Patrick Street Graveyard, Strabane, Camus Parish, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland: Headstone Inscriptions & Photographs
Adams - Auchinlec Headstones
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HEADSTONE INSCRIPTIONS IN PATRICK STREET GRAVEYARD, CAMUS PARISH, STRABANE.
INCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHS, ENTRIES FROM THE PARISH BURIAL REGISTER, DEATH NOTICES FROM LOCAL NEWSPAPERS AND INFORMATION FROM WILLS
Adams - Auchinlec Headstones
ADAMS MC NEELANCE McFARLAND [H78]
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES ADAMS ----------------
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ELIZth ADAMS ALIAS MC NEELANCE
DEPTD THIS LIFE MAY 14TH 1810
AGED 30 YEARS
ALSO THREE OF HER DAUGHTERS
SUSANNAH ANN JEAN
AND MARGt AGED 7 YEARS
ALSO ELIZABETH ADAMS
ALIAS McFARLAND 2d WIFE
TO JAMES ADAMS DIED SEPTEr
26th 1881 AGE 83 YEARS
ALSO OF HER CHILDREN
WHO DIED YOUNG
Prerogative Wills Co. Tyrone 1536-1858
James Adams, 1839, gent, Strabane (Camus), Pr index
LONDONDERRY STANDARD
Date Notice September 12 1838 Died at the residence of his son, MR. JOHN ADAMS, Ballydivitt [Co. Londonderry], on the 4th inst., MR. JAMES ADAMS, of Strabane, linen merchant, aged 62 years January 6 1841 Died on the 25th ult., at the residence of her nephew, MR. JOHN ADAMS, Ballydevitt [Co. Londonderry], MISS ANNE SMYTH, aged 72 years, formerly of Strabane
LONDONDERRY SENTINEL
Date Notice February 16 1839 Died on the 10th inst., aged 33 years, ELIZABETH, wife of JOHN ADAMS, Ballydevitt, Coleraine [Co. Londonderry] (formerly of Strabane)) October 9 1847 Died at Strabane, on Wednesday week, MRS. ADAMS, relict of the late MR. JAMES ADAMS, Canal Basin July 11 1856 Married on the 3rd inst., in the Second Presbyterian Church, Strabane, by the Rev. W.A. Russell, ANDREW MACBETH, ESQ., Ballindreat [Co. Donegal], to JANE, fourth daughter of WILLIAM ADAMS, ESQ., Magir Cottage, Strabane
2nd Strabane Presbyterian Church - Marriage
No. Date Marriage #26 July 3 1856 Andrew Macbeth full age widower farmer Mill Sessagh F=Robert Macbeth farmer
&
Jane Adams full age spinster Magir Cottage F=William Adams farmer
Witnesses - S.H. Weir & Alexander Adams
Derry Journal
September 30 1881
ADAMS [H45]
July 2017
IN MEMORIAM
WILLIAM ADAMS
WHO DIED 5TH AUGUST 1891
AGED 79 YEARS
ALSO HIS WIFE MARGARET
WHO DIED 10TH SEPTEMBER 1883
AGED 68 YEARS
AND THEIR SON WILLIAM
WHO DIED 15TH FEBRUARY 1876
AGED 28 YEARS
Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes
Name: William Adams Event Type: Death Event Date: 1876 Event Place: Strabane, Ireland Registration Quarter and Year: 1876 Registration District: Strabane Age: 28 Birth Year (Estimated): 1848 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 318 GS Film number: 101588 , Digital Folder Number: 004200220 , Image Number: 00009
Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes
Name: William Adams Event Type: Death Event Date: Jul - Sep 1891 Event Place: Strabane, Ireland Registration Quarter and Year: Jul - Sep 1891 Registration District: Stabane Age: 75 Birth Year (Estimated): 1816 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 210 GS Film number: 101596 , Digital Folder Number: 004200678 , Image Number: 00409
Derry Journal
7 August 1891
10 August 1891
Will
Title:
Forename: William Surname: Adams Alt Surname:
Date Of Death: 05/08/1891 Date Of Grant: 15/10/1891 Effects: Effects £4,518 5s.6d. Registry: Londonderry Full Abstract:
The Will of William Adams late of The Cottage Strabane County Tyrone Flax Merchant who died 5 August 1891 at same place was proved at Londonderry by Samuel Adams of Strabane Flax Merchant one of the Executors.
