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[[Category:Drumearn Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone]]

== Biography ==

'''James Glasgow''' was born about '''1700'''. His birth date is an estimate. No record has yet been found establishing his birthplace, parents, wife or children.

An Irish probate index includes an entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''', in '''1759'''.<ref>"Cavan, County Armagh, Ireland records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L94F-MWB5?view=index : accessed 26 March 2025), image 76 of 127.</ref>

The WikiTree source currently associated with the profile appears to give the more precise date '''17 January 1759'''. The meaning of that date has not yet been confirmed. It may represent:

* the date on which the will was written;
* the date of probate;
* the date of administration;
* the date of an associated bond; or
* the date on which the record was entered in the index.

The separate probate transcription reviewed in July 2026 supplies only the year 1759. The full date should therefore be retained only as an indexed record date, not automatically treated as the date of death.

The agreement in name, exact residence and year makes the 1759 probate entry a strong match to this profile. It establishes Drumearn as James’s documented residence at the time of the estate proceeding. It does not prove that Drumearn was his birthplace or place of death.

James probably died before the relevant probate or administration action was completed in 1759, although the precise nature and date of that action remain to be confirmed.

== Drumearn and Derryloran Records ==

The 1740 Protestant householders return for Derryloran parish records two householders named '''James Glasgow''' and two named '''William Glasgow'''. The return does not give their townlands or state any relationships between them.

These entries provide evidence for a Glasgow family cluster in Derryloran by 1740, but neither James can presently be identified with this profile.

The 1766 religious census for Derryloran parish records:

* two men named '''James Glasgo''' at Drumearn; and
* one '''John Glasgo''' at Drumearn.

If the 1759 entry represents probate or administration following this James’s death, the two men named James in 1766 cannot be him. They were probably younger relatives or unrelated namesakes within the same local Glasgow cluster.

The 1766 entries demonstrate continued Glasgow residence at Drumearn, but they do not identify the later householders as James’s sons, grandsons, nephews or other relatives.

The same will-index page also includes an entry for '''William Glasgow of Killycooragh, County Tyrone''', dated '''17 December 1770'''. No relationship between William and James has been established. Similarity of surname, county and probate context is not sufficient to attach William as a son or other relative.

== Distinction from Other Men Named James Glasgow ==

This James should not presently be merged with [[Glasgow-2988|James Glasgow (abt.1720-)]], who was recorded at '''Corvanaghan''' in Kildress parish in 1766.

Corvanaghan and Drumearn are separate townlands in different parishes. The difference in residence, together with the apparent 1759 estate proceeding for the Drumearn James, supports treating them as distinct men unless a direct record proves otherwise.

This profile should also not automatically be identified with either of the two unnamed-townland James Glasgow householders recorded in Derryloran in 1740. One of those men may have been the Drumearn testator, but the surviving return does not provide enough information to determine which one.

== Family and Relationship Research ==

No inspected record identifies James’s parents, wife or children.

The probate index supplies his name, Drumearn residence and the year 1759, but the available transcription does not name:

* a widow;
* children;
* executors or administrators;
* beneficiaries;
* witnesses;
* sureties; or
* property inherited by later Glasgow residents.

Claims that James lived at Moneymore, was born in County Tyrone or fathered particular later members of the Glasgow family require separate evidence.

The presence of Glasgow householders at Drumearn in 1766 makes a family connection plausible, but no specific relationship should be created from surname and locality alone.

== Y-DNA Research ==

Private family details withheld.

The reported comparison is five differences over 660 markers. This result may support a relationship within a wider Glasgow paternal line, but it does not identify:

* the generation at which the lines connect;
* the common ancestor;
* this James as the ancestor of another documented Glasgow line; or
* either 1766 Drumearn householder as his son.

Y-DNA evidence should be used alongside documentary evidence rather than as a substitute for it.

