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John had died in December 1636.[National Records of Scotland, Glasgow Commissary Court,\ntestament dative and inventory of John Glasgow, sailor in Saltcoats, NRS\nCC9/7/27, register pp. 478–480; death in December 1636 and court proceedings in\nApril 1637; original register re-read September 2026; locate by reference\nthrough the [https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/search-records/legal-records/wills\nScotland's People wills search].]\n\nThe proceeding calls Agnes and Katherine the lawful children of the deceased,\ntheir father. It names '''Isobell Gray''' as John's widow and records that she\ngave up the inventory on the children's behalf. This proves Agnes's father and\nIsobell's marriage to him, but does not expressly call Isobell Agnes's\nmother.