Researched biography · Glasgow-3989

Mary Glasgow

c. 1807 – 18 October 1844

County Antrim, Ireland.

Research last reviewed 21 September 2026How to read the evidence

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About Mary

Mary, daughter of William Glasgow and Elizabeth, died on 18 October 1844 aged 37, supporting birth about 1807. The 1843 bride Mary Glasgow-4181 remains a possible duplicate; her probable census identification has a conflicting 1843 death year.

Birthc. 1807 · County Antrim, Ireland.

Death18 October 1844 · Larne, County Antrim, Ireland

LocalityCounty Antrim, Ireland.

Last reviewed21 September 2026

Connected pages

Other pages on this site that name Mary Glasgow: family studies, places, source pages and other people's research.

Family and study pages 2 pages

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Places 1 place

County Antrim — exact locality unproved

Sources 3 source pages

Mentioned in other people's research 3 people

Mary McGavock5 sections of notes
Hugh Glasgow1 section of notes
William Glasgow1 section of notes

Monument and dates

The family monument transcription, published in Armorial Sculptured Stones of the County Antrim, Ulster Journal of Archaeology, second series 6 (1900), p.47, names Mary as daughter of William and Elizabeth and gives death 18 October 1844 aged 37. Birth about 1807 is calculated from that age. The uncertain Larne death place is inferred, not explicitly stated by the inscription.

Possible duplicate: the 1843 bride

Mary Glasgow-4181, the bride in the 1843 settlement, is a possible duplicate of this Mary. Her probable census identification gives death in autumn 1843 aged 37, conflicting with this Mary’s monument death 18 October 1844 aged 37. Separate profiles remain provisional. The new bride’s uncertain attachment to Hugh Glasgow-4180 does not displace this Mary’s monument-proved father William Glasgow-3324; if the women are identical, the Hugh hypothesis must be withdrawn.

What the research found

Summary of the research

Overall conclusion

Mary, daughter of William Glasgow and Elizabeth, died on 18 October 1844 aged 37 according to the Larne monument transcription, supporting birth about 1807. The earlier after 1783 birth boundary is superseded. Mary Glasgow-4181, the intended bride in 1843, remains a possible duplicate: her probable census match died autumn 1843 aged 37. Resolve the identity and date conflict before merging; retain this Mary’s documented father William.

What the records show

Source findings — First Larne sexton (1829) and 1831 Larne census, 21 September 2026

First Larne Presbyterian Church's published history (A Short History) says a Mary Glasgow was church sexton in October 1829, with accommodation valued at £2 rent, quarterly payments and a payment at each communion. Derivative church history; identity with this Mary, daughter of William and Elizabeth, is possible only.

The surviving 1831 census extract for Larne town (Virtual Record Treasury, CEN-1831-3-29-9-3) lists female-headed Glasgow households of Jane (no males, five females), Anne (no males, two females) and Mary (no males, four females). The return gives numbers only, no ages or relationships; it does not identify which Mary.

Recorded in research/Glasgow-3989/larne-attachment-2026-09-21.wiki (21 September 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.

Identity and family

Possible duplicate: the 1843 bride — 21 September 2026

Still open

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

Recommended correction — vital dates, 6 October 2026

Hold both sets of dates until the duplicate question is settled. Mary Glasgow-4181's dates come from the 1851 census household of John McGavock (a retrospective death table: wife Mary, aged 37, died autumn 1843), and her identification with the February 1843 bride is provisional. Mary Glasgow-3989's come from the Larne monument as published in 1900: "MARY who died 18th Octr 1844 aged 37 years". The one-year difference in the death year, at the same age, is part of the open question whether they are one woman.

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Family and relationships

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Parents 2William Glasgow1763–1816Elizabeth Glasgow Stewartc. 1772–17 September 1832

Person and dates	Relationship	Current assessment	Why this relationship is shown
William Glasgow 1763–1816	father	Unassessed father link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
Elizabeth Glasgow Stewart c. 1772–17 September 1832	mother	Unassessed mother link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.

Brothers and sisters 2Jane Shutter Glasgowafter July 1798–21 April 1799Elizabeth Glasgowbefore 30 August 1802–c. 5 May 1865

Person and dates	Relationship	Current assessment	Why this relationship is shown
Jane Shutter Glasgow after July 1798–21 April 1799	sibling	Unassessed sibling link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.
Elizabeth Glasgow before 30 August 1802–c. 5 May 1865	sibling	Unassessed sibling link	From the family tree; not yet checked against records.

