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Anna Mary Small Glasgow was born 15 Oct 1863. She was the granddaughter of Joseph Montgomery Glasgow, the great-granddaughter of William Glasgow.
Our family research is an International group and includes Glasgow, Glasco, Glascoe, Glasgoe, Glasgo, Glassgow, Glas(s)cock and many other variant spellings! Soundex Index G-420. With over 40+ spelling of our name, one thing we have learned, be flexible in your family history research; expect the unexpected. In our site we will use the surname "Glasgow" but please understand, we have all spellings available. Maybe, here, you can find some answers.
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It is appropriate to inaugurate this Glasgow family website with a person who was instrumental in preserving her family history at a time when it wasn’t fashionable or easy. In David Faris’s book The Glasgow Family of Adams County, Ohio, he acknowledges the work of Sarah(1) Alma Glasgow White, as follows:
The major unpublished family source, forming the principal basis of this family history, is the work of Alma (Glasgow) White (1861-1934)…. She collected detailed (but undocumented) information about many descendants of all the children of her great-grandfather Robert Glasgow except for the eldest daughter Hadassah (Glasgow) Dryden….Mrs. White’s materials were widely distributed among interested descendants, some of whom added more detail about their own branches. (Pg. 1)...
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Access to the Glasgow Genealogy database, and all it's resources, is a research benefit. The database and its records have been acquired through the dedicated cooperation of current, along with former, members and today holds thousands of names.No genealogical database is perfect and ours is no exception. We greatly welcome contributions or corrections. Feel free to use either the "Suggest" link when submitting additions or correction to errors identified, or "Contact" link if you want to just ask a question.WE NEED HELP! It is our intent through this website to share the results of our research and facilitate the exchange of information among fellow researchers. With your help we hope to make this as complete a history of these families as possible. If you have a connection to our family, we would appreciate it if you would submit any additional photos, documents or family group sheets. We are looking for photographs of people on this site. If you have any scanned images to share, we would love to put a face to the name!NOTE: Family members born before 1930 will have personal information available. Family members born after 1930 (and no death date) will only show as “living” and may not be available based on permission from the family.
Why waste your money looking up your family tree? Just go into politics and your opponents will do it for you.
Everyone has ancestors and it is only a question of going back far enough to find a good one.
We've uncovered some embarrassing ancestors in the not-too-distant past. Some horse thieves, and some people killed on Saturday nights. One of my relatives, unfortunately, was even in the newspaper business.
Southerners are so devoted to genealogy that we see a family tree under every bush.
My grandmother started walking five miles a day when she was sixty. She's ninety-seven now, and we don't know where the hell she is.
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