Researched biography · Glasgow-2473
Robert Glasgow
before 7 January 1703
Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
About Robert
Substantive amendment. The exact Edinburgh baptism identifies Robert's parents as James Glasgow and Jean Dobie and describes James as a shoemaker and indweller. Those parents are attached but uncertain, while the captured biography omits them and instead speculates about two broader ancestral candidates. The record supports making both parent relationships confident and replacing that misleading narrative.
Connected pages
Other pages on this site that name Robert Glasgow: family studies, places, source pages and other people's research.
Family and study pages 1 page
Sources 2 source pages
Latest findings about this person 1 finding
What the research found
Summary of the research
Overall conclusion
This summary is given in full at the top of the page.
Later additions
Newest first. Each addition adds to the summary above; it does not replace it.
Additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026
Robert Glasgow, Edinburgh prisoner report, 1767: Uncertain birth before 7 January 1703 at Edinburgh permits an older adult in 1767. This upper birth bound is not an exact baptism or age; no court or banishment identity bridge. Two compatible Scottish profiles remain weak possibilities. No identity with the 1772 Robert son of Andrew at Calder, Maryland sale participant or Montgreenan man is established. No family or life-date change follows.
Original newspaper batch, 5 October 2026
Robert Glasgow, master of John and Archibald, 1754: Chronologically possible (at least 51); no corroborating maritime evidence. Public source summary cites a Findmypast baptism transcript dated 7 Jan 1703 at Edinburgh; maintained vital preserves the before qualifier. Profile findings link the baptism to Edinburgh parents, but no relevant maritime or London criminal record was identified. The earlier record was not re-inspected in this batch. Glasgow-2474 is the leading possible role candidate because prior research reports a 1738 Irvine shipmaster. That original was not re-inspected here, and no record bridges Betty and Grizell to John and Archibald. Identity with the 1751 defendant remains unproved. No relationship or life-date amendment follows.
Original newspaper batch, 5 October 2026
Robert Glasgow, Old Bailey and Newgate reports, 1751: Chronologically possible (at least 48); no corroborating London evidence. Public source summary cites a Findmypast baptism transcript dated 7 Jan 1703 at Edinburgh; maintained vital preserves the before qualifier. Profile findings link the baptism to Edinburgh parents, but no relevant maritime or London criminal record was identified. Earlier records are prior research context, not newly inspected originals. The two reports refer to the same named robbery case. No existing profile supplies an identity bridge. The 1754 master is kept as a separate documentary subject; the execution order does not prove Robert’s death. No relationship or life-date amendment follows.
Findmypast Glasgow surname evidence
The transcript-validated baptism record for Robert Glasgow, 07 Jan 1703, Edinburgh, 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 findings, 3 September 2026
- Findmypast, Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929: Robert Glasgow, baptized 7 January 1703 at Edinburgh; parents James Glasgow, shoemaker and indweller, and Jean Dobie; OPR 685_1/14, item 4, page 117. Transcript, record
SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973, captured 3 September 2026. - The existing FamilySearch baptism citation is preserved in the replacement draft.
Source findings
- SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973 Findmypast transcript: Archive reference: OPR 685_1/14; Baptism date: 07 Jan 1703; Baptism year: 1703; Category: Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records; Collections from: Great Britain, Scotland; Country: Scotland; County: Midlothian; Father's first name(s): James; Father's last name: Glasgow; Father's occupation: Shoemakers Indweller; First name(s): Robert; Item: 4; Last name: Glasgow; Mother's first name(s): Jean; Mother's last name: Dobie; Page: 117; Place: Edinburgh; Record set: Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929; Register year range: 1700-1708; Subcategory: Parish Baptisms (captured 2026-09-03T22:06:55.588Z).
- Findmypast record IDs:
SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973. - Stable research/source ID:
fmp-glasgow-459f84b12b5b.
Source findings
Robert Glasgow is reported among nine Old Bailey convicts receiving judgment of death, for highway robbery of Joseph Weedon’s gold ring, silver shoe buckles and other things. A conviction/sentence report. The Last Saturday trial reference has no saved report dateline; no exact trial date inferred. This is not proof of actual execution, death or family identity. The Gloucester Journal, 1751-07-16, p.2
Robert Glasgow, condemned for robbing Joseph Weedon on the highway, is included among Newgate prisoners ordered for execution on Monday next. Same named case as the 16 July sentence report, but a different reported action. John Young is the prisoner reprieved for life. This execution order does not establish that Robert was executed. Relative Yesterday and Monday next are not converted to issue-based dates. The Western Flying Post; or, Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury, 1751-07-29, p.2
Source findingsRobert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald, of Glasgow, is reported arriving in distress during a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage.
Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald, of Glasgow, is reported arriving in distress during a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. One distress report preserved in three issues, not three masters. Later reprints give St John’s, Antigua, 15 February. The passage describes gale damage, leakage and lightning; Glasgow is also the vessel’s designation/port, not the master’s birthplace. The preceding Swanton vessel’s provisions and urine story in the Pennsylvania page belongs to a different vessel. No family or link to the 1751 defendant established. The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1754-03-19, p.2
Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald, of Glasgow, is reported arriving in distress during a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. One distress report preserved in three issues, not three masters. Later reprints give St John’s, Antigua, 15 February. The passage describes gale damage, leakage and lightning; Glasgow is also the vessel’s designation/port, not the master’s birthplace. The preceding Swanton vessel’s provisions and urine story in the Pennsylvania page belongs to a different vessel. No family or link to the 1751 defendant established. The Gloucester Journal, 1754-06-25, p.2
Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald, of Glasgow, is reported arriving in distress during a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. One distress report preserved in three issues, not three masters. Later reprints give St John’s, Antigua, 15 February. The passage describes gale damage, leakage and lightning; Glasgow is also the vessel’s designation/port, not the master’s birthplace. The preceding Swanton vessel’s provisions and urine story in the Pennsylvania page belongs to a different vessel. No family or link to the 1751 defendant established. An original stamp obscures part of the line; Robert’s name remains legible. Obscured letters are not reconstructed in the image. Berrow’s Worcester Journal, 1754-06-27, p.1
Source findings
An Edinburgh city-gaol report names Robert Glasgow among prisoners convicted of theft and reports their sentence of public exposure and banishment from the city and liberties forever. Original inspected. The notice reports conviction and sentence; it does not establish later removal or identity with any other Robert Glasgow. Two compatible Scottish profiles remain weak possibilities. No identity with the 1772 Robert son of Andrew at Calder, Maryland sale participant or Montgreenan man is established. The Caledonian Mercury, 1767-12-21, p.3
Identity and family
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- The Gloucester Journal, 1751-07-16, p.2: no longer a candidate for this profile. July 1751 report that Robert Glasgow was among nine Old Bailey convicts sentenced to death for robbing Joseph Weedon. The Ordinary's Account shows he was a butcher aged 28, born at Chipping Ongar, Essex. All three Scottish candidates conflict, so he has no WikiTree profile and needs a new one.
- The Western Flying Post; or, Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury, 1751-07-29, p.2: no longer a candidate for this profile. July 1751 report that Robert Glasgow was ordered for execution. The Ordinary's Account confirms he was hanged at Tyburn on Monday 29 July 1751. He has no WikiTree profile; the new profile is flagged on group 971486582.
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1754-03-19, p.2: no longer a candidate for this profile. One 1754 distress report (three printings) of Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald of Glasgow, on a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. WikiTree already has a documentary profile for exactly this shipmaster, Glasgow-2867, built on the Maryland Gazette printing of the same Antigua report; the notice adds no kin. Glasgow-2474 (Irvine shipmaster 1738) is a possible earlier/later identity of the same man (merge question), not a separate match.
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- The Caledonian Mercury, 1767-12-21, p.3: no longer a candidate for this profile. Dec 1767: Robert Glasgow, with George Garnock, Niel M'Kinnon and Donald M'Donald, sentenced in Edinburgh for theft to be walked through the city and banished. The 1772 banished-persons list repeats Garnoch and Mackinnon beside 'Robert Glasgow, son of Andrew Glasgow miller at Calder', so this is that man; he has no WikiTree profile.
Still open
Questions the records have not yet answered, suggested next searches and suggested corrections.
Recommended profile amendment
Mark both attached parents confident and use the complete replacement draft in Glasgow-2473.md.
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 questions
Inspect the original Old Bailey proceedings, Newgate calendar and execution or reprieve record for identifiers and actual outcome before changing any death or relationship.
Next questions
Inspect original ship registers, port entries and the 1738 Irvine Burgh Catalogue item; compare signatures, vessel ownership and family identifiers.
Next questions, 6 October 2026
Search Edinburgh court, police, and banishment records for the named Glasſgow and compare age, occupation, and residence.
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.
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Parents 2James Glasgow16 March 1679–date not establishedJean (Dobie) Glasgow1680–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| James Glasgow 16 March 1679–date not established | father | Unassessed father link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Jean (Dobie) Glasgow 1680–date not established | mother | Unassessed mother link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Brothers and sisters 1Peter Glasgowbefore 28 May 1699–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Glasgow before 28 May 1699–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 07 Jan 1703
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
Transcript-validated Glasgow-surname record. IDs: SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973. Separate events/people are not merged without evidence.
Birth
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Baptism 07 Jan 1703
1703 · Edinburgh, Scotland · Source association
Transcript-validated Glasgow-surname record. IDs: SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973. Separate events/people are not merged without evidence.
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.