Life and records

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Historical chronology

b. 1783

Profile-stated birthplace: County Antrim, Ireland.

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Records mentioning this person

County Antrim — exact locality unproved

Record detail

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Source register · Open record

after 1783

Birth

Subject

Life events

County Antrim, Ireland.

Sources

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Profile-stated birthplace: County Antrim, Ireland.
b. 1783 · County Antrim — exact locality unproved · Source association
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Possible duplicate of Glasgow-4181. Hold both.

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[[Category:Glasgow Name Study]]
{{Estimated Date}}
== Biography ==

Mary was born about 1807, calculated from her monument age at death. She is the daughter of [[Glasgow-3324|William Glasgow]] and [[Stewart-72380|Elizabeth Stewart]].


First Larne Presbyterian Church’s surviving history says Mary Glasgow was the church sexton in October 1829. She received accommodation valued at £2 rent, quarterly payments and an additional payment at each communion<ref>https://www.firstlarne.org.uk/sites/default/files/A%20Short%20History.pdf</ref>

Mary Glasgow, daughter of William and Elizabeth, may have been the Mary Glasgow employed as sexton of First Larne Presbyterian Church in 1829.

The surviving 1831 Larne census extract contains several female-headed Glasgow households, including:

Jane Glasgow: no males, five females;
Anne Glasgow: no males, two females;
Mary Glasgow: no males, four females.

The return gives numbers, not ages or relationships.

https://virtualtreasury.ie/item/VRTI-CEN-1831-3-29-9-3-LarneTown

Mary died on '''18 October 1844 aged 37''', according to the family monument, which calls her the daughter of William and Elizabeth.<ref>"Armorial Sculptured Stones of the County Antrim," ''Ulster Journal of Archaeology'', second series 6 (1900), [https://archive.org/details/ulsterjournalofa06ulstiala/page/47/mode/1up p. 47], William Glasgow family monument transcription; original printed page inspected 21 September 2026.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
=== Possible identity with the 1843 bride ===
[[Glasgow-4181|Mary (Glasgow) McGavock]], the spinster of Larne named in a marriage settlement with John McGavock on 10 February 1843, is a possible identity for this Mary.<ref>Registry of Deeds, Ireland, McGavock–Glasgow settlement, 10 February 1843, registered 18 February; [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-FQ3Q opening image 499] and [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-F3BZ continuation image 500], originals inspected 21 September 2026.</ref> The probable matching wife in John McGavock's 1851 Larne census return died in '''autumn 1843 aged 37''', whereas this family's monument records '''18 October 1844 aged 37'''.<ref>National Archives of Ireland, 1851 census, Larne, Cross Street, house 1, John McGavock household; [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00320&c19=true household/marriages] and [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00321&c19=true deceased-household table], original return.</ref> The bride's separate profile is provisional, not proof of two women. The settlement mentions payment by the executors of [[Glasgow-4180|Hugh Glasgow]] but does not state kinship. This Mary's monument-proved father [[Glasgow-3324|William]] is retained. If the two Marys prove identical, the new profile's uncertain Hugh-father hypothesis must be withdrawn. Resolve the conflicting death years through the original stone, marriage/burial registers and property title before merging.

The Larne death place is inferred from the family and monument context and is marked uncertain; the inscription does not explicitly give a place of death.

== Sources ==
<references />
* 15. William3 Glasgow, b. 1763, 6. 1816, m. Elizabeth, had daughters Jane, Eliza and Mary. Buried St. Cedma's Cemetery in Larne. This could be the William Glasgow, captain of the "William," advertised in the Belfast News Letter 1792-1799.

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Current profile1[[Category:Glasgow Name Study]]

Replacement profile1[[Category:Glasgow Name Study]]

Current profile2{{Estimated Date}}

Replacement profile2{{Estimated Date}}

Current profile3== Biography ==

Replacement profile3== Biography ==

Current profile4

Replacement profile

Current profile5Mary was born about 1807, calculated from her monument age at death. She is the daughter of [[Glasgow-3324|William Glasgow]] and [[Stewart-72380|Elizabeth Stewart]].

