Opr Alison Marriages

• opr-marriage-44 — The printed register identifies John Williamson as a cordiner in the 14 November 1672 Alison marriage. Father John Williamson-14320’s inspected child profiles preserve Kirkcaldy index entries with Christian Turpie in 1674, 1677 and 1680, plus their 1655 marriage and her 1690 death entry. This continuing named-couple sequence conflicts with identifying him as the Edinburgh Alison bridegroom and is a substantive competing-household exclusion, not merely another spouse’s name. Son Williamson-14321, baptised 1657, is still a compatible but young candidate with no child or occupation bridge. Alison remains without a compatible profile; the row’s spouse candidates must not change her own no-profile status.
• opr-marriage-14 — The printed page identifies George Cargill as bookseller and Alison as his bride on 11 March 1651. A nearby George Cargill, printer, marries Elspeth Orme in 1663; it is a second documentary occurrence and is not asserted to be the same husband. Newly completed Allison/Alesoun/Alisoun Glasgow and Alisone/Alice Glesgow API variants returned no historical Open candidate. Neither bookseller’s parentage nor Alison’s father is given here.

• Public existing-profile search and biography review completed 2026-09-30. Missing fields or an unproved extra bridge do not exclude a compatible person.
• Alison has an unqualified 27 November 1688 birth, with parents John Glasgow 1666 and Margaret Purvesabout 1670. This current family conflicts with 1651/1672 brides.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.
• Continuing John Williamson/Christian Turpie couple in dated Kirkcaldy birth-index entries 22 September 1674, 20 November 1677 and 30 May 1680 conflicts with an Edinburgh marriage to Alison on 14 November 1672. Their 1655 marriage and Christian’s 1690 burial contextualize the same family. This is a continuing competing-household sequence, not rejection solely for another spouse. The son Williamson-14321 is not excluded by his father’s records.

[[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 Alison Glasgow and JOHN WILLIAMSON/FR1053 (FR1053) on 1672-11-14 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 139; 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. No compatible Alison Glasgow profile.</ref>

The banns/marriage index records Alisone Glasgow and GEORGE CARGILL/FR918 (FR918) on 1651-03-11 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 8; 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. No compatible Alisone Glasgow profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied index records ALISON Glasgow and JOHN WILLIAMSON/FR 1053 (FR 1053) at Edinburgh on 1672-11-14. No compatible existing Glasgow profile was established in the completed named and variant searches; this does not clear profile creation, since the original could supply a distinguishing household. The supplied index records ALISONE Glasgow and GEORGE CARGILL/FR 918 (FR 918) at Edinburgh on 1651-03-11. No compatible existing Glasgow profile was established in the completed named and variant searches; this does not clear profile creation, since the original could supply a distinguishing household.
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 printed Edinburgh marriage register records Alison Glasgow and John Williamson, cordiner, on 1672-11-14.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 741, PDF pp. 277 and 751, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=751 scanned edition]. Printed page images inspected 30 September 2026; original parish image uninspected. The unnumbered Prefatory Note, PDF p. 9, identifies the dates in register volumes I–II as marriage dates. Adult identification with a candidate profile is assessed separately.</ref>

The printed register identifies John Williamson as a cordiner in the 14 November 1672 Alison marriage. Father John [[Williamson-14320]]’s inspected child profiles preserve Kirkcaldy index entries with Christian Turpie in 1674, 1677 and 1680, plus their 1655 marriage and her 1690 death entry. This continuing named-couple sequence conflicts with identifying him as the Edinburgh Alison bridegroom and is a substantive competing-household exclusion, not merely another spouse’s name. Son [[Williamson-14321]], baptised 1657, is still a compatible but young candidate with no child or occupation bridge. Alison remains without a compatible profile; the row’s spouse candidates must not change her own no-profile status.

The printed Edinburgh marriage register records Alisone Glasgow and George Cargill, bookseller, on 1651-03-11.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 116, PDF pp. 277 and 126, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=126 scanned edition]. Printed page images inspected 30 September 2026; original parish image uninspected. The unnumbered Prefatory Note, PDF p. 9, identifies the dates in register volumes I–II as marriage dates. Adult identification with a candidate profile is assessed separately.</ref>

The printed page identifies George Cargill as bookseller and Alison as his bride on 11 March 1651. A nearby George Cargill, printer, marries Elspeth Orme in 1663; it is a second documentary occurrence and is not asserted to be the same husband. Newly completed Allison/Alesoun/Alisoun Glasgow and Alisone/Alice Glesgow API variants returned no historical Open candidate. Neither bookseller’s parentage nor Alison’s father is given here.

