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Patrick Street Graveyard, Strabane, Camus Parish, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland: Headstone Inscriptions & Photographs

Ferguson - Fyffe
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Index to the Twenty-One Pages involved in the Patrick Street Graveyard: Headstone Inscriptions & Photographs

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

1. Main Page    
  8. Elliott – Evans 15. McBrearty – McFarland
2. Surname List 9. Ferguson – Fyffe 16. McGarrigle – McSwiggan
3. Adams – Auchinlec 10. Gallagher – Gwynne 17. Mearns – Murray
4. Baird – Burgoyne 11. Hall – Huston 18. Neilson – Porter
5. Campbell – Colhoun 12. Inch – Kyle 19. Ramsay – Stewart
6. Collins – Cuthbertson 13. Larmour – Lyon 20. Tait – Young
7. Daly – Dunlop 14. MacDonald – Maxwell 21. Unknown & Wills
 

 

Ferguson - Fyffe

 

 

FERGUSON                      [E13]

HERE LYETH THE BODY OF JOHN

FERGUSON – WHO DIED THE 8TH OF FEBR

UARY 1718 IN THE 15TH YEAR OF HIS AGE

HIS LIFE WAS -----------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------

 

 

FLEMING                                 [E15]

HERE LYETH THE REMAINS OF

WILLIAM FLEMING SON OF PATRICK

FLEMING OF STRABANE WHO

EXCHANGED A TEMPORAL FOR AN

ETERNAL LIFE ON THE 19TH JULY 178-

AGED 12 YEARS ALSO THE

REMAINS OF WILLIAM FLEMING

FATHER TO PATRICK FLEMING

AGED 76 YEARS ALSO HIS SON

WILLIAM FLEMING AGED -- YEARS

ALSO JAMES FLEMING SON OF SAID

PATRICK AGED – YEARS ALSO JANE

FLEMING HIS DAUGHTER WHO EXCH

ANGED A ------ --------- CELESTIAL

ONE ON THE ----------------- 1815

IN THE BLOOM OF YOUTH AND GAVE THE

ONLY ---------------- HER FRIENDS

AND OF ANGUISH TO HER RELATIVES

WHEN SHE DIED AGED 32 YEARS

ALSO ANN FLEMING WIFE OF

PATRICK, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

MARCH 19TH 1824 AGED 86:

ALSO HIS SON WILLIAM WHO DIED 14TH APRIL 1826

AGED 41 YEARS AND HIS DAUGHTER MATILDA

WHO DIED 27TH MAY 1834 AGED 59 YEARS

 

Tyrone Muster Rolls

Names of the Men and Armes of the Town of Strabane 1631

No. 33 Fflamming, James, sword and pike

 

Williamite Land Settlement; Claims made with regard to the manor and town of Strabane in 1700-01

No. 3073 Patrick Fleming; a house, garden and land etc. in the town and land of Ballycolman (William J. Roulston, Directory of Irish Family History Research, UHF, Belfast, 2001)

 

Abercorn Estate Papers

15 January 1744/45

Letter from James, 8th Earl of Abercorn, Cavendish Square, London to his agent, Nathaniel Nisbitt, Strabane:

A list of tenants in Strabane inc. William Fleming

12 February 1810

James Hamilton, Strabane [agent] to the Marquis of Abercorn, Baronscourt:

Poor old Billy Fleming, your Lordship’s tenant, and brother to Paddy, died yesterday most suddenly. He was in perfect health half an hour before his death. So lately as Saturday last I was chatting and joking with him, when he was to all appearances as well as he had been for years. He was an honest hearty well meaning man

 

RETURNS OF PROTESTANT DISSENTERS IN STRABANE TOWN

AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, CO. TYRONE, 1775

Transcribed, compiled and submitted by Len Swindley, Melbourne, Australia

len_swindley@hotmail.com

Protestant Dissenters (Presbyterians) were barred from holding public office because of their beliefs. Presbyterian congregations across Ireland petitioned the parliament in Dublin for repeal of the Test Act which required all office holders, i.e. magistrates, burgesses etc. to be communicant members of the Established Church. Clearly, not all members of the Presbyterian congregation in Strabane signed: some may have been beholden to a landlord belonging to the Established Church.

Very few such petitions have survived.

The petition is headed up by the Rev. William Crawford, minister of Strabane Congregation 1776-1798.

CRAWFORD W.: Dissenting Minister

FLEMING Patrick

 

Pigot’s Directory of Strabane 1824

Gentry and Clergy

FLEMING William, Sen., Esq., New Street

FLEMING William, Jun., Esq., Bowling Green

Painters & Glaziers

FLEMING John, Fishmarket Street

 

The Strabane Morning Post

23 March 1824

On Friday last, Patrick Fleming, Esq. of this town, in the 85th year of his age. During his protracted life, he maintained a character of unimpeachable integrity, and his benevolence and charity were even more conspicuous than his uprightness. Few have lived more respected, and few have died more regretted.