== Research Priorities ==

Further research should establish:

* what the date 17 January 1759 represents;
* the precise probate court or index series involved;
* whether the original will, probate record, administration record or bond survives;
* whether a pre-destruction abstract of the record exists;
* the names of any beneficiaries, executors, administrators, witnesses or sureties;
* whether property at Drumearn passed to a later Glasgow;
* whether either James Glasgo recorded at Drumearn in 1766 can be linked to the estate;
* whether John Glasgo of Drumearn in 1766 was related to the testator;
* whether either 1740 Derryloran householder named James Glasgow can be associated with Drumearn; and
* whether the 1770 William Glasgow of Killycooragh appears in any connected deed, will or administration record.

An online family tree for a James Glasgow is available at:

* https://gw.geneanet.org/moodyfh?n=glasgow&oc=1&p=james

Information from online family trees should be independently verified against contemporary records.

== Research Conclusion ==

The 1759 probate entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''' is a strong match to this profile because the name, exact residence and terminal year agree.

It supports Drumearn as his documented residence and 1759 as the year of an estate or probate proceeding. The exact significance of 17 January 1759 remains unresolved, and the date should not yet be used as a certain date of death.

If the 1759 entry followed James’s death, the two men named James Glasgo at Drumearn in the 1766 religious census were later namesakes or members of a younger generation.

No record presently proves James’s birthplace, death place, parents, wife, children or relationship to the 1740 and 1766 Derryloran householders, William Glasgow of Killycooragh or James Glasgow of Corvanaghan.

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Current profile3== Biography ==

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Current profile5'''James Glasgow''' was born about '''1700'''. His birth date is an estimate. No record has yet been found establishing his birthplace, parents, wife or children.

Replacement profile5'''James Glasgow''' was born about '''1700'''. His birth date is an estimate. No record has yet been found establishing his birthplace, parents, wife or children.

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Current profile7An Irish probate index includes an entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''', in '''1759'''.<ref>"Cavan, County Armagh, Ireland records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L94F-MWB5?view=index : accessed 26 March 2025), image 76 of 127.</ref>

Replacement profile7An Irish probate index includes an entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''', in '''1759'''.<ref>"Cavan, County Armagh, Ireland records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L94F-MWB5?view=index : accessed 26 March 2025), image 76 of 127.</ref>

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Current profile9The WikiTree source currently associated with the profile appears to give the more precise date '''17 January 1759'''. The meaning of that date has not yet been confirmed. It may represent:

Replacement profile9The WikiTree source currently associated with the profile appears to give the more precise date '''17 January 1759'''. The meaning of that date has not yet been confirmed. It may represent:

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Current profile11* the date on which the will was written;

Replacement profile11* the date on which the will was written;

Current profile12* the date of probate;

Replacement profile12* the date of probate;

Current profile13* the date of administration;

Replacement profile13* the date of administration;

Current profile14* the date of an associated bond; or

Replacement profile14* the date of an associated bond; or

Current profile15* the date on which the record was entered in the index.

Replacement profile15* the date on which the record was entered in the index.

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Current profile17The separate probate transcription reviewed in July 2026 supplies only the year 1759. The full date should therefore be retained only as an indexed record date, not automatically treated as the date of death.

Replacement profile17The separate probate transcription reviewed in July 2026 supplies only the year 1759. The full date should therefore be retained only as an indexed record date, not automatically treated as the date of death.

Current profile18

Replacement profile18

Current profile19The agreement in name, exact residence and year makes the 1759 probate entry a strong match to this profile. It establishes Drumearn as James’s documented residence at the time of the estate proceeding. It does not prove that Drumearn was his birthplace or place of death.

Replacement profile19The agreement in name, exact residence and year makes the 1759 probate entry a strong match to this profile. It establishes Drumearn as James’s documented residence at the time of the estate proceeding. It does not prove that Drumearn was his birthplace or place of death.

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Current profile21James probably died before the relevant probate or administration action was completed in 1759, although the precise nature and date of that action remain to be confirmed.

Replacement profile21James probably died before the relevant probate or administration action was completed in 1759, although the precise nature and date of that action remain to be confirmed.