Derry Journal
February 18 1876
Belfast Telegraph
December 4 1881
Derry Journal
September 12 1883
Cork Constitution
August 8 1891
ALEXANDER [B23]
2015
J. ALEX(ANDER) (Letters in bracket have worn off headstone)
Prerogative Wills Co. Tyrone 1536-1858
John Alexander, 1801 [d. 1798], printer, Strabane (Camus/Urney), PRONI [T559] 5 p233
Saunders’s News-Letter
18 December 1802
ALEXANDER TAYLOR [B22]
MOMENTO MORI
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF JOSEPH ALEXANDER ALSO
OF JANE HIS WIFE WHO DEPD
THIS LIFE THE --- OF DEC 1836
AGED 86 YEARS ---- AND ----
THE 21ST OF JAN. 1838
AGED 87 YEARS
JOHN ALEXANDER DIED
JAN 10 1887
AGED 59
ALSO HIS WIFE
MARGARET TAYLOR
DIED JULY 11TH 1900
AGED 52 YEARS
Burial Register Parish Church Camus on Mourne (FHL Film 823750)
Jane Alexander, 86 yrs, This Parish, 7 Dec 1836.
Joseph Alexander, 87 yrs, This Parish, 23 Jan 1838.
Londonderry Journal
January 23 1838
Pigot’s Directory of Strabane 1824
Milliners
ALEXANDER Elizabeth, Main Street
Printers and Stationers
ALEXANDER Joseph, (printer only) Markethouse Street
Tailors
ALEXANDER John, Bowling Green
Londonderry Sentinel
June 29 1839
Londonderry Sentinel
June 24 1859
Londonderry Sentinel
March 23 1860
Londonderry Standard
April 9 1864
Derry Journal
13 July 1900
Londonderry Sentinel
Date Notice January 24 1851 On the 12th inst., in Strabane Church, by the Rev. James Smith, MR. JOHN ALEXANDER, to MARY, second daughter of MR. JOSEPH MEHAFFY, of Strabane
Camus Parish Church, Christ Church, Strabane
No. Date Marriage #39 January 12 1851 John Alexander full age bachelor tailor Strabane. Father: John Alexander tailor
&
Mary Mehaffy full age spinster Strabane. Father: Joseph Mehaffy innkeeper
Witnesses: William Mackey & Robert A. Buchanan
Christ Church, Strabane (Camus Parish Church) - Marriage
#13 June 20 1864
John Alexander f w tailor & sexton of parish church Strabane F=John Alexander tailor
&
Margaret Taylor f s Strabane F=John Taylor labourer
W=James Taylor & Lizzie Mary Taylor
Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes
Name: John Alexander Event Type: Death Event Date: Jan - Mar 1887 Event Place: Strabane, Ireland Registration Quarter and Year: Jan - Mar 1887 Registration District: Strabane Age: 59 Birth Year (Estimated): 1828 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 296 GS Film number: 101594 , Digital Folder Number: 004200676 , Image Number: 00009
Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes
Name: Margaret Alexander Event Type: Death Event Date: Jul - Sep 1900 Event Place: Strabane, Ireland Registration Quarter and Year: Jul - Sep 1900 Registration District: Strabane Age: 52 Birth Year (Estimated): 1848 Volume Number: 2 Page Number: 210 GS Film number: 101601 , Digital Folder Number: 004201705 , Image Number: 00160
ANDERSON [E7]
2016
2018
SACRED
TO THE
MEMORY OF
ROBERT ANDERSON WHO
DIED THE 4TH OF MAY 1842 AGED
12 YEARS ALSO WILLIAM
HIS INFANT BROTHER WHO
DIED THE 7TH OF NOV. 1841
Burial Register Parish Church Camus on Mourne (FHL Film 823750)
Robert Anderson, 13 yrs, This Parish, 5 May 1842.
Londonderry Sentinel
7 May 1842
On the 4th inst., at Strabane, of malignant scarletina, ROBERT, eldest son of HEAD CONSTABLE ANDERSON, Constabulary, aged 12 years
Williamite Land Settlement; Claims made with regard to the manor and town of Strabane in 1700-01
(William J. Roulston, Directory of Irish Family History Research, UHF, Belfast, 200, pp 85/6)
Lands in the Manor of Strabane and tenements in the town of Strabane
Surname No. Claimants Lands Anderson 3049 John Anderson Half a messuage in Strabane Anderson 3050 William Anderson, son and heir to John Anderson Several houses, etc. in Strabane
ARBUCKLE [F5]
April 2018
MARTHA ARBUCKLE
RELICT OF JOHN ARBUCKLE
STRABANE
DIED AUG 1836
AGED 72 YEARS
ANN ARBUCKLE
THEIR DAUGHTER DIED 9 DEC 1837
AGED 35 YEARS
JOSEPH ARBUCKLE
SON AND BROTHER
OF THE FOREGOING
DIED JULY 2ND 1863
AGED 66 YEARS
The Strabane Morning Post
24 December 1822
On Saturday last, Mr. John Arbuckle, of this town, aged 73, much respected.
