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(https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1851/Antrim/Kilconway/Rasharkin/Lisnagaver/35/), Lisnagaver household 35.","url":"https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1851/Antrim/Kilconway/Rasharkin/Lisnagaver/35/","source_quality":"original","independence_group":"SRC-1282a2ce68c5","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"Richard John Torrens, Rasharkin Presbyterian Church Baptisms, 1834–1846 (https://genealogy.torrens.org/BannValley/church/RasharkinP/Baptisms_1834.html), transcription by Barbara Braswell, particularly entries 75, 106 and 203 (accessed 16 July 2026). 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Alexander remained named through the 1865–1878 volume and was later replaced by Robert Elder.","url":"https://apps.proni.gov.uk/Val12B/Search.aspx","source_quality":"unknown","independence_group":"SRC-8727f579320c","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"Lisnagaver Townland, County Antrim (), administrative divisions and adjoining-townland map (accessed 2026","url":"https://www.townlands.ie/antrim/kilconway/rasharkin/killoquin/lisnagaver/","source_quality":"unknown","independence_group":"SRC-65de8cb4c2ca","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Tithe Applotment Book for the parish of Rasharkin, 1834, PRONI FIN/5/A/236, manuscript folio 17, Lisnagaver entries for Alexr and Robt Glasgow; digital image accessed 5 August 2026 through the PRONI eCatalogue (https://apps.proni.gov.uk/eCatNI_IE/SearchPage.aspx).","url":"https://apps.proni.gov.uk/eCatNI_IE/SearchPage.aspx","source_quality":"original","independence_group":"SRC-fd5ffdd148cc","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"1843–1844 | Lisnagaver | Residence in James's birth and baptism entry. |- | 1851 | Lisnagaver | Alexander was a farmer and head of household 35. |- | Valuation era | Lisnagaver, lot 25 | Alexander occupied a house, offices and 8 acres, 2 roods and 10 perches under Robert Harvey. 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This is a derivative census presentation; the original household and house forms should be inspected.","url":"https://downtheroad.dev/pt/census?county=Antrim&tab=browse&townland=Lisnagaver&year=1901","source_quality":"original","independence_group":"SRC-e67e20339513","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"{| class=\"wikitable sortable\" style=\"padding:20px; width:100%;\" |+ Nearby Glasgow households at Lisnagaver in 1851 |- ! style=\"background-color:#E1F0B4;\" | Household ! style=\"background-color:#E1F0B4;\" | Family Head ! style=\"background-color:#E1F0B4;\" | Age ! style=\"background-color:#E1F0B4;\" | Occupation ! style=\"background-color:#E1F0B4;\" | Notes |- | 34 | John Glasgow | 50 | Farmer | His unmarried brother Samuel G","url":null,"source_quality":"unknown","independence_group":"SRC-8149be9da3f6","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"Glasgow Surname DNA Project (), public project information and results (accessed 2026","url":"https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/glasgow/about","source_quality":"unknown","independence_group":"SRC-d5638bec7ae1","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"FamilyTreeDNA Discover, R-FT20271 () (accessed 2026","url":"https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-FT20271","source_quality":"tree_only","independence_group":"SRC-a47c9e4134fe","provenance":"wikitree_profile_citation"},{"title":"Trying to find Glasgow (https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/general_topics/thread/465937), descendant post dated 25 January 2007, concerning Thomas Glasgow of Lisnagaver and his family (accessed 16 July 2026). 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The older Alexander/Rosanna model\nremains the leading specific hypothesis, and the probable Alexander-Thomas\nrelationship remains unchanged. The useful result of this pass is a sharper\ndivision between sources already exhausted, sources already requested, and\nrecord groups that have not yet been searched.\n\n#### Newly identified direct-parentage source, 19 August 2026\n\nA fresh audit of the full [PRONI church guide](https://www.proni.gov.uk/files/proni/2026-01/PRONI%20Guide%20to%20Church%20Records.pdf)\nand [live eCatalogue](https://apps.proni.gov.uk/eCatNI_IE/SearchPage.aspx) found a record\ngroup missing from the earlier target list: **Ballymoney/Dervock/Kilraughts\nReformed Presbyterian register, `CR5/32/1/1/1-2`, 1804-1844**. The catalogue's\nfull description says it contains lists of members by society for Dervock and\nKilraughts, with baptisms, marriages, deaths and removals including emigration;\nKilraughts coverage runs to about 1831. An\n[Ulster Historical Foundation account](https://ulsterhistoricalfoundation.com/presbyterianism/covenanters/records-of-congregations)\ndescribes the same volume as containing almost annual congregational censuses.\n\nThis is now the single best direct-parentage source. It spans Alexander's circa\n1811 birth and Rosanna's reported 23 October 1822 death, and its family-group\nlists may show Alexander with a father even if no baptism survives. It could\nalso test whether clockmaker Daniel and Thomas belonged to the same parental\nhousehold. PRONI marks the original `CR5/32/1/1/1` **On-Site Only**. The open\narchival copy `CR5/32/1/1/2` has no remote digital-record link either, so the\nimages could not be searched from here; a targeted PRONI lookup or visit is\nrequired. A targeted request for every surname variant hit, its household or\nsociety heading, and adjacent context was sent to PRONI on 19 August 2026 as a\nreply to the existing enquiry. No paid work was authorised; an estimate was\nrequested first.\n\nNearby early Church of Ireland registers were also audited: Kilrea baptisms\nbegin in 1801 (`MIC1/54/2-3, 55`), Ahoghill and Finvoy in 1811, Loughguile in\n1802, and Killaig Presbyterian in 1805. The online Kilrea transcription and\ngraveyard list contain no Glasgow, but both are explicitly partial and omit the\ncritical 1809-11 baptism span, so this is not a valid negative. The exact\nRosanna death date found in the 2007 descendant post produced no independent\nonline record.\n\nThe watchmaker-Daniel trail was checked against the live/local profiles before\nuse. It duplicates existing work: [Daniel Glasgow\n(Glasgow-3896)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-3896) is already proved by\nhis will as Thomas's brother and David's father. It remains evidence for the\nclockmaker tradition, not new proof that Alexander was their brother. The\nMichigan James material likewise supplies no parent or sibling identifier and\nis now treated as an identity lead rather than the next parentage search.\n\n#### James's Michigan identity lead materially strengthened\n\nAlexander's son [James Glasgow (Glasgow-973)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-973)\nnow has a strong, but still unproved, later-life candidate. The Brookside\nCemetery register at Tecumseh, Michigan, records James Glasgow **1843-1896**\nwith wife Mary Baird and their children. More importantly, the original 1941\nMichigan death certificate of daughter Minnie J. Boland names her father as\n**James Glasgow, born County Antrim, Ireland**. Alexander's proved son was born\nat Lisnagaver, County Antrim, on 9 October 1843.\n\nThis is the best post-1851 candidate yet found, but it does not identify James's\nparents or exact birthday. Keep the identity unproved until a marriage,\nnaturalisation, census, passenger record or original death entry\nconnects the Michigan man to Alexander/Mary, Lisnagaver or a known sibling.\nMichigan GENDIS gives the death as **30 July 1896**, not the 29 August date in\nthe current profile note. A supposed Dromore valuation error has also been\nresolved: the entry is real, but original PRONI revision books carry James\nGlasgow on the same small house-and-garden holding at Dromore from 1863-79\nthrough 1891-1901. That continuing local valuation identity is unlikely to be\nthe Tecumseh man. Full evidence and source images are in the focused\n[Glasgow-973 handoff](../Glasgow-973/findings.md).\n\nThe original 1884 Michigan state census now makes this more than a cemetery\ncoincidence. It records James, 40, an Irish-born baggage agent, with wife Mary\nand daughters Minnie, Maggie and Bertha: the complete family independently\nfound in the Brookside register. It still does not supply his parents or exact\nbirthplace, so it strengthens but does not prove the identification.