Opr Marion Marriages

• opr-marriage-54 — The Carriden 30 September 1686 Marion–John Gray occurrence remains separate from the Edinburgh 29 June 1686 Marion–William Calder marriage. Glasgow-3143 is already supported as the Calder wife by her 1657 baptism and the Calder burgess admission naming James Glasgow, weaver, as father. A later September marriage would require a further event, but no husband death is established, so this alone is not a concrete exclusion. Gray-27691 and Gray-32439 have Fife family placements without a Marion/Carriden bridge; retain qualified candidates. Glasgow-3143, Glasgow-3025, Glasgow-3049, Glasgow-4095, Glasgow-1428, Glasgow-3062
• opr-marriage-39 — The printed register preserves surname Rait (Raite/Rate), John’s trade as tailor and the 28 June 1659 marriage to Marion. Reid-24609 represents the Edinburgh Reid–Helen Henderson family, with son George Reade-97 in Maryland; the surname is a weaker phonetic lead and no tailor/Marion bridge is established. The unrestricted Raitt search and full biographies identify Raitt-2 as the 1806 Captain and Raitt-360 as the 1866-born Western Australian butcher, excluding both concretely. Other printed Rait entries do not identify this husband’s father. Glasgow-3049, Glasgow-4095, Glasgow-3062, Glasgow-3143, Glasgow-1428
• opr-marriage-04 — The printed marriage register adds John Bruce’s trade of smith, independently of the generic OPR index. Glasgow-3143 is already supported as Marion who married the Edinburgh weaver William Calder in June 1686; that established life segment is not transferred into this 1684 event. Bruce-6113 represents Sir John Bruce of Kinross with the 1687 Christian Leslie marriage, whereas Bruce-3507 has only a speculative Clackmannan son whose own profile explicitly leaves his baptism/parentage open. Neither inspected family supplies this smith-and-Marion couple. Different spouses alone are not exclusions; keep both candidate husbands qualified and the events separate. Glasgow-3143, Glasgow-3025, Glasgow-3049, Glasgow-4095, Glasgow-1428, Glasgow-3062

• 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 identifies Marrion as the child born/baptised 4 March 1792 of Robert Glasgow and Elizabeth Jack. This 1792 child generation conflicts with 1659/1684/1686 brides.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.
• His biography explicitly records an 1806 marriage and service in the 42nd Regiment, incompatible with the 1659 adult tailor.
• Biography identifies an 1866-born butcher, 1904 Perth marriage and 1905 daughter; this excludes the 1659 Edinburgh tailor.

[[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 Marion Glasgow and JOHN GRAY/FR67 (FR67) on 1686-09-30 at Carriden.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 664/10 / 109; 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. Marion Glasgow/John Gray, Carriden; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

The banns/marriage index records Marione Glasgow and JOHNE RAIT/FR961 (FR961) on 1659-06-28 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 48; 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 Marione Glasgow profile.</ref>

The banns/marriage index records Marion Glasgow and JOHN BRUCE/FR1163 (FR1163) on 1684-07-04 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 251; 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. Marion Glasgow and John Bruce; The current identity audit remains on HOLD; compatible candidates, where present, are linked below.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied index records MARION Glasgow and JOHN GRAY/FR 67 (FR 67) at Carriden on 1686-09-30. 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 MARIONE Glasgow and JOHNE RAIT/FR 961 (FR 961) at Edinburgh on 1659-06-28. 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 MARION Glasgow and JOHN BRUCE/FR 1163 (FR 1163) at Edinburgh on 1684-07-04. 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-3143]], [[Glasgow-3025]], [[Glasgow-3049]], [[Glasgow-4095]], [[Glasgow-1428]], [[Glasgow-3062]].
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 Carriden 30 September 1686 Marion–John Gray occurrence remains separate from the Edinburgh 29 June 1686 Marion–William Calder marriage. [[Glasgow-3143]] is already supported as the Calder wife by her 1657 baptism and the Calder burgess admission naming James Glasgow, weaver, as father. A later September marriage would require a further event, but no husband death is established, so this alone is not a concrete exclusion. [[Gray-27691]] and [[Gray-32439]] have Fife family placements without a Marion/Carriden bridge; retain qualified candidates.

