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Location: Passaic, New Jersey, United States
Surname/tag: Glasgow
Eight Brothers and Sisters Together After 30 years
A photograph appeared in The Herald-News (Passaic, New Jersey) 28 July 1936 , page 6; showing eight siblings of the same family, originally from Cookstown, County Tyrone, Ireland. The caption reads:
- Silas Glasgow of East Orange
- William, of Alhambra, Cal.
- Henry, of Livingston
- Robert, of Clifton
- Dr. Thomas M. Glasgow, of Passaic
- Mrs. Hadley Urquhardt, of Livingston
- Mrs. Charles Zehnder, of Newark
- Mrs. Harry Pfeffer, of Newark
An article about this reunion was published in the Mid-Ulster Mail (August 1936) back in Northern Ireland, giving the following information:
- Mary Jane Hopper's parents lived at "The Island", Drumshanbo.
- Nine children emigrated to the US, the first being Thomas Glasgow of Passaic NJ, and the last being Robert.
- Robert lived in Scotland for 25 years with a wife and 4 children; emigrating to the US around 1927. Lives in Clifton, NJ.
- William also described as "the last to emigrate" in contradiction to the previous paragraph!
- William went to Alhambra, California where he is in the painting business. The other children all went to New Jersey.
- William and his youngest brother Silas were in Wyoming when war broke out.
- Silas raised a cavalry regiment in Wyoming. He received the Governor's Cup. After the war he married and moved to East Orange, NJ.
- The eldest brother is Henry, a building contractor in Livingstone NJ.
- The three daughters all married.
- Sarah graduated as a nurse in 1913 and is the widow of Harry Pfeffer, Newark.
- Eleanor is married to Dr Hadley Urquahart of Livingstone NJ.
- The third is the wife of Charles Zehder(sic), an eye specialist in Newark.
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- "A New Jersey Reunion - The Glasgow Family", Mid-Ulster Mail - Saturday 29 August 1936, Page 3
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