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Scotland: Other references, 1800–1849
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4 collected reference items← All Scotland other references
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- National Records of Scotland, trial papers for John Glasgow, prisoner in the tolbooth of Edinburgh, 28 July 1819; reference JC26/1819/68; related precognition AD14/19/119
- Dobie, James. Examination of the Claim of John Lindsay Crawfurd, to the Titles and Estates of Crawfurd and Lindsay. Edinburgh: William Blackwood; London: Thomas Cadell, 1831, pp. 102–106. National Library of Scotland digital copy
- In 1841, Robert Glasgow, age 65, of independent means, born in Scotland, was living at Holly Walk, Leamington Priors, with Ann Glasgow age 40, Mary Glasgow age 19, Ann Robertson age 18, Jane Robertson age 20, Charlotte Robertson age 10 and Wilhelmina Robertson age 1, one male servant and four female servants. All the children were listed as being born in Scotland. Wilhelmina was the daughter of Robert Glasgow's eldes
- In 1841, Robert Glasgow, age 65, of independent means, born in Scotland, was living at Holly Walk, Leamington Priors, with Ann Glasgow age 40, Mary Glasgow age 19, Ann Robertson age 18, Jane Robertson age 20, Charlotte Robertson age 10 and Wilhelmina Robertson age 1, one male servant and four female servants. All the children were listed as being born in Scotland. Wilhelmina was the daughter of Robert Glasgow's eldes