Researched biography · Glasgow-3163
Andrew Glasgow
before 1540 – 7 February 1598
Scotland
About Andrew
Current reading cross-check, 28 September 2026: the accepted human reading of the second child in John Glasgow-3181’s 1577 testament is Marjory, not Androw/Andrew (see the maintained illustrated reading). The older Andrew-candidate discussion below is retained as superseded research history. That testament supplies no named son Andrew and therefore no positive parentage evidence for Andrew of Corsoun. His own father remains uncertain.
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Family and study pages 4 pages
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Sources 5 source pages
- Controlled relationship assessment
- Findmypast, Scotland, Will And Testament Index 1481-1807: Andrew Glasgow, 10 Jul 1598, record SCOT/WILLS/057425
- National Records of Scotland, Andrew Glasgow testament, CC8/8/32 images 123-124
- National Records of Scotland, CC8/8/32, Commissary Court of Edinburgh, Testament of Andro Glasgw, 1598.
- National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh Commissary Court, CC8/8/32, testament of Andrew Glasgow; printed index in…
Latest findings about this person 2 findings
Research and WikiTree study pages 6 pages
Mentioned in other people's research 8 people
- John Glasgow6 sections of notes
- Isobel Glasgow1 section of notes
- James Glasgow1 section of notes
- Jonet (Glasgow) Pady1 section of notes
- Katherine Glasgow1 section of notes
- Margaret Glasgow1 section of notes
- Marion Glasgow1 section of notes
- Robert Glasgow I1 section of notes
What the research found
Summary of the research
Overall conclusion
Andrew Glasgow's testament directly identifies his wife as Elizat Stevinsoun and their son as Robert Glasgow. It also names his daughters Marion, Janet and Isobel. A clause for a child with whom Elizat might then be pregnant is conditional only and does not prove that another child was born.
The testament was made on 6 February 1597 as written (1597/8), says Andrew died on 7 February, and was confirmed on 10 July 1598. WikiTree now correctly uses 7 February 1598 as the death date; its former 10 July date was the confirmation date.
This reading supersedes the former identification of Jonet Anderson as Andrew's wife and James, Andrew and William as named children. The former Andrew profile Glasgow-4006 was corrected to the record-defined son Robert on 18 September 2026; Glasgow-4007 redirects to it. Its name, Andrew father link and Elizat mother link are recorded in the maintained Robert account and were checked again in the 30 September live profile audit. The older prohibition on using those IDs belongs to the superseded misreading, not the current Robert identity.
Andrew's father remains unproved. John Glasgow, a burgess of Glasgow, is chronologically possible, but no record found calls Andrew his son or bridges the Glasgow-burgh family to Andrew's rural Calder household.
What the records show
Direct testament evidence
| Point | Reading | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and residence | Andro Glasgw in [Corsoun?], parish [Calder Clair/Cleir], sheriffdom of Edinburgh |
Direct, with uncertain place readings retained in brackets. |
| Will | 6 February 1597 as written (1597/8) | Direct. |
| Death | 7 February 1597/8 | Direct; replaces 10 July 1598 as death date. |
| Confirmation | 10 July 1598 | Direct; probate event only. |
| Wife and son | Robart Glasgw his sone begottin be him vpoun the said Elizat his wyff |
Direct proof of Robert as Andrew and Elizat's son. |
| Daughters | If the conditional pregnancy failed, Andrew's third was to be divided among his said sone and his said [dochter… struck through] Marione, Jonet, Isobell |
Direct proof of the three named daughters; the cancelled word should not be silently restored. |
| Possible further child | incais his said spous be with bairne to him |
Conditional only; do not create a profile. |
| Land succession | Elizat was to bruik his [word unclear] land quhill his said Robart cum to aige |
Direct evidence that she was to possess/use Andrew's land until Robert attained majority; strong internal succession evidence, but not proof of Andrew's own parentage or heritable title. |
| Administration | If Elizat his spous do not hir pairt to his said bairnis, she was to be removed from administration |
Direct evidence of protective conditions around the children's interests. |
Source: National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh Commissary Court, CC8/8/32, images 123–124, testament testamentar and inventory of Andro Glasgw, made 6 February 1597/8, death stated as 7 February, confirmed 10 July 1598; working transcription of the original register images. The printed index independently identifies Andrew, the locality and confirmation: Scottish Record Society, Commissariot of Edinburgh: Register of Testaments, 1514–1600, p. 108.
