Sarah (Little) Glasgow

Biography
Sarah was born about 1814. 
 Based on age at death. 

Her husband Henry Glasgow died in 1874, in his will he left his wife Sarah Glasgow his farm in Monrush during her life. And the farm was then to pass to his sister in law Jane Glasgow (widow of his brother Benjamin), until her son Henry reached 21. He also left his dwelling house and farms in Killycurragh and Clintydoon to his wife. 

She passed away 19 February 1888 age 74, widow, and is buried at Derryloran Old Churchyard 
with her husband Henry. Informed by John Glasgow, nephew.
 Sarah Glasgow, 1888, Cookstown, 74 (https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details-civil/2735176387812) at Irish Civil Registration - Deaths 

In Sarah’s will she mentioned the following
*Andrew and George Gibson (nephews) £50 each
*Mary Gibson, Martha Bole, Isabella Warnock and Annie Ford (nieces) £50 each
*Thomas George Smith (nephew) and Eliza Smith (niece) £50 each if alive
*Sarah Tomb (niece in Australia) 
*the legacies are to be paid for by selling Ulster Bank Stock in the joint names of Sarah and Jane Glasgow.
*Children of Andrew Bole by my niece Mary Ann Bole £5 each
*John Glasgow nephew dwelling house
*Jane Glasgow sister
*Henry Little Glasgow, William George Glasgow nephews PRONI Will Calendar The Will of Sarah Glasgow late of Cookstown County Tyrone Widow who died 19 February 1888 at same place was proved at Armagh by David Harkness of Fairview Moneymore County Londonderry and David Hamilton of Rock-cottage Kiltyclogher Sandholes County Tyrone Farmers the Executors 
Sources

[[Category:Cookstown, County Tyrone]]
== Biography ==
Sarah was born about 1814.  
<ref>Based on age at death.</ref>

Her husband Henry Glasgow died in 1874, in his will he left his wife Sarah Glasgow his farm in Monrush during her life. And the farm was then to pass to his sister in law Jane Glasgow (widow of his brother Benjamin), until her son Henry reached 21. He also left his dwelling house and farms in Killycurragh and Clintydoon to his wife. 

She passed away 19 February 1888 age 74, widow, and is buried at Derryloran Old Churchyard <ref>{{FindAGrave| 226404288}}</ref> 
with her husband Henry. Informed by John Glasgow, nephew.
<ref>[https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details-civil/2735176387812 Sarah Glasgow, 1888, Cookstown, 74] at Irish Civil Registration - Deaths</ref>

In Sarah’s will she mentioned the following
*Andrew and George Gibson (nephews) £50 each
*Mary Gibson, Martha Bole, Isabella Warnock and Annie Ford (nieces) £50 each
*Thomas George Smith (nephew) and Eliza Smith (niece) £50 each if alive
*Sarah Tomb (niece in Australia) 
*the legacies are to be paid for by selling Ulster Bank Stock in the joint names of Sarah and Jane Glasgow.
*Children of Andrew Bole by my niece Mary Ann Bole £5 each
*John Glasgow nephew dwelling house
*Jane Glasgow sister
*Henry Little Glasgow, William George Glasgow nephews <ref>PRONI Will Calendar The Will of Sarah Glasgow late of Cookstown County Tyrone Widow who died 19 February 1888 at same place was proved at Armagh by David Harkness of Fairview Moneymore County Londonderry and David Hamilton of Rock-cottage Kiltyclogher Sandholes County Tyrone Farmers the Executors </ref> 
== Sources ==
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