Replacement profile4Mary was born about 1807, calculated from her monument age at death. She is the daughter of [[Glasgow-3324|William Glasgow]] and [[Stewart-72380|Elizabeth Stewart]].

Current profile6

Replacement profile5

Current profile7

Replacement profile6

Current profile8First Larne Presbyterian Church’s surviving history says Mary Glasgow was the church sexton in October 1829. She received accommodation valued at £2 rent, quarterly payments and an additional payment at each communion<ref>https://www.firstlarne.org.uk/sites/default/files/A%20Short%20History.pdf</ref>

Replacement profile7First Larne Presbyterian Church’s surviving history says Mary Glasgow was the church sexton in October 1829. She received accommodation valued at £2 rent, quarterly payments and an additional payment at each communion<ref>https://www.firstlarne.org.uk/sites/default/files/A%20Short%20History.pdf</ref>

Current profile9

Replacement profile8

Current profile10Mary Glasgow, daughter of William and Elizabeth, may have been the Mary Glasgow employed as sexton of First Larne Presbyterian Church in 1829.

Replacement profile9Mary Glasgow, daughter of William and Elizabeth, may have been the Mary Glasgow employed as sexton of First Larne Presbyterian Church in 1829.

Current profile11

Replacement profile10

Current profile12The surviving 1831 Larne census extract contains several female-headed Glasgow households, including:

Replacement profile11The surviving 1831 Larne census extract contains several female-headed Glasgow households, including:

Current profile13

Replacement profile12

Current profile14Jane Glasgow: no males, five females;

Replacement profile13Jane Glasgow: no males, five females;

Current profile15Anne Glasgow: no males, two females;

Replacement profile14Anne Glasgow: no males, two females;

Current profile16Mary Glasgow: no males, four females.

Replacement profile15Mary Glasgow: no males, four females.

Current profile17

Replacement profile16

Current profile18The return gives numbers, not ages or relationships.

Replacement profile17The return gives numbers, not ages or relationships.

Current profile19

Replacement profile18

Current profile20https://virtualtreasury.ie/item/VRTI-CEN-1831-3-29-9-3-LarneTown

Replacement profile19https://virtualtreasury.ie/item/VRTI-CEN-1831-3-29-9-3-LarneTown

Current profile21

Replacement profile20

Current profile22Mary died on '''18 October 1844 aged 37''', according to the family monument, which calls her the daughter of William and Elizabeth.<ref>"Armorial Sculptured Stones of the County Antrim," ''Ulster Journal of Archaeology'', second series 6 (1900), [https://archive.org/details/ulsterjournalofa06ulstiala/page/47/mode/1up p. 47], William Glasgow family monument transcription; original printed page inspected 21 September 2026.</ref>

Replacement profile21Mary died on '''18 October 1844 aged 37''', according to the family monument, which calls her the daughter of William and Elizabeth.<ref>"Armorial Sculptured Stones of the County Antrim," ''Ulster Journal of Archaeology'', second series 6 (1900), [https://archive.org/details/ulsterjournalofa06ulstiala/page/47/mode/1up p. 47], William Glasgow family monument transcription; original printed page inspected 21 September 2026.</ref>

Current profile23

Replacement profile22

Current profile24== Research Notes ==

Replacement profile23== Research Notes ==

Current profile25=== Possible identity with the 1843 bride ===

Replacement profile24=== Possible identity with the 1843 bride ===

Current profile26[[Glasgow-4181|Mary (Glasgow) McGavock]], the spinster of Larne named in a marriage settlement with John McGavock on 10 February 1843, is a possible identity for this Mary.<ref>Registry of Deeds, Ireland, McGavock–Glasgow settlement, 10 February 1843, registered 18 February; [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-FQ3Q opening image 499] and [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-F3BZ continuation image 500], originals inspected 21 September 2026.</ref> The probable matching wife in John McGavock's 1851 Larne census return died in '''autumn 1843 aged 37''', whereas this family's monument records '''18 October 1844 aged 37'''.<ref>National Archives of Ireland, 1851 census, Larne, Cross Street, house 1, John McGavock household; [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00320&c19=true household/marriages] and [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00321&c19=true deceased-household table], original return.</ref> The bride's separate profile is provisional, not proof of two women. The settlement mentions payment by the executors of [[Glasgow-4180|Hugh Glasgow]] but does not state kinship. This Mary's monument-proved father [[Glasgow-3324|William]] is retained. If the two Marys prove identical, the new profile's uncertain Hugh-father hypothesis must be withdrawn. Resolve the conflicting death years through the original stone, marriage/burial registers and property title before merging.

