Birth, Marriage & Death Notices, Convoy, Co Donegal, 1829 to 1856

Extracted from personal notices inserted in the STRABANE MORNING POST, LONDONDERRY STANDARD & LONDONDERRY SENTINEL

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Births - Marriages - Deaths

Births

 

February 10 1844

February 3rd, at Convoy House, county Donegal, the lady of the REV CHARLES BOYTON, of a son

 

June 13 1846

On the 5th inst., at Convoy House, the lady of JAMES GROVE WOOD, ESQ., of a daughter

 

June 26 1847

June 14th, at Convoy House, the lady of JAMES GROVE WOOD, ESQ., of Castle Grove, of a son

 

May 19 1849

May 7, at Convoy House, the lady of JAMES G. WOOD, ESQ., of a daughter

 

June 13 1862

June 6, at the Manse, Convoy, the wife of the REV ROBERT BEATTIE, of a daughter

 

January 15 1864

January 12, at Magheranappin, Convoy, the wife of MR JOHN GREGG, of a son

 

February 2 1864

January 28, at Augheyault, Convoy, the wife of MR CHARLES McCLURE, of a son

 

March 12 1867

March 6, at The Manse, Convoy, the wife of the REV ROBERT BEATTIE, of a daughter

 

August 9 1867

August 1, at Convoy, the wife of MR PORTER, teacher of Convoy National School, of a son

 

April 27 1869

April 22, at Convoy, MRS WILLIAM J. PORTER, of a daughter

 

September 17 1869

Sept. 10, at the Manse, Convoy, the wife of the REV ROBERT BEATTIE, of a son

 

 

Marriages

 

February 6 1830

On the 21st inst., by the Rev. J. Steele, of Stranorlar, MR G. WASON, of Castledooey, to SARAH, Sarah, daughter of MR. JOHN STEVENSON, Ardagh

 

November 9 1830

On Sunday the 7th November, at Clonleigh Chapel, near Lifford, HUGH GALLINAGH,ESQ., of Strabane, to MISS CATHARINE O’DONNELL, of Convoy

 

May 10 1834

On Monday, 3rd inst., by the Rev. John Wray, of Convoy, MR ROBERT LAIRD, Tullyverry, near Raphoe, to MARY, second daughter of the late MR WILLIAM SHAW, of Coolaghy

 

May 9 1835

On the 6th inst., at Convoy Church, by the Rev. John Beatty, the REV CHARLES BOYTON, Rector of Letterkenny, and late F.T.C.D., to MARY ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ESQ., of Convoy House, county Donegal

 

June 16 1838

On the 14th inst., at Convoy Church, by the Rev. William Lodge, Rector of Killea, ROSS McCLINTOCK, M.D., of Raphoe, to MARY ELIZABETH, only daughter of the late JOHN MACLARTY, ESQ., Gold Mine, Jamaica

 

May 16 1840

At Ballgreen, on Thursday, the 14th inst., by the Rev. John Stott, Convoy, MR GEORGE COOKE, Ramelton, to SARAH, second daughter of MR ALEXANDER BLACK, of the above Place

 

September 5 1840

On Tuesday, August 25, by the Rev. John Stott, Convoy, MR ROBERT McCLURE, of Magheranappin, to MISS MARGARET MONTGOMERY, second daughter of MR HUGH MONTGOMERY, of Ray

 

January 16 1841

On the 7th inst., by the Rev. John Wray, Convoy, MR DAVID McCONAGHEY, Tullydonnell, to ANNE, youngest daughter of the late ROBERT ALLEN, ESQ., Ballyboe

 

April 9 1842

On Tuesday, the 13th ult., by the Rev. Alexander Brittin, Reformed Presbyterian Minister of Bready [Co Tyrone], the REV JOHN SCOTT, Reformed Presbyterian Minister of Convoy, to ELIZA, daughter of MR WILLIAM BLACK, Aughigalt

 

April 23 1842

On Thursday, 14th inst., by the Rev. John Wray, of Convoy, at the residence of the lady's father, MR JAMES HENDERSON, Minivoy, to MATILDA, only daughter of MR WILLIAM MACKY, of Cornigilla, county Donegal

