Researched biography · Glasgow-3290

James Glasgow

1758 – 1789

Cecil, Maryland

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James Glasgow was recorded as the son of James Glasgow (Glasgow-2868) and Ann Hartshorne (Hartshorne-320) of Cecil County, Maryland, born there in 1758 and died in 1789; both dates are uncertain. He was possibly the James Glasgow 'living at Christiana Bridge' who advertised a tanyard in the borough of Wilmington, Delaware, in March 1785, a place near the family's Cecil County home, but his profile has no Delaware, tanning or property record, so the match is unproved. A 1782 Christiana Bridge tanyard notice and name-only entries in a Lancaster letter list of 1773 and a Carlisle list of 1795 have been set aside as not identifying him.

Birth1758 · Cecil, Maryland

Death1789

LocalityCecil, Maryland

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Family group: John Glasgow · c. 1475

Places 1 place

Cecil, Maryland.

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James Glasgow (Glasgow-2868)4 sections of notes
James Glasgow (Glasgow-634)2 sections of notes

What the research found

Summary of the research

Overall conclusion

This summary is given in full at the top of the page.

Later additions

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Newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026

The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-03-23, p.2: James Glasgow (advertiser of tanyard, resident at Christiana Bridge) — possible match. The notice gives only the name, the residence 'living at Christiana Bridge' and a property in the borough of Wilmington, Delaware, held by Thomas Glenn. The same name and residence appear in the 1782 notice for the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in Wilmington (local findings for Glasgow-2868 and Glasgow-3290), so the two advertisements very probably refer to one Christiana Bridge man. Glasgow-3290 (James, b. 1758 Cecil County, d. 1789, son of Glasgow-2868 and Hartshorne-320) was alive in 1785 and belongs to a family recorded in neighbouring Cecil County, Maryland, about 10 miles from Christiana Bridge. However, his profile cites only Glasgow-2868 and has no Delaware, tanning or property record, so he is possible only. Glasgow-2868 is unlikely: the Find a Grave memorial cited on Hartshorne-320 gives his death as January 1784 in Cecil County, which is before the notice dated 12 March 1785 Sources: Find a Grave memorial 218616666, James Glasgow (1720–Jan 1784), Cecil County, Maryland (user-contributed); NCpedia, Glasgow, James (Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, C. R. Holloman)

Wilmington/Christiana Bridge notices through 1785, 5 October 2026The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified.

The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified. Two Cecil County chronological/regional James profiles are compatible, without a property or individual bridge. The North Carolina secretary is another adult namesake but has a different documentary region; do not merge him solely because Wilmington is also a North Carolina place. The 1785 notices create tension with Glasgow-2868’s estimated c. 1784 death, which is not a certain exclusion; inspect that estimate before assigning the later advertiser. No continuity of property ownership is proved.

James Glasgow, living at Christiana Bridge, signs a notice dated 12 March 1785 offering a complete tanyard in the borough of Wilmington, State of Delaware, then in the tenure of Thomas Glenn. Three issues reprint this separate 1785 notice. The printed Delaware designation and Thomas Glenn occupancy are explicit. Advertiser is not necessarily owner or tanner; no completed sale or identity of this plot with the former Whitlock property in 1782 is proved. The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-03-23, p.2, The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-03-30, p.1, The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-04-09, p.4

Additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

James Glasgow, Wilmington tannery sale advertiser,1782: Uncertain 1758 Cecil Marylandbirth permits an adult advertiser in 1782; no tanyard, Whitlock or Christiana Bridge identity bridge. The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified. Two Cecil County chronological/regional James profiles are compatible, without a property or individual bridge. The North Carolina secretary is another adult namesake but has a different documentary region; do not merge him solely because Wilmington is also a North Carolina place. No family or life-date change follows.

Additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

James Glasgow, Marsh creek Carlisle list, 1795: Uncertain 1758 birth and uncertain 1789 death; compatible regional name-only comparison. A postal addressee can be deceased; no Marsh creek identity bridge. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-3290, Glasgow-2868 and Glasgow-634 remain weak compatible comparisons without a Marsh creek bridge. Do not join this addressee to the Lancaster 1773 or North Carolina subjects solely by name. No family or life-date change follows.

Additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

James Glasgow, Lancaster postal addressee, 1773: Uncertain 1758 birth permits a young addressee; no Lancaster identity bridge. The three checked profiles remain possible; none identifies the addressee. No link to the 1757 Philadelphia/Fogs Manor, 1775 Charlestown or 1777 shipmaster James is established. No family or life-date change follows.