== Sources ==
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• opr-marriage-44 — The printed register identifies John Williamson as a cordiner in the 14 November 1672 Alison marriage. Father John Williamson-14320’s inspected child profiles preserve Kirkcaldy index entries with Christian Turpie in 1674, 1677 and 1680, plus their 1655 marriage and her 1690 death entry. This continuing named-couple sequence conflicts with identifying him as the Edinburgh Alison bridegroom and is a substantive competing-household exclusion, not merely another spouse’s name. Son Williamson-14321, baptised 1657, is still a compatible but young candidate with no child or occupation bridge. Alison remains without a compatible profile; the row’s spouse candidates must not change her own no-profile status. Williamson-14321

• Public existing-profile search and biography review completed 2026-09-30. Missing fields or an unproved extra bridge do not exclude a compatible person.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.
• Continuing John Williamson/Christian Turpie couple in dated Kirkcaldy birth-index entries 22 September 1674, 20 November 1677 and 30 May 1680 conflicts with an Edinburgh marriage to Alison on 14 November 1672. Their 1655 marriage and Christian’s 1690 burial contextualize the same family. This is a continuing competing-household sequence, not rejection solely for another spouse. The son Williamson-14321 is not excluded by his father’s records.

== 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 Alison Glasgow and JOHN WILLIAMSON/FR1053 (FR1053) on 1672-11-14 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 139; 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. No compatible Alison Glasgow profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records John Williamson. 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: [[Williamson-14321]], [[Williamson-14320]].
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 printed Edinburgh marriage register records Alison Glasgow and John Williamson, cordiner, on 1672-11-14.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 741, PDF pp. 277 and 751, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=751 scanned edition]. Printed page images inspected 30 September 2026; original parish image uninspected. The unnumbered Prefatory Note, PDF p. 9, identifies the dates in register volumes I–II as marriage dates. Adult identification with a candidate profile is assessed separately.</ref>

The printed register identifies John Williamson as a cordiner in the 14 November 1672 Alison marriage. Father John [[Williamson-14320]]’s inspected child profiles preserve Kirkcaldy index entries with Christian Turpie in 1674, 1677 and 1680, plus their 1655 marriage and her 1690 death entry. This continuing named-couple sequence conflicts with identifying him as the Edinburgh Alison bridegroom and is a substantive competing-household exclusion, not merely another spouse’s name. Son [[Williamson-14321]], baptised 1657, is still a compatible but young candidate with no child or occupation bridge. Alison remains without a compatible profile; the row’s spouse candidates must not change her own no-profile status.

== Sources ==
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• opr-marriage-14 — The printed page identifies George Cargill as bookseller and Alison as his bride on 11 March 1651. A nearby George Cargill, printer, marries Elspeth Orme in 1663; it is a second documentary occurrence and is not asserted to be the same husband. Newly completed Allison/Alesoun/Alisoun Glasgow and Alisone/Alice Glesgow API variants returned no historical Open candidate. Neither bookseller’s parentage nor Alison’s father is given here.

• 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 earliest public GeorgeCargill named hit isborn 28 May 1777,certain, with parentsborn 1729/1732. The 1651 groom identity conflicts. Other retrieved Cargill/Scargill profiles are later, not withheld historical candidates.
• 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 Alisone Glasgow and GEORGE CARGILL/FR918 (FR918) on 1651-03-11 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 8; 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. No compatible Alisone Glasgow profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records George Cargill. 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 printed Edinburgh marriage register records Alisone Glasgow and George Cargill, bookseller, on 1651-03-11.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 116, PDF pp. 277 and 126, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=126 scanned edition]. Printed page images inspected 30 September 2026; original parish image uninspected. The unnumbered Prefatory Note, PDF p. 9, identifies the dates in register volumes I–II as marriage dates. Adult identification with a candidate profile is assessed separately.</ref>

The printed page identifies George Cargill as bookseller and Alison as his bride on 11 March 1651. A nearby George Cargill, printer, marries Elspeth Orme in 1663; it is a second documentary occurrence and is not asserted to be the same husband. Newly completed Allison/Alesoun/Alisoun Glasgow and Alisone/Alice Glesgow API variants returned no historical Open candidate. Neither bookseller’s parentage nor Alison’s father is given here.

== Sources ==
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