 

March 11 1843

On the 28th ult., by the Rev. John Stott, of Convoy, MR ALEXANDER STOREY, of Carnamuggah, near Letterkenny, to LETITIA, youngest daughter of the late ANDREW KING, ESQ., surgeon, of Ballibofey

 

April 1 1843

On the 24th ult., by the Rev. J.P. Dickey, of Carnone, MR WILLIAM HENDERSON, of Greenlees, to MARY, only daughter of MR RICHARD RUSSELL, of Cloughgore

 

April 29 1843

At Convoy Church, on Thursday, the 27th inst., by the Rev. Charles Boyton, D.D., JAMES G. WOOD, ESQ., of Castle Grove, in the county of Donegal, to FRANCES JUDITH, youngest  daughter of ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ESQ., of Convoy House, in the said county

 

January 20 1844

January, 9, at Erin Cottage, Clarke, by the Rev. Thomas Smith Kennedy, Rector of Darlington, MR JOHN TURNER DAY, of Earsham Cottage, fifth son of the late REV GEORGE DAY, of Norfolk, England, to JANETTE JULIA, second daughter of the late CAPTAIN GEORGE MONTGOMERY, and niece to ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ESQ., of Convoy House, Raphoe

 

August 16 1845

On the 14th inst., in Convoy Church, by the Rev. John Beatty, HENRY BARNES GREESON,  barrister, Upper Merrion Street, Dublin, son of the late REV GEORGE GREESON, Ardnarcher House, King's county, to ANNE, eldest daughter of the late ANDREW BEATTY, ESQ., of Derry

 

October 18 1845

On the 13th inst., in Convoy Church, by the Rev. J. Beatty, JACKSON HAWKSBY, ESQ., civil engineer, to FRANCES, eldest daughter of CAPTAIN A.R. MONTGOMERY, 23rd R.W.F., Convoy

 

February 15 1850

February 12th., at the Marriage Registrar Office, Stranorlar, by Henry Alexander Wallen, F.R.C.S.I., MR JAMES PATTON, Lettershambo, to MARY, relict of the late MR JOHN HUMES, Kiltiferigle, county Donegal

 

January 10 1851

On Friday, the 3rd inst., in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. John Wray, MR WILLIAM OSBOURNE, grocer, Derry, to ISABELLA, daughter of MR WILLIAM RAMSEY, Drumnacross

 

December 12 1851

On the 4th inst., in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. John Wray, MR WILLIAM BARCLAY, Argry, to SARAH JANE, only daughter of the late MR WILLIAM BARCLAY, of Highfiggart

 

February 20 1852

On the 2nd February, in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Paisley [Scotland], by the Rev. Professor Andrew Symington, D.D., MR ANDREW JENKINS, Convoy, county Donegal, Ireland, merchant, to MARY, youngest daughter of the late MR WALTER ARTHUR, Paisley

 

October 14 1853

On the 22nd April, by the Rev. J.B. Dale, Minister of the First Reformed Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, MR WILLIAM MACAULEY, formerly of this City [Londonderry], to MARGARET, third daughter of JAMES EWING, ESQ., Drumgumberland, Parish of Convoy, county Donegal, Ireland

 

March 3 1854

On the 28th February, in the First Presbyterian Church, Stranorlar, by the Rev. Dr. Steele, MR CHARLES CARSON, of White Hill, to MISS SARAH GLENN, of Meenavalley

 

November 30 1855

On the 15th inst., in the Presbyterian Church Carnone, by the Rev. John P. Dickey, MR ROBERT WITTERS, of Trainbuoy, Convoy, to MARGARET JANE, daughter of MR WILLIAM RUSSELL, Braehead, Raphoe

 

April 10 1857

On the 31st ult., in the Presbyterian Church of Carnone, by the Rev. J.P. Dickey, MR JAMES McDONNELL, of Priesttown, Convoy, to SUSAN, youngest daughter of MR WILLIAM RUSSELL, Braehead, Raphoe

 