Suggested profile text
WikiTree profile and prepared draft
WikiTree profile text
The prepared text for the public WikiTree profile, kept here so it can be compared with the current profile.
The prepared amendment is already on WikiTree; no pending biography change.
Compared with Glasgow-2473, captured 2026-09-27T03:22:58+00:00 · 2026-09-17.
Current captured WikiTree biography
Read-only capture used for the comparison above.
Side-by-side comparison of the live and replacement profiles
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Research notes as originally written
Current conclusion
**Substantive amendment.** The exact Edinburgh baptism identifies Robert's parents as [[Glasgow-3103|James Glasgow]] and [[Dobie-449|Jean Dobie]] and describes James as a shoemaker and indweller. Those parents are attached but uncertain, while the captured biography omits them and instead speculates about two broader ancestral candidates. The record supports making both parent relationships confident and replacing that misleading narrative.
Source findings
- Findmypast, *Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929*: Robert Glasgow, baptized 7 January 1703 at Edinburgh; parents James Glasgow, shoemaker and indweller, and Jean Dobie; OPR 685_1/14, item 4, page 117. [Transcript](https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=SCOT%2FOPR%2FBAP%2F0597973&tab=this), record `SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973`, captured 3 September 2026. - The existing FamilySearch baptism citation is preserved in the replacement draft.
Recommended profile amendment
Mark both attached parents confident and use the complete replacement draft in [Glasgow-2473.md](Glasgow-2473.md).
Current conclusion — Findmypast Glasgow surname evidence fmp-glasgow-459f84b12b5b
The transcript-validated baptism record for **Robert Glasgow**, 07 Jan 1703, Edinburgh, is assigned to this profile by the completed person-level WikiTree audit. This assignment does not merge any other same-name event.
Source findings
- [SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973 Findmypast transcript](https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=SCOT%2FOPR%2FBAP%2F0597973&tab=this): Archive reference: OPR 685_1/14; Baptism date: 07 Jan 1703; Baptism year: 1703; Category: Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records; Collections from: Great Britain, Scotland; Country: Scotland; County: Midlothian; Father's first name(s): James; Father's last name: Glasgow; Father's occupation: Shoemakers Indweller; First name(s): Robert; Item: 4; Last name: Glasgow; Mother's first name(s): Jean; Mother's last name: Dobie; Page: 117; Place: Edinburgh; Record set: Scotland, Parish Births & Baptisms 1564-1929; Register year range: 1700-1708; Subcategory: Parish Baptisms (captured 2026-09-03T22:06:55.588Z). - Findmypast record IDs: `SCOT/OPR/BAP/0597973`. - Stable research/source ID: `fmp-glasgow-459f84b12b5b`.
Recommended action — fmp-glasgow-459f84b12b5b
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.
Current conclusion — original newspaper batch, 5 October 2026
Robert Glasgow, Old Bailey and Newgate reports, 1751: Chronologically possible (at least 48); no corroborating London evidence. Public source summary cites a Findmypast baptism transcript dated 7 Jan 1703 at Edinburgh; maintained vital preserves the before qualifier. Profile findings link the baptism to Edinburgh parents, but no relevant maritime or London criminal record was identified. Earlier records are prior research context, not newly inspected originals. The two reports refer to the same named robbery case. No existing profile supplies an identity bridge. The 1754 master is kept as a separate documentary subject; the execution order does not prove Robert’s death. No relationship or life-date amendment follows.
Source findings
Robert Glasgow is reported among nine Old Bailey convicts receiving judgment of death, for highway robbery of Joseph Weedon’s gold ring, silver shoe buckles and other things. A conviction/sentence report. The Last Saturday trial reference has no saved report dateline; no exact trial date inferred. This is not proof of actual execution, death or family identity. [The Gloucester Journal, 1751-07-16, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/971486582/) Robert Glasgow, condemned for robbing Joseph Weedon on the highway, is included among Newgate prisoners ordered for execution on Monday next. Same named case as the 16 July sentence report, but a different reported action. John Young is the prisoner reprieved for life. This execution order does not establish that Robert was executed. Relative Yesterday and Monday next are not converted to issue-based dates. [The Western Flying Post; or, Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury, 1751-07-29, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/979343886/)
Next questions
Inspect the original Old Bailey proceedings, Newgate calendar and execution or reprieve record for identifiers and actual outcome before changing any death or relationship.
Current conclusion — original newspaper batch, 5 October 2026
Robert Glasgow, master of John and Archibald, 1754: Chronologically possible (at least 51); no corroborating maritime evidence. Public source summary cites a Findmypast baptism transcript dated 7 Jan 1703 at Edinburgh; maintained vital preserves the before qualifier. Profile findings link the baptism to Edinburgh parents, but no relevant maritime or London criminal record was identified. The earlier record was not re-inspected in this batch. Glasgow-2474 is the leading possible role candidate because prior research reports a 1738 Irvine shipmaster. That original was not re-inspected here, and no record bridges Betty and Grizell to John and Archibald. Identity with the 1751 defendant remains unproved. No relationship or life-date amendment follows.