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Current profile23== Drumearn and Derryloran Records ==

Replacement profile23== Drumearn and Derryloran Records ==

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Current profile25The 1740 Protestant householders return for Derryloran parish records two householders named '''James Glasgow''' and two named '''William Glasgow'''. The return does not give their townlands or state any relationships between them.

Replacement profile25The 1740 Protestant householders return for Derryloran parish records two householders named '''James Glasgow''' and two named '''William Glasgow'''. The return does not give their townlands or state any relationships between them.

Current profile26

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Current profile27These entries provide evidence for a Glasgow family cluster in Derryloran by 1740, but neither James can presently be identified with this profile.

Replacement profile27These entries provide evidence for a Glasgow family cluster in Derryloran by 1740, but neither James can presently be identified with this profile.

Current profile28

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Current profile29The 1766 religious census for Derryloran parish records:

Replacement profile29The 1766 religious census for Derryloran parish records:

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Current profile31* two men named '''James Glasgo''' at Drumearn; and

Replacement profile31* two men named '''James Glasgo''' at Drumearn; and

Current profile32* one '''John Glasgo''' at Drumearn.

Replacement profile32* one '''John Glasgo''' at Drumearn.

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Current profile34If the 1759 entry represents probate or administration following this James’s death, the two men named James in 1766 cannot be him. They were probably younger relatives or unrelated namesakes within the same local Glasgow cluster.

Replacement profile34If the 1759 entry represents probate or administration following this James’s death, the two men named James in 1766 cannot be him. They were probably younger relatives or unrelated namesakes within the same local Glasgow cluster.

Current profile35

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Current profile36The 1766 entries demonstrate continued Glasgow residence at Drumearn, but they do not identify the later householders as James’s sons, grandsons, nephews or other relatives.

Replacement profile36The 1766 entries demonstrate continued Glasgow residence at Drumearn, but they do not identify the later householders as James’s sons, grandsons, nephews or other relatives.

Current profile37

Replacement profile37

Current profile38The same will-index page also includes an entry for '''William Glasgow of Killycooragh, County Tyrone''', dated '''17 December 1770'''. No relationship between William and James has been established. Similarity of surname, county and probate context is not sufficient to attach William as a son or other relative.

Replacement profile38The same will-index page also includes an entry for '''William Glasgow of Killycooragh, County Tyrone''', dated '''17 December 1770'''. No relationship between William and James has been established. Similarity of surname, county and probate context is not sufficient to attach William as a son or other relative.

Current profile39

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Current profile40== Distinction from Other Men Named James Glasgow ==

Replacement profile40== Distinction from Other Men Named James Glasgow ==

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Current profile42This James should not presently be merged with [[Glasgow-2988|James Glasgow (abt.1720-)]], who was recorded at '''Corvanaghan''' in Kildress parish in 1766.

Replacement profile42This James should not presently be merged with [[Glasgow-2988|James Glasgow (abt.1720-)]], who was recorded at '''Corvanaghan''' in Kildress parish in 1766.

Current profile43

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Current profile44Corvanaghan and Drumearn are separate townlands in different parishes. The difference in residence, together with the apparent 1759 estate proceeding for the Drumearn James, supports treating them as distinct men unless a direct record proves otherwise.

Replacement profile44Corvanaghan and Drumearn are separate townlands in different parishes. The difference in residence, together with the apparent 1759 estate proceeding for the Drumearn James, supports treating them as distinct men unless a direct record proves otherwise.

Current profile45

Replacement profile45

Current profile46This profile should also not automatically be identified with either of the two unnamed-townland James Glasgow householders recorded in Derryloran in 1740. One of those men may have been the Drumearn testator, but the surviving return does not provide enough information to determine which one.

Replacement profile46This profile should also not automatically be identified with either of the two unnamed-townland James Glasgow householders recorded in Derryloran in 1740. One of those men may have been the Drumearn testator, but the surviving return does not provide enough information to determine which one.