August 14 1857

On the 4th inst., in Carnone Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John P. Dickey, MR THOMAS LOUGHEAD, of Lifford, to JANE, eldest daughter of the late MR WILLIAM ELLIOTT, of Ballyboe

 

April 9 1858

On the 29th ult., in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. William Scott, of Newtowncunningham, MR ROBERT WILLIAMSON, of Ballina, county Mayo, to ANNE JANE, daughter of MR JOHN THOMPSON, Convoy

 

May 14 1858

On the 1st ult., in the Presbyterian Church, Carnone, by the Rev. J.P. Dickey, MR THOMAS SPENCE, Milltown, Raphoe, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of the late MR JOHN McBRIDE, Findrum

 

May 21 1858

At Convoy, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. J. Beattie, MR JOHN THOMPSON, Sheskin, to ISABELLA, eldest daughter of MR ROBERT KINCAID, Tullydonnell

 

June 25 1858

On the 17th inst., in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. John P. Dickey, of Carnone, MR ALEXANDER CALHOUN, of Flemingstown, to ELIZABETH, daughter of MR RICHARD GREGG, of Cornagillagh

 

September 24 1858

On the 16th inst., in the Convoy Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John P. Dickey, Carnone, MR WILLIAM WRAY, Manorcunningham, to MISS ELIZA BAXTER, of Magheracurran

 

December 24 1858

On the 21st inst., in Convoy Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John P. Dickey, Carnone, MR ANDREW LOWRY, Mullinard, to MISS ELIZA CRAWFORD, Broadpath, Convoy

 

June 10 1859

June 2, at Convoy, by the Rev. Robert Beattie, MR JOHN SPROULE, of Gibbstown, to RACHAEL, third daughter of MR MATTHEW WILLIAMS, Ruskey

 

September 23 1859

September 14, at Convoy Church, by the Rev. John Beatty, A.M., J.J. HAMILTON, ESQ., Officer of the Inland Revenue, to JEANETTE, youngest daughter of CAPTAIN A.R. MONTGOMERY

 

December 16 1859

November 29, in the Presbyterian Church, Raphoe, by the Rev. J. Thompson, MR JOHN BLACK, of Killynure, to FANNY, daughter of MR ROBERT McCRABB, Glentown

 

February 17 1860

February 7, in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. Robert Beattie, MR THOMAS KEE, Maheracoran, to ANNE EWING, Drumgumberland, near Convoy

 

July 27 1860

July 19, in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. R. Beattie, MR JOHN GIBB, of Melbourne, Australia, to FANNY, eldest daughter of the late MR THOMPSON JOHNSTON, of Creggan, near Convoy, county Donegal

 

August 24 1860

August 14, in the Fisherwick Place Presbyterian Church, Belfast, by the Rev. James Martin, the REV ROBERT BEATTIE, Convoy, to ISABELLA ROBENA, second daughter of the late REV ROBERT QUINN, Fermoy, county Cork

 

August 31 1860

August 21, in Convoy Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Robert Boyle, MR JOHN McHUGH, Mullinard, Convoy, to MARY ANN, third daughter of MR JOHN DUNLOP, Ballyholey, Raphoe

 

May 3 1861

April 25, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. Oliver Leitch, MR ALEXANDER DINNING, Castle Taurus, near Convoy, to ISABELLA, daughter of the late MR THOMAS WHITE, Calhame

 

September 20 1861

September 17, in the Presbyterian Church, Urney [Co Tyrone], by the Rev. Joseph McConaghey, A.M., St. Johnston, assisted by the Rev. James Budd, A.M., Sion, MATTHEW McCONAGHEY, ESQ., S.T.C.D., son of ROBERT McCONAGHEY, ESQ., Convoy, to MARTHA, eldest daughter of the REV JOHN McCONAGHEY, A.M., Larkfield

 

May 2 1862

At Millwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S., by the Rev. John Holt, THOMAS BARRY LIVINGSTONE, ESQ., of Millwaukee, engineer, son of the late THOMAS LIVINGSTON, of Convoy, to LUCY SUSAN, only surviving daughter of the late ROBERT BRUCE, ESQ., formerly of Kilmarnock, Scotland

