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Golen congregation — later Fintona

Ireland · 5 records naming 1 person

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1732Earliest record
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5 Apr 1732

Nathaniel Glasgow M.A.

Installed at Golen by Monaghan Presbytery

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The printed Synod minutes state that Mr Glasgow was installed at Golen on 5 April 1732; congregational history identifies Golen as the congregation later known as Fintona.

21 Jun 1748

Nathaniel Glasgow M.A.

Synod support granted to the children of Mr Glasgow deceased

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The plural wording proves at least two children. Their names, ages, guardian and residence are not given; context identifies the deceased minister as Nathaniel.

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  1. Unclassified WikiTree profile export for Glasgow-1136
  2. Unclassified Nathaniel continued in the ministry there until his death in April 1743. Contemporary records of the General Synod of Ulster report his death during that month. Records of the General Synod of Ulster, vol. 2, pp. 284, 314 and 339. https://archive.org/details/recordsofgeneral02pres
  3. Index or transcription Records of the General Synod of Ulster, vol. 2: poor widow Glasgow, 1745
  4. Index or transcription Irish probate index transcription supplied July 2026, entry for Nathaniel Glasgow, Diocese of Clogher, 1746, residence Cavan, Donaghcavey.
  5. Unclassified Records of the General Synod of Ulster, vol. 2: children of Mr Glasgow deceased, 1748

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