Statistics from the
public historical catalogue.
Counts are drawn from the maintained catalogue snapshot. They describe records and documented associations, not a proved single family tree.
Places, names, branches and movement
Each panel remains linked back to the relevant catalogue or place view.
People by region
A person is counted once in every mapped region where a record places them.
Most frequent given names
First recorded given name across the public historical catalogue.
Surnames joined by marriage to Glasgow
Glasgow-at-birth people by their spouses' recorded birth surnames, including Glasgow; recognised spelling variants are grouped. Shared surnames do not by themselves prove cousinship.
Largest exported family branches
Primary earliest-ancestor groups from exported WikiTree parent links.
Most frequent mapped places
Unique catalogued people associated with each townland or locality.
Birth centuries
People with a usable birth year; estimates remain estimates.
Most common recorded migrations
Different broad birth and death regions on the same profile.
Profile work is consolidation-first: 65 documentary identities lack a confirmed WikiTree destination, comprising 62 creation-ready after duplicate review, 0 on HOLD with possible existing-profile matches, 0 on HOLD because the records do not yet define a safely distinct person, 3 pre-1500 subjects still lacking an individual Space page, and 0 awaiting identity review. 6 pre-1500 subjects are already linked to their canonical individual Space pages and are excluded from that work queue. A record fact is not by itself a person to create. Family branches follow exported WikiTree parent links and organise research; they do not independently prove descent. Location totals count mapped associations, so one person may appear in several places or regions.