Glasgow

r348> Glasgow (also Glascow) -- Born ca. 1764-66. Parents
unknown; husband of Kate <364>; probably father of Penelope
<140>, Dorcas <127>, Tom <050>, Charlotte <597>, Levi <598>.
Residing at Nomony Hall in 1775, 1782, 1784, and 1785.
Scheduled to be sent from Nomony Hall to the Shenandoah
tract in 1787, but residing at Leo in 1788, 1791, and 1796.
Described as a nailer in 1784 and 1787 and as a blacksmith
in 1796. Named in 1791 deed of emancipation. Scheduled for
emancipation in 1799, but name is not listed among those
presented for freedom in that year. Sources: Deed of
Emancipation, August 1, 1791, Pt. 1, pp. 10, 28, and pt. 2,
Pp. 29, 48; 2d Book of Miscellanies," pp. 72-73; "Whites &
Blacks, living at Nornony Hall in Westmoreland County,
October 4, 1775, C.F.P., 1651-1861, Sect. 36 (Mssl C2468
a2100), VHS; Letterbook, 1782-1784, p. 10; Travis Jones'sInventory of Taxable Specific Articles at Nomony Hall, March
1, 1784, C.F.P., 1651-1861, Sect. 36 (Mssl C2468 a2102),
VHS; Nomony Hall Ledger 0A b, p. 27; Westmoreland County
Personal Property Tax List, 1785, VSA; Letterbook, 1785-
1787, pp. 251-53, 255-56.