 

September 19 1862

September 9, at the Parish Church of Leck, county Donegal, by the Rev. A. Stuart, MR JOHNSTON BOAL, Bawn, Convoy, to CATHERINE, second daughter of MR JOHN MORROW, Bunagee, Letterkenny

 

October 31 1862

October 23, at the Roman Catholic Church, Convoy, by the Rev. Mr. McMenamin, P.P., MR DANIEL CARLIN, Braehead, Derry, to MISS MARY HUGHES, daughter of MR ANDREW HUGHES, Magheracorrin, county Donegal

 

January 2 1863

On the 29th December, in the Mall Presbyterian Church, Armagh, by the Rev. J.R. McAlister, MR JOHN HAMILTON, of Milford, to MISS ELIZA M. LIVINGSTONE, of Armagh, formerly of Convoy, county Donegal

 

February 13 1863

January 29, in the Presbyterian Church, Ballindrate, by the Rev. W. McCrea, MR WILLIAM JOHN GARDNER, of Castletorris, to ELIZA JANE, daughter of MR SAMUEL GARDNER, of Shannon

 

March 13 1863

March 12, at Mulvin [Co Tyrone], by the Rev. J.A. Chancellor, MR JOHN GREGG, Magheranappin, to MARY, second daughter of the late MR ANDREW CROSS, merchant, Tolcross, Glasgow

 

November 3 1863

October 29, in the Roman Catholic Church, Convoy, by the Rev. John McMenamin, MILES M.A. PARTLAND, Raphoe, to CATHERINE, daughter of the late MR GEORGE KAYS

 

February 19 1864

February 8, in the Roman Catholic Church, Convoy, by the Rev. John McMenamin, P.P., MR THOMAS SPENCE, Argry, to MISS CATHERINE GREEN, Hotel, Raphoe

 

March 29 1864

March 23, at the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. Robert Beattie, MR JOHN BAXTER, Trentaboy, to CATHERINE, youngest daughter of MR JAMES SHIRLOW, Magheranappin

 

May 31 1864

May 28, at the Registrar's Office, Stranorlar, by Henry A. Wallen, Esq., F.R.C.S.I., MR JAMES GALLAGHER, to MISS FRANCES BURKE, both of McMensis, Parish of Convoy

 

October 14 1864

October 10, at Mrs. Green's Hotel, by the Rev. Peter McDevitt, C.C., Convoy, JAMES MULLAN, ESQ., Greenock, to MISS A. GREEN, Raphoe

 

February 7 1865

On the 2nd February, in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. Robert Beattie, MR WILLIAM LEE, to MARTHA ANNE, daughter of MR JAMES SHIRLOW, of Magheranappin

 

May 5 1865

May 2, in Convoy Church, by the Rev. Samuel Martin, MR MATTHEW MOFFATT, Legfreshey, Upper Langfield [Co Tyrone], to Margaret, daughter of MR JAMES MOFFATT, Gobnascale, Convoy

 

May 19 1865

April 25, at New York, by the Rev. Dr. Wiggins, MR NATHANIEL LAIRD, formerly of Trainbuoy, county Donegal, to MISS MAGGIE H. WRAY, late of this City [Londonderry]

 

June 20 1865

June 13, in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. Robert Beattie, MR JOHN LAMROCK, of Grovehill, Parish of Cumber [Co Londonderry], to DORCAS, daughter of the late MR JOSEPH GLENN, Labadoo, near Convoy

 

August 15 1865

August 11, in the First Presbyterian Church, Derry, by the Rev. Robert Beattie, Convoy, MR WILLIAM JOHN PORTER, teacher of Convoy Agricultural National School, to CATHERINE, daughter of MR SAMUEL CLARKE, Tergoland, near Dungiven [Co Londonderry]

 

October 3 1865

September 28, in the First Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. John Kinnear, MR JOHN HAMILTON, of Pluck, to MISS JANE LYTLE, of Carrickbrack

 

