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William Glasgow, Kildress reform delegate

Reviewed 4 October 2026. [[Glasgow-2915|William Glasgow]] is a compatible candidate by period and district. The notice does not establish that profile’s father, wife or birthplace.

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Biography

William Glasgow attended the Kildress church meeting on 16 January 1793. He and Hugh Faulkner were appointed delegates to the Dungannon meeting on parliamentary reform. When David Richardson left the chair, William took it and signed the meeting’s thanks resolution.^[1]

Research Notes

William Glasgow is a compatible candidate by period and district. The notice does not establish that profile’s father, wife or birthplace.

Sources

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Public account: /research/subjects/william-glasgow-irish-newspapers/#kildress-william

Source references

Northern Star, 23 January 1793, p.2.

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[[Category:Glasgow Name Study]]
== Biography ==
William Glasgow attended the Kildress church meeting on 16 January 1793. He and Hugh Faulkner were appointed delegates to the Dungannon meeting on parliamentary reform. When David Richardson left the chair, William took it and signed the meeting’s thanks resolution.<ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/image/72019090/ Northern Star, 23 January 1793, p.2].</ref>

== Research Notes ==
[[Glasgow-2915|William Glasgow]] is a compatible candidate by period and district. The notice does not establish that profile’s father, wife or birthplace.

== Sources ==
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Public account: /research/subjects/william-glasgow-irish-newspapers/#kildress-william