The printed Edinburgh marriage register records Marione Glasgow and John Rait, tailor, on 1659-06-28.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 560, PDF pp. 277 and 570, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=570 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 preserves surname Rait (Raite/Rate), John’s trade as tailor and the 28 June 1659 marriage to Marion. [[Reid-24609]] represents the Edinburgh Reid–Helen Henderson family, with son George [[Reade-97]] in Maryland; the surname is a weaker phonetic lead and no tailor/Marion bridge is established. The unrestricted Raitt search and full biographies identify [[Raitt-2]] as the 1806 Captain and [[Raitt-360]] as the 1866-born Western Australian butcher, excluding both concretely. Other printed Rait entries do not identify this husband’s father.

The printed Edinburgh marriage register records Marion Glasgow and John Bruce, smith, on 1684-07-04.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 96, PDF pp. 277 and 106, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=106 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 marriage register adds John Bruce’s trade of smith, independently of the generic OPR index. [[Glasgow-3143]] is already supported as Marion who married the Edinburgh weaver William Calder in June 1686; that established life segment is not transferred into this 1684 event. [[Bruce-6113]] represents Sir John Bruce of Kinross with the 1687 Christian Leslie marriage, whereas [[Bruce-3507]] has only a speculative Clackmannan son whose own profile explicitly leaves his baptism/parentage open. Neither inspected family supplies this smith-and-Marion couple. Different spouses alone are not exclusions; keep both candidate husbands qualified and the events separate.

== Sources ==
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• opr-marriage-54 — The Carriden 30 September 1686 Marion–John Gray occurrence remains separate from the Edinburgh 29 June 1686 Marion–William Calder marriage. Glasgow-3143 is already supported as the Calder wife by her 1657 baptism and the Calder burgess admission naming James Glasgow, weaver, as father. A later September marriage would require a further event, but no husband death is established, so this alone is not a concrete exclusion. Gray-27691 and Gray-32439 have Fife family placements without a Marion/Carriden bridge; retain qualified candidates. Gray-27691, Gray-32439

• 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 identifies Marrion as the child born/baptised 4 March 1792 of Robert Glasgow and Elizabeth Jack. This 1792 child generation conflicts with 1659/1684/1686 brides.
• 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 Marion Glasgow and JOHN GRAY/FR67 (FR67) on 1686-09-30 at Carriden.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 664/10 / 109; 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. Marion Glasgow/John Gray, Carriden; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records John Gray. 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: [[Gray-27691]], [[Gray-32439]].
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 Carriden 30 September 1686 Marion–John Gray occurrence remains separate from the Edinburgh 29 June 1686 Marion–William Calder marriage. [[Glasgow-3143]] is already supported as the Calder wife by her 1657 baptism and the Calder burgess admission naming James Glasgow, weaver, as father. A later September marriage would require a further event, but no husband death is established, so this alone is not a concrete exclusion. [[Gray-27691]] and [[Gray-32439]] have Fife family placements without a Marion/Carriden bridge; retain qualified candidates.

== Sources ==
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• opr-marriage-39 — The printed register preserves surname Rait (Raite/Rate), John’s trade as tailor and the 28 June 1659 marriage to Marion. Reid-24609 represents the Edinburgh Reid–Helen Henderson family, with son George Reade-97 in Maryland; the surname is a weaker phonetic lead and no tailor/Marion bridge is established. The unrestricted Raitt search and full biographies identify Raitt-2 as the 1806 Captain and Raitt-360 as the 1866-born Western Australian butcher, excluding both concretely. Other printed Rait entries do not identify this husband’s father. Reid-24609

• 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 identifies Marrion as the child born/baptised 4 March 1792 of Robert Glasgow and Elizabeth Jack. This 1792 child generation conflicts with 1659/1684/1686 brides.
• The source occurrence is 28 June 1659, while Rait-14 has an unqualified 14 February 1657 birth (age 2). Raitt-2 has an explicit 1806 marriage to ElizaWalker,born 1789. These are concrete chronology conflicts, not exclusions for missing fields.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.
• His biography explicitly records an 1806 marriage and service in the 42nd Regiment, incompatible with the 1659 adult tailor.
• Biography identifies an 1866-born butcher, 1904 Perth marriage and 1905 daughter; this excludes the 1659 Edinburgh tailor.

