Opr Thomas Marriages

• opr-marriage-41 — The Carstairs 1679 Thomas–Gyles Spence entry is separate from the Strathblane unnamed event on the same day. Thomas Glasgow-1449 is newly excluded by his represented later family: father Glasgow-1382 is explicitly born about 1766 and dies 1851; mother Christine Davidson has documented motherhood of Nathaniel in 1774, incompatible with being the mother of a 1679 adult. Glasgow-1226 remains a weaker possibility because fatherhood through 1735 would imply an older father but is not impossible. Graduate Glasgow-3413’s 1670 degree does not establish his assumed Thomas Glasgow-3187 father, and the 1660 burgess entry gives no father. Newly searched Gellies/Gilles/Giles Spence/Spens/Spense yielded no historical woman; the Tudor male Spencer lead remains excluded. Glasgow-2461, Glasgow-3091, Glasgow-3413, Glasgow-3187, Glasgow-1226

• 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 current biography explicitly says Thomas born 8 August 1666 (with 12 August index discrepancy). A 1679 bridegroom would beabout 13; the before qualifier is retained in the audit but does not override the explicit birth claim.
• The current biography identifies a 1675 christening child of John Glasgow/Agnes Eastone and 1701 marriage. The 1679 bridegroom identification would make that represented childabout 4.
• The current biography explicitly says bornabout 1766 and died 1851; parents Thomas Glasgow-1023 and Janet Mill are placed 1725/1730. Incompatible with a 1679 bridegroom.
• The cited event names him as father of John Glasgow in 1800. Identifying him as a 1679 bridegroom would require fatherhood at least 135 years later than a minimum 14-year birth estimate. This concrete later event conflicts.
• Father John Glasgow-424 is born 13 February 1816 and mother Christian Forsyth 1815; his 1853 baptism and 1928 death place him in a nineteenth-century family, not 1679.
• The biography documents an 1822 christening and 1841/1861 residences; father John Glasgow-952 and mother Marion Anderson are a nineteenth-century household. Incompatible with 1679 bridegroom.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.
• Current represented father Glasgow-1382 explicitly born about 1766, died 1851; mother Christine Davidson is documented as Nathaniel’s mother in 1774. This later family is incompatible with a son already an adult bridegroom in 1679. It is not exclusion on the son’s before-1787 field alone.

[[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 Thomas Glasgow and GYLES SPENCE/FR41 (FR41) on 1679-07-24 at Carstairs.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 633/10 / 37; 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. Thomas Glasgow/Gyles Spence, Carstairs; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied index records THOMAS Glasgow and GYLES SPENCE/FR 41 (FR 41) at Carstairs on 1679-07-24. 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-2461]], [[Glasgow-3091]], [[Glasgow-3413]], [[Glasgow-3187]], [[Glasgow-1226]], [[Glasgow-1449]].
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 Carstairs 1679 Thomas–Gyles Spence entry is separate from the Strathblane unnamed event on the same day. Thomas [[Glasgow-1449]] is newly excluded by his represented later family: father [[Glasgow-1382]] is explicitly born about 1766 and dies 1851; mother Christine Davidson has documented motherhood of Nathaniel in 1774, incompatible with being the mother of a 1679 adult. [[Glasgow-1226]] remains a weaker possibility because fatherhood through 1735 would imply an older father but is not impossible. Graduate [[Glasgow-3413]]’s 1670 degree does not establish his assumed Thomas [[Glasgow-3187]] father, and the 1660 burgess entry gives no father. Newly searched Gellies/Gilles/Giles Spence/Spens/Spense yielded no historical woman; the Tudor male Spencer lead remains excluded.

== Sources ==
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• opr-marriage-41 — The Carstairs 1679 Thomas–Gyles Spence entry is separate from the Strathblane unnamed event on the same day. Thomas Glasgow-1449 is newly excluded by his represented later family: father Glasgow-1382 is explicitly born about 1766 and dies 1851; mother Christine Davidson has documented motherhood of Nathaniel in 1774, incompatible with being the mother of a 1679 adult. Glasgow-1226 remains a weaker possibility because fatherhood through 1735 would imply an older father but is not impossible. Graduate Glasgow-3413’s 1670 degree does not establish his assumed Thomas Glasgow-3187 father, and the 1660 burgess entry gives no father. Newly searched Gellies/Gilles/Giles Spence/Spens/Spense yielded no historical woman; the Tudor male Spencer lead remains excluded.

• 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 current biography explicitly says Thomas born 8 August 1666 (with 12 August index discrepancy). A 1679 bridegroom would beabout 13; the before qualifier is retained in the audit but does not override the explicit birth claim.
• The current biography identifies a 1675 christening child of John Glasgow/Agnes Eastone and 1701 marriage. The 1679 bridegroom identification would make that represented childabout 4.
• The current biography explicitly says bornabout 1766 and died 1851; parents Thomas Glasgow-1023 and Janet Mill are placed 1725/1730. Incompatible with a 1679 bridegroom.
• The cited event names him as father of John Glasgow in 1800. Identifying him as a 1679 bridegroom would require fatherhood at least 135 years later than a minimum 14-year birth estimate. This concrete later event conflicts.
• Father John Glasgow-424 is born 13 February 1816 and mother Christian Forsyth 1815; his 1853 baptism and 1928 death place him in a nineteenth-century family, not 1679.
• The biography documents an 1822 christening and 1841/1861 residences; father John Glasgow-952 and mother Marion Anderson are a nineteenth-century household. Incompatible with 1679 bridegroom.
• The live profile identifies Gyles Spencer as male and as a son of William Spencer and Agnes Heritage in the Tudor Badby/Everdon family, citing the Northamptonshire visitation (printed p. 196). It is a different surname and represented generation from the Scottish Gyles Spence spouse of Thomas Glasgow in 1679. The 1525 birth is explicitly estimated, not proved; that estimate alone is not used to clear the duplicate check. No compatible Spence/Spens historical woman was returned. The visitation OCR was inspected as a lead but its page image was not checked, so no fresh transcription is asserted.
• Further source and existing-profile review completed 2026-09-30; retain compatible candidates unless a concrete conflict excludes them.
• Current represented father Glasgow-1382 explicitly born about 1766, died 1851; mother Christine Davidson is documented as Nathaniel’s mother in 1774. This later family is incompatible with a son already an adult bridegroom in 1679. It is not exclusion on the son’s before-1787 field alone.

== 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 Thomas Glasgow and GYLES SPENCE/FR41 (FR41) on 1679-07-24 at Carstairs.<ref>Scotland’s People: Old Parish Registers — banns and marriages: OPR 633/10 / 37; 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. Thomas Glasgow/Gyles Spence, Carstairs; no compatible identified adult profile.</ref>

== Research Notes ==
The supplied occurrence records Gyles Spence. 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 Carstairs 1679 Thomas–Gyles Spence entry is separate from the Strathblane unnamed event on the same day. Thomas [[Glasgow-1449]] is newly excluded by his represented later family: father [[Glasgow-1382]] is explicitly born about 1766 and dies 1851; mother Christine Davidson has documented motherhood of Nathaniel in 1774, incompatible with being the mother of a 1679 adult. [[Glasgow-1226]] remains a weaker possibility because fatherhood through 1735 would imply an older father but is not impossible. Graduate [[Glasgow-3413]]’s 1670 degree does not establish his assumed Thomas [[Glasgow-3187]] father, and the 1660 burgess entry gives no father. Newly searched Gellies/Gilles/Giles Spence/Spens/Spense yielded no historical woman; the Tudor male Spencer lead remains excluded.

== Sources ==
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