What the records show

Source findings

James Glasgow (2) is listed among letters remaining in Lancaster’s post office. Alphabetical letters-remaining list headed Post-Office, Lancaster. The (2) marker is preserved without reading it as an age. Nearby county names belong to other entries; the post office is not proof of James’s residence. Normalized Glasgow is the personal surname reading. The three checked profiles remain possible; none identifies the addressee. No link to the 1757 Philadelphia/Fogs Manor, 1775 Charlestown or 1777 shipmaster James is established. The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1773-07-21, p.4

Source findings

James Glasgow, Marsh creek, appears in a Carlisle names/address list reprinted in July–August 1795. The printed Marsh creek qualifier immediately accompanies James, not the next Andrew Givin. Repeated list entries do not establish repeated acts, collected mail, family, permanent residence or continued life. No common list heading or list date was found on the inspected pages; postal interpretation remains qualified. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-3290, Glasgow-2868 and Glasgow-634 remain weak compatible comparisons without a Marsh creek bridge. Do not join this addressee to the Lancaster 1773 or North Carolina subjects solely by name. Kline's Carlisle Weekly Gazette, 1795-07-15, p.3, Kline's Carlisle Weekly Gazette, 1795-07-29, p.4, Kline's Carlisle Weekly Gazette, 1795-08-12, p.4

Source findingsJames Glasgow, at Christiana Bridge in Newcastle county, advertises for private sale the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in the borough of Wilmington; notice dated 5 August 1782.

James Glasgow, at Christiana Bridge in Newcastle county, advertises for private sale the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in the borough of Wilmington; notice dated 5 August 1782. Five issues repeat one private-sale advertisement dated 5 August 1782. James is the signed advertiser/contact; ownership, tanning occupation, completed sale, age and kinship are not proved. Printed places are borough of Wilmington and Christiana Bridge, Newcastle county; Delaware identification is a geographical interpretation, not the Philadelphia paper’s locality. The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified. Two Cecil County chronological/regional James profiles are compatible, without a property or individual bridge. The North Carolina secretary is another adult namesake but has a different documentary region; do not merge him solely because Wilmington is also a North Carolina place. The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-14, p.4, The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-17, p.4, The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-24, p.4, The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-31, p.1, The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-09-11, p.4

Identity and family

Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026

The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1773-07-21, p.4: no longer a candidate for this profile. James Glasgow, with a '(2)' marker, in the Lancaster post-office letter list of July 1773. Name only; no profile can be singled out.
The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-14, p.4: no longer a candidate for this profile. James Glasgow 'at Christiana Bridge in Newcastle county' advertises (5 Aug 1782, sixteen insertions) the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in Wilmington. No profile is documented in New Castle County; the Cecil County James (Glasgow-2868) and his son (Glasgow-3290) are possible regional namesakes; the North Carolina Secretary of State (Glasgow-634) is unlikely because he was holding office and living in North Carolina at the time.

Still open

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

Next questions

Check Lancaster tax, land and postal records and original evidence behind the candidate profiles; seek distinctive addresses or family identifiers.

Next questions

Inspect Marsh Creek tax, land, probate and postal records and the original evidence behind candidate identities; seek a family identifier or signature.

Next questions

Inspect Wilmington/New Castle deeds, tannery title and Charles Whitlock estate records, Christiana Bridge tax lists, and the candidates’ own family evidence for an individual bridge.

Family and relationships

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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.

Brothers and sisters 5Samuel Glasgowc. 1749–c. 1834Hannah Glasgow1750–1816Elizabeth Mary Glasgow1762–5 December 1857Adam Glasgow1765–1782Ezekiel Glasgow1767–1780

Person and dates	Relationship	Current assessment	Why this relationship is shown
Samuel Glasgow c. 1749–c. 1834	sibling	Unassessed sibling link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
Hannah Glasgow 1750–1816	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.

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Historical chronology

1758

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Cecil, Maryland

b. 1758

Profile-stated birthplace: Cecil, Maryland.

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Cecil, Maryland.

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1789

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Profile-stated birthplace: Cecil, Maryland.
b. 1758 · Cecil, Maryland. · Source association
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Research notes as originally written

Current conclusion

James Glasgow was recorded as the son of James Glasgow (Glasgow-2868) and Ann Hartshorne (Hartshorne-320) of Cecil County, Maryland, born there in 1758 and died in 1789; both dates are uncertain. He was possibly the James Glasgow 'living at Christiana Bridge' who advertised a tanyard in the borough of Wilmington, Delaware, in March 1785, a place near the family's Cecil County home, but his profile has no Delaware, tanning or property record, so the match is unproved. A 1782 Christiana Bridge tanyard notice and name-only entries in a Lancaster letter list of 1773 and a Carlisle list of 1795 have been set aside as not identifying him.