Replacement profile25[[Glasgow-4181|Mary (Glasgow) McGavock]], the spinster of Larne named in a marriage settlement with John McGavock on 10 February 1843, is a possible identity for this Mary.<ref>Registry of Deeds, Ireland, McGavock–Glasgow settlement, 10 February 1843, registered 18 February; [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-FQ3Q opening image 499] and [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-F3BZ continuation image 500], originals inspected 21 September 2026.</ref> The probable matching wife in John McGavock's 1851 Larne census return died in '''autumn 1843 aged 37''', whereas this family's monument records '''18 October 1844 aged 37'''.<ref>National Archives of Ireland, 1851 census, Larne, Cross Street, house 1, John McGavock household; [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00320&c19=true household/marriages] and [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00321&c19=true deceased-household table], original return.</ref> The bride's separate profile is provisional, not proof of two women. The settlement mentions payment by the executors of [[Glasgow-4180|Hugh Glasgow]] but does not state kinship. This Mary's monument-proved father [[Glasgow-3324|William]] is retained. If the two Marys prove identical, the new profile's uncertain Hugh-father hypothesis must be withdrawn. Resolve the conflicting death years through the original stone, marriage/burial registers and property title before merging.

Current profile27

Replacement profile26

Current profile28The Larne death place is inferred from the family and monument context and is marked uncertain; the inscription does not explicitly give a place of death.

Replacement profile27The Larne death place is inferred from the family and monument context and is marked uncertain; the inscription does not explicitly give a place of death.

Current profile29

Replacement profile28

Current profile30== Sources ==

Replacement profile29== Sources ==

Current profile31<references />

Replacement profile30<references />

Current profile32* 15. William3 Glasgow, b. 1763, 6. 1816, m. Elizabeth, had daughters Jane, Eliza and Mary. Buried St. Cedma's Cemetery in Larne. This could be the William Glasgow, captain of the "William," advertised in the Belfast News Letter 1792-1799.

Replacement profile31* 15. William3 Glasgow, b. 1763, 6. 1816, m. Elizabeth, had daughters Jane, Eliza and Mary. Buried St. Cedma's Cemetery in Larne. This could be the William Glasgow, captain of the "William," advertised in the Belfast News Letter 1792-1799.

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[[Category:Glasgow Name Study]]
{{Estimated Date}}
== Biography ==
Mary was born about 1807, calculated from her monument age at death. She is the daughter of [[Glasgow-3324|William Glasgow]] and [[Stewart-72380|Elizabeth Stewart]].


First Larne Presbyterian Church’s surviving history says Mary Glasgow was the church sexton in October 1829. She received accommodation valued at £2 rent, quarterly payments and an additional payment at each communion<ref>https://www.firstlarne.org.uk/sites/default/files/A%20Short%20History.pdf</ref>

Mary Glasgow, daughter of William and Elizabeth, may have been the Mary Glasgow employed as sexton of First Larne Presbyterian Church in 1829.

The surviving 1831 Larne census extract contains several female-headed Glasgow households, including:

Jane Glasgow: no males, five females;
Anne Glasgow: no males, two females;
Mary Glasgow: no males, four females.

The return gives numbers, not ages or relationships.