Source findings
Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald, of Glasgow, is reported arriving in distress during a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. One distress report preserved in three issues, not three masters. Later reprints give St John’s, Antigua, 15 February. The passage describes gale damage, leakage and lightning; Glasgow is also the vessel’s designation/port, not the master’s birthplace. The preceding Swanton vessel’s provisions and urine story in the Pennsylvania page belongs to a different vessel. No family or link to the 1751 defendant established. [The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1754-03-19, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/39398244/) Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald, of Glasgow, is reported arriving in distress during a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. One distress report preserved in three issues, not three masters. Later reprints give St John’s, Antigua, 15 February. The passage describes gale damage, leakage and lightning; Glasgow is also the vessel’s designation/port, not the master’s birthplace. The preceding Swanton vessel’s provisions and urine story in the Pennsylvania page belongs to a different vessel. No family or link to the 1751 defendant established. [The Gloucester Journal, 1754-06-25, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/971274921/) Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald, of Glasgow, is reported arriving in distress during a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. One distress report preserved in three issues, not three masters. Later reprints give St John’s, Antigua, 15 February. The passage describes gale damage, leakage and lightning; Glasgow is also the vessel’s designation/port, not the master’s birthplace. The preceding Swanton vessel’s provisions and urine story in the Pennsylvania page belongs to a different vessel. No family or link to the 1751 defendant established. An original stamp obscures part of the line; Robert’s name remains legible. Obscured letters are not reconstructed in the image. [Berrow’s Worcester Journal, 1754-06-27, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1212017118/)
Next questions
Inspect original ship registers, port entries and the 1738 Irvine Burgh Catalogue item; compare signatures, vessel ownership and family identifiers.
Current conclusion — additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026
Robert Glasgow, Edinburgh prisoner report, 1767: Uncertain birth before 7 January 1703 at Edinburgh permits an older adult in 1767. This upper birth bound is not an exact baptism or age; no court or banishment identity bridge. Two compatible Scottish profiles remain weak possibilities. No identity with the 1772 Robert son of Andrew at Calder, Maryland sale participant or Montgreenan man is established. No family or life-date change follows.
Source findings
An Edinburgh city-gaol report names Robert Glasgow among prisoners convicted of theft and reports their sentence of public exposure and banishment from the city and liberties forever. Original inspected. The notice reports conviction and sentence; it does not establish later removal or identity with any other Robert Glasgow. Two compatible Scottish profiles remain weak possibilities. No identity with the 1772 Robert son of Andrew at Calder, Maryland sale participant or Montgreenan man is established. [The Caledonian Mercury, 1767-12-21, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395727807/)
Next questions
Search Edinburgh court, police, and banishment records for the named Glasſgow and compare age, occupation, and residence.
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- [The Gloucester Journal, 1751-07-16, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/971486582/): no longer a candidate for this profile. July 1751 report that Robert Glasgow was among nine Old Bailey convicts sentenced to death for robbing Joseph Weedon. The Ordinary's Account shows he was a butcher aged 28, born at Chipping Ongar, Essex. All three Scottish candidates conflict, so he has no WikiTree profile and needs a new one. - [The Western Flying Post; or, Sherborne and Yeovil Mercury, 1751-07-29, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/979343886/): no longer a candidate for this profile. July 1751 report that Robert Glasgow was ordered for execution. The Ordinary's Account confirms he was hanged at Tyburn on Monday 29 July 1751. He has no WikiTree profile; the new profile is flagged on group 971486582.
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- [The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1754-03-19, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/39398244/): no longer a candidate for this profile. One 1754 distress report (three printings) of Robert Glasgow, master of the snow John and Archibald of Glasgow, on a Virginia-to-Glasgow passage. WikiTree already has a documentary profile for exactly this shipmaster, Glasgow-2867, built on the Maryland Gazette printing of the same Antigua report; the notice adds no kin. Glasgow-2474 (Irvine shipmaster 1738) is a possible earlier/later identity of the same man (merge question), not a separate match.
Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026
- [The Caledonian Mercury, 1767-12-21, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/395727807/): no longer a candidate for this profile. Dec 1767: Robert Glasgow, with George Garnock, Niel M'Kinnon and Donald M'Donald, sentenced in Edinburgh for theft to be walked through the city and banished. The 1772 banished-persons list repeats Garnoch and Mackinnon beside 'Robert Glasgow, son of Andrew Glasgow miller at Calder', so this is that man; he has no WikiTree profile.
Research data and downloads
Person data (JSON) · Family network
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