Source findingsCaldercleir source-access review — 28 September 2026
The NRS Morton papers catalogue identifies GD150/696–757 as Caldercleir barony material (1506–1824) and GD150/320–493 as general charters/deeds (1551–1597). No public item-level image or occupier succession transcript naming Andrew, Elizat Stevinsoun or their son Robert was found. The original testament remains the direct evidence for Andrew's children; the estate series is a pending archival route to his own father and the children's later identities. Lack of a name-level catalogue hit is not evidence that the family is absent from the manuscripts.
Source findings — advisers, associates and inventory in the 1597/8 testament, 7 October 2026
From the maintained transcription of NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/32, image 123 (research/transcriptions/originals-2026-09-09/andrew-1598.json, reviewed 27 September 2026); many names, places and amounts are illegible or queried:
- Adviser: the latter will names advisers whose counsel Elizat and Robert were to use, including James Stevinsoun (the draft spells it Stevisoun). The shared surname makes him a possible lead for Elizat Stevinsoun's family; the will states no relationship.
- Owed to Andrew: John Mure; Isobell [surname illegible], widow of the late John [surname illegible]; James Stevinsoun, about £10.
- Owed by Andrew: [name illegible] in Corsoun[?]; Johne Keddell[?], for a brown horse; James [surname illegible]; David Lyoun; Patrik Stevinsoun[?]; the laird of Westhall[?]. These are economic associates, not proved kin.
- Inventory: three cows with their calves at £8[?] each (£24[?]); two young beasts a year old; two horses at £10[?] each (£20[?]); nine sheep; eight bolls of oats at about four merks[?] a boll; barley (quantity illegible); household utensils, furnishings and clothing. Several values and the totals are unread and should not be filled in by calculation.
The earlier draft also reads a Johne Sandelandis in the confirmation and a closing clause in which a notary signed for Andrew because he could not write; the maintained transcription leaves that closing formula partly unresolved.
Recorded in research/Glasgow-3163/Glasgow-3163.md (27 September 2026), checked against the maintained transcription; carried into this file on 7 October 2026.
Identity and family
Parentage candidate: John Glasgow-3181 — not matched
A higher-resolution re-reading of NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/5
names a lawful child of John Glasgow of Hirmenschelis whose
forename is provisionally read Androw/Andrew. Glasgow-3163 was compared
because his name, generation and broad rural Lothian setting fit. The evidence
does not identify them as one man: John's record does not carry the child into
Corsoun/Calder Cleir, and Andrew's 1597/8 testament does not name his father.
Glasgow-3163 is therefore excluded as the present profile match, without
claiming the men could never be joined by later property, rental, kirk or court
evidence. A distinct, forename-uncertain creation draft now represents the
1577 child.
Family and identity assessmentPerson Status Reason Elizat/Elizabeth Stevinsoun Proved wife; exact WikiTree identity unresolved Stevenson-7398 is excluded as Robert Blaikstone's Yorkshire wife.
