| Date | Death |
| April 6 1833 | IRWIN. At Clover Hill, near Drumquin, on Sunday the 1st inst., MR. CHRISTOPHER IRWIN, aged 78 |
| April 30 1833 |
STARS. Suddenly, by Apoplexy, at an advanced age, on Monday the 22nd inst., the REV. ARTHUR STARS, for upwards of 30 years Roman Catholic Pastor of the Parish of Longfield, in this County. He possessed the most exalted moral attributes, and his acts of benevolence were practiced indiscriminately without making the profession of the faith he ministered the passport to his bounty. He was an assiduous servant in the Vineyard of the Lord, practicing the principles he inculcated, ‘but his piety was unalloyed by superstition -- his learning by pedantry -- or his liberality by ostentation. He was interred on Wednesday, in the burying-ground of the new Chapel, lately erected under his patronage in Longfield. His final return to the grave was witnessed by a vast assemblage of all denominations, who were anxious to testify their regret for his death, by attending his obsequies REQUIESCAT IN PACE |
| March 9 1839 | SANDERSON. On the 2nd inst., at his residence, in Drummeenea, near Drumquin, MR. ALEXANDER SANDERSON, aged 89 years |
| October 10 1840 | WILKINSON. On the 1st inst., the REV. JOHN WILKINSON, Rector of the parish of Mevagh, aged 62 years. Mr. Wilkinson held the commission of the peace for the county of Tyrone, at Drumquin, for upwards of 16 years, up to the recent revision of the Magistracy |
| September 18 1841 | BARTON. Recently, at Kilmore, near Drumquin, MICHAEL BARTON, aged 98 years. He was a man of a healthy constitution, and was only confined to bed a few days previous to his death. He was four times married, and his last wife, who died on the 8th inst., had completed her 87th year, and what is more remarkable, his father lived to the very advanced age of 105 years |
| October 30 1841 | McCLANE. At his residence, in Claraghmore, near Drumquin, on the 22nd inst., after a protracted illness, MR. ALEXANDER McCLANE, aged 92 years. In all the relevant situations of husband, father and neighbour, he bore an excellent character |
| December 31 1842 | MATHEWS. On the 6th inst., in the 46th year of her age, MRS. MATHEWS, the beloved wife of SURGEON MATHEWS, of Drumquin, leaving a disconsolate husband and an afflicted family to mourn her loss |
| January 28 1843 | McCANNY. At Drumquin, on the 9th inst., in the 20th year of his age, of a tedious and painful illness, the REV. ANDREW McCANNY, late of the Irish community at Paris |
| April 27 1844 | ARMOUR. On the 10th ult., the REV. SAMUEL ARMOUR, for 20 years, the Presbyterian Minister of Drumquin |
| April 5 1845 | PILKINGTON. At his house in Richmond, 29th ult., the REV. JOSEPH PILKINGTON, for upwards of thirty years Rector of the Parish of Upper Langfield, Diocese of Derry |
| September 27 1845 | MATHEWS. At Drumquin, on the 26th ult., in his16th year, after a short illness, ROBERT, youngest son of ROBERT MATHEWS, ESQ., M.D |
| January 9 1847 | O'DOHERTY. At Garveyhullion, near Drumquin, on the 19th ult, aged 24 years, after a protracted illness, JOHN O'DOHERTY, second son of MR. DANIEL O'DOHERTY |
| June 7 1850 | ANDERSON. On the 3rd, inst., at Strabane, Mary, relict of the REV. THOMAS ANDERSON, formerly Presbyterian Minister, of Drumquin, aged 86 years |
| September 3 1852 | WOOD. On the 28th August, at Drumquin, aged 6 years and 5 months, JAMES, elder son of MR. JOHN WOOD, merchant |
| December 3 1852 | SPROULE. On the 13th ult., at Kirlish House, near Drumquin, deeply regretted by all who knew her, MARIA, youngest daughter of the late ROBERT SPROULE, ESQ. |
| August 4 1854 | BRADLEY. At Drumquin, on the evening of Wednesday, the 26th ult., MR. ALEXANDER BRADLEY, aged 74 years |
| June 11 1856 | HARPUR [GRAHAM]. On the 5th inst., at her father's house, MR. JOHN GRAHAM, of Coolkeeragh, after a lingering illness, ANNE, the beloved wife of MR. JAMES HARPUR, of Drumquin, merchant, aged 31 years |
