Petitions for the relief of insolvency scheduled to be heard at Omagh, Co. Tyrone, October 22, 1839 at 10.00am
[Bankrupts were detained in the 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 |
BLACKBURN |
Robert |
Laught |
weaver |
BOYLE |
Samuel |
Aughalane |
pensioner and farmer |
BROGAN |
John |
Gallin |
labourer |
COPELAND |
Robert |
Dungannon |
grocer |
DEVLIN |
John, sen. |
Upperbrack |
farmer |
DEVLIN |
Michael |
Upperbrack |
farmer |
DUNN |
James |
Enniskillen |
labourer |
FARRY |
Dominick |
Killee |
farmer |
GRUGAN |
Larcus alias Laurance |
Dorlaskey |
pensioner |
HAMILTON |
Thomas |
Gortalowry |
butcher |
HOUSTON |
Henry |
Croftsteely [Crossteely] |
farmer |
HOWARD |
William |
Ballymenagh |
farmer |
HUNTER |
John Charles |
Curglason |
gent. |
LYNCH |
John |
Omagh |
innkeeper |
MAGEE |
Richard |
Stewardstown |
farmer |
MAGUIRE |
John |
Cullinbrawn |
farmer |
McCRORY |
Hugh |
Upperback |
labourer |
McGILLAN |
Michael |
Altmore |
pensioner |
McKEANA |
James |
Omagh |
auctioneer |
McLEAN alias McCLEAN |
Thomas |
Lislean |
pensioner |
McNAMEE |
John |
Magherabrack |
farmer |
McQUAID |
Edward |
Drumnafork |
butcher |
MOUTRAY |
John |
Augher |
gent. |
REYNOLDS |
James |
Waterford |
pensioner |
RYANS |
Edward |
Dungivan |
publican |