| Person | Status | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Elizat/Elizabeth Stevinsoun | Proved wife; exact WikiTree identity unresolved | Stevenson-7398 is excluded as Robert Blaikstone's Yorkshire wife. Stevinsoune-1 remains genuinely possible: the Dunfermline register names her husband George Lugtoun on 25 February 1606 and their children in 1607 and 1609, but gives no prior marital status, parents or residence. Andrew's 1597/8 death permits remarriage, while no record bridges Bessie to Corsoun, Andrew, Robert or the land. |
| Robert Glasgow | Proved son of Andrew and Elizat; matched Glasgow-4006 | Glasgow-1156 has only compatible chronology and Lothian geography; no estate, Stevenson, Corsoun or kin bridge identifies him as this son. Glasgow-1027 is directly the son of Ninian Glasgow and Jonet Meik; Glasgow-1096 died before this testament; Glasgow-3919 was already an adult occupier in 1580. |
| Marion Glasgow | Proved daughter; matched Glasgow-4095 | Glasgow-3062 belongs to a proved Glasgow-burgh/Fultoun and Ninian-sibling context, with no Corsoun bridge. |
| Janet/Jonet Glasgow | Proved daughter; father status confident on Glasgow-3183 | Glasgow-4096 was merged into Glasgow-3183, which now represents the testament-named daughter. The confident father status was saved and verified on 27 September 2026 after fresh review of image 124. Her attribution as the 1624 Mid Calder Ramsy bride remains probable: that marriage names no father, sibling or Corsoun property. Glasgow-3917 belongs to a different Glasgow-burgh marriage. |
| Isobel Glasgow | Proved daughter; probable later identity merged 27 September 2026 | Glasgow-4097 was merged into Glasgow-3336, wife of Edinburgh tailor William Symountoun from 1619. The date and Midlothian setting fit and no better compatible Isobel emerged from the catalogue audit. The father link is confident for the record-defined daughter represented by Glasgow-3336; her attribution to the later Edinburgh bride remains probable. Elizat's maternity is separately uncertain. |
| Possible unborn child | Not proved to have existed | The wording is expressly conditional. No profile should be created. |
Do not detach the current spouse merely to leave Andrew without an evidenced replacement. Treat the Jonet Anderson attachment as contradicted and temporary until a verified Elizabeth profile is ready. The four directly documented children were documented separately. Jonet's and Isobel's record-defined profiles have since been merged into the leading compatible Mid Calder and Edinburgh identities, respectively. Jonet’s direct testament father relationship is now confident; Isobel’s live father status remains uncertain. Both later-life identity attributions remain probable, as described in their current findings.
Other research notes
Wider rural contextThe testament places Andrew in a rural Calder estate setting, not in the Glasgow burgh household.
The testament places Andrew in a rural Calder estate setting, not in the Glasgow burgh household. The land-use clause is unusually valuable because it establishes succession within Andrew's own household: Elizat was to retain the land until Robert came of age. It does not establish who Andrew inherited from, whether the holding was heritable or tenanted, or a relationship to the burgh Glasgows.
Contemporary rural surname-bearers include John Glasgow of Hirmenschelis and Margaret Glasgow of Croftmalloch. Their nearby testamentary appearances make them useful cluster candidates, not proved siblings.
The best unresolved record series is the National Records of Scotland, GD150/696–757, Barony of Caldercleir, and GD150/2027–2060, Midlothian rentals, supplemented by GD150/320–493. A rental, tack or transfer naming Robert as Andrew's successor would both identify the land and potentially distinguish him from the live Robert candidates.
Search auditRecord set Result Limitation Glasgow town-clerk protocol abstracts, vols.