\n\nA newly located contemporary report in the *Michigan Messenger*, 1 August\n1896, p. 1, confirms the official date: James disappeared on Wednesday and his\nbody was found in the Raisin River near Blood's bridge on Thursday, 30 July.\nIt identifies him as the long-serving Lake Shore depot baggage master and\ndescribes distinctive injuries—a scar across a previously broken nose and one\nor two missing fingers on his right hand. This is valuable identifying evidence\nfor other American records, but it still names no parent or Irish locality.\nThe report's age estimate of about 55 suggests about 1841 and is less exact\nthan the 1843 cemetery year and age 40 in 1884. See the\n[saved clipping and assessment](../Glasgow-973/findings.md).\n\n#### Michigan Samuel rejected as the 1838 child\n\nThe 1838 baptism was already represented by\n[Unknown Glasgow (Glasgow-3940)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-3940),\nattached to Alexander and Mary. It was not a new discovery. The live profile\nrecords death before 1841, evidently as an inference rather than from a death\nrecord.\n\nThe inference is reasonable but not conclusive. The 1851 Lisnagaver household\nlists Alexander, Mary, Robert, James and Ann, with no additional person marked\nresident, absent, or dead since 1841. The National Archives explains that this\ncensus recorded household members absent on census night and family members\nwho had died since 1841. Nearby returns demonstrate both categories, including\nchildren away as servants or pupils. If the 1838 child belonged to this same\nfamily and was still alive in 1851, a 12- or 13-year-old would ordinarily be\nexpected either in the household or its absent section; if the child died from\n1841 onward, the mortality section should ordinarily record the death.\n\nSamuel Glasgow of Franklin/Blissfield, Michigan, therefore should **not** be\nidentified with `Glasgow-3940`. His compatible age and Irish birth are only\nsurname-level coincidence, while the family census is contrary evidence and no\nAmerican record names County Antrim or Alexander and Mary. Samuel reported\nabout 37 years in the United States in 1894, implying immigration around 1857,\nso the same-person theory requires the unexplained omission of a living\n13-year-old from every section of Alexander's 1851 return. The Pleasant View\ntranscription's impossible `29 February 1838` date further prevents exact-date\nmatching. Retain the Michigan records only as a rejected-candidate audit; do\nnot attach Samuel to this family. Full reasoning is in the focused\n[Glasgow-3940 handoff](../Glasgow-3940/findings.md).\n\n#### Searches completed in this pass\n\n- Two independent Griffith transcriptions and the original PRONI\n  valuation-revision folios establish James Glasgow at Dromore plot 18b. In\n  `VAL/12/B/3/13A`, `13B` and `13C` the holding is consistently a house and\n  small garden valued at 10 shillings, under James and later Robert Hood. The\n  name remains through the 1891-1901 volume. This corrects the previous false\n  negative and strongly separates the Dromore occupier from Alexander's\n  possible Michigan son, but does not identify the local James or Alexander's\n  parents.\n\n- The current [PRONI Guide to Church Records](https://www.proni.gov.uk/files/proni/2026-01/PRONI%20Guide%20to%20Church%20Records.pdf)\n  confirms that Rasharkin Presbyterian marriages survive only from 1845,\n  whereas Second Portglenone `MIC1P/357` has marriages from 1822. First\n  Portglenone marriages also begin only in 1845; the other nearby Presbyterian\n  congregations inspected begin too late. Second Portglenone is therefore the\n  only known nearby surviving Presbyterian marriage register early enough for\n  Alexander and Mary's circa-1836 marriage. The 13 August PRONI request already\n  targets the correct register; there is no overlooked early Rasharkin marriage\n  book.\n- Variant and locality searches in [PRONI Name Search](https://www.proni.gov.uk/name-search)\n  returned no Glasgow at Rasharkin or Lisnagaver. The only potentially relevant\n  new item was **John Glask** in the 1740 Protestant Householders return: PRONI\n  indexes him to Clogh parish and Kilconway barony, while the surviving\n  transcription places him at Dunaghy. The original does not survive, and\n  `Glask` may be another surname rather than a Glasgow variant. Treat this only\n  as a weak locality lead, not as a relative. See the\n  [County Antrim transcription, row 1992](https://www.billmacafee.com/1740returns/1740protestantreturnsantrim.pdf).\n- The same PRONI search found a pre-1858 will-index entry for James Glasgow of\n  Drumeen dated 23 May 1820, but PRONI states that the original does not survive.\n  It cannot supply heirs or relationships and is presently a dead end. No new\n  Rasharkin-area Glasgow will, 1766 religious-census entry or 1775 dissenters'\n  petition entry was found.\n- A proposed 1831 Rasharkin household search is not possible: the\n  [National Archives of Ireland's survival list](https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/census-records-1821-1891/)\n  shows no surviving 1831 returns for County Antrim. Do not spend further effort\n  looking for an ordinary 1831 Lisnagaver or Gortereagh census return.\n- A sweep of the current merged Glasgow/Glasco One-Tree export found no plausible\n  WikiTree woman born in Ireland about 1785-1825 and dying in Scotland whose\n  statutory death could identify Alexander's proposed parents. This is a\n  negative result for WikiTree coverage only, not for the ScotlandsPeople civil\n  index; women missing from WikiTree remain the point of that search.\n\n#### Important unsearched people and record groups\n\n1. **Await PRONI's search/quotation for `CR5/32/1/1/1-2`.** The request sent on\n   19 August asks for every entry in the 1804-44 Dervock, Kilraughts and Ballymoney\n   society lists, baptisms, marriages, deaths and removals, with the page before\n   and after each hit. Test specifically for Alexander about 1810-11, Rosanna's\n   reported death on 23 October 1822, Thomas about 1815, Daniel and any Robert,\n   William or older Alexander. Preserve household/society headings: they may be\n   the evidence that establishes the parent-child group.\n2. **Search the pension census-search forms for the known children as well as\n   hypothetical sisters' children.** Query James Glasgow and\n   [Ann (Glasgow) McCracken (Glasgow-438)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-438)\n   with father Alexander and mother Mary/Molly McCaughan, McAughin or McAughern.\n   The [National Archives search-form collection](https://nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census/census-search-forms-1841-and-1851/)\n   can include parents and townland and may preserve the applicant's later\n   address or a reconstructed household. The live results service was\n   unavailable during this pass, so this remains untested rather than negative.\n3. **Search Ballymoney Poor Law Union records after Alexander disappears from\n   lot 25.** The local database describes an\n   [outdoor-relief register, 1847-99, PRONI `BG/5/EA/1`](http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/ballymoney-outdoor-register.aspx)\n   and the [first workhouse register, 1843-49, `BG/5/G/1`](http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/ballymoney-workhouse-register.aspx).\n   Alexander's substantial farm makes the famine-era outdoor register a poor\n   prospect because the enabling legislation excluded holders of more than a\n   quarter acre. The higher-value search is the later `BG/5/G` admission,\n   infirmary and death material after his valuation holding was struck out,\n   when an elderly or widowed Alexander or Mary might name a townland, relative\n   or settlement history.\n4. **Check Rasharkin school records for James and Robert.** The official\n   [PRONI school index](https://www.proni.gov.uk/files/proni/2026-01/Index%20to%20PRONI%20School%20Collections.pdf)\n   identifies Rasharkin National School as `SCH/94`, with Dromore `SCH/546` and\n   several other parish schools also surviving. Attendance registers can record\n   age, religion, father's address and occupation, previous school and sometimes\n   work or emigration on leaving. They normally omit the father's name, so this\n   is primarily a route to James's later identity, not direct proof of\n   Alexander's father.\n5. **Complete the formal Scottish female-death search.** The One-Tree sweep did\n   not replace a ScotlandsPeople search under both maiden and married surnames.\n   Prioritise Ireland-born Glasgow women born about 1790-1822 whose census\n   households point to Antrim or the Bann Valley. A Scottish death registration\n   naming both parents remains one of the few single documents capable of\n   proving the proposed older Alexander and Rosanna together.