Belfast Commercial Chronicle
August 11 1827
Belfast Newsletter
15 December 1837
On the 9th inst at Strabane, Miss Arbuckle, daughter of Mr John Arbuckle of that place.
PRONI Will Calendars (See transcription of this will at the end of this document.)
Joseph Arbuckle 1863 : PRONI – MIC 1 5c/3/1.
Title : Date of Death : 25 July 1863 Surname : Arbuckle Date of Grant : 8 September 1863 Forename : Joseph Reseal Date : Registry : Londonderry Effects : Effects under £300 Image
Full Abstract : The Will of Joseph Arbuckle late of Strabane in the County of Tyrone Printer deceased who died 25 July 1863 at same place was proved at Londonderry by the oath of Andrew Jenkins of Strabane aforesaid Postmaster the sole Executor.
The Strabane Morning Post
26 July 1836
On Wednesday, the 20th instant. in the 73d year of her age, after a lingering illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude and pious resignation, Martha, relict of the late Mr. John Arbuckle, merchant, of this town. She was an affectionate parent, and a sincere, humble follower of her Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
Printed Memorial for Martha Arbuckle
SACRED
To the Memory of
MARTHA,
Relict of the late Mr. John Arbuckle,
of Strabane,
who exchanged a temporal for an eternal condition
on the 20th day of July, 1836,
in the 74th year of her age,
After a lingering illness, borne with the pious resignation and fortitude
of a Christian.
She was dutiful wife, an affectionate parent, and a
sincere and humble follower of her
LORD JESUS CHRIST.
For many years it was hers' to bow in secret and enjoy communion before Him whose face none ever sought in vain; and her parting advise to those, who in her last hours surrounded her dying pillow, was to live to Him whose life was laid down for their sakes, and all would be well.
Though now deprived of her loyal society, her relatives can rejoice in the thought that she is now a blessed conqueror, absent from the body, from its pains, and from its cares; sickness and langour shall no more afflict her, for the feeble dwelling of langour and pain lies far beneath in the unconscious dust; care and pain will no more obtrude upon her. These are all forgotten, unless remembered to heighten her heavenly bliss. "Absent from the body." In vain, then, the once dear, still dear object, do we sorrow over you. She is departed. She is not in the dust. There rests her forsaken dwelling; but she is not there. She is gone. The tomb does not contain our treasure; she is now a Saint on high, whom we lament below.
"Forgive, ye blest, the tributary tear
That mourns your exit from a world like this;
Forgive the wish that would have kept you here,
And stayed your progress to the world of bliss."
"No more confined to darksome realms of night,
No more frail tenant pent in mortal clay;
Now should we rather hail your glorious flight,
And trace your progress to the realms of day."
Let Faith, then, follow after her, and will we follow after her e're long; let Faith trace her progress to brighter worlds. It is true, she is absent from the body, but she is present with the Lord. Though absent, she is not lost; though removed from us, she is removed to better society, and fairer scenes.
"Worlds would not bribe thee back to tread
Again life's dreary waste,
To see again your sky o'erspread
With all the gloomy past."
ARMSTRONG [A3]
SARAH ARMSTRONG - AGED 77
ARMSTRONG [E16]
Magill Armstrong
MEMORY OF
-------- ARMSTRONG
DIED THIS
APRIL 2ND 1847 AGED 56 YEARS
AUCHINLECK STEWART
JOHN STEWART
WHO DIED AT MULVIN FEB 1836
AGED 84 YEARS
CHARLOTTE H AUCHINLECK
DIED OCT – 1840
AGED -3 YEARS
REBECCA AUCHINLECK
DIED FEB 13 1848.
AGED 92 YEARS.
ALEXANDER AUCHINLECK
DIED AUG 7 1850,
AGED 58 YEARS.
JAMES R. AUCHINLECK R.N.