| Record set | Result | Limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Glasgow town-clerk protocol abstracts, vols. I–XI | Searches for Andrew/Andro/Andreas with Glasgw/Glasgow/Glesgw/Glesgow and Corsoun/Corstoun found no secure Andrew entry. | Printed abstracts and OCR are imperfect; more importantly, Andrew may have been a rural estate tenant rather than a burgh proprietor. |
| Registrum Magni Sigilli, vols. IV–VI, 1546–1608 | No Andrew Glasgow entry was found. | Ordinary tenancy need not appear in Great Seal grants. |
| Register of the Privy Council of Scotland, vols. I–V, 1545–1599 | No identifiable Andrew entry was found. | Not a tenancy register; OCR is imperfect. |
| NRS catalogue and general web indexes | The testament and index were found, but no independent parentage or child-identity bridge. | The relevant Morton estate material is undigitised and incompletely described at item level. |
| Live WikiTree API, September 2026 | Exact-name searches and early surname profiles were reviewed for Elizat and all four proved children. | Chronology and locality rank candidates; they do not prove identity. |
Findmypast R_695585805/2 and Henry Paton, ed., Scottish Record Society, Parish Registers of Dunfermline, 1561–1700 (1911), pp. 125, 129, 138 |
Bessie Stevinsoun married George Lugtoun on 25 February 1606; their children John and Annas were baptised in 1607 and 1609. | Does not state whether Bessie had been married before. It neither proves nor excludes identity with Andrew's widow. |
Findmypast index support
The Findmypast transcript
identifies Andrew Glasgow in Corsoun/Corstoun, parish of Calder-Cleir, with date
10 July 1598. It is a derivative index to the same testament and supplies the
confirmation date, not Andrew's death date or independent family evidence.
Record ID: SCOT/WILLS/057425; stable research ID:
fmp-glasgow-2afd2a13c27a.
Queue reconciliation — 30 September 2026
The retained Robert and Marion creation drafts were stale: these testament-defined children already have Glasgow-4006 and Glasgow-4095. Retire those creation recommendations and link their existing accounts. The later adult identification of Robert with Glasgow-1156 remains a compatible possibility, not an exclusion based only on an absent property bridge. Do not merge the profiles without comparing their respective record identities. The original Robert parentage and Marion father conclusion were already documented; this queue correction is not a newly certain relationship.
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 1John Glasgowc. 1510–before 17 June 1575
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Glasgow c. 1510–before 17 June 1575 | father | Possible father | The maintained research assesses this relationship; the linked record and qualification explain what is established. |
Spouse or partner 1Elizat Stevinsounc. 1560–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elizat Stevinsoun c. 1560–date not established | spouse | Unassessed partner link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
Children 4✓ Marion Glasgow1597–date not established✓ Issobell (Glasgow) Symingtonc. 1597–date not establishedAndrew Glasgowbefore 1597–date not established✓ Jonet (Glasgow) Ramsybefore 6 February 1598–date not established
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marion Glasgow 1597–date not established | daughter | Documented daughter | Andrew Glasgow’s 1597/8 testament directly names Marion among his daughters. |
| Issobell (Glasgow) Symington c. 1597–date not established | daughter | Documented daughter | Andrew’s testament names Isobel among his daughters. Glasgow-3336 represents that record-defined child after the Glasgow-4097 merger; the later Edinburgh bride attribution remains separately probable. Source review: NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/32, images 123–124. |
| Andrew Glasgow before 1597–date not established | son | Unassessed son link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Jonet (Glasgow) Ramsy before 6 February 1598–date not established | daughter | Documented daughter | The testament names Jonet among Andrew’s children. Glasgow-3183 represents this record-defined daughter after the Glasgow-4096 merger; the 1624 Ramsy bride attribution remains probable. |
Brothers and sisters 3John Glasgowc. 1540–November 1576William Glasgowc. 1540–before 15 July 1586Stephen Glasgowc. 1550–after 1598
| Person and dates | Relationship | Current assessment | Why this relationship is shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Glasgow c. 1540–November 1576 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| William Glasgow c. 1540–before 15 July 1586 | sibling | Unassessed sibling link | From the family tree; not yet checked against records. |
| Stephen Glasgow c. 1550–after 1598 | 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
Birth
Subject
Life eventsAndrew Glasgow names his daughter Jonet in his testament
Testator and father
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/32, images 123–124. The distribution clause names his son and [dochter… struck through] Marione, Jonet, Isobell within the children’s provision. Direct daughter evidence; no connection to the 1624 Ramsy marriage is stated. Working reading: /research/transcriptions/andrew-1598/.