March 23 1866

March 16, in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. Robert Beattie, MR WILLIAM IRWIN, of Ballindreat, to MARY, only daughter of MR JOHN TOPPINGS, Convoy

 

October 23 1866

October 20, at the Registrar's Office, Stranorlar, by Henry A. Wallen, Esq., F.R.C.S.I., MR JAMES ASH, to MISS CATHERINE RAMSAY, both of Convoy

 

May 17 1867

On the 13th May, at the Marriage Register Office, Stranorlar, county Donegal, by Henry A. Wallen, Esq., F.R.C.S.I., MR HUGH MURPHY, of Lettershamboe, to MISS MARGARET STEWART of Brown Hall, Parish of Conwall

 

September 6 1867

September 5, in the Parish Church, Convoy, by the Rev. Samuel Martin, Incumbent, MR WILLIAM JAMES McALLEN, Greenhills, Convoy, to MARY, eldest daughter of MR ANDREW CORR, Carrickbrack, Convoy

 

January 14 1868

On the 8th January, in Alt Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. S. Stewart, assisted by the Rev. Robert Beattie, MR THOMAS COOKE, Convoy, to MATILDA, daughter of MR JEREMIAH ROULSTON, Corcullion, Castlefin

 

February 7 1868

February 4, at the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. C.K. Toland, REV JOHN WHITE MacKEOWN, Knockgarron House, Stranorlar, to MARGARET JANE, youngest daughter of the late SAMUEL MacKEOWN, Carrowmenagh, Maghera

 

May 8 1868

April 30, in the Presbyterian Church of Convoy, by the Rev. John Porter Dickie, MR JOHN STEWART, of Repentance, to MISS ANNE LAVERTY, of Greenhills

 

May 12 1868

May 7, in the Presbyterian Church of Convoy, by the Rev. John Porter Dickey, of Carnone, MR JOHN WRAY, of Carnone, to MISS MARY JANE COLHOUN, of Brockstown

 

June 2 1868

May 28, in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. J.W. McKeown, ROBERT A. CUNNINGHAM, ESQ., Lakemount Cottage, Stranorlar, to MATILDA, daughter of JAMES BRIGHAM, ESQ., Donegal

 

December 1 1868

November 26, in Convoy Parish Church, by the Rev. Samuel Martin, Incumbent, MR JOHN McCREERY, to MISS SARAH ASH

 

December 18 1868

December 8, in the Presbyterian Church, Convoy, by the Rev. R. Beattie, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Armstrong, Superintendent of the General Assembly's Connaught Schools, EDWARD BURKE, McMeanses, to MARY ROSS, of Callen

 

January 1 1869

Dec 23, in Convoy Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. R. Beattie, assisted by the Rev. J.P. Dickey, Carnone, JAMES GRAY, ESQ., of Lakeview Cottage, county Down, to MISS MAGGIE J. SCOTT, formerly of Princeton, Indiana, U.S

 

June 15 1869

June 7, at Convoy Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John P. Dickey, of Carnone, MR WILLIAM ALEXANDER COLHOUN, of Mondooey, to MISS MARY WRAY, of Whitehill

 

June 22 1869

June 17, at Convoy Presbyterian Church, by the Rev, John Porter Dickey, of Carnone, CHARLES WILSON, ESQ., of Drummanany, to ELIZABETH, only daughter of the late ROBERT McCONAGHY, ESQ., of Maghrahee

 

November 26 1869

November 22, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Peter McMenamine, P.P., Convoy, ANDREW TONER, ESQ., merchant, Ballybofey, to MARY, eldest daughter of MR JAMES KERR, Raphoe

 

December 3 1869

Nov. 27, in the Roman Catholic Church, Convoy, by the Rev. P. McMenamin, P.P., MR JOHN CARROL, R.I.C., to ROSE QUINN, second daughter of MR THOMAS QUINN, Raphoe

 

 

Deaths

 

March 27 1830

On the 20th instant, at Convoy House, Convoy, county Donegal, in the 72nd year of her age, MRS MONTGOMERY, of Convoy

 

May 1 1830

At Convoy, on Friday, the 23rd April, JANE, wife of the REV JAMES TAYLOR, aged 87

