Researched biography · Glasgow-3942
Katherine Glasgow
c. 1695 – 3 November 1713
Dublin (estimated)
About Katherine
Glasgow-3942 represents Katherin Glasgow, buried in the Church of Ireland parish of St Audoen, Dublin, on 3 November 1713. The source supplies no age, parents, spouse, address or occupation.
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- Katherine Glasgow1 section of notes
What the research found
Summary of the research
Overall conclusion
She was compared with Katherine Glasgow, lawful child of John Glasgow, sailor in Saltcoats, named in his 1637 testament dative. No record bridges the Scottish child to Dublin. A same-name burial 76 years later, without age, parents, spouse, address or origin, is insufficient for identity. Glasgow-3942 is excluded as the present match; a distinct Saltcoats creation draft is ready. Do not attach Saltcoats parents or a Saltcoats birth place to Glasgow-3942 unless later positive evidence supports a merge.
What the records show
Source findings
| Source | Finding | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| IrishGenealogy.ie register image, Church of Ireland, St Audoen, Dublin, p. 96, record DU-CI-BU-25141 | Katherin Glasgow was buried on 3 November 1713. No age, address, occupation or relative is captured. | Direct evidence for the Dublin burial; no Scottish identity evidence. The date should not automatically be treated as an exact death date. |
National Records of Scotland, Glasgow Commissary Court, CC9/7/27, register pp. 478–480, testament dative and inventory of John Glasgow, sailor in Saltcoats |
John died in December 1636. Isobell Gray was his widow. Katherine and Agnes Glasgow were expressly his lawful children. The record does not expressly call Isobell their mother. | Direct father–child and spouse evidence for the Saltcoats household; no Dublin continuation. |
Identity and family
Candidate and duplicate assessment
- Chronologically possible comparison: Glasgow-3942 has no known birth, parents or spouse, and a person alive in 1637 could have survived until 1713.
- Evidence missing: no St Audoen record found names John, Isobell Gray, Agnes, Saltcoats, Ardrossan, a sailor connection or Scottish origin.
- Decision: exclude Glasgow-3942 as the present match and create the record-defined Saltcoats Katherine. Name and theoretical longevity are not identity evidence; later positive evidence could justify a merge.
- The complete conditional creation draft is
../../research/Glasgow-4153/1637_Scotland_Saltcoats_Katherine_Glasgow.md.
Still open
Questions the records have not yet answered, suggested next searches and suggested corrections.
Recommended profile amendment
Use the complete draft in Glasgow-3942.md. Preserve the Dublin register
source, describe 3 November 1713 as the recorded burial date, and explain why
the Saltcoats child is not presently matched. Do not add John, Isobell, Agnes
or a Scottish birth location to the structured profile.
Unresolved priorities
- Search St Audoen and nearby Dublin records for Katherin's age, spouse, residence, relatives and origin.
- Search Saltcoats and Ardrossan kirk, property and maritime records for the later lives or marriages of Katherine and Agnes.
- Resolve the identity only through a record that carries a relative, residence, occupation or migration connection between the two places.
Family and relationships
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Death
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d. 3 Nov 1713 · Dublin · Source association
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Research notes as originally written
Current conclusion
Glasgow-3942 represents Katherin Glasgow, buried in the Church of Ireland parish of St Audoen, Dublin, on 3 November 1713. The source supplies no age, parents, spouse, address or occupation. She was compared with Katherine Glasgow, lawful child of John Glasgow, sailor in Saltcoats, named in his 1637 testament dative. No record bridges the Scottish child to Dublin. A same-name burial 76 years later, without age, parents, spouse, address or origin, is insufficient for identity. Glasgow-3942 is excluded as the present match; a distinct Saltcoats creation draft is ready. Do not attach Saltcoats parents or a Saltcoats birth place to Glasgow-3942 unless later positive evidence supports a merge.
Source findings
| Source | Finding | Assessment | | --- | --- | --- | | [IrishGenealogy.ie register image](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/church/d-116-1-1-098.pdf), Church of Ireland, St Audoen, Dublin, p. 96, record DU-CI-BU-25141 | Katherin Glasgow was buried on 3 November 1713. No age, address, occupation or relative is captured. | Direct evidence for the Dublin burial; no Scottish identity evidence. The date should not automatically be treated as an exact death date. | | National Records of Scotland, Glasgow Commissary Court, `CC9/7/27`, register pp. 478–480, testament dative and inventory of John Glasgow, sailor in Saltcoats | John died in December 1636. Isobell Gray was his widow. Katherine and Agnes Glasgow were expressly his lawful children. The record does not expressly call Isobell their mother. | Direct father–child and spouse evidence for the Saltcoats household; no Dublin continuation. |
Candidate and duplicate assessment
- **Chronologically possible comparison:** Glasgow-3942 has no known birth, parents or spouse, and a person alive in 1637 could have survived until 1713. - **Evidence missing:** no St Audoen record found names John, Isobell Gray, Agnes, Saltcoats, Ardrossan, a sailor connection or Scottish origin. - **Decision:** exclude Glasgow-3942 as the present match and create the record-defined Saltcoats Katherine. Name and theoretical longevity are not identity evidence; later positive evidence could justify a merge. - The complete conditional creation draft is `../../research/Glasgow-4153/1637_Scotland_Saltcoats_Katherine_Glasgow.md`.
Recommended profile amendment
Use the complete draft in `Glasgow-3942.md`. Preserve the Dublin register source, describe 3 November 1713 as the recorded burial date, and explain why the Saltcoats child is not presently matched. Do not add John, Isobell, Agnes or a Scottish birth location to the structured profile.
Unresolved priorities
1. Search St Audoen and nearby Dublin records for Katherin's age, spouse, residence, relatives and origin. 2. Search Saltcoats and Ardrossan kirk, property and maritime records for the later lives or marriages of Katherine and Agnes. 3. Resolve the identity only through a record that carries a relative, residence, occupation or migration connection between the two places.
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.
- Alexander Glasgow: 33/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- John Glasgow: 27/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Catharine Baird: 16/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Agnes (Spark) Glasgow: 16/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Michael Glasgow: 14/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Andrew Glasgow: 5/100 · Stored classification: weak lead
- Unknown Glasgow: 25/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- Margaret Glasgow: 19/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- Jean Glasgow: 18/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
- Agnes Glasgow: 18/100 · Stored classification: chronology-only fallback
Research data and downloads
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