\n\nThe best immediate order is: search `CR5/32/1/1/1-2`; await the already-requested\nSecond Portglenone and Killoquin material; search Scottish collateral death\ncertificates; then check the later Ballymoney poor-law registers. More Y-DNA\nmodelling is unlikely to distinguish a father within the same early-eighteenth-\ncentury node until another documented branch tests.\n\n### Daughter Ann identified in a later record, 13 August 2026\n\nThe [original 13 October 1876 Ballymoney marriage](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1876/11181/8097170.pdf)\nof **Robert McCracken and Ann Glasgow** records Ann as a full-age spinster of **Lisnagaver**, daughter of\n**Alexander Glasgow, labourer**. This is a strong continuation of Alexander and\nMary's four-year-old daughter in the 1851 Lisnagaver household: she would have\nbeen about 29 in 1876. The existing profile [[Glasgow-438]] is therefore the\nleading identity and should be updated with the marriage after a final live\nduplicate check. Its birth place `Lisnagarvey, Lisburn` should be corrected to\n**Lisnagaver, County Antrim**. The certificate proves Ann's father independently\nbut does not name Alexander's father.\n[Saved register page](sources/ann_glasgow_robert_mccracken_marriage_1876.pdf).\n\nAnn and Robert's son William James McCracken was born at Lisnagaver on 21\nSeptember 1877 and died there the next day. Ann registered both events. This\nidentifies one grandchild of Alexander but closes that descendant line; no\nlater child or secure later household has yet been found. See the focused\n[[Glasgow-438]] [research handoff](../Glasgow-438/findings.md).\n\nRobert's father William may belong to the McCracken household at Carnfinton,\nthe reported birthplace of Thomas Glasgow's wife Mary Ann McCracken. Marriages\nthere identify William's likely children James William and Elizabeth, with\nJames witnessing Elizabeth in 1889. If Ann's Robert was their brother and the\nolder Mary Ann was William's sister, Ann married the nephew of Thomas's wife.\nThat two-step model is a promising affinal argument for an Alexander–Thomas\nfamily network, but neither McCracken edge is yet proved.\n\nAlexander `Glasgow-951` is directly documented at Gortereagh in 1837-38 and at\nLisnagaver by 1843-51. Thomas `Glasgow-987` is his probable brother; Daniel\n`Glasgow-3896` is Thomas's proved brother. No record directly calls Alexander\ntheir brother.\n\nThe original 1871 marriage records Mary Glasgow as **28**, not 38. It directly\nnames her father as Alexander Glasgow, farmer, and her husband Robert Elder later\nsucceeded Alexander on Lisnagaver lot 25. This strongly identifies Mary as\nAlexander-951's daughter, but excludes the proposed identification with Maryan,\n17, in John `Glasgow-1022`'s 1851 household: Maryan would have been about 37 in\n1871. The marriage therefore supplies no basis for making John Alexander's father.\n\nOlder Alexander `Glasgow-3904` and Rosanna remain the leading specific parent\nhypothesis from descendant tradition, still unproved.\n\n### Missing-sister civil-marriage audit, 13 August 2026\n\nThe suggested missing-sister route has now been tested systematically in the\nfree Irish civil marriage collection. A surname-and-variant search for\n1845-1875 found **23 Glasgow/Glascow brides** in Ballymoney, Ballymena, Antrim,\nMagherafelt and Coleraine registration districts. Five were already assigned:\nAlexander's daughter Mary Elder; Thomas's daughters Jane Jamison and Margaret\nJebb; Mary Montgomery, whose father was Hugh Glasgow; and Annie Bellingham of a\nseparate documented branch. Coleraine supplied no Glasgow bride.\n\nThe original certificates for all **18 remaining women** were inspected. None\nnamed Alexander as her father, none resided at Lisnagaver, and no witness tied\none to the known Lisnagaver family. Their named fathers were James (five\nbrides), Robert (four), William (three), Hugh (two), Samuel (two), Henry (one)\nand Andrew (one). This substantially reduces the chance that an unmarried or\nlate-marrying sister remained locally and married after civil registration\nbegan, although it cannot exclude a sister who married before 1845, outside the\nfive-district corridor, or after emigration.\n\n| Bride and marriage | Father on original registration |\n|---|---|\n| [Anna Glasgow - Hugh Lin, 1845](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1845/09284/5361547.pdf) | William Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Margaret Glasgow - John Houston, 1846](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1846/09302/5367819.pdf) | James Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Sarah Glasgow - Alexander Mahood, 1853](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1853/09454/5425799.pdf) | Samuel Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Eliza Glasgow - William Montgomery, 1854](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1854/09463/5428881.pdf) | Hugh Glasgow, labourer/weaver |\n| [Catharine Glasgow - Robert McMurray, 1855](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1855/09483/5436508.pdf) | Robert Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Ann Glasgow - George McCleery, 1856](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1856/09514/5448776.pdf) | Henry Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Alice Glasgow - William Cust, 1856](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1856/09503/5444003.pdf) | Samuel Glasgow, labourer |\n| [Jane Glasgow - Thomas Dugan, 1857](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1857/09521/5450989.pdf) | William Glasgow, weaver |\n| [Mary Jane Glasgow - Samuel McCleary, 1857](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1857/09522/5451552.pdf) | James Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Margaret Anne Glasgow - James Wylie, 1859](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1859/09563/5467079.pdf) | Andrew Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Maria Glasgow - James Montgomery, 1860](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1860/09583/5474594.pdf) | Robert Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Martha Glasgow - William Wiley, 1862](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1862/09623/5489652.pdf) | Robert Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Mary Ann Glasgow - David Bell, 1866](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1866/11533/8241677.pdf) | James Glasgow, farmer |\n| [Jane Glasgow - Hugh Lough, 1868](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1868/11471/8216579.pdf) | Hugh Glasgow, soldier |\n| [Ellen Glasgow - Edward Kirk, 1868](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1868/11471/8216577.pdf) | William Glasgow, labourer |\n| [Ann Jane Glasgow - Patrick Russell, 1869](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1869/11434/8200208.pdf) | James Glasgow, weaver |\n| [Margaret Glascow - Campbell Glass, 1870](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1870/11389/8181722.pdf) | Robert Glascow, labourer |\n| [Catherine Glasgow - Alexander Smith, 1871](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1871/11341/8162761.pdf) | James Glasgow, labourer |\n\nThe register pages are preserved locally under\n`sources/candidate_sister_marriages/`.\n\nThe best no-PRONI continuation is now to search **through the sister's\nchildren**, not only under her unknown married name. The National Archives of\nIreland 1841/1851 census-search database has a dedicated `Maiden Surname of\nMother` field. A search for mother `Glasgow`, restricted first to Rasharkin,\nKilconway and adjoining Antrim/Londonderry localities, could expose pension\napplicants whose mother was an otherwise missing Glasgow sister and recover the\nclaimed 1841/1851 household. The live results service timed out on 13 August,\nso this search remains pending rather than negative.\n\nScottish statutory deaths from 1855 are the other high-value route. Women are\nindexed under maiden and married surnames, and an original death registration\ncan name both parents, including the mother's maiden surname. Search women born\nin Ireland about 1790-1822 under Glasgow as either surname, then prioritise\nAntrim/Rasharkin-linked census households. This route could prove both older\nAlexander and Rosanna in one record; the Irish bride audit could only test the\nfather.