John Glasgow

Biography
Hugh Glasgow and Margaret McCullough celebrated their marriage in 1733. To them were born in due time, three sons, John, Robert, and Hugh.
 William Melanchthon Glasgow, History of the Glasgow Family, digital copy attached to Glasgow-590 (https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Glasgow-590). 
Research Notes
* Similar to John Glasgow (1740-)
1831 Census
The 1831 Irish Census for Lissane Parish, County Londonderry, lists two Glasgow households that may represent the next generation descended from Hugh Glasgow (abt. 1706–), patriarch of the Ulster Scots Glasgow family rooted in County Tyrone.

The two men listed — John Glasgow of Dromain and Robert Glasgow of Coltrim — were recorded in close proximity. Based on household sizes and composition, they may have been:
* Sons of John Glasgow (b. abt. 1735) or Robert Glasgow (b. abt. 1737), or 
* Grandsons of either man, continuing the family presence in Londonderry.

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|1831 Census – Lissane Parish, County Londonderry
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{| border="1" cellpadding="4" width="100%"
|- bgcolor=#E1F0B4
| Surname || Forename || Townland || House Number || Barony || Parish || County || Males || Females || Religion (Presbyterians)
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| Glasgow || John || Dromain || 2 || Loughinshollin || Lissane || Londonderry || 3 || – || 3
|-
| Glasgow || Robt || Coltrim || 2 || Loughinshollin || Lissane || Londonderry || 6 || 5 || 11
|}

Robert’s household, with six males and five females, suggests he was a father of a large family, likely born c. 1780–1795. John’s all-male household (three males) may indicate a widower or older sons at home, suggesting a birth year c. 1770–1785.

While there is no definitive documentation, the proximity, naming patterns, and generational spacing support the theory that John and Robert Glasgow of the 1831 census were sons or grandsons of either John or Robert Glasgow, both sons of Hugh Glasgow (abt. 1706–).

 1831 Irish Census – National Archives of Ireland (http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1831/Londonderry/Lissane/) 
Sources
* Family history document written by William Melanchthon Glasgow [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Glasgow-590]

== Biography ==

<blockquote>
Hugh Glasgow and Margaret McCullough celebrated their marriage in 1733. To them were born in due time, three sons, John, Robert, and Hugh.
</blockquote> <ref name="GlasgowHistory">[[Glasgow-590|William Melanchthon Glasgow]], ''History of the Glasgow Family'', [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Glasgow-590 digital copy attached to Glasgow-590].</ref>
=== Research Notes ===

* Similar to [[Glasgow-2990|John Glasgow (1740-)]]

=== 1831 Census ===

The '''1831 Irish Census''' for Lissane Parish, County Londonderry, lists two Glasgow households that may represent the next generation descended from [[Glasgow-548|Hugh Glasgow (abt. 1706–)]], patriarch of the Ulster Scots Glasgow family rooted in County Tyrone.

The two men listed — '''John Glasgow''' of Dromain and '''Robert Glasgow''' of Coltrim — were recorded in close proximity. Based on household sizes and composition, they may have been:
* '''Sons''' of [[Glasgow-549|John Glasgow (b. abt. 1735)]] or [[Glasgow-550|Robert Glasgow (b. abt. 1737)]], or  
* '''Grandsons''' of either man, continuing the family presence in Londonderry.

{| border="0" cellpadding="4"
|'''1831 Census – Lissane Parish, County Londonderry'''
|}
{| border="1" cellpadding="4" width="100%"
|- bgcolor=#E1F0B4
| Surname || Forename || Townland || House Number || Barony || Parish || County || Males || Females || Religion (Presbyterians)
|-
| Glasgow || John || Dromain || 2 || Loughinshollin || Lissane || Londonderry || 3 || – || 3
|-
| Glasgow || Robt || Coltrim || 2 || Loughinshollin || Lissane || Londonderry || 6 || 5 || 11
|}

Robert’s household, with six males and five females, suggests he was a father of a large family, likely born c. 1780–1795. John’s all-male household (three males) may indicate a widower or older sons at home, suggesting a birth year c. 1770–1785.

While there is no definitive documentation, the proximity, naming patterns, and generational spacing support the theory that '''John and Robert Glasgow of the 1831 census were sons or grandsons of either John or Robert Glasgow, both sons of Hugh Glasgow (abt. 1706–)'''.

<ref>[http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1831/Londonderry/Lissane/ 1831 Irish Census – National Archives of Ireland]</ref>
== Sources ==

<references />
* Family history document written by William Melanchthon Glasgow [https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Glasgow-590]