| December 5 1856 | KING. On the 21st ult., at Langfield Rectory, the REV. GILBERT KING, aged 73, upwards of 44 years Rector of Lower Langfield Parish |
| March 12 1858 | WOOD. On the 7th inst., James Johnston, son of MR. JOHN WOOD, Drumquin, aged 2 years |
| June 11 1858 | WOOD. On Friday, the 4th inst., MR. JOHN WOOD, Postmaster, Drumquin, aged 39 years |
| February 11 1859 | COLDWELL. On the 28th ult., at his residence, Drumrain, near Drumquin, MR. CHARLES COLDWELL, aged 68 years |
| February 11 1859 | COLDWELL. At Drumrain, near Drumquin, on the 2nd inst., after a lingering illness, MR. JOHN COLDWELL, aged 48 years, son to MR. THOMAS COLDWELL, of same Place |
| September 30 1859 | LEATHEM. September 14, ALBERT VALENTINE, son of the REV. MOSES LEATHEM, of Upper Langfield, aged nearly five years |
| November 2 1860 | KING. October 22, at Turin, Italy, after a short illness, EMILY, fourth daughter of the late REV. GILBERT KING, Langfield Rectory, Tyrone |
| July 19 1861 | McCORMICK. On the 10th July, at Carncoran, near Castlederg, in the house of her daughter, MRS. SPROULE, MARY, the relict of the late MR. JOHN McCORMICK, of Cooel, near Drumquin, at the advanced age of 105 years |
| March 14- 1862 | DAVIS. February 12, HUGH DAVIS, ESQ., of Alleghany, Pa., a native of Langfield, Tyrone |
| January 9 1863 | SPROULE. December 19, at his residence, Philadelphia, U.S., WILLIAM W. SPROULE, ESQ., merchant, third son of OLIVER SPROULE, ESQ., Cooel, Drumquin, county Tyrone, in the 38th year of his age |
| February 6 1863 | SPROULE. January 29, MARGARET, the beloved wife of WALLACE SPROULE ESQ., M.D., Drumquin, in the 50th year of her age |
| March 17 1863 | RAMSAY. March 11, after a short illness, ELIZA, wife of MR. CHARLES RAMSAY, Drumshambo, near Drumquin |
| May 19 1863 | O’NEILL. April 28, in New York, MR. EDWARD O'NEILL, native of the Parish of Longfield, county Tyrone, aged 25 years |
| June 5 1863 | O’KANE. May 28, at the residence of her mother, Alice, second daughter of MRS. CATHERINE O'KANE, Drumquin, county Tyrone, at the early age of 19 years |
| September 4 1863 | MINNAUGH. August 11, at Astoria, L.I., United States, MR. MICHAEL MINNAUGH, a native of the Parish of Longfield, county Tyrone, in the eightieth year of his age |
| October 28 1864 | KING. October 22, at the Wardwick, Derby, CHARLOTTE, widow of the late REV. GILBERT KING, for many years Rector of Langfield, Omagh, county Tyrone |
| November 11 1864 | BOYLE. On the 8th November, of typhus fever, caught in the discharge of his duties, the REV. PATRICK BOYLE, C.C., Langfield, county Tyrone, Diocese of Derry |
| January 22 1867 | O’DOGHERTY. January 15, at the residence of her husband, aged 69 years, JANE, the beloved wife of MR. DANIEL O'DOGHERTY, of Garvaghullion, near Drumquin |
| June 14 1867 | STACK. On the 8th June, at Lower Langfield Rectory, OLIVIA, eldest child and only daughter of the REV. THOMAS LINDSAY STACK, aged 9 years and 7 months |
| August 6 1867 | SPROULE. July 3, at the Island of Tobago, near Panama, of yellow fever, JAMES SPROULE, ESQ., Surgeon, H.M.S. Scout, son of the late ROBERT SPROULE, ESQ., Kirlish House, Drumquin |
| August 16 1867 | JOHNSTON. May 19, at his residence, Woodend, near Melbourne [Australia], in the prime of life, MR. ARTHUR JOHNSTON, son of the late MR. JAMES JOHNSTON, Drumquin |
| April 28 1868 | HILL. April 17, at her father's residence, Upper Langfield, MARY, the beloved daughter of JOHN HILL, ESQ., aged 15 years |
| June 11 1869 | STACK. June 8, of measles, at Lower Longfield Rectory, CHARLES BAGOT, third son of the REV. THOMAS LINDSAY STACK |
| July 6 1869 | FORSYTH. June 29, at the residence of her daughter, Drumquin, county Tyrone, MADGE, wife of the late SERGEANT JAMES FORSYTH, formerly of Londonderry |
| July 28 1868 | SPROULE. July 21, at Drumquin, county Tyrone, of apoplexy, WALLACE SPROULE, ESQ., M.D., Medical Attendant of Omagh and Castlederg Dispensary Districts, aged 57 years |