\n\nThe land pattern slightly weakens any simple claim that Alexander and Thomas\nmerely divided one father's Lisnagaver farm. In 1834 Alexander held about 29\nacres and Robert about 35. The later John-plus-Alexander holdings total about\n30 acres, while Thomas held about 33 acres. This is compatible with two older\ntenant blocks descending separately, although tenancy transfers need not follow\nblood relationships and it does not exclude brotherhood. John belongs to a\ndocumented father-John branch, so the cluster was not one obvious nuclear family.\n\nA new collateral route may identify Thomas's parents without first proving\nAlexander's sibling edge. Daniel Neely Glasgow, Thomas's proved son, was a\nlabourer residing in New York when his twins were born in September 1889. An\nIrish-born cemetery labourer who died as Daniel `Glascow` at Troy on 12 February\n1931 is a strong same-person candidate. His death certificate 9941 could name\nThomas and Mary Ann; the identification remains unproved until an original US\nrecord supplies matching family detail.\n\nThomas's reported emigrant son Alexander is now bounded to a likely birth in\nabout 1851-1863: he was absent from Thomas's 1851 household, was not in the\npublic Rasharkin baptism transcription through 1846, and no suitable civil\nbirth appears from registration's start in 1864. Exact-name, Ireland-born\nAncestry searches returned no matching Alexander Glasgow in the 1900, 1910,\n1920 or 1930 US censuses. The official South African archive index is more\npromising: a same-named adult was defendant in Cape Supreme Court proceedings\nin 1893 and 1898. Follow-up identifies both matters as Cape Town\ncommercial/property disputes: Gerhard Myburgh's executors brought the 1893\nmotion and mortgage holder Maria Lacey Welch brought the 1898 recovery action.\nHis identity and origin remain unproved.\n\nA concrete paternal collateral result has now been established. The public\nFamilyTreeDNA Glasgow Project places the target's direct-male-line Big Y-700 kit\n`B580327` at **R-FT20271**. Four named Big Y kits report separate roots at that\nsame terminal branch: `B696189` (reported line to William Glasgow, born c.1655, Scotland),\n`1002232` (tested descendant of James J `Glasgow-2738`, with a reported deeper\nSouth Carolina root), `200475`\n(a descendant line reporting Robert Glasgow 1749-1836 and corresponding to\nRobert `Glasgow-12`), and `959947` (reported James Glasgow c.1700, grandfather\nof Robert 1749). Two kits, `999763` and `478604`, sit on downstream\n**R-FTE32242**. The supplied tester identities and current WikiTree paternal\npaths place both beneath Robert's son [James M. Glasgow\n(`Glasgow-193`)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-193): `999763` descends\nthrough James's son [William Allen Glasgow\n(`Glasgow-2182`)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-2182), while `478604`\ndescends through [Samuel Lyle Glasgow\n(`Glasgow-192`)](https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Glasgow-192). They therefore\nrepresent two son-lines of James-193, not merely two unspecified descendants of\nRobert-12.\n\nThe administrator notes correct an earlier label. Kit `1002232` descends through\nJames J `Glasgow-2738`; James's attachment to Robert `Glasgow-2769` is still\nuncertain and must not be presented as part of the proved tester pedigree.\nThe live match screen reports both marker kit `325862` and the related unnumbered\nFT25406 Big Y line against Henry Glasgo 1774-1849. Henry is `Glasgo-21`, a\ngrandson of Jeremiah `Glasgo-23`; Jeremiah remains the deeper ancestor rather\nthan the earliest-known-ancestor label displayed for these tests.\n\nThe full STR and private-variant extract supports a provisional visual topology\ninside FT20271. Alexander's `B580327` and `1002232` share `DYS714=27`. Kits\n`959947`, `200475`, `999763` and `478604` share the combination `DYS19=15`,\n`DYS456=16` and `DYS712=19`; within that pattern `959947` differs at\n`DYS650=20`, `200475` and `999763` are identical across the displayed Y-111\npanel, and `478604` differs from `999763` at the first CDY copy. This is an\nSTR-inferred topology, not confirmed mutation direction. Only FTE32242 is a\nconfirmed internal child SNP. DYS712 is itself a rapidly mutating Y-STR: a\n367-pair father-son study observed 17 mutations and estimated a rate of about\n`46.3 x 10^-3` per meiosis. Its shared `19` state is therefore a useful\nsecondary clue but particularly vulnerable to recurrence or back-mutation; it\nmust not be treated as a clade-defining event. [Mutation-rate study](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12218846/)\n\nThe downloaded raw bundle resolves the private block more precisely. Kit\n`B580327` has five exported private variants: `12648194 A>G`, `14337402 T>C`,\n`14339231 G>C`, `15066888 A>T` and `15973436 A>C`. Its VCF also has a sixth\nlineage-specific PASS call at `26534797 C>G` (depth 25). The non-matching screen\nlabels that position `FT124483`, but FT124483 is the different allele `C>A` at\nthe same multi-allelic site. It does **not** define a shared branch among the\nother matches. All six calls are PASS at depth 25-78 and are absent from every\ndisplayed match.\n\nThe bundle also permits direction to be assigned for the numeric match-side\ndifferences: all 15 lie inside the B580327 quality BED and have no derived call\nin its VCF. Most usefully, both `959947` and `200475` list `FT6135 C>T` at\n`19389846`, while B580327 has a direct PASS ancestral call there (`GT 0/0`,\n34 reference-C reads, one T read, one A read, depth 40) inside the quality BED.\nAt `FT20271` itself B580327 has a direct PASS derived call (`GT 1/1`, 57\nalternate-T reads, depth 60), also inside the quality BED. That shared\noff-tree state reinforces their common `DYS19=15`, `DYS456=16`, `DYS712=19`\npattern. Because FTDNA still leaves both kits terminal at FT20271, FT6135 is a\ncandidate pairing signal, not yet a confirmed child branch.\n\nThe three possible FT6135 outcomes are now explicit. Direct derived-T calls in\nboth James M. kits would place FT6135 at or above Robert `Glasgow-12` and show\nthat the pairwise omission was only a display/export limitation. Direct\nancestral-C calls in both would prevent that placement and require recurrence,\nreversion, or a pedigree/tester-mapping review. No-call or inadequate coverage\nwould leave the marker unresolved. “Not displayed” is therefore not treated as\nancestral.\n\nThe FTDNA Block Tree screenshot supplied 12 August 2026 confirms the exact\nblock structure. `R-FT25406` is a four-SNP block (`FT25406`, `FT16394`,\n`FT18145`, `FT26594`) beneath `R-FT32941/FTA35069`. `R-FT20271` is a\nthree-SNP child block (`FT20271`, `FGC5690`, `FT16542`). It contains five basal\nsamples, including B580327, plus two samples on child `R-FTE32242`. The displayed\nprivate-variant summaries are one basal FT25406 sample averaging 4, five basal\nFT20271 samples averaging 3, and two FTE32242 samples averaging 1.\n\nThose averages reconcile closely with the directional lists once multiallelic,\nrecurrent and off-tree calls are excluded: approximately `5, 1, 5, 1, 4`\ntree-counted private variants across the five basal FT20271 tips, `1, 2` across\nthe two FTE32242 tips, and 4 on the basal FT25406 tip. This independently\nvalidates the orientation analysis. It also supplies an important warning:\n`200475` and `999763` are Y-111 identical, but `999763` is FTE32242-positive\nwhile `200475` remains basal FT20271. Zero STR distance does not eliminate a\nreal downstream SNP split.\n\nThe B580327 DYS export is complete across all 829 supplied STR/FTY fields. It\nprovides a durable reference profile but, without another tester's equivalent\nexport, does not add pairwise distances beyond the existing 622-666-marker Big\nY comparisons.\n\nThose comparisons produce two different nearest neighbours. `1002232` is the\nclosest FT20271 result on the standard Y-111 panel at GD 3, while `B696189` has\nthe fewest mismatches across the larger callable Big Y STR comparison at\n`3/650`. Neither shares a downstream SNP with B580327 on the Block Tree. The\npresent data therefore do not justify choosing either line as Alexander's\nnearer paper-tree cousin.\n\nRelative to `B580327`, the live Big Y STR mismatch counts are `3/650` for\n`B696189`, `4/662` for `1002232`, `4/666` for `999763`, `4/659` for `478604`,\n`5/660` for `959947`, and `7/622` for `200475`. These extended-marker counts and\nthe familiar Y-111 genetic distances measure different marker sets, so their\nrankings need not agree.