== 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 Marione Glasgow and JOHNE RAIT/FR961 (FR961) on 1659-06-28 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 48; 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 Marione Glasgow profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records Johne Rait. 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. Reid-24609 is retained as a possible Rait/Reid name-form interpretation: he is an Edinburgh weaver,bornabout 1600, with documented earlier wifeHelenHenderson. No contrary death or continuing household is established for 1659. His surname form remains explicitly unproved; the API phonetic expansion alone is not the identity proof.
Existing profile destinations: [[Reid-24609]].
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 Marione Glasgow and John Rait, tailor, on 1659-06-28.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 560, PDF pp. 277 and 570, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=570 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 preserves surname Rait (Raite/Rate), John’s trade as tailor and the 28 June 1659 marriage to Marion. [[Reid-24609]] represents the Edinburgh Reid–Helen Henderson family, with son George [[Reade-97]] in Maryland; the surname is a weaker phonetic lead and no tailor/Marion bridge is established. The unrestricted Raitt search and full biographies identify [[Raitt-2]] as the 1806 Captain and [[Raitt-360]] as the 1866-born Western Australian butcher, excluding both concretely. Other printed Rait entries do not identify this husband’s father.

== Sources ==
<references />

• opr-marriage-04 — The printed marriage register adds John Bruce’s trade of smith, independently of the generic OPR index. Glasgow-3143 is already supported as Marion who married the Edinburgh weaver William Calder in June 1686; that established life segment is not transferred into this 1684 event. Bruce-6113 represents Sir John Bruce of Kinross with the 1687 Christian Leslie marriage, whereas Bruce-3507 has only a speculative Clackmannan son whose own profile explicitly leaves his baptism/parentage open. Neither inspected family supplies this smith-and-Marion couple. Different spouses alone are not exclusions; keep both candidate husbands qualified and the events separate. Bruce-6113, Bruce-3507

• 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 identifies Marrion as the child born/baptised 4 March 1792 of Robert Glasgow and Elizabeth Jack. This 1792 child generation conflicts with 1659/1684/1686 brides.
• 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 Marion Glasgow and JOHN BRUCE/FR1163 (FR1163) on 1684-07-04 at Edinburgh.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 685 / 1/440 / 251; 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. Marion Glasgow and John Bruce; The current identity audit remains on HOLD; compatible candidates, where present, are linked below.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records John Bruce. 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: [[Bruce-6113]], [[Bruce-3507]].
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 Marion Glasgow and John Bruce, smith, on 1684-07-04.<ref>Henry Paton, ed., ''Register of Marriages for the Parish of Edinburgh, 1595–1700'' (Scottish Record Society, 1905), printed pp. 267 and 96, PDF pp. 277 and 106, [https://electricscotland.com/history/records/scottishrecordso16scotuoft.pdf#page=106 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 marriage register adds John Bruce’s trade of smith, independently of the generic OPR index. [[Glasgow-3143]] is already supported as Marion who married the Edinburgh weaver William Calder in June 1686; that established life segment is not transferred into this 1684 event. [[Bruce-6113]] represents Sir John Bruce of Kinross with the 1687 Christian Leslie marriage, whereas [[Bruce-3507]] has only a speculative Clackmannan son whose own profile explicitly leaves his baptism/parentage open. Neither inspected family supplies this smith-and-Marion couple. Different spouses alone are not exclusions; keep both candidate husbands qualified and the events separate.

== Sources ==
<references />