Testament/Probate 10 Jul 1598
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
Derivative index identifies Andrew in Corstoun in Calder-Cleir. Original manuscript re-reading names wife Elizat Stevinsoun, their son Robert, and daughters Marion, Janet and Isobel; will 6 February and death 7 February 1597/8.
Testator; husband of Elizat Stevinsoun; father of Robert, Marion, Janet and Isobel
Record association
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
Robert is explicitly described as Andrew's son by Elizat. The daughters are named in the inheritance clause. Provision for a further child is conditional only. Residence reads [Corsoun?].
Death
Subject
Life eventsReviewed relationship source reference
Source cited by reviewed relationship
Records mentioning this personRecord detail
NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/32, images 123–124.
Sources
Browse 4 source recordsReferences and source limitations
Testament/Probate 10 Jul 1598
1598 · Calder, Scotland · Source association
Derivative index identifies Andrew in Corstoun in Calder-Cleir. Original manuscript re-reading names wife Elizat Stevinsoun, their son Robert, and daughters Marion, Janet and Isobel; will 6 February and death 7 February 1597/8.
Testator; husband of Elizat Stevinsoun; father of Robert, Marion, Janet and Isobel
1598 · [Corsoun?], Calder Cleir parish, Scotland · Source association
Robert is explicitly described as Andrew's son by Elizat. The daughters are named in the inheritance clause. Provision for a further child is conditional only. Residence reads [Corsoun?].
Andrew Glasgow names his daughter Jonet in his testament
6 February 1597/8; confirmed 10 July 1598 · [Corsoun?], parish [Calder Cleir?], Midlothian, Scotland · Original NRS register images inspected; selected family clauses freshly reviewed 27 September 2026
NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/32, images 123–124. The distribution clause names his son and [dochter… struck through] Marione, Jonet, Isobell within the children’s provision. Direct daughter evidence; no connection to the 1624 Ramsy marriage is stated. Working reading: /research/transcriptions/andrew-1598/.
Reviewed relationship source reference
Reference recorded in reviewed assessment; consult the cited record
NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/32, images 123–124.
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
**Current reading cross-check, 28 September 2026:** the accepted human reading of the second child in John Glasgow-3181’s 1577 testament is **Marjory**, not Androw/Andrew (see the [maintained illustrated reading](/research/transcriptions/john-1577/#passage-john-widow-children)). The older Andrew-candidate discussion below is retained as superseded research history. That testament supplies no named son Andrew and therefore no positive parentage evidence for Andrew of Corsoun. His own father remains uncertain. Andrew Glasgow's testament directly identifies his wife as **Elizat Stevinsoun** and their son as **Robert Glasgow**. It also names his daughters **Marion, Janet and Isobel**. A clause for a child with whom Elizat might then be pregnant is conditional only and does not prove that another child was born. The testament was made on 6 February 1597 as written (1597/8), says Andrew died on 7 February, and was confirmed on 10 July 1598. WikiTree now correctly uses 7 February 1598 as the death date; its former 10 July date was the confirmation date. This reading supersedes the former identification of [[Anderson-103463|Jonet Anderson]] as Andrew's wife and James, Andrew and William as named children. The former Andrew profile [[Glasgow-4006]] was corrected to the record-defined son Robert on 18 September 2026; [[Glasgow-4007]] redirects to it. Its name, Andrew father link and Elizat mother link are recorded in the maintained [Robert account](/people/glasgow-4006.html) and were checked again in the 30 September live profile audit. The older prohibition on using those IDs belongs to the superseded misreading, not the current Robert identity. Andrew's father remains unproved. [[Glasgow-1093|John Glasgow]], a burgess of Glasgow, is chronologically possible, but no record found calls Andrew his son or bridges the Glasgow-burgh family to Andrew's rural Calder household.
