Kilwaughter

Keep distinct from Robert born about 1710 unless a record resolves the identity.

Named as the adult bondsman who carried the congregation's bonds to Presbytery.

The 1700 actor, the man recorded dead in 1726 and the 1727 testator are probably one man.

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Directly named in the published congregational transcript; identity with the 1669 householder remains probable.

Named in the Kilwaughter congregation's land and meeting-house arrangements.

Marriage and children form a working nuclear household; parentage remains unknown.

The family and later migration branch are secure from Robert downward; connection to the 1669 roots is unproved.

The tester's earliest-ancestor label closely matches Glasgow-1143 and the kit belongs to the older distinctive Glasgow Y-STR cluster. It has not taken Big Y, so this is strong candidate cluster evidence rather than confirmed shared downstream-SNP proof.

Probably the same James as the 1700 overseer and 1727 testator.

Probably the same James as the 1721 session member.

Strongly matches the 1727 Kilwater will-index entry.

Indexed as James Glasgow of Kilwater; the original will does not survive.

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Placed in Group 5 by marriage. Live WikiTree profile Murray-20395 names spouse Glasgow-1504 and a 1729 Kilwaughter marriage; compare that profile date with the mapped 1727 working-household record.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology places Jean in this household in 1728; inspect PRONI MIC/1B/6 for the exact entry.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology places William in this household in 1730; inspect PRONI MIC/1B/6 for the exact entry.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology gives the exact date and parents; deed and equity evidence independently corroborate the household.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology records Hellen/Helen in this household in 1732; inspect PRONI MIC/1B/6 for the exact spelling.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology gives the exact date and parents; the 1817 equity case independently identifies Ann in the household.

The derivative congregation-register chronology gives the exact date and parents; the 1817 pleading implies she died before her mother in 1742 unless omitted for a legal reason.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology places Christian in this household in 1740; inspect PRONI MIC/1B/6 for the exact entry and sex.

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The record does not establish whether this was the older 1699 actor or Robert married to Rachel Wilson.

Kilwaughter-labelled project profile; later emigrant.

Placed in Group 5 by marriage.