-27, p.7

Source findings

Gentleman Cadet William Allen Glasgow is announced as second lieutenant in the Corps of Royal Engineers, vice Lefebvre, promoted, dated 1 October 1795. The notice is under Office of Ordnance, October 9; its preceding all dated 1 October 1795 applies through Dated as above. Both William and Allen are printed personal forenames across the line break. This is an announced commission, not family proof, an age statement or independently checked service history. A separately documented William Allen Glasgow is announced as an engineer officer. Existing exact full-name catalogue entries are later-born men. Compatible William-only candidates remain possible because a missing middle name is not an exclusion; none has a Royal Engineers identity bridge. The Caledonian Mercury, 1795-10-15, p.4

Identity and family

Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026

The Caledonian Mercury, 1774-12-12, p.3: no longer a candidate for this profile. Dec 1774 sale advertisement: William Glasgow tenant of lots at Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke (West Calder), tack to Martinmas 1776. No WikiTree profile can be fixed; the prior candidate Glasgow-1463 (bapt. 1816) is impossible.
The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-06-26, p.3: no longer a candidate for this profile. June-July 1776 sale notice: William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke. Same tenant; no matchable profile.
The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-06, p.7: no longer a candidate for this profile. Aug 1776 adjourned sale: William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson. Same tenant; no matchable profile.
The Caledonian Mercury, 1777-08-30, p.4: no longer a candidate for this profile. Aug-Sept 1777 adjourned sale: William Glasgow now former possessor of the Cleugh-head haughs. Same tenant; no matchable profile.
The Caledonian Mercury, 1795-10-15, p.4: no longer a candidate for this profile. Oct 1795: Gentleman Cadet William Allen Glasgow commissioned Second Lieutenant, Royal Engineers. The RE roll gives 2nd Lt 1 Oct 1795, Lt 18 Aug 1797, died at Martinique 3 Jan 1798. No WikiTree profile; the earlier candidates lived into the 1840s-50s.

Still open

Questions the records have not yet answered, suggested next searches and suggested corrections.

Next questions

Inspect original tacks, valuation and land-sale papers, then West Calder registers; identify the tenant independently of similarly named people.

Next questions

Inspect the original Gazette announcement, Royal Military Academy cadet admission and commission/service records for age, parentage or address before assigning a profile.

Family and relationships

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Parents 2John Glasgowc. 1785–date not establishedJean (Bryce) Glasgow1786–date not established

Person and dates	Relationship	Current assessment	Why this relationship is shown
John Glasgow c. 1785–date not established	father	Unassessed father link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
Jean (Bryce) Glasgow 1786–date not established	mother	Unassessed mother link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.

Brothers and sisters 5Peter Glasgow18 March 1808–date not establishedJohn Glasgowbefore 10 April 1810–date not establishedElizabeth Glasgow24 March 1812–date not establishedJean Glasgowbefore 24 May 1818–date not establishedThomas Newlands Glasgowc. 1820–date not established

Person and dates	Relationship	Current assessment	Why this relationship is shown
Peter Glasgow 18 March 1808–date not established	sibling	Unassessed sibling link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
John Glasgow before 10 April 1810–date not established	sibling	Unassessed sibling link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
Elizabeth Glasgow 24 March 1812–date not established	sibling	Unassessed sibling link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
Jean Glasgow before 24 May 1818–date not established	sibling	Unassessed sibling link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
Thomas Newlands Glasgow c. 1820–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

b. 1816

Profile-stated birthplace: Edinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Edinburgh

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before 25 February 1816

Birth

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Edinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

Sources

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Profile-stated birthplace: Edinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
b. 1816 · Edinburgh · Source association
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Research notes as originally written

Current conclusion

William Glasgow is recorded on the family tree with an uncertain birth before 25 February 1816, and the 6 October 2026 review describes him as baptised in 1816; no record in this file yet documents his life. Newspaper notices of a William Glasgow, tenant of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke in West Calder in 1774 to 1777, and of William Allen Glasgow, commissioned in the Royal Engineers in 1795, were considered for this profile and withdrawn on 6 October 2026; the tenant cannot be a man baptised in 1816.

Current conclusion — additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

William Glasgow, Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke tenant, 1776: Broad before-1816 birth boundary permits 1776, but provides no age, tenancy or family bridge; weak comparison. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. No family or life-date change follows.

Source findings

William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke, is named in a planned land-sale notice at John’s coffee-house, Edinburgh, for 31 July 1776. William Glasgow is explicitly tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson, not a buyer, landlord or proved relative. West Calder and the named farms are land context. Planned roup dates are not completed sales. Nine original issues preserve an initial notice and its adjournment. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-06-28, p.6](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601811451/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-02, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601811628/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-12, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601812065/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-26, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601812638/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-30, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601812762/)

William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke, is named in a planned land-sale notice at John’s coffee-house, Edinburgh, for 28 August 1776, by adjournment. William Glasgow is explicitly tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson, not a buyer, landlord or proved relative. West Calder and the named farms are land context. Planned roup dates are not completed sales. Nine original issues preserve an initial notice and its adjournment. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-06, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813064/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-13, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813385/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-20, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813701/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-27, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813994/)

Next questions

Inspect original tacks, valuation and land-sale papers, then West Calder registers; identify the tenant independently of similarly named people.

