Portglenone — regional family-tradition reference

Placed near Portglenone only through the late family account; exact farm not identified.

Younger emigrant Hugh; the late account places his family farm only 'not far from' Portglenone, and his will weakens direct fatherhood of Adam.

W. M. Glasgow's late account follows the younger Hugh and says that his son John was born on the family farm in 1780; it gives regional geography, not the farm's exact location.

Supporting source

Likely Hugh-540's will-named son; distinct from John born 1767.

The late family history places this household's farm in County Londonderry 'not far from' Portglenone and says the family emigrated together in 1796; it does not state Alexander's exact birthplace.

Supporting source

Mapped regionally from the same late family-farm tradition.

The late family history places this household's farm in County Londonderry 'not far from' Portglenone and says the family emigrated together in 1796; it does not state Nancy's exact birthplace.

The late family history places this household's farm in County Londonderry 'not far from' Portglenone and says the family emigrated together in 1796; it does not state Robert's exact birthplace.

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