Current conclusion — additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

James Glasgow, Lancaster postal addressee, 1773: Uncertain 1758 birth permits a young addressee; no Lancaster identity bridge. The three checked profiles remain possible; none identifies the addressee. No link to the 1757 Philadelphia/Fogs Manor, 1775 Charlestown or 1777 shipmaster James is established. No family or life-date change follows.

Source findings

James Glasgow (2) is listed among letters remaining in Lancaster’s post office. Alphabetical letters-remaining list headed Post-Office, Lancaster. The (2) marker is preserved without reading it as an age. Nearby county names belong to other entries; the post office is not proof of James’s residence. Normalized Glasgow is the personal surname reading. The three checked profiles remain possible; none identifies the addressee. No link to the 1757 Philadelphia/Fogs Manor, 1775 Charlestown or 1777 shipmaster James is established. [The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1773-07-21, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/39403087/)

Next questions

Check Lancaster tax, land and postal records and original evidence behind the candidate profiles; seek distinctive addresses or family identifiers.

Current conclusion — additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

James Glasgow, Marsh creek Carlisle list, 1795: Uncertain 1758 birth and uncertain 1789 death; compatible regional name-only comparison. A postal addressee can be deceased; no Marsh creek identity bridge. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-3290, Glasgow-2868 and Glasgow-634 remain weak compatible comparisons without a Marsh creek bridge. Do not join this addressee to the Lancaster 1773 or North Carolina subjects solely by name. No family or life-date change follows.

Source findings

James Glasgow, Marsh creek, appears in a Carlisle names/address list reprinted in July–August 1795. The printed Marsh creek qualifier immediately accompanies James, not the next Andrew Givin. Repeated list entries do not establish repeated acts, collected mail, family, permanent residence or continued life. No common list heading or list date was found on the inspected pages; postal interpretation remains qualified. No existing profile is identified. Glasgow-3290, Glasgow-2868 and Glasgow-634 remain weak compatible comparisons without a Marsh creek bridge. Do not join this addressee to the Lancaster 1773 or North Carolina subjects solely by name. [Kline's Carlisle Weekly Gazette, 1795-07-15, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033874474/), [Kline's Carlisle Weekly Gazette, 1795-07-29, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033874483/), [Kline's Carlisle Weekly Gazette, 1795-08-12, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033874491/)

Next questions

Inspect Marsh Creek tax, land, probate and postal records and the original evidence behind candidate identities; seek a family identifier or signature.

Current conclusion — additional newspaper originals, 5 October 2026

James Glasgow, Wilmington tannery sale advertiser,1782: Uncertain 1758 Cecil Marylandbirth permits an adult advertiser in 1782; no tanyard, Whitlock or Christiana Bridge identity bridge. The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified. Two Cecil County chronological/regional James profiles are compatible, without a property or individual bridge. The North Carolina secretary is another adult namesake but has a different documentary region; do not merge him solely because Wilmington is also a North Carolina place. No family or life-date change follows.

Source findings

James Glasgow, at Christiana Bridge in Newcastle county, advertises for private sale the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in the borough of Wilmington; notice dated 5 August 1782. Five issues repeat one private-sale advertisement dated 5 August 1782. James is the signed advertiser/contact; ownership, tanning occupation, completed sale, age and kinship are not proved. Printed places are borough of Wilmington and Christiana Bridge, Newcastle county; Delaware identification is a geographical interpretation, not the Philadelphia paper’s locality. The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified. Two Cecil County chronological/regional James profiles are compatible, without a property or individual bridge. The North Carolina secretary is another adult namesake but has a different documentary region; do not merge him solely because Wilmington is also a North Carolina place. [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-14, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849411/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-17, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849460/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-24, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849561/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-31, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849627/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-09-11, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849802/)

Next questions

Inspect Wilmington/New Castle deeds, tannery title and Charles Whitlock estate records, Christiana Bridge tax lists, and the candidates’ own family evidence for an individual bridge.

