STRABANE MORNING POST
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June 10 1823 | On Monday last, MRS. McCREA, relict of the late MR. WM. McCREA of Cavanalee |
March 1 1825 | On Saturday last, the body of MR. R. HAMILTON, of Cavanalee, who has been missing for 14 weeks, was found in the river at Sion. It is supposed that he had fallen into the river, on his way home. An inquest was held on the body, who returned a verdict of “Accidental Death.” |
June 24 1828 | On Wednesday last, MISS ELIZABETH KNOX, daughter of MR. JOHN KNOX, of Cavanalee |
July 15 1828 | We are sorry to state, that a young man of the name of JAMES SIMMISON, from Edymore, near this town, went into the river at Derry to bathe, on Wednesday last, and not being a swimmer, he was carried away by the tide and drowned. The parents of the young man were in Derry waiting for the sailing of a vessel for America, in which he was to accompany them; what must have been their feelings, when the vessel sailed next day with them, leaving their son still in the river. His body was found on Saturday, a short distance from where he was drowned, and was yesterday interred in the grave-yard of this town. He was a young man of good character, and much respected by those who knew him |
August 5 1828 | On Saturday last, a field of Oats at Cavanalee, belonging to MR. GALBRAITH LOWTHER, was cut down, and we understand a better crop was seldom or ever cut in the neighbourhood |
November 30 1830 | On Friday last, MR. JOSEPH THOMPSON, of Edymore, aged 66 years |
October 29 1833 | SINGULAR ROBBERIES. About three weeks ago, two Bee Hives were stolen from the garden of MRS. HOOD, of Carrygullon, and a few days ago two were also taken from the garden of MR. WILLIAM HUNTER, of Cavanalee. We would recommend all persons to whom honey may be offered for sale, to be particular in their enquiries after the persons who may offer it as such plunder, if not closely watched, may discourage the practice of rearing Bees altogether. We understand, a Reward, respectably signed, will be offered for the apprehension of the thieves. |
December 31 1833 | On Friday last, at Edymore, MRS. FULTON, wife of MR. JOHN FULTON, of that place |
March 25 1834 | At Cavanalee, near this town, at the advanced age of 92, MR. ALEXANDER KERR |
June 17 1834 | At Cavanalee, near this town, on Monday last, after a lingering illness, MR. THOMAS HOUSTON, aged 74 |
December 16 1834 | At Cavanalee, near this town, on Tuesday morning last, after a lingering illness, JANE, youngest daughter of the late MR. THOMAS HOUSTON, of same place |
May 19 1835 | At Edymore, near this town, on Friday last, MR. JAMES HAMILTON |
October 20 1835 | On Tuesday morning, ISABELLA DONAGHY, daughter of MR. JOHN DONAGHY, of Edymore |
October 27 1835 | On Friday last, by the Rev. Mr Goudy, JOHN HOUSTON, of Cavanalee, to MARY third daughter of MR. ROBERT WILSON of Edymore |
LONDONDERRY JOURNAL
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January 7 1834 | Died on Friday week at Edymore, MRS. FULTON, wife of MR. JOHN FULTON of that place |
November 17 1835 | Died on Sunday se’nnight at Edymore near Strabane, MRS. AIKEN |
January 8 1839 | Married on Thursday last by Rev. A. P. Goudy, MR. ROBERT DAVIS of Edymore to ELIZA, third daughter of MR. JOHN FULTON of Edymore |
December 31 1839 | Died on Saturday se’nnight, MR. JOSEPH DAVIS of Edymore aged 85 |
LONDONDERRY SENTINEL
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December 20 1834 | Died at Cavanalee near Strabane on Tuesday morning week after a lingering illness, JANE, youngest daughter of the late MR. THOMAS HOUSTON of the same place |
January 9 1836 | Married on the 31st ult by Rev. Mr Rentoul of Manorcunningham [Co Donegal], MR. JOHN THOMPSON of Edymore, county of Tyrone, to MISS ELIZA, eldest daughter of the late ROBERT ARMSTRONG, ESQ., of Galdanagh, county of Donegal |
LONDONDERRY STANDARD
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January 31 1838 | Died at Strabane on Saturday last, MR. JAMES BROWN of Edymore near Strabane |
February 21 1838 | Married on Monday 10th inst by Rev. James Houston, MR. JAMES ROULSTON of Ardnaglas [Co. Donegal] to MARY, daughter of JOHN FULTON, ESQ., Edymore, near Strabane |
March 14 1838 | Married at Edymore near Strabane by Rev. A. P. Goudy, MR. JOSEPH MARTIN of Carrygullen, to ELIZABETH, daughter of ROBERT WILSON, ESQ. of Edymore |
October 10 1838 | Married on Friday last, MR. JAMES COWDEN of Strabane, to MISS NANCY BROWN of Cavanalee |
January 9 1839 | Married on Thursday evening last by Rev. A. P. Goudy, MR. ROBERT DAVIS of Edymore, to ELIZA, 3rd daughter of MR. JOHN FULTON, Edymore |
December 25 1839 | Died at Tennessee, North America in October last WILLIAM GRAHAM of Cavanalee near Strabane. He was a young man very much respected by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. He has left a mother and sister to deplore his loss |
May 20 1840 | Married on Tuesday 12th inst by Rev. Moses Chambers, MR. WILLIAM HATRICK of Tamnaclare, Donagheady to MATILDA, daughter of the late MR. JOSEPH THOMPSON of Edymore, parish of Camus |
January 3 1844 | Married in Strabane Church by Rev. E. Atkinson on Monday last, MR. SAMUEL SAWYERS of Bearney to ELIZABETH, daughter of MR. WILLIAM SAWYERS, Edymore |
May 1 1844 | Died on Saturday last at Cavanalee, at the house of MR. JAMES HUNTER, her grandfather, HELEN, eldest daughter of MR. JOHN GRAY, printer and stationer, Strabane, aged 17 years |
April 9 1845 | Died at Edymore near Strabane on Saturday last, MR. ROBERT WILSON aged 86 |
September 26 1845 | Married in Thursday 11th inst at the Presbyterian Church, Glenelly by Rev. John Moore, THOMAS, 5th son of MR. THOMAS PORTER of Edymore near Strabane to MATILDA, 4th daughter of MR. JOHN YOUNG, Aghalane, Glenelly |
January 20 1846 | Died at Cavanalee near Strabane on Saturday week, MRS. McASHEE, wife of MR. JOHN McASHEE of said place |
July 2 1847 | Married in the Presbyterian Church of Dunnemana on Thursday se’nnight, MR. ANDREW McASHEE of Cavanalee, parish of Camus, to MARY ANN, daughter of MR. JOHN JACK of Tirkernaghan |
September 22 1848 | Married on Tuesday last in Strabane Church by Rev. Edward Atkinson, MR. JOHN McASHEE of Cavanalee, to MISS McCREA of same place |