Larne

The record proves the separate Larne identity; it does not connect him to the Scottish Robert-1078 or later Kilwaughter householders.

The household is supported in the derivative church chronology; parentage remains unknown.

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Gravestone- and will-backed adult; parentage remains unknown.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology records Jean in Hugh's New Town household in 1731.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology records Rose in Hugh's New Town household in 1735.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology records Mary in Hugh's New Town household in 1736.

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Named in a Larne deed concerning tenements and gardens near the road from Newtown to the mill; registered 1737.

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The derivative congregation-register chronology records James in Hugh's New Town household in 1737; later occupation and probate evidence is separately mapped.

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The derivative chronology places Hugh in the household in 1745 and reports death aged eleven in 1756; inspect the register and reported St Cedma inscription.

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The profile supplies Larne but no more granular Irish location.

Named as a ropemaker of Larne in an assignment registered in 1775.

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The name residence and year match William-1505's reported death at Larne.

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James-1509 reportedly died in 1802; probate in 1803 at Larne is a strong fit.

The year and residence match the existing 1763–1816 Larne profile.

First of three Jane Glasgow probate entries at Larne; they may represent one estate.

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Possibly another action for Jane indexed in 1844; no profile is named.

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Possibly another action for Jane indexed in 1844–1845; no profile is named.

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No date or relationship is supplied.