Parentage candidate: John Glasgow-3181 — not matched
A higher-resolution re-reading of NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court `CC8/8/5` names a lawful child of [[Glasgow-3181|John Glasgow of Hirmenschelis]] whose forename is provisionally read **Androw/Andrew**. Glasgow-3163 was compared because his name, generation and broad rural Lothian setting fit. The evidence does not identify them as one man: John's record does not carry the child into Corsoun/Calder Cleir, and Andrew's 1597/8 testament does not name his father. Glasgow-3163 is therefore excluded as the present profile match, without claiming the men could never be joined by later property, rental, kirk or court evidence. A distinct, forename-uncertain creation draft now represents the 1577 child.
Direct testament evidence
| Point | Reading | Assessment | | --- | --- | --- | | Identity and residence | Andro Glasgw in `[Corsoun?]`, parish `[Calder Clair/Cleir]`, sheriffdom of Edinburgh | Direct, with uncertain place readings retained in brackets. | | Will | 6 February 1597 as written (1597/8) | Direct. | | Death | 7 February 1597/8 | Direct; replaces 10 July 1598 as death date. | | Confirmation | 10 July 1598 | Direct; probate event only. | | Wife and son | `Robart Glasgw his sone begottin be him vpoun the said Elizat his wyff` | Direct proof of Robert as Andrew and Elizat's son. | | Daughters | If the conditional pregnancy failed, Andrew's third was to be divided among `his said sone and his said [dochter… struck through] Marione, Jonet, Isobell` | Direct proof of the three named daughters; the cancelled word should not be silently restored. | | Possible further child | `incais his said spous be with bairne to him` | Conditional only; do not create a profile. | | Land succession | Elizat was to `bruik his [word unclear] land quhill his said Robart cum to aige` | Direct evidence that she was to possess/use Andrew's land until Robert attained majority; strong internal succession evidence, but not proof of Andrew's own parentage or heritable title. | | Administration | If `Elizat his spous do not hir pairt to his said bairnis`, she was to be removed from administration | Direct evidence of protective conditions around the children's interests. | Source: National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh Commissary Court, CC8/8/32, images 123–124, testament testamentar and inventory of Andro Glasgw, made 6 February 1597/8, death stated as 7 February, confirmed 10 July 1598; working transcription of the original register images. The printed index independently identifies Andrew, the locality and confirmation: Scottish Record Society, *Commissariot of Edinburgh: Register of Testaments, 1514–1600*, [p. 108](https://archive.org/details/scottishrecordso01scotuoft/page/n117/mode/1up).
Family and identity assessment
| Person | Status | Reason | | --- | --- | --- | | Elizat/Elizabeth Stevinsoun | Proved wife; exact WikiTree identity unresolved | [[Stevenson-7398]] is excluded as Robert Blaikstone's Yorkshire wife. [[Stevinsoune-1]] remains genuinely possible: the Dunfermline register names her husband George Lugtoun on 25 February 1606 and their children in 1607 and 1609, but gives no prior marital status, parents or residence. Andrew's 1597/8 death permits remarriage, while no record bridges Bessie to Corsoun, Andrew, Robert or the land. | | Robert Glasgow | Proved son of Andrew and Elizat; matched [[Glasgow-4006]] | [[Glasgow-1156]] has only compatible chronology and Lothian geography; no estate, Stevenson, Corsoun or kin bridge identifies him as this son. [[Glasgow-1027]] is directly the son of Ninian Glasgow and Jonet Meik; [[Glasgow-1096]] died before this testament; [[Glasgow-3919]] was already an adult occupier in 1580. | | Marion Glasgow | Proved daughter; matched [[Glasgow-4095]] | [[Glasgow-3062]] belongs to a proved Glasgow-burgh/Fultoun and Ninian-sibling context, with no Corsoun bridge. | | Janet/Jonet Glasgow | Proved daughter; father status confident on Glasgow-3183 | [[Glasgow-4096]] was merged into [[Glasgow-3183]], which now represents the testament-named daughter. The confident father status was saved and verified on 27 September 2026 after fresh review of image 124. Her attribution as the 1624 Mid Calder Ramsy bride remains probable: that marriage names no father, sibling or Corsoun property. [[Glasgow-3917]] belongs