 

February 19 1831

On the 15th inst., at Gortin, the residence of his son in law, in the 91st year of his age, the REV JAMES TAYLOR, for 65 years Minister of the Presbyterian Congregation of Convoy

 

July 9 1831

On the 29th ult., after a tedious illness, MRS SCOTT, wife of MR WILLIAM SCOTT, Convoy. In a discharge of her duties as a wife and mother she was equalled by few, excelled by none

 

October 23 1832

An occurrence, unfortunately too frequent in this country, took place on the night of the 16th inst.  DAVID WARRELL, whose father has a respectable shop in Convoy, and SAMUEL WILSON, farmer, of Bonnygee, left Convoy together ... the former, it is said, purposing to go part of the way home with the latter. On the way they both drank to intoxication, quarrelled, and in the quarrel, Wilson unfortunately lost his life. Warrell was sent to Lifford gaol; but, on Saturday, admitted to bail, the verdict of a Coroner’s Inquest being “justifiable homicide.”... We understand the parties were half brothers, and also connected by marriage.  “Oh! that man should put an enemy within his mouth, to steal away his brains!”

 

February 25 1834

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT On Thursday last, as JOHN M’KELVEY, a horse dealer, from Convoy, in the County of Donegal, was returning, with others, from the fair at Belturbet, he happened to be a little behind his comrades, when within about five miles of this town, and riding quickly to overtake them, just at Drumain bridge, when the animal coming with force against the battlement of the bridge, the man was precipitated over into the water and unfortunately drowned. On the body being found an inquest was held by MR. TROTTER, coroner, and a verdict to the above effect returned. Several persons witnessed the melancholy occurrence, but could render no assistance, the water being deep and no vessel convenient at the time. He was, we understand, a decent industrious man

 

March 15 1834

On the 8th inst., of apoplexy, at an advanced age, MR THOMAS CRISWELL, of Convoy

 

April 18 1835

On Sunday, the 12th inst., MR ROBERT McCLURE, of Maghrenappin, near Convoy, aged 68 years. He left three sons and two daughters to lament his loss. His remains were interred on Tuesday in the church yard of Convoy

 

October 17 1835

At Three Springs Farm, near Coshocton, Ohio, U.S., on the 21st August last, MR MATTHEW SCOTT, late of Tullydonnell, near Convoy, in the 69th year of his age

 

July 13 1839

On Tuesday the 2nd inst., aged 23 years, REBECCA, daughter of the late MR ROBERT McCLURE, Magheranappin

 

May 8 1841

On the 26th ult., in Carrickbrack, at her sister's residence, at the advanced age of 81 years, LYDIA MOORE, fifth daughter of DAVID MOORE, ESQ., late of said Place

 

February 5 1842

On the 17th ult., after a long and tedious illness, which she bore with Christian patience, MARY, relict of the late THOMAS CRISWELL, of Convoy, aged 78 years

 

November 5 1842

At Carrickbrack, on Sunday, the 30th October, MR WILLIAM McCONAGHY, aged 26 years

 

June 17 1843 

On Thursday, the 8th inst., at Priestown, near Convoy, MR. ANDREW GRAHAM, aged 113 years

 

July 1 1843

On the 3rd ult., at Findrum, near Raphoe, county Donegal, the residence of her nephew, ANDREW McCLURE, ESQ., MISS MARY McCLURE, aged 85 years

 

December 30 1843

At Convoy, on Wednesday, the 20th inst., MR SAMUEL ALLEN, aged 45

 

January 13 1844

At Cavan, Stranorlar, on the 9th inst., MARY, wife of MARSHALL CLARKE, ESQ., late Lieutenant, 88th Regiment, and eldest daughter of the late ROBERT ALLEN, ESQ., of Carrickbrack

 

May 14 1844

May 9th, at Convoy, aged three months, ROBERT MONTGOMERY CHAMBERS, second son of the late REV CHARLES BOYTON, D.D

 

May 24 1845

On Sunday, the 18th inst., at Kiltowel, near Convoy, MR WILLIAM JOHNSTON, aged 85 years

