Gorbals
" Gorbals, par., Glasgow, on S. side of river Clyde, 25 ac., pop. 5567; P.O., called Gorbal's Cross. "
From John Bartholomew's Gazetteer of the British Isles, 1887
Bibliography
Cemeteries
Census
Church History
Dates of Old Parish Registers
b.1771-1854
m.1771-1854
d.nil
Church Records
- Churches in Gorbals (NS590640):
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Description and Travel
You can see pictures in an area centred on OS grid reference NS590640 (Lat/Lon: 55.848589, -4.252417) which are provided by:Gazetteers
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Gorbals has long been part of the City of Glasgow, so the Glasgow pages are essential reading.
Historical Geography
- Details of the administrative areas of which Gorbals has been a part can be seen in Vision of Britain, which contains details of historic boundaries, and more about the place.
History
One famous son of the Gorbals area was Sir Thomas Lipton.
Maps
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Population
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