Fascinatedby JANE DONNELL'S Wheel. The mind boggled until I researched. Of course, a SPINNING WHEEL. Helen descendent of Tyrone GILMORE, LONG, FOYE, GRAHAM families
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Various marriages & Deaths (Teena) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2019 20:31:52 -0800 > From: Teena <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [UlsterAncestry] Various marriages & Deaths > Message-ID: > <CAPf8=XTZ6G40x+hop5A5A+5vaeKj557TW_1=4nC= > [email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" > > Hello Friends > > a few marriages & deaths which were transcribed by me from the noted > sources. > > Belfast Commercial Chronicle 8 Jan. 1817 > > MARRIAGES > On the 3rd inst. in St. Ann?s Church by the Rev. John Brown, Edward > ATKINSON Esq. of Drumcree in the Co. Armagh, to Jane, only daughter of > the late Matthew ANDREW of Belfast. > > On the 2nd inst. by the Rev. Mr. Cowan, Mr. R. W. OSWALD of Dromore, > to Miss M. CARTER of Coagh. Co. Tyrone. > > On Saturday, in Monkstown Church by the Rev Dr. Kyle, Henry KYLE of > the Commercial Buildings, Dublin, to Miss MILLER, daughter of the late > Rev. Oliver MILLER, of Prospect, Black-rock. > > DEATHS > On Monday last, Mr Richard WOLFENDEN Sr. aged 59 years > > On the 5th inst. Mr. James WARD, Malone, aged 97 > > On the 30th ult. Mr. William M'ELWAIN watch-maker, Coleraine at the > premature age of 22 years. > > Enniskillen Chronicle and Erne Packet 27 April 1826 > > MARRIAGES > > In Derryvolland church near this town, (Enniskillen) on the 18th > instant by the Rev. George Harris, William LLOYD Drumreany, to Miss > DANE only daughter of James DANE Esq. of Drumard > > On April 10, Nicholas Robert CALVERT Esq. third son of Nicholas > CALVERT Esq. M. P. of Hunsdon House, Herts, to Elizabeth, eldest > daughter of the Rev. Dr. BLACKER Tynan, Ireland, > > DEATHS > At Sierra Leone, on 2nd October last, of fever, George Alcock NIXON > Esq. Midshipman of H. M. S. 'Maidstone' and eldest son of the late > Montgomery NIXON Esq. of Lakeview, near this town. (Enniskillen) His > correct and gentle conduct obtained for him the unqualified > approbation of his superior officers, while his amiable disposition > engaged the esteem, not only of all on board his ship, but of the > Governors and others, whose acquaintance he had acquired when in > Sierra Leone. The recollection of his virtues is the only consolation > left to an afflicted parent and family for the loss of so dutiful a > son and affectionate brother. > > On the 14th instant, at her house in Stanhop street, May Fair, in the > 86 year of her age, the Right Hon. Philadelphia Hannah, relict of the > late Thos. Viscount Cretnorne, and Baron Dartray of the Kingdom of > Ireland, Her Ladyship was the grand-daughter of Wm. PENN, Founder of > Pennsylvania, in North America and was born in its capital of > Philadelphia, after which city was named. Those to whom she was known > will be sensible of the difficulty of delineating a character > combining so peculiar a variety of attractive and endearing qualities, > adapted to every order in society from the highest to the lowest. > > Belfast Commercial Chronicle 16 May 1827 > > MARRIAGE > On the 8th instant at St. Peter?s Church, Dublin by the Rev. John > Forbes Close, Captain Childley COOTE, brother to Sir Charles COOTE > Bart. M.P. to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Samuel CLOSE of > Elmpark, Co. Armagh > > Enniskillen Chronicle and Erne Packet 7 Jan. 1830 > > MARRIAGES > In Belnaleck Church, yesterday morning by the Rev. George Harris, > Rector of Derrybrusk, the Rev. Edward