to a different Glasgow-burgh marriage. | | Isobel Glasgow | Proved daughter; probable later identity merged 27 September 2026 | [[Glasgow-4097]] was merged into [[Glasgow-3336]], wife of Edinburgh tailor William Symountoun from 1619. The date and Midlothian setting fit and no better compatible Isobel emerged from the catalogue audit. The father link is confident for the record-defined daughter represented by Glasgow-3336; her attribution to the later Edinburgh bride remains probable. Elizat's maternity is separately uncertain. | | Possible unborn child | Not proved to have existed | The wording is expressly conditional. No profile should be created. | Do not detach the current spouse merely to leave Andrew without an evidenced replacement. Treat the Jonet Anderson attachment as contradicted and temporary until a verified Elizabeth profile is ready. The four directly documented children were documented separately. Jonet's and Isobel's record-defined profiles have since been merged into the leading compatible Mid Calder and Edinburgh identities, respectively. Jonet’s direct testament father relationship is now confident; Isobel’s live father status remains uncertain. Both later-life identity attributions remain probable, as described in their current findings.
Wider rural context
The testament places Andrew in a rural Calder estate setting, not in the Glasgow burgh household. The land-use clause is unusually valuable because it establishes succession **within Andrew's own household**: Elizat was to retain the land until Robert came of age. It does not establish who Andrew inherited from, whether the holding was heritable or tenanted, or a relationship to the burgh Glasgows. Contemporary rural surname-bearers include [[Glasgow-3181|John Glasgow of Hirmenschelis]] and [[Glasgow-3613|Margaret Glasgow of Croftmalloch]]. Their nearby testamentary appearances make them useful cluster candidates, not proved siblings. The best unresolved record series is the National Records of Scotland, **GD150/696–757**, Barony of Caldercleir, and **GD150/2027–2060**, Midlothian rentals, supplemented by **GD150/320–493**. A rental, tack or transfer naming Robert as Andrew's successor would both identify the land and potentially distinguish him from the live Robert candidates.
Search audit
| Record set | Result | Limitation | | --- | --- | --- | | Glasgow town-clerk protocol abstracts, vols. I–XI | Searches for Andrew/Andro/Andreas with Glasgw/Glasgow/Glesgw/Glesgow and Corsoun/Corstoun found no secure Andrew entry. | Printed abstracts and OCR are imperfect; more importantly, Andrew may have been a rural estate tenant rather than a burgh proprietor. | | *Registrum Magni Sigilli*, vols. IV–VI, 1546–1608 | No Andrew Glasgow entry was found. | Ordinary tenancy need not appear in Great Seal grants. | | *Register of the Privy Council of Scotland*, vols. I–V, 1545–1599 | No identifiable Andrew entry was found. | Not a tenancy register; OCR is imperfect. | | NRS catalogue and general web indexes | The testament and index were found, but no independent parentage or child-identity bridge. | The relevant Morton estate material is undigitised and incompletely described at item level. | | Live WikiTree API, September 2026 | Exact-name searches and early surname profiles were reviewed for Elizat and all four proved children. | Chronology and locality rank candidates; they do not prove identity. | | Findmypast `R_695585805/2` and Henry Paton, ed., Scottish Record Society, [*Parish Registers of Dunfermline, 1561–1700*](https://www.tradeshouselibrary.org/uploads/4/7/7/2/47723681/parish_register_of_dunfermline_1561-1700.pdf) (1911), pp. 125, 129, 138 | Bessie Stevinsoun married George Lugtoun on 25 February 1606; their children John and Annas were baptised in 1607 and 1609. | Does not state whether Bessie had been married before. It neither proves nor excludes identity with Andrew's widow. |
Findmypast index support
The [Findmypast transcript](https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=SCOT%2FWILLS%2F057425&tab=this) identifies Andrew Glasgow in Corsoun/Corstoun, parish of Calder-Cleir, with date 10 July 1598. It is a derivative index to the same testament and supplies the confirmation date, not Andrew's death date or independent family evidence. Record ID: `SCOT/WILLS/057425`; stable research ID: `fmp-glasgow-2afd2a13c27a`.