Current profile47

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Current profile48== Family and Relationship Research ==

Replacement profile48== Family and Relationship Research ==

Current profile49

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Current profile50No inspected record identifies James’s parents, wife or children.

Replacement profile50No inspected record identifies James’s parents, wife or children.

Current profile51

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Current profile52The probate index supplies his name, Drumearn residence and the year 1759, but the available transcription does not name:

Replacement profile52The probate index supplies his name, Drumearn residence and the year 1759, but the available transcription does not name:

Current profile53

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Current profile54* a widow;

Replacement profile54* a widow;

Current profile55* children;

Replacement profile55* children;

Current profile56* executors or administrators;

Replacement profile56* executors or administrators;

Current profile57* beneficiaries;

Replacement profile57* beneficiaries;

Current profile58* witnesses;

Replacement profile58* witnesses;

Current profile59* sureties; or

Replacement profile59* sureties; or

Current profile60* property inherited by later Glasgow residents.

Replacement profile60* property inherited by later Glasgow residents.

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Current profile62Claims that James lived at Moneymore, was born in County Tyrone or fathered particular later members of the Glasgow family require separate evidence.

Replacement profile62Claims that James lived at Moneymore, was born in County Tyrone or fathered particular later members of the Glasgow family require separate evidence.

Current profile63

Replacement profile63

Current profile64The presence of Glasgow householders at Drumearn in 1766 makes a family connection plausible, but no specific relationship should be created from surname and locality alone.

Replacement profile64The presence of Glasgow householders at Drumearn in 1766 makes a family connection plausible, but no specific relationship should be created from surname and locality alone.

Current profile65

Replacement profile65

Current profile66== Y-DNA Research ==

Replacement profile66== Y-DNA Research ==

Current profile67

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Current profile68Private family details withheld.

Replacement profile68Private family details withheld.

Current profile69

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Current profile70The reported comparison is five differences over 660 markers. This result may support a relationship within a wider Glasgow paternal line, but it does not identify:

Replacement profile70The reported comparison is five differences over 660 markers. This result may support a relationship within a wider Glasgow paternal line, but it does not identify:

Current profile71

Replacement profile71

Current profile72* the generation at which the lines connect;

Replacement profile72* the generation at which the lines connect;

Current profile73* the common ancestor;

Replacement profile73* the common ancestor;

Current profile74* this James as the ancestor of another documented Glasgow line; or

Replacement profile74* this James as the ancestor of another documented Glasgow line; or

Current profile75* either 1766 Drumearn householder as his son.

Replacement profile75* either 1766 Drumearn householder as his son.

Current profile76

Replacement profile76

Current profile77Y-DNA evidence should be used alongside documentary evidence rather than as a substitute for it.

Replacement profile77Y-DNA evidence should be used alongside documentary evidence rather than as a substitute for it.

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Current profile79== Research Priorities ==

Replacement profile79== Research Priorities ==

Current profile80

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Current profile81Further research should establish:

Replacement profile81Further research should establish:

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Current profile83* what the date 17 January 1759 represents;

Replacement profile83* what the date 17 January 1759 represents;

Current profile84* the precise probate court or index series involved;

Replacement profile84* the precise probate court or index series involved;

Current profile85* whether the original will, probate record, administration record or bond survives;

Replacement profile85* whether the original will, probate record, administration record or bond survives;

Current profile86* whether a pre-destruction abstract of the record exists;

Replacement profile86* whether a pre-destruction abstract of the record exists;

Current profile87* the names of any beneficiaries, executors, administrators, witnesses or sureties;

Replacement profile87* the names of any beneficiaries, executors, administrators, witnesses or sureties;

Current profile88* whether property at Drumearn passed to a later Glasgow;

Replacement profile88* whether property at Drumearn passed to a later Glasgow;

Current profile89* whether either James Glasgo recorded at Drumearn in 1766 can be linked to the estate;

Replacement profile89* whether either James Glasgo recorded at Drumearn in 1766 can be linked to the estate;

Current profile90* whether John Glasgo of Drumearn in 1766 was related to the testator;

Replacement profile90* whether John Glasgo of Drumearn in 1766 was related to the testator;

Current profile91* whether either 1740 Derryloran householder named James Glasgow can be associated with Drumearn; and

Replacement profile91* whether either 1740 Derryloran householder named James Glasgow can be associated with Drumearn; and

Current profile92* whether the 1770 William Glasgow of Killycooragh appears in any connected deed, will or administration record.

