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Emma Glasgow, wife of William Treacy

Reviewed 4 October 2026. The newspaper establishes the marriage and named father but supplies no ages or mother. This draft shares its source with her father’s evidence draft and does not imply any link to the Cookstown families.

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Biography

Emma Glasgow, daughter of the late William Alexander Glasgow, married William Treacy at St Thomas’s Church, Belfast, on 4 September 1875. William was the second son of Robert Treacy. Both bride and groom were described as of Parsonstown.^[1]

Research Notes

The newspaper establishes the marriage and named father but supplies no ages or mother. This draft shares its source with her father’s evidence draft and does not imply any link to the Cookstown families.

Sources

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

Source references

Belfast Evening Telegraph, 4 September 1875, p.2.

Saved WikiTree evidence draft

[[Category:Glasgow Name Study]]
== Biography ==
Emma Glasgow, daughter of the late William Alexander Glasgow, married William Treacy at St Thomas’s Church, Belfast, on 4 September 1875. William was the second son of Robert Treacy. Both bride and groom were described as of Parsonstown.<ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/image/1265675182/ Belfast Evening Telegraph, 4 September 1875, p.2].</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The newspaper establishes the marriage and named father but supplies no ages or mother. This draft shares its source with her father’s evidence draft and does not imply any link to the Cookstown families.

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