Happy Weekend All Some various transcriptions, most of which are marriages and deaths.
15 Jan. 1818 Marriages John Rider BRICE Esq. of Jamaica, to Rachael Jane, second daughter of the late Mr. T. MURRAY,Belfast Mr. John COURTNEY to Margaret, eldest daughter of Henry DRAIN of Moneyglass. The Rev. John WHITESIDE of Colerain, to Mary, eldest daughter to the late James HUTCHINSON Esq. same place. Andrew Allen MURRAY of Monaghan, Esq. barrister at law to Rebecca, second daughter of the Rev. William MOFFATT of Cara House, County Fermanagh. John KINGELA County Armagh, Esq. to Anne, youngest daughter of Captain SNOWBRIDGE Armagh. Mr. Patrick BYRNE of Francis street, woollen-draper, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Patrick CAHILL of John's lane. Deaths On the 8th inst, Mrs. M'CREARY wife to Mr, James M'CREARY near Dromore At Benburb, near Armagh, John RYAN Esq, aged 56 years. On the 2nd August, at Poonah, East Indies, Lieutenant Conolly, Robert M'Causland, of the Horse artillery, second son of C. M'Causland GAGE Esq of Fruithill, County Derry. 2 Apr. 1818 Tyrone Assizes Michael MULHATTEN found guilty of the robbery of Thomas MULLIGAN to be hanged 11th April. Six men convicted of cow-stealing and four for sheep-stealing, to be transported 7 years. Henry ALCORN and Ed. M'CORMICK guilty of having in their possession forged notes of the Bank of Ireland, to be transported 14 years. Saunders Newsletter 23 Jan. 1826 died On the 6th inst. at the house of his son-in-law, near Benburb, Robert HOLMES in the 88th year of his age; he was clerk of Eglish church for sixty-one years. 3 May 1828 Married In Benburb Church on the 29th ultimo, the Rev. James WILSON D. D. to Margaret Bryanton, daughter of the late William WILSON of Comber in the County of Down, Esq. On the 1st instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hanna, Mr. Hugh ECCLES Rose Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Isaac BELL both of this town. (Belfast) On the 30th ult. by the Rev. George Bellis, Mr. John BELL of Ballymena to Catherine, only daughter of Mr. John COLVILLE of this town. On the 30th ult. in Lisburn Church by the Rev. T. Thompson, and afterwards the Rev. P. Denvir P. P., George MAJOR to Mary, third daughter of Hugh MULHOLLAND, merchant. On the 16th April in the Parish Church of Drumbeg by the Rev. L. M. Scott, Mr. John MORRISON of Lambeg to Eleanor, eldest daughter of Mr. William PATTISON Malone. On the 24th ultimo, by the Rev. George Hay, Mr. William WITHEROW of Maghreard, to Miss Easter Preston PORTER, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Moses PORTER and grand-daughter of the late Mr. David PORTER, for many years a respectable merchant of Derry. On the 29th April, by the Rev. Mr. Glendie, Surgeon SEAGROVE of Marshalltown house, to Miss HART of the North-east division of the County Carrickfergus. On the 26th ult. in St. George's Church, Dublin, by the Hon. and Rev. Edward Taylor, Edward Houston CAULFIELD eldest son of Colonel James CAULFIELD of Loy House, County of Tyrone to Charlotte, second daughter of Piers GEALE of Mountjoy Square. Died In this town, (Belfast) on the 26th ult. in the 76th year of her age, Martha, relict of the late John JOHNSTON formerly of Old Park. On the 11th ult. aged 81, Alexander GRACEY Esq. of Ballyhosset, Lecale; a man of clear head and warm heart, whose religion was without affectation, whose life was an example to the rich and a blessing to the poor and whose death is universally lamented. On the 30th ult. in Summerhill, Dublin, Caroline, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Dean BLACKER of Carrick, County Armagh. On Sunday, the 27th ult. Mrs. Sarah NUSSIN Moss-side, parish Derriaghy. On the 25th April, at the advanced age of 90 years, Mr. James M'NEICE of Ballinabernice; of whom it might be truly said, that "Along the cool sequestered vale of life He kept the even tenor of his ways" lately in this town, (Belfast) Mr. Daniel O'NEIL. He was beloved and respected by all who knew him. In the ancient church of Ballinderry, his body now lies mingled with the ashes of some of his forefathers, of whom, Felix O'NEIL, the late Earl of Killultagh, was one. Belfast Commercial Chronicle 27 Apr. 1849 Emigration The Powerscourt Estate Co. Tyrone The trustees of this estate lately sent out by the 'Elizabeth' and 'Helen Thompson', from this port to New York, about 200 small farmers and their families, who, being unable to support themselves on their lands, in consequence of the failure of the potato crop, were desirous to emigrate, but had not the necessary means. The trustees, through Walter HORE Esq., the agent of the estates, gave instructions that these poor people should be clothed, their passages paid, that they should be amply provided with provisions and that each of them should be given a sum of money in gold to meet their immediate wants on reaching their destination. The wishes of the trustees were most effectively carried out by Mr. Robert WILSON of Benburb, who came to Belfast and engaged the passages of the parties, provided them with everything necessary for the voyage and saw them comfortably berthed. We understand that between thirty and forty others from the same estate, will shortly be sent out in a similar manner. 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