Opr Agnes Marriages

• opr-marriage-27 — The Kirknewton 12 May 1666 Agnes–James Swan occurrence is not merged with the 8 July 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul occurrence. Swan-736’s represented family is with Alisone Peibles at Elie, married 1631; the wife’s estimated 1663 death permits a later marriage, so the different earlier spouse is not an exclusion. Its child William Swan has no inspected connection to this Agnes or Kirknewton. Glasgow-2460, Glasgow-993, Glasgow-1562, Glasgow-4151, Glasgow-1312, Glasgow-1408, Glasgow-1441, Glasgow-4123, Glasgow-4133
• opr-marriage-26 — Longformacus 1666 Agnas–William Anderson is not combined into a remarriage biography with the Kirknewton Swan/Paul events. Anderson-3493’s cited 1632 Alloa baptism names William Andersone/Margarat Crokit, proving that child’s record parentage, not that of the Longformacus groom. Agnes candidates’ indexed natal households are compared individually; no Longformacus family clause bridges them. Glasgow-2460, Glasgow-993, Glasgow-1562, Glasgow-4151, Glasgow-1312, Glasgow-1408, Glasgow-1441, Glasgow-4123, Glasgow-4133
• opr-marriage-13 — The 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul event remains separate from the 1666 Agnes–James Swan event, even in the same parish. The supplied births index identifies local Agnes in 1677 to Alexander, which is a different child-record assertion and does not name the 1670 bride’s father. Unrestricted Patrick/Patrik Paul searches from the first audit found no surviving historical match; no new bridge appeared in the cross-record review. Glasgow-2460, Glasgow-993, Glasgow-3092, Glasgow-1562, Glasgow-1312, Glasgow-1408, Glasgow-1441, Glasgow-4123, Glasgow-4133, Glasgow-4151
• opr-marriage-01 — The 1681 Carstairs bride is a separate identity question from Agnes with Swan in 1666, Paul in 1670 and Anderson at Longformacus. Inveresk siblings Agnes (1634), Thomas (1637) and Marion (1642) have the indexed father Thomas, but no inspected Carstairs clause joins either Agnes or the 1679 Thomas bridegroom to that family. Thomson-263 has an Edinburgh Peirie household; its attached children add no Carstairs bridge and no dated competing household at 1681. Retain it as a weaker compatible spouse lead. Glasgow-2460, Glasgow-993, Glasgow-3092, Glasgow-1562, Glasgow-1312, Glasgow-1408, Glasgow-1441, Glasgow-4123, Glasgow-4133, Glasgow-4151

• Public existing-profile search and biography review completed 2026-09-30. Missing fields or an unproved extra bridge do not exclude a compatible person.
• The biography cites Agnes aged 11 in the 1841 census and aged 21 in 1851: this identifies an 1829-born woman, excluding the 1666–1681 marriage subjects despite the before 1829 structured qualifier.
• Mother Agnes Cunninghame is placedbornabout 1755, and paternal ancestry is eighteenth-century. That represented family conflicts with 1666/1670/1681 brides.
• Her 1791 own birth/baptism entry would put a 1666 bride at least 137 at that later event, before considering her parents placedabout 1770. This is a positive life-span/family chronology conflict, not rejection of a before qualifier alone.
• Explicit 3 March 1658 birth makes herabout 8 at the 1666 marriage/banns event.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.

[[Category:Glasgow Name Study]]
== Biography ==
These entries are separate documentary occurrences, not a proved composite biography. They may concern one person or several namesakes.

The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and JAMES SWAN/FR36 (FR36) on 1666-05-12 at Kirknewton and East Calder.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 690/10 / 55; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnes Glasgow/James Swan, 1666; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

