Arthur · Glasgow · Kyle · McKeown
Birth year calculated from gravestone age
The gravestone supports the approximate year but does not state a birthplace; the point represents Adam's documented later home at Inishrush.
Birth entered in family Bible
The Bible supplies the exact date but no birthplace or parents; the point represents his strongly supported Inishrush family context.
Parish declaration dated at Innisrush
The declaration does not distinguish an older or younger Hugh.
Wider Inishrush–Tamlaght candidate
Confirmed brother of John Glasgow (1751–c.1852). Evidence points away from Adam as his father. Glasgow-2908 is treated as a duplicate.
Marriage entered in family Bible
The Bible supplies the exact date but no place witnesses or parents; the point represents the couple's documented Inishrush context by 1799.
Born at Inishrush
The descendant family register places John and Mary Glasgow's eldest daughter's birth at Inishrush; this is not a contemporary civil or church entry.
Born at Inishrush
Grandson of John Glasgow; baptised by Rev. Joseph Orr.
Household head, freehold applicant and tithe landholder
House 91 in the 1831 census; October 1831 notice for a £10 freehold of houses and lands in Inishrush; first-listed Inishrush tithe holder in 1833.
Household head, house 2
Probably John Glasgow born 1767; household reconstruction is a strong fit.
Probable member of John's household
Wife of John born 1767; the household reconstruction fits.
Reported in John's letter
The 1851 marriage compellingly matches the reported James and Henry Barkley's servant-daughter; the child remains unidentified.
Father named in son's marriage
James Glasgow of Inishrush named farmer Adam Glasgow as his father; the register does not state Adam's residence or identify him with Glasgow-3902.
Marriage: farmer, age 38; father Adam Glasgow
Original register records James as a bachelor of Inishrush marrying Rosanna Barkley; this is the compelling match to the 1847 report.