HALES of Killeshandra, to Anne, > eldest daughter James DENHAM Esq. of Fairwood Park, near Enniskillen > and grandaughter of Sir William RICHARDSON, Bart. > > In Strabane Church on Tuesday the 29th ult. the Rev. Stewart Hamilton, > Rector, Charles FAUSSET Esq. of Lisbofin in this county, to Margaret, > only daughter of the late Gilbert MATHEWSON Esq. of Grove, Co.Tyrone > > On Thursday in the Cathedral at Derry, Mr. Bernard DOHERTY to Mrs. > Elizalath LOGAN > > Dec. 31, by the Rev. John Kincaid, the Rev. Henry Stewart COCHRANE of > Killymen Glebe, Co. Donegal, to Eliza Hannah, youngest daughter of > John KINCAID Esq. Raphoe, deceased > > In St. Mary's Church, Newry on the 30th ult by the Rev. Charles > Campbell, Mr. Adam SWAIL, Ballynary, near Downpatrick, to Charlotte, > youngest daughter of Mr. Alexander EDGAR, Derrylecka, near Newry. > > In Armagh, on the 24th ult. by the Rev. P. S. Henry, Mr. John > ANDERSON, Aughnacloy, Saddler, to Miss Mary M'CONNELL of said place > > Dec. 29, Glanmire Church, Cork, by his father, the Rev. Doctor > COGHLAN, the Rev. Charles Torton COGHLAN, of Annmount, Co. Cork, to > Eliza Louisa, only daughter of Andrew CLERK, Esq. of Belmont, Co. > Donegal. > > DEATHS > At Fahan on Friday, the 1st inst. in the 40th year of his age the Rev. > Francis O?FLAGHERTY, Catholic Pastor, who discharged the duties of his > sacred calling in the united parishes of Fahan and Desertegney with > unwearied assiduity, ever proving himself a sincere friend to the > poor, and a strict upholder of the sacerdotal character. > > At the Infirmary Londonderry on the 19th ultimo, Jane DONNEL aged 106 > years. When a girl of 15 years, she crossed the River Foyle on the > ice, in 1739 (the great frost which continued for 3 months) from > Glendermott, where she had purchased a wheel, which was the companion > of her journey to America, 1800, from whence she returned in 1807, > with the same wheel, being all her furniture, and in consequence of a > fall in 1808, she became invalid, and was admitted into the infirmary, > from where she has been, occasionally, an inmate up to the time of her > death. She possessed all her faculties to the period of her > dissolution. > > Belfast Newsletter 16 Feb. 1830 > > MARRIAGES > On the 2nd inst. at Warrenpoint, by the Rev. Samuel Arnold, Mr. W. > GRAHAM of Aughalee to ELIZA, second daughter of the late Rev. Josiah > KER, parish of Ballee, Co. Down. > > On the 4th inst. at St. Martin's Church, Portadown by the Rev. Robert > Henry, Mr. Hugh DONAGHY, of Ballinteggart, parish of Kilmore, to Miss > Dinagh RIPLEY, of Drumnakelly near Portadown > > On the 21st ult. by the Rev. Thomas Reid, of Randalstown, Henry LEE of > Gilgarn to Mrs. HUME of Aghalaughan, relict of the late James HUME > > On Wednesday last, at Belturbet Church, by the Bishop Kilmore, Richard > Winter REYNELL Esq. eldest son of Richard REYNELL Esq. of Killynon, > Co. Westmeath to Frances Alexandrina, daughter of James SAUNDERSON of > Clover Hill, Co. Cavan. > > At Fort Stewart Church on the 2nd inst. by the Rev. Andrew Christy, Mr > Robt. K. BRANDON, near Kesh, Co. Fermanagh, to Mary Anne, daughter of > Wm. KYLE Esq. Brackey, Co. Tyrone. > > On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr. Dill, Presbyterian Minister of > Carnmoney, Mr. Patrick MORELAND to Miss Matilda RODGERS, daughter of > the late Mr. John RODGERS of same place > > On Tuesday last, by the Rev, Alexander Britton, Brada, Wm. Moody > CRAWFORD Esq. of Ballyarnet to Margery eldest daughter of William > ANDERSON Esq. of Derry > > On the 4th inst, by the Rev. Edward Reid, Ramelton, William FORSYTHE > Esq. of