The banns/marriage index records Agnas Glasgow and WILLIAM ANDERSON/FR100 (FR100) on 1666-07-05 at Longformacus.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 750/10 / 79; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnas Glasgow/William Anderson, Longformacus; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and PATRIK PAUL/FR40 (FR40) on 1670-07-08 at Kirknewton and East Calder.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 690/10 / 64; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnes Glasgow/Patrik Paul, 1670; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and WILLIAM THOMSONE/FR70 (FR70) on 1681-12-15 at Carstairs.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 633/10 / 66; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnes Glasgow/Wm Thomsone, Carstairs; bounded local and live exact-name review found no compatible identified profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied index records AGNES Glasgow and JAMES SWAN/FR 36 (FR 36) at Kirknewton and East Calder on 1666-05-12. The linked candidates fit this occurrence by recorded name and chronology. The best local/dated candidates are listed first; any loose before-date legacy lead remains lower-ranked unless actual family or life-span evidence excludes it. No identity or family attachment is asserted solely from a same-name group. The supplied index records AGNAS Glasgow and WILLIAM ANDERSON/FR 100 (FR 100) at Longformacus on 1666-07-05. The linked candidates fit this occurrence by recorded name and chronology. The best local/dated candidates are listed first; any loose before-date legacy lead remains lower-ranked unless actual family or life-span evidence excludes it. No identity or family attachment is asserted solely from a same-name group. The supplied index records AGNES Glasgow and PATRIK PAUL/FR 40 (FR 40) at Kirknewton and East Calder on 1670-07-08. The linked candidates fit this occurrence by recorded name and chronology. The best local/dated candidates are listed first; any loose before-date legacy lead remains lower-ranked unless actual family or life-span evidence excludes it. No identity or family attachment is asserted solely from a same-name group. The supplied index records AGNES Glasgow and WILLIAM THOMSONE/FR 70 (FR 70) at Carstairs on 1681-12-15. The linked candidates fit this occurrence by recorded name and chronology. The best local/dated candidates are listed first; any loose before-date legacy lead remains lower-ranked unless actual family or life-span evidence excludes it. No identity or family attachment is asserted solely from a same-name group.
Existing profile destinations: [[Glasgow-2460]], [[Glasgow-993]], [[Glasgow-1562]], [[Glasgow-4151]], [[Glasgow-1312]], [[Glasgow-1408]], [[Glasgow-1441]], [[Glasgow-4123]], [[Glasgow-4133]], [[Glasgow-3092]].
Compare the linked compatible profiles with the cited record household. Keep the candidates linked while identification remains qualified; do not create a duplicate from missing fields.

=== Record review, 30 September 2026 ===
The Kirknewton 12 May 1666 Agnes–James Swan occurrence is not merged with the 8 July 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul occurrence. [[Swan-736]]’s represented family is with Alisone Peibles at Elie, married 1631; the wife’s estimated 1663 death permits a later marriage, so the different earlier spouse is not an exclusion. Its child William Swan has no inspected connection to this Agnes or Kirknewton.

Longformacus 1666 Agnas–William Anderson is not combined into a remarriage biography with the Kirknewton Swan/Paul events. [[Anderson-3493]]’s cited 1632 Alloa baptism names William Andersone/Margarat Crokit, proving that child’s record parentage, not that of the Longformacus groom. Agnes candidates’ indexed natal households are compared individually; no Longformacus family clause bridges them.

The 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul event remains separate from the 1666 Agnes–James Swan event, even in the same parish. The supplied births index identifies local Agnes in 1677 to Alexander, which is a different child-record assertion and does not name the 1670 bride’s father. Unrestricted Patrick/Patrik Paul searches from the first audit found no surviving historical match; no new bridge appeared in the cross-record review.

The 1681 Carstairs bride is a separate identity question from Agnes with Swan in 1666, Paul in 1670 and Anderson at Longformacus. Inveresk siblings Agnes (1634), Thomas (1637) and Marion (1642) have the indexed father Thomas, but no inspected Carstairs clause joins either Agnes or the 1679 Thomas bridegroom to that family. [[Thomson-263]] has an Edinburgh Peirie household; its attached children add no Carstairs bridge and no dated competing household at 1681. Retain it as a weaker compatible spouse lead.

== Sources ==
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• opr-marriage-27 — The Kirknewton 12 May 1666 Agnes–James Swan occurrence is not merged with the 8 July 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul occurrence. Swan-736’s represented family is with Alisone Peibles at Elie, married 1631; the wife’s estimated 1663 death permits a later marriage, so the different earlier spouse is not an exclusion. Its child William Swan has no inspected connection to this Agnes or Kirknewton. Swan-736

• Public existing-profile search and biography review completed 2026-09-30. Missing fields or an unproved extra bridge do not exclude a compatible person.
• The biography cites Agnes aged 11 in the 1841 census and aged 21 in 1851: this identifies an 1829-born woman, excluding the 1666–1681 marriage subjects despite the before 1829 structured qualifier.
• Mother Agnes Cunninghame is placedbornabout 1755, and paternal ancestry is eighteenth-century. That represented family conflicts with 1666/1670/1681 brides.
• Her 1791 own birth/baptism entry would put a 1666 bride at least 137 at that later event, before considering her parents placedabout 1770. This is a positive life-span/family chronology conflict, not rejection of a before qualifier alone.
• Explicit 3 March 1658 birth makes herabout 8 at the 1666 marriage/banns event.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.