Source findings
### Caldercleir source-access review — 28 September 2026 The [NRS Morton papers catalogue](https://catalogue.nrscotland.gov.uk/nrsonlinecatalogue/details.aspx?reference=GD150) identifies GD150/696–757 as Caldercleir barony material (1506–1824) and GD150/320–493 as general charters/deeds (1551–1597). No public item-level image or occupier succession transcript naming Andrew, Elizat Stevinsoun or their son Robert was found. The original testament remains the direct evidence for Andrew's children; the estate series is a pending archival route to his own father and the children's later identities. Lack of a name-level catalogue hit is not evidence that the family is absent from the manuscripts.
Queue reconciliation — 30 September 2026
The retained Robert and Marion creation drafts were stale: these testament-defined children already have Glasgow-4006 and Glasgow-4095. Retire those creation recommendations and link their existing accounts. The later adult identification of Robert with Glasgow-1156 remains a compatible possibility, not an exclusion based only on an absent property bridge. Do not merge the profiles without comparing their respective record identities. The original Robert parentage and Marion father conclusion were already documented; this queue correction is not a newly certain relationship.
Source findings — advisers, associates and inventory in the 1597/8 testament, 7 October 2026
From the maintained transcription of NRS Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/32, image 123 (`research/transcriptions/originals-2026-09-09/andrew-1598.json`, reviewed 27 September 2026); many names, places and amounts are illegible or queried: - **Adviser:** the latter will names advisers whose counsel Elizat and Robert were to use, including **James Stevinsoun** (the draft spells it Stevisoun). The shared surname makes him a **possible** lead for Elizat Stevinsoun's family; the will states no relationship. - **Owed to Andrew:** John Mure; Isobell [surname illegible], widow of the late John [surname illegible]; James Stevinsoun, about £10. - **Owed by Andrew:** [name illegible] in Corsoun[?]; Johne Keddell[?], for a brown horse; James [surname illegible]; David Lyoun; Patrik Stevinsoun[?]; the laird of Westhall[?]. These are economic associates, not proved kin. - **Inventory:** three cows with their calves at £8[?] each (£24[?]); two young beasts a year old; two horses at £10[?] each (£20[?]); nine sheep; eight bolls of oats at about four merks[?] a boll; barley (quantity illegible); household utensils, furnishings and clothing. Several values and the totals are unread and should not be filled in by calculation. The earlier draft also reads a Johne Sandelandis in the confirmation and a closing clause in which a notary signed for Andrew because he could not write; the maintained transcription leaves that closing formula partly unresolved. Recorded in `research/Glasgow-3163/Glasgow-3163.md` (27 September 2026), checked against the maintained transcription; 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.
- Jonet (Spreull) Glasgow: 53/100 · Stored classification: moderate lead
- Isobell (Newlands) Glasgow: 6/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Elizabeth (Glasgow) Kaine: 15/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- Isobella (Glasgow) Herbison: 0/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- Michael Glasgow: 0/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- James Glasgow: 6/100 · Stored classification: conflicting tree generation
- Robert Glasgow: 1/100 · Stored classification: conflicting tree generation
- Archibald Glasgow: 0/100 · Stored classification: conflicting tree generation
- Isobel (Brade) Glasgow: 0/100 · Stored classification: conflicting tree generation
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Person data (JSON) · Family network
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