Bernice (?) to Jane, eldest daugter of the John FULLERTON Esq. > of Glencairn > > DEATHS > On Friday last, at her house in Foyle street, Derry, Mrs BATESON, > relict of the late Thomas BATESON Esq. of Derry and mother of Sir > Robert BATESON Bart. aged 65. The deceased was a truly excellent lady > and an ornament to society and will be deeply deplored by her family > and at excessive circle of sincerely attached friends. > > On Tuesday morning last in the 40th year of age, Mr. John MILLER jun. > stone-cutter, of this town > > At Dungannon on the 4th inst. at the house of his uncle, John WILSON > Esq. of Perry street, Wm. A. B. WILSON, son of the late Robert Brown > Esq. of Northland row aged 22 years. > > On the 9th inst. in the 28th year of his age, Mr. Joseph McCULLOUGH, > printer, of Newry, formerly of Belfast. For the > last 8 years he was employed on this establishment, during which time > he was diligent, faithful, and trustworthy. Amiable in his position > and inoffensive in manners, he was esteemed by his employers and > respected by all who knew him. He has left a widow and 2 infant > children to lament his loss. > > At Dieppe Sir Henry Conyngham MONTGOMERY Bart. of the Hall, Co. Donegall > > On Wednesday last, Mr. Danile NICHOLSON, cabinet maker, at the > advanced age of 92; one of the oldest inhabitants of Belfast. During > the long course of his life, he never experienced a days sickness > until within a few months of his death. > > On the 31st. ult. Mr. Joseph M'CRORY of Ballymena, after a short > illness, which he bore with Christian resignation. > > At his house in Ballyconnell last week, at an advanced age, George > COCHRANE Esq. for many years a Supervisor of Excise. > > On the 3rd inst. at his house in Richmount, near Portadown after a > tedious illness Mr. Thomas ROBINSON, aged 45 years, beloved and > regretted by a numerous circle of friends and neighbours. > > On the 9th inst. at Ogles Parish of Ballinderry, Mr. Wm. Henry HOPES > > Londonderry Standard 25 Mar. 1837 > > MARRIAGE > On Wednesday 22nd instant at her mother's residence in Raphoe, by the > Rev. Mr. Gibson of Ballybay, John KILLEN Esq. of Ballymena to > Isabella, daughter the late Rev. William RAMSAY, Presbyterian Minister > of Raphoe. > > DEATHS > On the Continent, William JOHNSTON Esq. of Magheramena, Co. Fermanagh. > The circumstances attending his death are rather distressing, he, > having left home, enjoying good health, for the purpose of > accompanying an ailing brother (Robert) for the benefit of his health. > > On the 17th instant, at the residence of Edward Evans Esq. Dungannon, > Colonel Dawson KELLY C. B. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 73rd > Regiment. His military course was marked by a series of important > services to his country in the West Indies and Peninsular war, wherein > he served on the personal staff of the Duke of Wellington and acted a > conspicuous part in the glorious battle of Waterloo. As he lived > beloved and esteemed by all who knew him, he died deservedly and > universally regretted. > > Happy Hunting~ > Teena > > > ------------------------------ > > Subject: Digest Footer > > _______________________________________________ > UlsterAncestry mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.cotyrone.com/mailman/listinfo/ulsterancestry > Website: https://cotyrone.com > Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CoTyroneIrelandGenealogy/ > > ------------------------------ > > End of UlsterAncestry Digest, Vol 20, Issue 6 > ********************************************* >
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