\n\nThe complete B580327 Y-111 match screen contains 17 matches: nine Big Y tests\nand eight marker-only tests. Six Big Y matches are within FT20271 or its\nFTE32242 child; one is at upstream FT25406; and two are on the different\nFTA30932 branch. The closest confirmed FT20271 match is the `1002232` line at\nGD 3. Three unplaced Farrier/Ferrier tests are also notably close at GD 4, 4\nand 5. They report Henry Ferrier born about 1758 in Woodnesborough, Kent, or\nWilliam Farrier and Susanna Abell married in Philadelphia in 1796. Because all\nthree have only broad R-M269 labels, the STR closeness does not show whether\nthey carry FT20271. It could reflect a surname change, deeper paternal kinship\nor STR convergence. A Big Y upgrade from one of those lines is the most direct\ntest.\n\nThe remaining marker-only matches include an unanchored Glasgow line at GD 5,\nthe reported Robert Glasgow 1749-1839 line at GD 6 with a broad R-Z18 label,\nthe Henry Glasgo 1774-1849 line and an unanchored Phillips line at GD 9, and\nRobert `Glasgow-1143` at GD 10. These remain upgrade candidates rather than\nconfirmed placements inside FT20271.\n\nThe dates and origin reported for `999763` closely identify its earliest named\nline with Robert `Glasgow-12`, born in 1749 at Moneymore and died in 1839 in\nAdams County, Ohio. The independent Glasgow Family Genealogy database gives\nthat Robert the same February 1749 Londonderry birth and July 1839 Adams County\ndeath. Thus Alexander's paternal line and Robert-12's paternal line are now\nshown to be **genetic cousin lineages sharing a direct paternal ancestor**.\nThis is concrete kinship evidence, but neither source identifies the common man\nor the cousin degree. It does not prove Robert-12, his attached father James\n`Glasgow-1024`, or any member of that tree was Alexander's father or grandfather.\n\nThere is also a nearer-looking **candidate** connection to the East Antrim tree.\nFTDNA kit `254947` reports Robert Glasgow, born about 1710 and living after 1772\nin Northern Ireland, a close identity match to Robert `Glasgow-1143`. Its\n111-marker Y-STR result was placed in the project's older FT25406 working group\nwith the lines later resolved by Big Y below FT20271. The 2016 independent report\nalso grouped this kit with the same distinctive Glasgow Y-STR cluster. Because\n`254947` has not taken Big Y, it is strong paternal-cluster evidence but **not**\nthe same SNP-level proof as the `B580327`/`999763` comparison. Robert-1143 is\ntherefore a high-value possible older paternal relative, not a proved ancestor,\nuncle or numbered cousin.\n\nThe inherited **22 May 1852** death date is rejected, not merely uncertain. Its\ntraceable context is a derivative Australian reconstruction for an Alexander\nGlasgow of Windsor, New South Wales, with a different wife and child cluster.\nNo migration or original death record joins that man to Mary McCaughan,\nLisnagaver or Gortereagh. Alexander-951's death remains after 1851 and unproved.\n\nThe two proposed candidates now separate cleanly. James `Glasgow-1702` is\n**excluded**: he was born in 1799, only about twelve years before Alexander, and\nhis 1851 marriage independently names his own father as William. Robert\n`Glasgow-1367` is chronologically possible, but remains a weak candidate. The\n1820 lease, 1827 tithe and 1831 census securely document a Coltrim man now kept\nseparate as `Glasgow-3941`; nothing bridges him to `Glasgow-1367`. The latter is\nsecurely documented at Glenleslie in the 1851 census and 1854 will index. Neither\nman is identified with the separate 1834 Lisnagaver Robert, and no record names\nAlexander as a son of any of them.\n\nThe expanded male-profile sweep produces one genuinely useful alternate lead:\nAdam `Glasgow-1622`. An original 1851 marriage proves that Adam's son James,\nborn about 1812/13, was a farmer of Inishrush. James is virtually Alexander's\ncontemporary and could be a brother or cousin, but the record does not connect\nthe two men. Adam is a collateral lead only, not a parent conclusion.\n\nLive-profile audit **5 August 2026**: the updated biography correctly treats the\nolder Alexander/Rosanna reconstruction as uncertain, leaves Rosanna's surname\nunknown and no longer presents Shaw as established. The structured death still\nincorrectly sends Alexander to Glasgow, Scotland, in 1851. Its request to inspect\nthe original tithe page is now superseded by the manuscript findings below."},{"title":"Source findings","category":"sources","markdown":"| Source | Finding | Assessment |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| [Ireland, Inland Revenue Wills & Administration, Will Registers, 1828-1879](https://www.familysearch.org/en/search/collection/5000207), 1870 Belfast index entry (researcher-supplied transcription) | An indexed Lisnagaver entry names Mary A. Glasgow and Thomas Glasgow. Thomas `Glasgow-987` died there on 21 June 1870 and his wife was Mary Ann; the image headings and name roles remain uninspected. | Strong lead to Thomas's probate and probably his widow, but it does not name Alexander or state a sibling relationship. The full registered will—not the index—could become direct evidence if it identifies Alexander as Thomas's brother or Mary as his niece. |\n| PRONI original Rasharkin tithe book `FIN/5/A/236`, folio 17; [saved manuscript image](sources/proni_FIN-5-A-236_rasharkin_tithe_lisnagaver_1834.jpg) and [transcription](sources/proni_FIN-5-A-236_rasharkin_tithe_lisnagaver_1834.txt) | In 1834 `Alexr Glasgow` held 29a 0r 0p at Lisnagaver and paid £22 6s; the next separate entry, `Robt Glasgow`, held 35a 0r 0p and paid £28. The red `4` and `5` are entry numbers, not ages. | Direct occupier and acreage evidence. The book gives no age, residence, lease relationship or kinship. It does **not** prove either entry is `Glasgow-951` or `Glasgow-1367`. |\n| [Rasharkin Presbyterian baptisms](https://genealogy.torrens.org/BannValley/church/RasharkinP/Baptisms_1834.html) | James, child of Alex Glascaw and Mary McAughin, was born at Gortereagh in 1837; an incomplete 1838 Glasgow entry names Alex and Molly McAughern there; another James was born at Lisnagaver in 1843. | Contemporary identity and movement evidence. |\n| [1851 census, Lisnagaver house 35](https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1851/Antrim/Kilconway/Rasharkin/Lisnagaver/35/) | Alexander, 40, Antrim-born farmer, lived with Mary and children Robert, James, and Ann. | Direct household evidence. |\n| [Robert/Jane marriage, 1866](https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1866/11531/8240963.pdf); [saved copy](sources/robert_glasgow_jane_graham_marriage_1866.pdf) | Son Robert named Alexander Glasgow, farmer, as his father. Robert lived at Lisnagaver and Jane at Gortereghy. | Direct father statement and continuity after 1851. |\n| Daniel's original 1871 will and Daniel Neely Glasgow's 1888 marriage | Daniel and Thomas of the Lisnagaver family were brothers. | High-confidence collateral proof, but it does not name Alexander. |\n| [Griffith's Valuation, Rasharkin](https://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/antrim/rasharkin.htm) | Alexander and Thomas were listed at Lisnagaver; Daniel and Robert were at adjoining Gortereghy. | Supports one local kin network. Younger Robert `Glasgow-938` is the best Gortereghy Robert candidate, which would make him Daniel's probable nephew if Alexander was Daniel's brother. |\n| [1851 census, Lisnagaver house 37](https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1851/Antrim/Kilconway/Rasharkin/Lisnagaver/37/) | Thomas, 35, County Antrim-born farmer, headed a nearby Lisnagaver household. | Direct identity/locality evidence; enumeration proximity alone does not prove siblinghood. |\n| [2007 descendant account](https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/general_topics/thread/465937) | Names an older Alexander and Rosanna as Thomas's parents and preserves a confused Kilrea-clockmaker tradition. | Late family testimony supporting uncertain parents; it does not prove Alexander's sibling relationship or Rosanna's surname. |\n| [NARSSA search guidance](https://www.nationalarchives.gov.za/node/737), old complete NAAIRS index and [follow-up audit](sources/naairs_alexander_glasgow_followup_2026-08-13.md) | `Alexander Glasgow` occurs in Cape Supreme Court files: KAB CSC 2/6/1/146 ref. 286 (1893), executors of Cape Town merchant Gerhard Myburgh v Alexander Glasgow; and KAB CSC 2/1/1/350 ref. 123 (1898), Maria Lacey Welch v Alexander Glasgow for recovery of money. Welch's repeated mortgage bonds and both named parties' Cape Town identities place the defendant in a commercial/property orbit. An exact search through 1960 also found `TAB MHG 913/43`, Eliza Glasgow's 1943 estate entry, which says predeceased spouse Alexander; no link between that husband and the