Replacement profile92* whether the 1770 William Glasgow of Killycooragh appears in any connected deed, will or administration record.

Current profile93

Replacement profile93

Current profile94An online family tree for a James Glasgow is available at:

Replacement profile94An online family tree for a James Glasgow is available at:

Current profile95

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Current profile96* https://gw.geneanet.org/moodyfh?n=glasgow&oc=1&p=james

Replacement profile96* https://gw.geneanet.org/moodyfh?n=glasgow&oc=1&p=james

Current profile97

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Current profile98Information from online family trees should be independently verified against contemporary records.

Replacement profile98Information from online family trees should be independently verified against contemporary records.

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Current profile100== Research Conclusion ==

Replacement profile100== Research Conclusion ==

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Current profile102The 1759 probate entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''' is a strong match to this profile because the name, exact residence and terminal year agree.

Replacement profile102The 1759 probate entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''' is a strong match to this profile because the name, exact residence and terminal year agree.

Current profile103

Replacement profile103

Current profile104It supports Drumearn as his documented residence and 1759 as the year of an estate or probate proceeding. The exact significance of 17 January 1759 remains unresolved, and the date should not yet be used as a certain date of death.

Replacement profile104It supports Drumearn as his documented residence and 1759 as the year of an estate or probate proceeding. The exact significance of 17 January 1759 remains unresolved, and the date should not yet be used as a certain date of death.

Current profile105

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Current profile106If the 1759 entry followed James’s death, the two men named James Glasgo at Drumearn in the 1766 religious census were later namesakes or members of a younger generation.

Replacement profile106If the 1759 entry followed James’s death, the two men named James Glasgo at Drumearn in the 1766 religious census were later namesakes or members of a younger generation.

Current profile107

Replacement profile107

Current profile108No record presently proves James’s birthplace, death place, parents, wife, children or relationship to the 1740 and 1766 Derryloran householders, William Glasgow of Killycooragh or James Glasgow of Corvanaghan.

Replacement profile108No record presently proves James’s birthplace, death place, parents, wife, children or relationship to the 1740 and 1766 Derryloran householders, William Glasgow of Killycooragh or James Glasgow of Corvanaghan.

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Current profile110== Sources ==

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[[Category:Drumearn Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone]]

== Biography ==

'''James Glasgow''' was born about '''1700'''. His birth date is an estimate. No record has yet been found establishing his birthplace, parents, wife or children.

An Irish probate index includes an entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''', in '''1759'''.<ref>"Cavan, County Armagh, Ireland records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L94F-MWB5?view=index : accessed 26 March 2025), image 76 of 127.</ref>

The WikiTree source currently associated with the profile appears to give the more precise date '''17 January 1759'''. The meaning of that date has not yet been confirmed. It may represent:

* the date on which the will was written;
* the date of probate;
* the date of administration;
* the date of an associated bond; or
* the date on which the record was entered in the index.

The separate probate transcription reviewed in July 2026 supplies only the year 1759. The full date should therefore be retained only as an indexed record date, not automatically treated as the date of death.

The agreement in name, exact residence and year makes the 1759 probate entry a strong match to this profile. It establishes Drumearn as James’s documented residence at the time of the estate proceeding. It does not prove that Drumearn was his birthplace or place of death.

James probably died before the relevant probate or administration action was completed in 1759, although the precise nature and date of that action remain to be confirmed.

== Drumearn and Derryloran Records ==

The 1740 Protestant householders return for Derryloran parish records two householders named '''James Glasgow''' and two named '''William Glasgow'''. The return does not give their townlands or state any relationships between them.

