Inishrush

The gravestone supports the approximate year but does not state a birthplace; the point represents Adam's documented later home at Inishrush.

The Bible supplies the exact date but no birthplace or parents; the point represents his strongly supported Inishrush family context.

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The Bible supplies the exact date but no place witnesses or parents; the point represents the couple's documented Inishrush context by 1799.

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.

The Bible places Maria in John Glasgow-822 and Mary Arthur's family. Identity with Maria Wallace Glasgow-2137 remains possible but unproved.

Grandson of John Glasgow; baptised by Rev. Joseph Orr.

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.

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Probably John Glasgow born 1767; household reconstruction is a strong fit.

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Wife of John born 1767; the household reconstruction fits.

Marriage notice identifies her father and residence.

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The 1851 marriage compellingly matches the reported James and Henry Barkley's servant-daughter; the child remains unidentified.

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.

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Original register records James as a bachelor of Inishrush marrying Rosanna Barkley; this is the compelling match to the 1847 report.

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The civil return directly identifies Lindsey as brother of William Glasgow-4022. It names no parents and supplies no wider family bridge.

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