 

October 24 1846

Of influenza, after a few days illness, on the 15th inst., at Convoy House, in his 68th year, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ESQ

 

May 13 1847

In Carrickbrack, on the 9th inst., in the 85th year of her age, ELIZABETH ALLEN, relict of the late MR JOHN ALLEN, and daughter of the late MR DAVID MOORE, both of said Place

 

August 28 1847

On the 20th inst., MR SAMUEL SMYLIE, of Liskeeran, near Stranorlar, aged 102 years, for many years a ruling elder in the Congregation of Convoy

 

January 8 1848

On the 26th ult. at Convoy, ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of MR THOMAS WARRELL, aged 76 years

 

February 22 1848

At Convoy, on the 19th inst., MR THOMAS WARRELL, aged 70 years, long a merchant of that town and a ruling elder of the Presbyterian Church

 

September 30 1848

At Convoy, on the 24th inst., in her 83rd year, ELLEN, youngest daughter of the late REV ROBERT LAW, of Carnone, and relict of the late SAMUEL ALLEN, of Convoy

 

May 5 1849

On the 28th April, at Convoy, in the house of her son, the REV JOHN BEATTY, ELIZABETH, relict of the late ANDREW BEATTY, ESQ., of this City [Londonderry], aged 64 years

 

May 12 1849

On the 11th ult., at Three Springs, Ohio, U.S.A., MRS M. SCOTT, relict of the late MATTHEW SCOTT, of Tullydonnel, near Convoy, aged 74 years

 

November 8 1850

On the 7th inst., at his residence, Shipquay Street [Londonderry], MR CHARLES M. COOPER, haberdasher, interment in Convoy graveyard

 

January 3 1851

On the 27th ult., at an advanced age, JANE, relict of the late MR STEPHEN WRAY, of Drumgumberland

 

February 28 1851

On the 7th inst., at his residence, Carrickbrack, near Convoy, MR JOHN ALLEN, at the advanced age of 85 years. He was an elder of the Presbyterian Church, Convoy

 

April 1 1853

On the 22nd ult., of influenza, HESTER, aged 22 years, fifth daughter of MR JOHN WARRELL, of Convoy

 

May 5 1854

On the 16th ult., at Cornagilla, MARY ANNE, third daughter of MR WILLIAM CRAWFORD, aged 14 years

 

August 25 1854

July 19th, at New York, U.S., of typhoid fever, aged 21 years, MARTIN, fourth son of MR MARTIN LAIRD, , late of Trainbuoy, near Convoy, county Donegal

 

September 21 1855

August 27, at Finnidurk, near Convoy, MR SAMUEL POLLOCK, of inflammation of the chest

 

May 30 1856

At Lettermore, near Stranorlar, on the 17th inst., BRIDGET LOUGHERY, at the advanced age of 104 years

 

June 5 1857

On the 8th ult., at Finnydurk, Convoy, MR JOHN SHANKLIN, JUN., medical student, aged 26 years

 

October 2 1857  

On the 23rd ult., MARGARET, the wife of MR ROBERT McCONAGHY, of Carrickbrack, and youngest daughter of MR JOHN ALLEN, late of same place, after a painful and protracted illness

 

December 25 1857

On the 16th inst., at Meenavalley, county Donegal, MR MOSES GLENN, aged 78 years

 

March 19 1858

On Saturday, the 6th inst., at the Manse, Convoy, the REV JOHN WRAY, Minister of the Presbyterian Congregation of Convoy, in the 62nd year of his age and the 30th of his ministry

 

May 14 1858

On the 1st ult., in the Presbyterian Church, Carnone, by the Rev. J.P. Dickey, MR THOMAS SPENCE, Milltown, Raphoe, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of the late MR JOHN McBRIDE, Findrum

 

November 11 1859

At Carrickbrack, near Convoy, county Donegal, on Saturday last, MR ANDREW LOWRY

 

December 9 1859

December 1, at Cornigilla, Convoy, MRS MACKAY, aged 96 years

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On the 27th ult., at Knockbrack, near Convoy, MRS NOBLE, aged 100 years, all but one month

