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Burial: "UK and Ireland, Find a Grave® Index, 1300s-Current," database ($, accessed 12 April 2025) Name: Mary Osborne; Maiden Name: Glasgow; Gender: Female; Birth Date: 1876; Death Date: 8 Jan 1936; Cemetery: Stane Cemetery; Burial or Cremation Place: Stane, North Lanarkshire, Scotland; Has Bio?: N; Father: Thomas Glasgow; Mother: Jane Glasgow; Spouse: Robert Sneddon Osborne; Children: Christina McVey.

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Burial: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181499904/rebecca-clark: accessed November 4, 2025), memorial page for Rebecca Glasgow Clark (unknown–26 Feb 1926), Find a Grave Memorial ID 181499904, citing Rivermont Cemetery, Lynchburg, City of Lynchburg, Virginia, USA; Maintained by David Smith (contributor 48217285).

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By 1800 he and his wife had relocated to North Uxbridge, Massachusetts in the Blackstone Valley. His father Jacob and brother George followed him and also moved to the Blackstone Valley. In 1806 Isaac, his father and brother moved to Griswold Connecticut. Isaac purchased from Alexander Stewart (also a member of the Kinne family) three-quarters of an acre of land and a house, along with the rights to water-power acc

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By the 1870s he was trading from 20 Myddleton Square, London. A surviving watch movement in the British Museum is signed: :D. Glasgow, 20 Myddleton Square, London, No. 1516. British Museum, half-hunter watch movement (https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/H_1958-1201-1008), made by David Glasgow at 20 Myddleton Square, London, about 1875 (accessed 16 July 2026).

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