Glasgow Surname Project

Place research page

Christ Church district — Dublin

Ireland · 6 mapped associations

2People
6Associations
1750Earliest mapped year
5Sources/provenance links

People recorded here

Catalogued surnames

Glasgow

Place timeline

8 May 1750

Mary Glascow

Marriage reported in Dublin Courant

Documented occurrenceunknown
Record and source detail

Eminent watchmaker of Christchurch Lane; married the widow Mangan of County Kildare.

2 Feb 1760

Mary Glascow

Death reported in Faulkner's Dublin Journal

Documented occurrencederivative
Record and source detail

Wife of Philip senior; the report confirms the household remained in Christchurch Lane.

Supporting source

1764–1798

Mary Glascow

Rebellion Papers financial file 620/42/15

Catalogue-only occurrenceunknown
Record and source detail

The catalogue exposes Glasco bills and accounts and a Trinity Lane assignment, but no forename or family relationship.

17 Sep 1768

Phillip Glasgow

Marriage reported in Public Gazetteer

Documented occurrenceoriginal
Record and source detail

Watchmaker of Christchurch Yard; married Teresa Plunkett of Church Street.

Supporting source

22 Dec 1770

Phillip Glasgow

Death reported in Dublin Mercury

Documented occurrenceoriginal
Record and source detail

The younger watchmaker died in Christ Church Lane.

Supporting source

1772

Mary Glascow

Dublin Gazette death and will index

Documented occurrencederivative
Record and source detail

The elder eminent watchmaker died in Dublin and had a 1772 Prerogative Court will index entry.

Supporting source

Unresolved identities

No unresolved identity is flagged in the mapped associations.

Relevant sources and provenance

  1. unknown WikiTree profile export for Glasgow-1241
  2. derivative Faulkner's Dublin Journal extracts, 1756–1760: death of Mrs Glasco
  3. unknown Irish Manuscripts Commission, Women's History Sources: Rebellion Papers 620/42/15
  4. derivative Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland, 1772 will index (https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item/PROI-DKPRI-26-7), Phillip, Dublin, watchmaker.
  5. original Dublin Mercury extracts, 1723–1773: death of Philip Glasco junior