Current conclusion — Wilmington/Christiana Bridge notices through 1785, 5 October 2026

The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified. Two Cecil County chronological/regional James profiles are compatible, without a property or individual bridge. The North Carolina secretary is another adult namesake but has a different documentary region; do not merge him solely because Wilmington is also a North Carolina place. The 1785 notices create tension with Glasgow-2868’s estimated c. 1784 death, which is not a certain exclusion; inspect that estimate before assigning the later advertiser. No continuity of property ownership is proved.

James Glasgow, at Christiana Bridge in Newcastle county, advertises for private sale the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in the borough of Wilmington; notice dated 5 August 1782. Sixteen issues preserve the 5 August 1782 former Charles Whitlock property advertisement; three 1785 issues carry a different notice, explicitly naming Delaware and Thomas Glenn. The records share advertiser name and Christiana Bridge address, supporting a provisional cluster; same plot, ownership, occupation and completed sale remain unproved. The signed Wilmington/Christiana Bridge advertiser remains unidentified. Two Cecil County chronological/regional James profiles are compatible, without a property or individual bridge. The North Carolina secretary is another adult namesake but has a different documentary region; do not merge him solely because Wilmington is also a North Carolina place. [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-14, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849411/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-17, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849460/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-24, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849561/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-31, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849627/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-09-11, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849802/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-09-18, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849901/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-09-25, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850004/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-10-02, p.3](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850089/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-10-12, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850222/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-10-23, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850380/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-11-06, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850520/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-11-13, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850624/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-11-20, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850701/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-11-30, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850793/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-12-07, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850882/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-12-14, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033850953/)

James Glasgow, living at Christiana Bridge, signs a notice dated 12 March 1785 offering a complete tanyard in the borough of Wilmington, State of Delaware, then in the tenure of Thomas Glenn. Three issues reprint this separate 1785 notice. The printed Delaware designation and Thomas Glenn occupancy are explicit. Advertiser is not necessarily owner or tanner; no completed sale or identity of this plot with the former Whitlock property in 1782 is proved. [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-03-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1034008744/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-03-30, p.1](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1034008777/), [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-04-09, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1034008853/)

Identity assessment — newspaper candidates withdrawn, 6 October 2026

- [The Pennsylvania Gazette, 1773-07-21, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/39403087/): no longer a candidate for this profile. James Glasgow, with a '(2)' marker, in the Lancaster post-office letter list of July 1773. Name only; no profile can be singled out.
- [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1782-08-14, p.4](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1033849411/): no longer a candidate for this profile. James Glasgow 'at Christiana Bridge in Newcastle county' advertises (5 Aug 1782, sixteen insertions) the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in Wilmington. No profile is documented in New Castle County; the Cecil County James (Glasgow-2868) and his son (Glasgow-3290) are possible regional namesakes; the North Carolina Secretary of State (Glasgow-634) is unlikely because he was holding office and living in North Carolina at the time.

Current conclusion — newspaper identity review, 6 October 2026

- [The Pennsylvania Journal, or, Weekly Advertiser, 1785-03-23, p.2](https://www.newspapers.com/image/1034008744/): James Glasgow (advertiser of tanyard, resident at Christiana Bridge) — **possible** match. The notice gives only the name, the residence 'living at Christiana Bridge' and a property in the borough of Wilmington, Delaware, held by Thomas Glenn. The same name and residence appear in the 1782 notice for the former Charles Whitlock tanyard in Wilmington (local findings for Glasgow-2868 and Glasgow-3290), so the two advertisements very probably refer to one Christiana Bridge man. Glasgow-3290 (James, b. 1758 Cecil County, d. 1789, son of Glasgow-2868 and Hartshorne-320) was alive in 1785 and belongs to a family recorded in neighbouring Cecil County, Maryland, about 10 miles from Christiana Bridge. However, his profile cites only Glasgow-2868 and has no Delaware, tanning or property record, so he is possible only. Glasgow-2868 is unlikely: the Find a Grave memorial cited on Hartshorne-320 gives his death as January 1784 in Cecil County, which is before the notice dated 12 March 1785 Sources: [Find a Grave memorial 218616666, James Glasgow (1720–Jan 1784), Cecil County, Maryland (user-contributed)](https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/218616666/james_glasgow); [NCpedia, Glasgow, James (Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, C. R. Holloman)](https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/glasgow-james)

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James Glasgow: 16/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
James Glasgow: 10/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Robert Glasgow: 10/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
James Glasgow: 10/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Robert Glasgow: 10/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Mary (Crosier) Glasgow: 9/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Abigail Glasgow Anderson: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Margaret Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Abiah Glasco: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Anna (Glasgow) Allan: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent

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