These entries provide evidence for a Glasgow family cluster in Derryloran by 1740, but neither James can presently be identified with this profile.

The 1766 religious census for Derryloran parish records:

* two men named '''James Glasgo''' at Drumearn; and
* one '''John Glasgo''' at Drumearn.

If the 1759 entry represents probate or administration following this James’s death, the two men named James in 1766 cannot be him. They were probably younger relatives or unrelated namesakes within the same local Glasgow cluster.

The 1766 entries demonstrate continued Glasgow residence at Drumearn, but they do not identify the later householders as James’s sons, grandsons, nephews or other relatives.

The same will-index page also includes an entry for '''William Glasgow of Killycooragh, County Tyrone''', dated '''17 December 1770'''. No relationship between William and James has been established. Similarity of surname, county and probate context is not sufficient to attach William as a son or other relative.

== Distinction from Other Men Named James Glasgow ==

This James should not presently be merged with [[Glasgow-2988|James Glasgow (abt.1720-)]], who was recorded at '''Corvanaghan''' in Kildress parish in 1766.

Corvanaghan and Drumearn are separate townlands in different parishes. The difference in residence, together with the apparent 1759 estate proceeding for the Drumearn James, supports treating them as distinct men unless a direct record proves otherwise.

This profile should also not automatically be identified with either of the two unnamed-townland James Glasgow householders recorded in Derryloran in 1740. One of those men may have been the Drumearn testator, but the surviving return does not provide enough information to determine which one.

== Family and Relationship Research ==

No inspected record identifies James’s parents, wife or children.

The probate index supplies his name, Drumearn residence and the year 1759, but the available transcription does not name:

* a widow;
* children;
* executors or administrators;
* beneficiaries;
* witnesses;
* sureties; or
* property inherited by later Glasgow residents.

Claims that James lived at Moneymore, was born in County Tyrone or fathered particular later members of the Glasgow family require separate evidence.

The presence of Glasgow householders at Drumearn in 1766 makes a family connection plausible, but no specific relationship should be created from surname and locality alone.

== Y-DNA Research ==

Private family details withheld.

The reported comparison is five differences over 660 markers. This result may support a relationship within a wider Glasgow paternal line, but it does not identify:

* the generation at which the lines connect;
* the common ancestor;
* this James as the ancestor of another documented Glasgow line; or
* either 1766 Drumearn householder as his son.

Y-DNA evidence should be used alongside documentary evidence rather than as a substitute for it.

== Research Priorities ==

Further research should establish:

* what the date 17 January 1759 represents;
* the precise probate court or index series involved;
* whether the original will, probate record, administration record or bond survives;
* whether a pre-destruction abstract of the record exists;
* the names of any beneficiaries, executors, administrators, witnesses or sureties;
* whether property at Drumearn passed to a later Glasgow;
* whether either James Glasgo recorded at Drumearn in 1766 can be linked to the estate;
* whether John Glasgo of Drumearn in 1766 was related to the testator;
* whether either 1740 Derryloran householder named James Glasgow can be associated with Drumearn; and
* whether the 1770 William Glasgow of Killycooragh appears in any connected deed, will or administration record.

An online family tree for a James Glasgow is available at:

* https://gw.geneanet.org/moodyfh?n=glasgow&oc=1&p=james

Information from online family trees should be independently verified against contemporary records.

== Research Conclusion ==

The 1759 probate entry for '''James Glasgow of Drumearn, County Tyrone''' is a strong match to this profile because the name, exact residence and terminal year agree.

It supports Drumearn as his documented residence and 1759 as the year of an estate or probate proceeding. The exact significance of 17 January 1759 remains unresolved, and the date should not yet be used as a certain date of death.

If the 1759 entry followed James’s death, the two men named James Glasgo at Drumearn in the 1766 religious census were later namesakes or members of a younger generation.

No record presently proves James’s birthplace, death place, parents, wife, children or relationship to the 1740 and 1766 Derryloran householders, William Glasgow of Killycooragh or James Glasgow of Corvanaghan.

== Sources ==

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