
A list of bankrupts who presented their petitions for relief from insolvency at Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Court House February 28 1846
[Bankrupts were detained in Omagh Debtors’ Gaol until outstanding debts had been cleared to the satisfaction of creditors]
Many names and former places of residence are spelt phonetically, so a reasonable degree of creativity is required to locate a possible forebear.
| SURNAME | GIVEN NAME | FORMER RESIDENCE | OCCUPATION |
| IRWIN | Andrew | Fintona | clothes dealer |
| JAMISON | Thomas | Strabane | grocer |
| LUNNY | Christopher | Omagh | baker |
| McCANNEY | Patrick | Fintona | farmer |
| McCLERNAN | John, jun. | Anaghmore | weaver |
| McCLINTOCK | Harriet | Creevanagh | widow |
| McKERNAN | James | Drumgullin | farmer |
| McLAUGHLIN | John | Newtownstewart | farmer |
| MALLON | Bernard | Cocksown [Cookstown?] | clothes dealer |
| MOORE | William | Kilmore | farmer |
| NIBLON | Thomas | Lurgancullen | farmer |
| NEWEL | John | Stewartstown | Victualler |
| O’DONNELL | John | Omagh | labourer |
| O’NEIL | Peter | Creenagh | farmer |
| RICE | Joseph | Cavan | weaver |
| WHITE | John | Omagh | pensioner |
| WHITE | George | Omagh | painter |