== Biography ==
These entries are separate documentary occurrences, not a proved composite biography. They may concern one person or several namesakes.

The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and JAMES SWAN/FR36 (FR36) on 1666-05-12 at Kirknewton and East Calder.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 690/10 / 55; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnes Glasgow/James Swan, 1666; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records James Swan. These candidate profiles have compatible names, chronology and historical Scottish settings, but the specific spouse/locality bridge remains unproved. Missing extra corroboration does not exclude them; a candidate spouse does not automatically identify the Glasgow party.
Existing profile destinations: [[Swan-736]].
Compare the linked compatible profiles with the cited record household. Keep the candidates linked while identification remains qualified; do not create a duplicate from missing fields.

=== Record review, 30 September 2026 ===
The Kirknewton 12 May 1666 Agnes–James Swan occurrence is not merged with the 8 July 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul occurrence. [[Swan-736]]’s represented family is with Alisone Peibles at Elie, married 1631; the wife’s estimated 1663 death permits a later marriage, so the different earlier spouse is not an exclusion. Its child William Swan has no inspected connection to this Agnes or Kirknewton.

== Sources ==
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• opr-marriage-26 — Longformacus 1666 Agnas–William Anderson is not combined into a remarriage biography with the Kirknewton Swan/Paul events. Anderson-3493’s cited 1632 Alloa baptism names William Andersone/Margarat Crokit, proving that child’s record parentage, not that of the Longformacus groom. Agnes candidates’ indexed natal households are compared individually; no Longformacus family clause bridges them. Anderson-3493

• Public existing-profile search and biography review completed 2026-09-30. Missing fields or an unproved extra bridge do not exclude a compatible person.
• The biography cites Agnes aged 11 in the 1841 census and aged 21 in 1851: this identifies an 1829-born woman, excluding the 1666–1681 marriage subjects despite the before 1829 structured qualifier.
• Mother Agnes Cunninghame is placedbornabout 1755, and paternal ancestry is eighteenth-century. That represented family conflicts with 1666/1670/1681 brides.
• Her 1791 own birth/baptism entry would put a 1666 bride at least 137 at that later event, before considering her parents placedabout 1770. This is a positive life-span/family chronology conflict, not rejection of a before qualifier alone.
• Explicit 3 March 1658 birth makes herabout 8 at the 1666 marriage/banns event.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.

== Biography ==
These entries are separate documentary occurrences, not a proved composite biography. They may concern one person or several namesakes.

The banns/marriage index records Agnas Glasgow and WILLIAM ANDERSON/FR100 (FR100) on 1666-07-05 at Longformacus.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 750/10 / 79; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnas Glasgow/William Anderson, Longformacus; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records William Anderson. These candidate profiles have compatible names, chronology and historical Scottish settings, but the specific spouse/locality bridge remains unproved. Missing extra corroboration does not exclude them; a candidate spouse does not automatically identify the Glasgow party.
Existing profile destinations: [[Anderson-3493]].
Compare the linked compatible profiles with the cited record household. Keep the candidates linked while identification remains qualified; do not create a duplicate from missing fields.

=== Record review, 30 September 2026 ===
Longformacus 1666 Agnas–William Anderson is not combined into a remarriage biography with the Kirknewton Swan/Paul events. [[Anderson-3493]]’s cited 1632 Alloa baptism names William Andersone/Margarat Crokit, proving that child’s record parentage, not that of the Longformacus groom. Agnes candidates’ indexed natal households are compared individually; no Longformacus family clause bridges them.

== Sources ==
<references />

• opr-marriage-13 — The 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul event remains separate from the 1666 Agnes–James Swan event, even in the same parish. The supplied births index identifies local Agnes in 1677 to Alexander, which is a different child-record assertion and does not name the 1670 bride’s father. Unrestricted Patrick/Patrik Paul searches from the first audit found no surviving historical match; no new bridge appeared in the cross-record review.