DIED AT MULVIN FEB 9 1860,
AGED 70 YEARS.
HUGH AUCHINLICK
DIED NOVEMBER 7 1879
Strabane Morning Post
Tuesday, September 11 1827
At Newtownstewart Church, on Wednesday the 5th September, instant, by the Rev. Richard H. Nash, ALEXANDER AUGHINLECK, ESQ. to MARGARET, daughter to SIR J. J. BURGOYNE, of Strabane
Belfast News-Letter
9 February 1860
Belfast Morning News
11 November 1879
Will
Title:
Forename: James Richard Surname: Auchinleck Alt Surname:
Date Of Death: 07/02/1860 Date Of Grant: 23/05/1861 Effects: Effects under £800 Registry: Londonderry Full Abstract:
The Will of James Richard Auchinleck late of Mulvin in the County of Tyrone Esquire deceased who died 7 February 1860 at Strabane was proved at Londonderry by the oath of Richard Stack of Omagh in said County Solicitor the sole Executor.
Londonderry Sentinel - Deaths
6 January 1849
AUCHINLECK. December 26, WILLIAM AUCHINLECK ESQ., M.D., 42 Dominick Street, Dublin, and Mulvin, county Tyrone, respected and loved by a large circle of friends and relations
16 March 1849
AUCHINLECK Died suddenly in Dublin, on Saturday last aged 52, DANIEL AUCHINLECK, ESQ., Clerk of the Peace for the County of Tyrone
21 August 1850
Died suddenly on the 7th inst. at Mulvyn, ALEXANDER AUCHINLECK, ESQ., secretary of the Grand Jury of County Tyrone
Londonderry Sentinel – Marriages
11 September 1827
AUCHINLECK-BURGOYNE. At Newtownstewart Church, on Wednesday the 5th September, instant, by the Rev. Richard H. Nash, ALEXANDER AUCHINLECK, ESQ. to MARGARET, daughter to SIR J. J. BURGOYNE, of Strabane
10 September 1852
SMYTH-AUCHINLECK. On the 2nd inst., at Newtownstewart Church, by the Rev. James Smyth, Rector of Strabane, father of the bridegroom, OSWALD SMYTH, ESQ., Lieutenant 33rd Madras N.I., to MARY, eldest daughter of the late ALEXANDER AUCHINLECK, ESQ., of Mulvin, county Tyrone, and granddaughter of the late SIR JOHN JAMES BURGOYNE
Irish Genealogical Abstracts from the Londonderry Journal 1772-1784
By Donald M. Schlegal
845 – Tues., July 11, 1780
Dublin.
Married: Hugh Auchenleck, Strabane, to Miss Stewart, Pill lane.
1056 – Tues., Sept. 23, 1783
Londonderry.
Died: William Auchinleck, Mulvin near Strabane.
Newspaper: TYRONE, The Irish Times, May 17, 1859.
Estate of Hugh AUGHINLECK, ESQ.
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Contributed by Mary Heaphy
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17-5-1859 (County Tyrone).
In the matter of the estate of Hugh Aughinleck, Esq.
Owner and Petioner.
The lands of Mulvin, with its sub dominations, situate in the Barony of Lower Strabane, held in perpetuity, at an annual chief rent of £10 Irish currency.
Lot 1. --Stonewalls and part of Claudy Halliday, containing 142 acres and over, producing a yearly rent of £73 was bought by Mr. Elliott for £1860.
Lot 2,--Part of Liscreevaghan and Claudy Johnston, 120 acres and over, yearly rent £106. Mr. Trenor purchased for £2560.
Lot 3,--Claudy Hood, 151 acres and over, yearly rent £91. Mr. Buchanan purchased for £2130.
Lot 4,--Claudy Halliday, 131 acres and over, yearly rent £82. Purchased by Mr. Elliott for £1850.
Lot 5,--Claudy Blair, 34 acres and over, yearly rent £25. Purchased by Mr. Scott for £500.
Lot 6,--Part of Liscreevaghan and part of Mulvil, 113 acres and over, yearly rent, £63. Knocked down to Mr. Scott for £900.
Lot 7, --Mulvin, 162 acres and over, Yearly rent, £83. Mr. Scott declared buyer for £600.
Lot 8,--Part of Mulvin, and part of Claudy Blair, 116 acres and over, yearly rent £81. Purchased by Mr. Scott for £500.
Mr. Ralph Scott, 20 Upper Gloucester St. had the carriage of sale.
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