https://virtualtreasury.ie/item/VRTI-CEN-1831-3-29-9-3-LarneTown

Mary died on '''18 October 1844 aged 37''', according to the family monument, which calls her the daughter of William and Elizabeth.<ref>"Armorial Sculptured Stones of the County Antrim," ''Ulster Journal of Archaeology'', second series 6 (1900), [https://archive.org/details/ulsterjournalofa06ulstiala/page/47/mode/1up p. 47], William Glasgow family monument transcription; original printed page inspected 21 September 2026.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
=== Possible identity with the 1843 bride ===
[[Glasgow-4181|Mary (Glasgow) McGavock]], the spinster of Larne named in a marriage settlement with John McGavock on 10 February 1843, is a possible identity for this Mary.<ref>Registry of Deeds, Ireland, McGavock–Glasgow settlement, 10 February 1843, registered 18 February; [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-FQ3Q opening image 499] and [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-F3BZ continuation image 500], originals inspected 21 September 2026.</ref> The probable matching wife in John McGavock's 1851 Larne census return died in '''autumn 1843 aged 37''', whereas this family's monument records '''18 October 1844 aged 37'''.<ref>National Archives of Ireland, 1851 census, Larne, Cross Street, house 1, John McGavock household; [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00320&c19=true household/marriages] and [https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/view-pdf/?doc=007246521_00321&c19=true deceased-household table], original return.</ref> The bride's separate profile is provisional, not proof of two women. The settlement mentions payment by the executors of [[Glasgow-4180|Hugh Glasgow]] but does not state kinship. This Mary's monument-proved father [[Glasgow-3324|William]] is retained. If the two Marys prove identical, the new profile's uncertain Hugh-father hypothesis must be withdrawn. Resolve the conflicting death years through the original stone, marriage/burial registers and property title before merging.

The Larne death place is inferred from the family and monument context and is marked uncertain; the inscription does not explicitly give a place of death.

== Sources ==
<references />
* 15. William3 Glasgow, b. 1763, 6. 1816, m. Elizabeth, had daughters Jane, Eliza and Mary. Buried St. Cedma's Cemetery in Larne. This could be the William Glasgow, captain of the "William," advertised in the Belfast News Letter 1792-1799.

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Possible duplicate: the 1843 bride — 21 September 2026

[Mary Glasgow-4181](/people/glasgow-4181.html), the bride in the [1843 settlement](https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-FQ3Q), is a possible duplicate of this Mary. Her probable census identification gives death in autumn 1843 aged 37, conflicting with this Mary’s monument death 18 October 1844 aged 37. Separate profiles remain provisional. The new bride’s uncertain attachment to Hugh Glasgow-4180 does not displace this Mary’s monument-proved father William Glasgow-3324; if the women are identical, the Hugh hypothesis must be withdrawn.

Current conclusion

Mary, daughter of William Glasgow and Elizabeth, died on 18 October 1844 aged 37 according to the [Larne monument transcription](https://archive.org/details/ulsterjournalofa06ulstiala/page/47/mode/1up), supporting birth about 1807. The earlier after 1783 birth boundary is superseded. Mary Glasgow-4181, the intended bride in 1843, remains a possible duplicate: her probable census match died autumn 1843 aged 37. Resolve the identity and date conflict before merging; retain this Mary’s documented father William.

Recommended correction — vital dates, 6 October 2026

**Hold both sets of dates until the duplicate question is settled.** Mary Glasgow-4181's dates come from the 1851 census household of John McGavock (a retrospective death table: wife Mary, aged 37, died autumn 1843), and her identification with the February 1843 bride is provisional. Mary Glasgow-3989's come from the Larne monument as published in 1900: "MARY who died 18th Octr 1844 aged 37 years". The one-year difference in the death year, at the same age, is part of the open question whether they are one woman.

These are proposals for the WikiTree date fields and are queued for review; nothing has been changed on WikiTree.

Source findings — First Larne sexton (1829) and 1831 Larne census, 21 September 2026

First Larne Presbyterian Church's published history ([*A Short History*](https://www.firstlarne.org.uk/sites/default/files/A%20Short%20History.pdf)) says a Mary Glasgow was church sexton in October 1829, with accommodation valued at £2 rent, quarterly payments and a payment at each communion. Derivative church history; identity with this Mary, daughter of William and Elizabeth, is **possible** only.

The surviving 1831 census extract for Larne town ([Virtual Record Treasury, CEN-1831-3-29-9-3](https://virtualtreasury.ie/item/VRTI-CEN-1831-3-29-9-3-LarneTown)) lists female-headed Glasgow households of Jane (no males, five females), Anne (no males, two females) and Mary (no males, four females). The return gives numbers only, no ages or relationships; it does not identify which Mary.

Recorded in `research/Glasgow-3989/larne-attachment-2026-09-21.wiki` (21 September 2026); carried into this file on 7 October 2026.

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John Glasgow: 6/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Robert Glasgow: 5/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Jane (McClure) Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Wilson Crossier Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Older Alexander Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Ann Glasgow: 3/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Hugh Glasgow: 2/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Anne (Unknown) Glasgow: 0/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Margaret Glasgow: 0/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent
Maria Magdalena Leenders: 0/100 · Stored classification: competing linked parent

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