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Named among officers or prisoners in a report on the 1746 proceedings.
Published 1746-09-21 · S Gravenhaegse Courant · p. 1
Newspapers.com original-page JPG saved through the visible CUA page controls; bounded PNG made by a pixel-preserving crop of that downloaded JPG. No image retouching or OCR reconstruction.; long s normalized in the maintained reading. Issue metadata follows Newspapers.com unless noted. Source reference: S Gravenhaegse Courant · 1746-09-21 · p. 1. Open for full size; inspect the original page for context.
What the notice says
A Dutch London report dated 16 September lists Nicolas Glascoe among named officers or prisoners in the 1746 proceedings.
Evidence and identity limits
Original Dutch passage verified. This is a cautious English summary of the named list; detailed legal wording has not been translated or equated with the English indictment notice. Identity review (6 October 2026): Dutch report (16 Sept 1746) listing Nicolas Glascoe among Jacobite officers/prisoners. He is the Irish-French Major Nicholas Glascoe of Ogilvy's regiment; no WikiTree profile exists. No compatible WikiTree profile after a duplicate search for: Nicolas Glascoe.
Reported as a major in Lord Ogilvie’s second battalion and formerly lieutenant in Dillon’s Regiment in French service. · A Dutch report says an order was made to treat him as a prisoner of war.
Occupation / tradeBirth
Published 1746-12-01 · Opregte Haarlemsche Courant · p. 1
Newspapers.com original-page JPG saved through the visible CUA page controls; bounded PNG made by a pixel-preserving crop of that downloaded JPG. No image retouching or OCR reconstruction.; long s normalized in the maintained reading. Issue metadata follows Newspapers.com unless noted. Source reference: Opregte Haarlemsche Courant · 1746-12-01 · p. 1. Open for full size; inspect the original page for context.
What the notice says
A Dutch report names Nicolas Glascoe, major in Lord Ogilvie’s second battalion, as French-born and formerly a lieutenant in Dillon’s Regiment in French service; it reports an order to treat him as a prisoner of war.
Evidence and identity limits
Working English summary of the original Dutch. The passage does not give a birth date, relatives or the specific French town named in other reports. Identity review (6 October 2026): Dutch report (Dec 1746) on Major Nicolas Glascoe of Ogilvy's 2nd battalion, French-born ex-lieutenant of Dillon's, to be treated as a prisoner of war. Same man as group 1334222061; no WikiTree profile. No compatible WikiTree profile after a duplicate search for: Nicolas Glascoe.
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