• Public existing-profile search and biography review completed 2026-09-30. Missing fields or an unproved extra bridge do not exclude a compatible person.
• The biography cites Agnes aged 11 in the 1841 census and aged 21 in 1851: this identifies an 1829-born woman, excluding the 1666–1681 marriage subjects despite the before 1829 structured qualifier.
• Mother Agnes Cunninghame is placedbornabout 1755, and paternal ancestry is eighteenth-century. That represented family conflicts with 1666/1670/1681 brides.
• Her 1791 own birth/baptism entry would put a 1666 bride at least 137 at that later event, before considering her parents placedabout 1770. This is a positive life-span/family chronology conflict, not rejection of a before qualifier alone.
• The earliest unrestricted PatrickPaul phonetic public result is PatrickPool born 1745; later exactPaul/Paull/Poole results are nineteenth/twentieth-century people. No historical empty-field same-name profile was rejected solely for lack of a locality bridge.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.

== Biography ==
These entries are separate documentary occurrences, not a proved composite biography. They may concern one person or several namesakes.

The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and PATRIK PAUL/FR40 (FR40) on 1670-07-08 at Kirknewton and East Calder.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 690/10 / 64; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnes Glasgow/Patrik Paul, 1670; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records Patrik Paul. Completed exact and variant live searches found no supported compatible profile. Actual excluded dated candidates and surname/forename conflicts are recorded separately. All surviving plausible profiles are retained as qualified candidates; certainty is not required. No new creation is cleared from this audit alone.
The complete sourced record draft is retained. No compatible profile was found within the recorded search scope; review the original and this current duplicate check before any live creation.

=== Record review, 30 September 2026 ===
The 1670 Agnes–Patrik Paul event remains separate from the 1666 Agnes–James Swan event, even in the same parish. The supplied births index identifies local Agnes in 1677 to Alexander, which is a different child-record assertion and does not name the 1670 bride’s father. Unrestricted Patrick/Patrik Paul searches from the first audit found no surviving historical match; no new bridge appeared in the cross-record review.

== Sources ==
<references />

• opr-marriage-01 — The 1681 Carstairs bride is a separate identity question from Agnes with Swan in 1666, Paul in 1670 and Anderson at Longformacus. Inveresk siblings Agnes (1634), Thomas (1637) and Marion (1642) have the indexed father Thomas, but no inspected Carstairs clause joins either Agnes or the 1679 Thomas bridegroom to that family. Thomson-263 has an Edinburgh Peirie household; its attached children add no Carstairs bridge and no dated competing household at 1681. Retain it as a weaker compatible spouse lead. Thomson-263

• Public existing-profile search and biography review completed 2026-09-30. Missing fields or an unproved extra bridge do not exclude a compatible person.
• The biography cites Agnes aged 11 in the 1841 census and aged 21 in 1851: this identifies an 1829-born woman, excluding the 1666–1681 marriage subjects despite the before 1829 structured qualifier.
• Mother Agnes Cunninghame is placedbornabout 1755, and paternal ancestry is eighteenth-century. That represented family conflicts with 1666/1670/1681 brides.
• Her 1791 own birth/baptism entry would put a 1666 bride at least 137 at that later event, before considering her parents placedabout 1770. This is a positive life-span/family chronology conflict, not rejection of a before qualifier alone.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.

== Biography ==
These entries are separate documentary occurrences, not a proved composite biography. They may concern one person or several namesakes.

The banns/marriage index records Agnes Glasgow and WILLIAM THOMSONE/FR70 (FR70) on 1681-12-15 at Carstairs.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 633/10 / 66; https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/. User-supplied official parish index; original register image uninspected. The combined index date does not by itself identify the precise event type. Agnes Glasgow/Wm Thomsone, Carstairs; bounded local and live exact-name review found no compatible identified profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records William Thomsone. These candidate profiles have compatible names, chronology and historical Scottish settings, but the specific spouse/locality bridge remains unproved. Missing extra corroboration does not exclude them; a candidate spouse does not automatically identify the Glasgow party.
Existing profile destinations: [[Thomson-263]].
Compare the linked compatible profiles with the cited record household. Keep the candidates linked while identification remains qualified; do not create a duplicate from missing fields.

=== Record review, 30 September 2026 ===
The 1681 Carstairs bride is a separate identity question from Agnes with Swan in 1666, Paul in 1670 and Anderson at Longformacus. Inveresk siblings Agnes (1634), Thomas (1637) and Marion (1642) have the indexed father Thomas, but no inspected Carstairs clause joins either Agnes or the 1679 Thomas bridegroom to that family. [[Thomson-263]] has an Edinburgh Peirie household; its attached children add no Carstairs bridge and no dated competing household at 1681. Retain it as a weaker compatible spouse lead.

== Sources ==
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