Current conclusion — additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

William Allen Glasgow, Royal Engineers commission, 1795: Broad uncertain before 25 February 1816 birth is not an exact year and permits adulthood in 1795. It supplies no Allen, age or officer identity bridge. A separately documented William Allen Glasgow is announced as an engineer officer. Existing exact full-name catalogue entries are later-born men. Compatible William-only candidates remain possible because a missing middle name is not an exclusion; none has a Royal Engineers identity bridge. No family or life-date change follows.

Source findings

Gentleman Cadet William Allen Glasgow is announced as second lieutenant in the Corps of Royal Engineers, vice Lefebvre, promoted, dated 1 October 1795. The notice is under Office of Ordnance, October 9; its preceding all dated 1 October 1795 applies through Dated as above. Both William and Allen are printed personal forenames across the line break. This is an announced commission, not family proof, an age statement or independently checked service history. A separately documented William Allen Glasgow is announced as an engineer officer. Existing exact full-name catalogue entries are later-born men. Compatible William-only candidates remain possible because a missing middle name is not an exclusion; none has a Royal Engineers identity bridge. [The Caledonian Mercury, 1795-10-15, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395720951/)

Next questions

Inspect the original Gazette announcement, Royal Military Academy cadet admission and commission/service records for age, parentage or address before assigning a profile.

Current conclusion — West Calder tenancy notices 1774–1777, 5 October 2026

No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. The 1774 two-lot notice and 1777 former-possession references extend the documentary tenancy cluster by the exact named farms, without proving the sale, tack outcome, later life or family.

William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke, is named in a planned land-sale notice at John’s coffee-house, Edinburgh, for 31 July 1776. William Glasgow is explicitly tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson, not a buyer, landlord or proved relative. West Calder and the named farms are land context. Planned roup dates are not completed sales. Nine original issues preserve an initial notice and its adjournment. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-06-28, p.6](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601811451/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-02, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601811628/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-12, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601812065/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-26, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601812638/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-07-30, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601812762/), [The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-06-26, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395682789/), [The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-07-10, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395684189/), [The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-07-17, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395684792/), [The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-07-26, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395687327/)

William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke, is named in a planned land-sale notice at John’s coffee-house, Edinburgh, for 28 August 1776, by adjournment. William Glasgow is explicitly tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson, not a buyer, landlord or proved relative. West Calder and the named farms are land context. Planned roup dates are not completed sales. Nine original issues preserve an initial notice and its adjournment. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-1463 is a weak name/region comparison with a broad uncertain before-1816 birth bound; no West Calder tenancy bridge. One tenant subject consolidates the two sale stages without inventing relatives. [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-06, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813064/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-13, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813385/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-20, p.8](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813701/), [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-27, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813994/), [The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-08-19, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395690561/)

William Glasgow is tenant/possessor of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke lots in a sale advertisement planning a roup on 5 January 1775; his tack is stated to expire at Martinmas 1776. Notice published 12 December 1774. The land lies in West Calder; lots II and III name the tenant. William White is the proprietor, a different person. Tack expiry is stated, not independently verified, and the planned sale is not a completed transaction. [The Caledonian Mercury, 1774-12-12, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395699867/)

William Glasgow is named as former possessor of the Cleugh-head haughs in a further adjourned land-sale notice planning 17 September 1777. The notice names current possessors Thomas and William For-rests, printed across a line break, while Glasgow is a former possessor of the haughs. The old meal-market house is excluded. Future entry terms and advertised lot prices£500/£400 do not establish completed sale, tenant death or kinship. Complete original-column repairs now resolve the earlier truncated co-tenant reading. [The Caledonian Mercury, 1777-08-30, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395689234/), [The Caledonian Mercury, 1777-09-13, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395690882/)

Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026

- [The Caledonian Mercury, 1774-12-12, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395699867/): no longer a candidate for this profile. Dec 1774 sale advertisement: William Glasgow tenant of lots at Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke (West Calder), tack to Martinmas 1776. No WikiTree profile can be fixed; the prior candidate Glasgow-1463 (bapt. 1816) is impossible.
- [The Caledonian Mercury, 1776-06-26, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395682789/): no longer a candidate for this profile. June-July 1776 sale notice: William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson of Cleugh-head and Clovenfordsyke. Same tenant; no matchable profile.
- [The Edinburgh Advertiser, 1776-08-06, p.7](https://www.newspapers.com/image/601813064/): no longer a candidate for this profile. Aug 1776 adjourned sale: William Glasgow, tenant and co-possessor with William Wilson. Same tenant; no matchable profile.
- [The Caledonian Mercury, 1777-08-30, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395689234/): no longer a candidate for this profile. Aug-Sept 1777 adjourned sale: William Glasgow now former possessor of the Cleugh-head haughs. Same tenant; no matchable profile.
- [The Caledonian Mercury, 1795-10-15, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395720951/): no longer a candidate for this profile. Oct 1795: Gentleman Cadet William Allen Glasgow commissioned Second Lieutenant, Royal Engineers. The RE roll gives 2nd Lt 1 Oct 1795, Lt 18 Aug 1797, died at Martinique 3 Jan 1798. No WikiTree profile; the earlier candidates lived into the 1840s-50s.

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