Cape defendant is proved. | Stronger localisation, not identity proof. The two cases may concern one man, but file copies are required for age, origin, occupation, address, associates and signature. Eliza's death notice is a separate high-value identity test. |\n| Public Ancestry US census searches, exact Alexander Glasgow and Ireland birthplace, born 1857 +/-10 | No exact match appeared in the 1900, 1910, 1920 or 1930 US federal census collections. Broader-name results were excluded when the Ireland filter was tightened. | Bounded negative; spelling/indexing errors and pre-1900 death remain possible. It makes the Cape files the better current destination lead. |\n| PRONI valuation revision books `VAL/12/B/4/16A` and `16B`; [1863-66 image](sources/proni_VAL-12-B-4-16A_lisnagaver_folio52.jpg), [1865-78 image](sources/proni_VAL-12-B-4-16B_lisnagaver_lot25.jpg) | Lot 25, Lisnagaver, continued in Alexander Glasgow's name beside John on lot 24 and Thomas on lot 26. Thomas's entry changed to his representatives after his 1870 death, while Alexander's did not. | Strong continuity for the Lisnagaver occupier, but valuation entries can lag and do not prove Alexander was alive throughout the volume. |\n| 1834 tithe compared with `VAL/12/B/4/16A` | The 1834 Alexander and Robert holdings total exactly 64a. The later adjacent Glasgow lots 24-26 (John 21a 2r 25p; Alexander 8a 2r 10p; Thomas 32a 3r 15p) total 63a 0r 10p, only 0a 3r 30p less. John plus Alexander total 30a 0r 35p, close to the earlier Alexander's 29a; Thomas's 32a 3r 15p is close to Robert's 35a. | Strong evidence that the same Glasgow land block was later redistributed from two holdings into three, subject to changed survey/boundary methods. It supports a local family succession but does not state whether the 1834 men were fathers, brothers or namesakes. |\n| [Original marriage of John Glasgow and Margaret Garvin, 1846](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/view/?record_id=cima-3156063) plus the 1851 Lisnagaver census | The John later occupying lot 24 is the married Lisnagaver farmer whose household included brother Samuel; John's marriage names his father as **John Glasgow, farmer**. | This breaks the proposed simple inheritance model in which lots 24-26 were three sons of the 1834 Alexander/Robert pair. At least John belonged to a father-John branch, so acreage continuity shows a Glasgow tenancy block, not one proved sibling division. |\n| [Samuel Glasgow's civil death, 17 August 1875](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/view/?record_id=cide-7225943) | Samuel died at Lisnagaver aged 85, a bachelor and weaver; Elizabeth Rose of Lisnagaver was present at death. | This is the same unmarried linen-weaver whom the 1851 census called John's brother. It identifies `Glasgow-2908` and `Glasgow-3472` as duplicate profiles for one man and strengthens the separate father-John branch. |\n| [Civil death index, Robert Glasgow, 1868](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/view/?record_id=cidenc-957324) | An otherwise unassigned Robert Glasgow died in Ballymoney registration district in the first quarter of 1868 aged 71 (group ID 957324, vol. 1, p. 126), implying birth about 1796/97. | This cannot be the Glenleslie Robert whose will was indexed in 1854. His age is compatible with the unidentified 1834 Lisnagaver occupier. The certificate is now the highest-value civil-record order because a residence or informant could identify that man. |\n| [Civil death index, Margaret Glasgow, 1867](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/view/?record_id=cidenc-1045678) | An unassigned Margaret Glasgow died in Ballymoney registration district in the first quarter of 1867 aged 66 (group ID 1045678, vol. 4, p. 144). | Possible spouse-generation companion to the 1868 Robert, but there is no relationship evidence yet. Order only as a secondary check. |\n| [Original marriage of James Glasgow and Rosanna Barkley, 17 March 1851](../Glasgow-1622/sources/irishgenealogy_1851_james_glasgow_rosanna_barkley_marriage.pdf) | James, 38, farmer of Inishrush, named his father as Adam Glasgow, farmer. | Proves a local Adam-and-son-James unit in Alexander's generation. James could be Alexander's brother or cousin, but no record connects them; do not attach Alexander to Adam `Glasgow-1622`. |\n| PRONI revision books `VAL/12/B/4/16C` and `16D`; [1879-88 image](sources/proni_VAL-12-B-4-16C_lisnagaver_lot25.jpg), [1889-98 image](sources/proni_VAL-12-B-4-16D_lisnagaver_lot25.jpg) | Alexander was struck from lot 25 during the 1879-88 book. The annotations are dated 1881, 1882 and 1886; by the next book Robert Elder occupied the holding. Unlike John Glasgow's lot 24, lot 25 did not pass to an identifiable Glasgow successor. | New direct land evidence narrows the administrative change, but names no parent or heir. |\n| [Irish civil death index, 1864-87](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/search/?church-or-civil=civil&firstname=Alexander&lastname=Glasgow&exact-matches-only=1&yearStart=1864&yearEnd=1887&event-death=1) | No Alexander Glasgow death was registered in Ballymoney district. The only Ballymoney result through 1888 was an 84-year-old labourer who died at Gortahar on 16 May 1888, informed by daughter Nancy; [register image](sources/irish_civil_death_alexander_glasgow_gortahar_1888.pdf). | The 1888 man matches separate profile `Glasgow-2717` (born about 1804), not the 1811 Lisnagaver farmer. Alexander-951's death remains unfound. |\n| [Original marriage of Robert Elder and Mary Glasgow, 14 June 1871](https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1871/11341/8162804.pdf) | Robert, 40, bachelor and farmer of Gortereghy, named father Nathaniel Elder. Mary, **28**, spinster of Lisnagaver, named father Alexander Glasgow, farmer. Witnesses were William Graham and John Collins. | Direct father statement and land-network evidence. Mary's age excludes identity with Maryan, 17 in 1851; the witnesses do not supply a Glasgow kinship link. |\n| [PRONI `VAL/12/B/3/13A-C`, Dromore plot 18b](../Glasgow-973/findings.md#dromore-valuation-candidate-resolved-18-august-2026) | Three original revision books carry James Glasgow in a house and small garden from 1863-79 through 1891-1901. | Corrects the earlier transcription error and strongly distinguishes this continuing local occupier from the possible Tecumseh identity; it gives no relationship to Alexander. |\n| [1901 Gortahar census presentation](https://downtheroad.dev/zh/census?county=Antrim&tab=browse&townland=Gortahar) and [1911 household](https://downtheroad.dev/de/census/household/c69e0288-e197-4995-af07-71e5ae0626f4) | In 1901 Mary Elder, 60, headed a household with children Mary, Robert and Jane. In 1911 Robert J. Elder, 36, lived with mother Mary, sister Jane M. and two-year-old **nephew Samuel Glasgow**. | Strong candidate continuation of the 1871 Elder-Glasgow marriage and a documented close Elder-Glasgow relationship. Exact identity and Samuel's parents remain unresolved pending original census forms and civil registrations. |\n| [WikiTree+ derivative Australian compilation](https://plus.wikitree.com/SpacePages/Others_2.htm) | The 22 May 1852 claim occurs in a conflated reconstruction for an Alexander Glasgow associated with Windsor, New South Wales, a different wife and an Australian child group. | Source-contamination identification. Remove the date from Alexander-951; it is not evidence about the Lisnagaver farmer. |\n| [FamilyTreeDNA Glasgow Project Y-DNA results](https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Glasgow?iframe=ydna-results-overview) and administrator comparison notes supplied 11 August 2026 | Big Y-700 kit `B580327`, reporting Alexander Glasgow born 1811 in Ireland, is R-FT20271. `B696189`, `1002232`, `200475` and `959947` have the same terminal SNP. `999763` and `478604` are downstream at R-FTE32242. The supplied B580327-relative table reports GD 3 to `1002232`, 5 to `B696189`, 6 to `200475` and `999763`, and 7 to `959947` and `478604`, all at Y-111. | Direct paternal genetic kinship between the Big Y-tested lines. STR distance is not a cousin degree. Ancestor labels and profile mappings still require documentary proof. |\n| Private `B580327` matches, Named/Private Variants CSVs and VCF/BED bundle supplied 11 August 2026; [FTDNA matching guide](https://help.familytreedna.com/hc/en-us/articles/4402696079887-Big-Y-Matching-Matches-Guide) | Five exported private calls plus `26534797 C>G` form a six-state B580327 block; all are PASS at depth 25-78. The latter is a different allele at the FT124483 site, not FT124483 C>A. FT20271 is directly derived (`GT 