 

December 16 1859

November 29, in the Presbyterian Church, Raphoe, by the Rev. J. Thompson, MR JOHN BLACK,  of Killynure, to FANNY, daughter of MR ROBERT McCRABB, Glentown

 

December 23 1859

On the 14th inst., at Carrickbrack, MR JOHN HOLMES, aged 50 years. He was a kind husband, a tender father

 

June 15 1860

June 8, aged 60 years, MARTHA, the beloved wife of MR LIVINGSTON, Convoy

 

January 11 1861

December 28, at Meenavilly, near Stranorlar, MR JOSEPH GLENN, aged 65 years

 

September 20 1861

September 7, at Broadpath, near Convoy, county Donegal, MR JOHN ROONEY, aged 20 years

 

February 7 1862

January 29, at Convoy, MR THOMAS LIVINGSTON, aged 64 years

 

August 29 1862

August 14, at his residence, Magheranappin, MR WILLIAM McCLURE, aged 86 years

 

January 9 1863

December 30, at his residence, Magheracorn, Convoy, county Donegal, MR ANDREW SAYERS, aged 85 years

 

February 13 1863

January 29, in the Presbyterian Church, Ballindrate, by the Rev. W. McCrea, MR WILLIAM JOHN GARDNER, of Castletorris, to ELIZA JANE, daughter of MR SAMUEL GARDNER, of Shannon

 

May 19 1863  

May 10, at Convoy, of a lingering disease, MR JOHN WARRELL, aged 69 years

 

May 22 1863

May 15, at Convoy, CAPTAIN ALEXANDER RICHARD MONTGOMERY, late 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, aged 74. He was one of the very few surviving Peninsular veterans

 

February 2 1864

January 25, at Macmeens, Convoy, MARGARET, wife of the late MR THOMAS DUFFY, aged 55 years

 

April 19 1864

April 16, at Finadurk, near Convoy, MR JOHN SHANKLIN

 

May 24 1864

May 23, at Edenmore, JOHN ALLEN, ESQ., merchant, of this City [Londonderry], aged 67 years. His remains will be removed for interment in Convoy burying ground, on the morning of Thursday, the 26th inst., at the hour of 10 o'clock

 

September 2 1864

August 7, at New York, MR MARTIN LAIRD, Isle of Trainbuoy, in the county of Donegal, in the 74th year of his age

 

September 13 1864

On the 3rd September, at Agheygalt, Convoy, MR RICHARD BLACK, aged 62 years

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September 6, at Agheygalt, Convoy, MR JAMES BLACK, aged 65 years, only surviving brother of RICHARD BLACK, deceased

 

February 21 1865

On the 15th February, at Carrickbrack, near Convoy, MR ROBERT McCONAGHEY, in the 62nd year of his age

 

December 15 1865

Died at the house of her brother, the REV WILLIAM WILSON, Pastor of the Church of the Covenanters of this City [Cincinnati], MISS MARTHA WILSON. She was born in the town of Findrum, Parish of Raphoe [Convoy], county of Donegal, Ireland. "From the Cincinnati Presbyterian Witness, November 8"

 

May 8 1866

April 19, at the residence of her son in law, MR NATHANIEL LAIRD, 118 West Twenty-eighth Street, New York, MR JAMES WRAY, formerly of Convoy, county Donegal, aged 50 years

 

November 13 1866

November 3, at Carrickbrack, JANE, wife of ROBERT ALLEN, ESQ., and eldest daughter of WILLIAM WILSON, ESQ., solicitor, Raphoe, aged 40 years

 

August 9 1867

On the 11th June, by accident in the Black River, at Lacross [Wisconsin, USA], JOHN GEORGE, son of the late THOMAS LIVINGSTON, National School Teacher, Convoy

 

October 8 1867

September 29, at Green Hills, Convoy, after a protracted illness, MR JOHN HAMMOND, aged 55 years

 

July 6 1869

June 28, MR JAMES MOFFATT, Gobnascale, near Convoy, aged 81 years

 

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