1/1`, 57 alternate reads, DP60); FT6135 is directly ancestral (`GT 0/0`, 34 reference reads, DP40). All named sites are covered by the BED. All 15 numeric match-only positions are covered ancestral calls in B580327. Kits `959947` and `200475` both differ from B580327 at FT6135 C>T. | Resolves variant direction relative to B580327 and supplies a candidate 959947/200475 pairing. FT6135 remains off-tree, and none of B580327's private states can be assigned to Alexander himself without a second descendant test. |\n| Private FTDNA Block Tree screenshot supplied 12 August 2026 | Confirms FT25406/FT16394/FT18145/FT26594 as one four-SNP block; FT20271/FGC5690/FT16542 as its three-SNP child; five basal FT20271 samples; two FTE32242 samples; displayed private averages 4, 3 and 1 for the basal FT25406, basal FT20271 and FTE32242 groups. | Directly validates the sample topology and is consistent with the directional private-variant counts. The image contains living tester names and remains local rather than being published. |\n| Same FTDNA project, kit `254947` | Reports Robert Glasgow, born about 1710 and living after 1772 in Northern Ireland, closely matching `Glasgow-1143`; its Y-111 pattern sits in the older project group ancestral/adjacent to the Big Y-resolved FT20271 lines. | Strong candidate paternal-cluster connection, but not SNP-level proof because this tester has not upgraded to Big Y. |\n| [Legacy Tree's 2016 Glasgow Y-DNA report](https://www.legacytree.com/wp-content/uploads/T1508095.CLIENTGlasgow1508.report.public.pdf) | Before the newer Big Y tests, the report independently identified kits `200475`, `254947`, `N18544`, `325862` and `333002` as one distinctive Glasgow Y-STR group; four reported Northern Irish origins. It explains that shared Y-chromosome mutations require a direct-line paternal ancestor. | Useful independent history of the genetic cluster. STR grouping alone is less precise than the current shared Big Y SNP. |\n| [Glasgow Family Genealogy: Robert Glasgow, 1749-1839](https://glasgowfamilygenealogy.org/getperson.php?personID=I3040&tree=1) | Gives Robert a February 1749 birth in Londonderry and July 1839 death in Adams County, Ohio, matching `Glasgow-12` and the earliest-ancestor label of FTDNA kit `999763`. | Strong identity match for the documented genetic-cousin line; derivative pedigree details still require record-level checking. |"},{"title":"Candidate-father assessment","category":"assessment","markdown":"| Candidate | Verdict | Reason |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| John `Glasgow-1022` | Unsupported by the Mary evidence | Mary was 28 in 1871 and cannot be the Maryan aged 17 in 1851. No source calls Alexander John's son. |\n| James `Glasgow-1702` | Excluded | Born/baptised 1799; Alexander was born about 1811. James was only about twelve. His adult marriage names father William and supplies no Rasharkin/Lisnagaver link. |\n| Robert `Glasgow-1367` | Biologically possible; evidentially weak | His reported 1803 marriage could accommodate a son born about 1811, but only the 1851 census and 1854 will index securely identify him at Glenleslie. Nothing bridges him to `Glasgow-3941` at Coltrim or the distinct 1834 Lisnagaver Robert, and no source calls Alexander his son. |\n| Robert `Glasgow-3941` | Separate unresolved Coltrim man | The 1820 lease, 1827 tithe and 1831 census securely identify one Robert at Coltrim, but give no ages or names of family members. No record links him to Alexander or to the Lisnagaver holding. |\n| Adam `Glasgow-1622` | Best new alternate/collateral lead | His proved son James was born about 1812/13 and lived at Inishrush, making James an age-and-region match for a possible brother/cousin of Alexander. The marriage does not name James's mother, Adam's residence or any Alexander. |\n| An unidentified James | Weak naming-pattern lead | Alexander's first recorded son was James and the name was reused after that child apparently died. This is compatible with a paternal grandfather James, but traditional naming was not universal and the complete child order and maternal grandparents are unknown. |\n| Older Alexander and Rosanna | Leading specific hypothesis; uncertain | Supported only by late descendant testimony and Alexander's probable relationship to Thomas; no contemporary parent statement has been found. |"},{"title":"Recommended next Y-DNA actions","category":"actions","markdown":"1. Upgrade Kilwaughter kit `254947` from Y-111 to Big Y-700. Its placement\n   inside FT20271, at parent FT25406, or outside the cluster would distinguish\n   three materially different relationships to Alexander's line.\n2. Obtain complete Big Y bundles for `1002232` and `B696189` to make direct\n   private/named-variant and extended-STR comparisons with B580327. Keep the\n   proved tester pedigree to James J `Glasgow-2738` separate from his uncertain\n   father Robert `Glasgow-2769` and candidate grandfather Archibald `Glasgow-2304`, and\n   audit the pedigree attaching B696189 to `Glasgow-591`.\n3. Obtain VCF/BED and variant exports for `999763`, `478604`, `959947` and\n   `200475`. Direct calls in all four lines are needed to resolve whether\n   off-tree FT6135 belongs above Robert `Glasgow-12`, below him, or is a\n   recurrent/reverted result. Absence from a display is not a negative call.\n4. Upgrade `B835762` to Big Y-700 as a second East Antrim test, preferably after\n   or alongside `254947`.\n5. Recruit a second documented male-line descendant of Alexander through a\n   different son from B580327's line. Shared private states would place an\n   Alexander-level branch; unshared states would be later mutations.\n6. Upgrade one of the three close Farrier/Ferrier Y-111 matches—preferably one\n   of the two independent William Farrier/Susanna Abell lines—to test surname\n   change/shared ancestry against STR convergence. Their kit numbers are not in\n   the supplied export.\n7. Lower priority: Big Y upgrades for `N18544` and the unnumbered Glasgow Y-111\n   match would place two remaining surname lines currently supported only by\n   STR similarity.\n\nFor each existing Big Y kit request the Big Y Matches, Named Variants, Private\nVariants, VCF, BED and DYS/STR CSV files from the same date, plus a current Block\nTree screenshot. BAM files are not required for the first-pass comparisons."},{"title":"Highest-value unresolved records","category":"actions","markdown":"1. **PRONI `CR5/32/1/1/1-2`, Ballymoney/Dervock/Kilraughts Reformed\n   Presbyterian register, 1804-44.** This contains society membership lists,\n   baptisms, marriages, deaths and removals; Kilraughts extends to about 1831.\n   It uniquely spans Alexander's birth and Rosanna's reported death and may\n   preserve whole family groups. The original is on-site only and the open copy\n   has no remote viewer.\n2. **The privately held Killoquin archive sold in March 2014.** Mullocks lot 238\n   contained three rent books naming tenants, holdings, rents and arrears for\n   1772-74, another tenant rental beginning in 1835, and an 1865 petition with a\n   full tenant list. The 1835 book begins precisely at the transition from the\n   1834 tithe Alexander/Robert holdings. It was first offered by John Nicholson\n   as lot 218 on 19 November 2013, where it passed, then sold by Mullocks on 18\n   March 2014. The buyer is not public. This is now the best identified\n   documentary source for the missing preceding generation.\n3. **PRONI `D2972/1`, 1869 Killoquin Estate maps.** The catalogue says these maps\n   cover Lisnagaver and name tenants and field areas. Comparing their plot\n   layout with the 1834 and valuation acreages could establish how the two older\n   Glasgow holdings became lots 24-26. The maps are open but not online.\n4. **PRONI `D3209/1`, 1790 Killoquin rent roll and arrears.** It explicitly\n   includes Lisnagaver and is the best identified source for the preceding\n   tenant generation. It is open but not online. PRONI's live catalogue confirms\n   the item is the May 1789 rent roll plus November 1788/May 1789 arrears and is\n   annotated for proposed ejectments. A scoped search/copy enquiry was sent on\n   13 August 2026; [request and evidence test](sources/proni_father_search_request_2026-08-13.md).\n5. **Second Portglenone Presbyterian `MIC/1P/357`.** Its marriage register begins\n   in 1822 and could contain Alexander and Mary's circa-1836 marriage, including\n   witnesses or residence. It is not available in the public digital sources\n   inspected here and requires PRONI access or a commissioned lookup. The live\n   catalogue uses the form `MIC1P/357`; its marriages cover 1822–1910 and\n   baptisms begin only in 1821, too late for Alexander's own circa-1810 birth.\n   The same enquiry requests a 1834–38 variant-name marriage search and asks\n   whether the 1829–34 stipend list can be checked for Alexander, Daniel or Thomas.\n6. **Robert Glasgow's 1868 Ballymoney death certificate.** Use civil index group\n   ID `957324`, quarter 1, volume 1, page 126. A Lisnagaver residence or a Glasgow\n   informant could identify the Robert who held 35 acres there in 1834; another\n   residence would exclude him.\n7. **Troy death certificate 9941 for Daniel `Glascow`, died 12 February 1931.**\n   This man is a strong candidate for Daniel Neely Glasgow, Thomas's son. A\n   genealogy copy naming Thomas Glasgow and Mary Ann McCracken, or spouse Mary\n   Jane Boyd, would prove the identity; a conflicting family would exclude it.\n8. **Order or commission the two Cape Supreme Court files for Alexander\n   Glasgow.** Start with KAB CSC 2/1/1/350 ref. 123 (1898), then KAB CSC\n   2/6/1/146 ref. 286 (1893). Compare residence, occupation, age, origin,\n   spouse/associates and signature. The named-party audit now points to Cape\n   Town commercial/property activity. If this is Thomas's son, trace a\n   documented direct male-line descendant for the best DNA test of the\n   Alexander-Thomas brother hypothesis. The current official Western Cape\n   research contact and an exact unsent copy request are saved in\n   [south_africa_archive_copy_request_draft.md](sources/south_africa_archive_copy_request_draft.md).\n9. **Inspect Eliza Glasgow's 1943 Transvaal estate file, TAB MHG 913/43.** The\n   index calls her husband Alexander predeceased. Extract her birthplace,\n   parents, age, children and all details about Alexander, but do not merge him\n   with the Cape defendant without a matching identifier. The same draft gives\n   the verified Pretoria research contact and a separate copy enquiry.\n10. **Audit the `999763` and `200475` tester pedigrees back from their proved\n   generations.** `999763` is the most useful because its earliest named man\n   closely matches Robert `Glasgow-12`. Locate the first generation at which\n   that line and Alexander's line acquire different private Big Y variants; the\n   branch estimate can then guide documentary work toward the correct century.\n\nThe targeted source audit is preserved as\n[alexander_daniel_thomas_target_audit_2026-08-13.tsv](sources/alexander_daniel_thomas_target_audit_2026-08-13.tsv).\n\n`T1459/7` and `T1459/9` have now been opened and eliminated. They concern Thomas\nand James Fleming's 18-acre Moneyleck holding (1830/1846), not a Glasgow lease or\nLisnagaver. The original 1834 tithe book has also now been checked; it supplies\nacreage but no parentage or relationship annotation."},{"title":"Relationship conclusion","category":"assessment","markdown":"Use the following working topology:\n\n```text\nolder Alexander Glasgow (Glasgow-3904) [UNCERTAIN FATHER]\n+ Rosanna, surname unknown [UNCERTAIN MOTHER]\n|\n+-- Daniel Glasgow (Glasgow-3896) [PROVED brother of Thomas]\n+-- Alexander Glasgow (Glasgow-951) [PROBABLE brother]\n+-- Thomas Glasgow (Glasgow-987) [PROVED brother of Daniel]\n```\n\nThe older Alexander/Rosanna links remain a descendant-tradition hypothesis, not\nproof. John `Glasgow-1022` has no supporting parent evidence. Adam `Glasgow-3902`\nmay be collateral, but Rose is chronologically excluded as mother of the older\nAlexander; keep those further upstream edges detached."},{"title":"Cluster placement","category":"assessment","markdown":"The strongest unit is the trans-county Bann Valley locality itself: Kilrea in\nLondonderry and Gortereagh, Moneyleck and Lisnagaver in the Rasharkin/Killoquin\ndistrict of Antrim. Daniel and Thomas must remain together because their sibling\nedge is proved. A standalone cluster is therefore safer than assigning the trio\nto the older Kilwaughter Antrim Founders merely from county and Y-DNA.\n\nJohn `Glasgow-867` and Samuel `Glasgow-2908` are another proved brother pair at\nLisnagaver and belong in the same locality cluster, but their exact relationship\nto Alexander, Daniel and Thomas remains unknown."}]}],"similar_people":[{"id":"Glasgow-3506","name":"Alexander Glasgow","catalogue_id":"glasgow-3506","html_url":"/people/glasgow-3506.html","birth_year":1805,"death_year":null,"birth_place":"Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom","death_place":null,"score":48,"classification":"similar person","match_reasons":["same first and last name (+18)","birth years within 6 (+10)","shared recorded place (+20)"],"conflicts":[],"matching_children":[],"child_name_overlap":[],"parent_comparison":"No shared parent is indexed"},{"id":"Glasgow-2822","name":"Alexander 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proximity","two-generation chronology"],"indirect_factor_count":5,"suggested_co_parent":null},{"id":"Glasgow-3906","name":"Eliza Glasgow","catalogue_id":"glasgow-3906","html_url":"/people/glasgow-3906.html","birth_year":1790,"death_year":1816,"gender":"Female","age_gap":21,"age_gap_label":"21 years","role":"possible mother","locations":["Inishrush, Tamlaght O’Crilly, County Londonderry","St Nossonus — Tamlaght O'Crilly Lower graveyard"],"score":33,"classification":"weak lead","reasons":["plausible 21-year parent-child age gap (+18)","candidate's birth is 44 years before the subject's earliest dated child (1834), a compatible grandparent-generation interval (+4)","mapped St Nossonus — Tamlaght O'Crilly Lower graveyard is 7.2 km from the subject's birth-period Gortereghy townland (+2; one or both placements are unproved)","same research cluster (+0; grouping is not kinship evidence)","the same sex-aware parent-name position recurs independently in sibling households: Thomas Glasgow → Eliza Glasgow (+9)"],"conflicts":["the subject's current profile explicitly says its birth details are unproved (score capped at 39)"],"currently_linked_parent":false,"naming_signal_count":1,"relationship_certainty":"Not currently linked as parent","factor_count":4,"factors":["age","mapped proximity","sibling-household replication","two-generation chronology"],"indirect_factor_count":3,"suggested_co_parent":null}],"method":"Automated leads use birth surnames—not married surnames—as parental eligibility, role-specific biological age limits, bounded and approximate-date uncertainty, household chronology, specific time-aware localities, mapped distance, tenancy succession, migration destinations and sex-aware Scottish naming positions across generations. People already attached as the subject's parents stay in the identity summary and are excluded from this alternative-candidate list, regardless of relationship confidence. The main calibration uses clues available on disconnected profiles; existing parent and sibling links are retained as comparison context rather than treated as transferable evidence. Common ordered names and grandparent-to-child echoes receive a small non-zero weight, so a John or James match can support several independent criteria without producing a lead alone. Rare names, repeated bearers and bundles across otherwise distinct branches receive substantially more weight according to catalogue frequency. An exact migration place is weighted by its rarity and repetition across both branches; a shared destination country is worth only one point. Extra weight is added only when at least three independent clue types converge: naming, locality, specific migration, household chronology or collateral networks. Sparse profiles retain a clearly labelled chronology-only fallback instead of disappearing. Countries, states, counties and research clusters do not count as a shared locality, and fallback, broad representative or kin-inferred coordinates are excluded from distance scoring. Shared descendant profiles are removed before branch-name comparison. A candidate already recorded as a parent-in-law is excluded. A confident or independently supported parent is treated as settled; uncertain and unassessed attachments remain open to alternative comparison. A different linked parent, an uncle/aunt or grandparent path, and a matching existing child profile prevent an alternative from being classified as a strong direct-parent lead until the underlying tree conflict or duplicate is resolved. Familiar forms such as Bessie are normalised. Surname remains an eligibility filter worth zero points.","warning":"Naming customs, shared farms and occupations are circumstantial. Children, spouses and collateral relatives may be missing, and tree-derived family networks are not independent evidence. Scores rank research leads; they do not prove parentage."}}