30 November 1824

On Tuesday morning the 23d inst. in the 68th year of his age, Wm. Fleming sen. Esq. one of the Burgesses of this Corporation. Newspaper panegyric has so long been prostituted to the dressing out of ambiguous merit in the tinsel phrase of rhetoric, that it no longer gives any assurance of the worth of the deceased object of its praise. If the reader be desirous to know what Mr. Fleming was, let him ask among his surviving intimates who have experienced his hospitalities, or the numerous poor who daily acknowledged his charities; of the domestics who witnessed his devotions, or the friends who shared his kindness; and if he does not receive an answer capable of exciting a spirit of emulation in every one of the above named virtues, the fault will be in the narrator, and not in him of whom the narration is told

18 April 1826 - On Friday last, Wm. Fleming, Esq. of this town

 

Prerogative Wills Co. Tyrone 1536-1858

William Fleming, 1825, Strabane (Camus), Go Betham etc., Pr index

 

The Londonderry Sentinel

31 May 1834

On Tuesday, at Galloney, the seat of John Smyth, Esq., after a tedious illness, Matilda, daughter of the late Patrick Fleming, of Strabane, Esq.

 

 

 

FLEMING                      [E44]

JOHN FLEMING DEPT THIS LIFE

29TH JULY 1846 AGED 59

HERE RESTS THE REMAINS OF

ANN WIFE OF JOHN FLEMING

DIED MAR 5th 1832 IN 36th YEAR

OF HER AGE

ALSO OF MATILDA FLEMING THEIR

DAUGHTER WHO DIED DEC 6TH 1834

AGED 14 YEARS

 

Pigot’s Directory of Strabane 1824

Painters & Glaziers

FLEMING John, Fishmarket Street

 

The Strabane Morning Post

6 March 1832

Yesterday, very suddenly, Mrs Flemming, wife of Mr John Flemming, of this town.

30 April 1833

Married by the Rev. Mr. Smithwick, in the Church of Strabane, on Thursday the 20th inst. Mr John Fleming, Painter and Glazier, to Mrs Scully, relict of the late Mr James Scully, Architect

 

Burial Register Parish Church Camus on Mourne (FHL Film 823750)

John Flemming, 58 yrs, This Parish, 31 Jul 1846.

 

Calendar of Wills in the Diocese of Derry (1612-1858)

John Fleming, Strabane. 1846.

 

 

FLOOD                          [D42]

2011

 

SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF

THOMAS FLOOD DEP

THIS LIFE ON THE 8TH APRIL

1845 AGED 9 YEARS

 

 

FLOORY                         [C5]

SACRED

TO THE MEMORY

OF

MARY FLOORY

LATE OF BALLINTA

DIED AT STRABANE

14TH JANUARY 1865

AGED 56 YEARS

 

 

FLOYD                            [D22]

2015

Sarah McHugh                      Thomas Floyd

IN MEMORY OF

THOMAS FLOYD DEP

THIS LIFE ON THE 10th MARCH

1845 AGED 25 YEARS

 

 

FULTON                              [H71]

 

DIED 22ND OF DECEMBER

1833

ELIZABETH WIFE OF JOHN FULTON

OF EADIEMORE HER AGE WAS 55 YEARS

ALSO SAID JOHN FULTON

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 18TH JULY

1853 AGED 78 YEARS

ANNIE FULTON GRANDCHILD

DIED 17TH NOVEMBER 1872

AGED 10 YEARS

ALSO THEIR SON

JOHN FULTON

WHO DIED 22ND AUGUST 1875

AGED 50 YEARS

ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE

JANE

WHO DIED JANUARY 9TH 1883 AGED 52 YEARS

 

John Fulton arrived in Edymore in 1816 (Abercorn Estate records) [Overlooking the River Mourne – Michael Cox, UHF, 2006]

 

CAMUS TITHE APPLOTMENT BOOK 1827

FULTON John Edymore

 

Burial Register Parish Church Camus on Mourne (FHL Film 823750)

Elizabeth Fulton, 55 yrs, This Parish, 28 Dec 1833.

 

Belfast Newsletter

7 January 1834

On the 27th ult at Edymore, Mrs Fulton, wife of Mr John Fulton of that place.

 

The Strabane Morning Post

31 December 1833

On Friday last, at Edymore, Mrs Fulton, wife of Mr John Fulton, of that place.

 

The Londonderry Sentinel

4 January 1834

On Friday week, at Edymore, Mrs. Fulton, wife of Mr. John Fulton, of that place.

 

LONDONDERRY JOURNAL

7 January 1834

On Friday week at Edymore, MRS FULTON, wife of MR JOHN FULTON of that place

 

8 January 1839

On Thursday last by Rev. A. P. Goudy, MR ROBERT DAVIS of Edymore to ELIZA, third daughter of MR JOHN FULTON of Edymore

 

LONDONDERRY STANDARD

February 21 1838

On Monday 10th inst by Rev. James Houston [Ballindrait, Co. Donegal, Presbyterian Church], MR JAMES ROULSTON of Ardnaglas to Mary, daughter of JOHN FULTON, ESQ., Edymore, near Strabane

 

January 9 1839

On Thursday evening last by Rev. A. P. Goudy [1st Strabane Presbyterian Church], MR ROBERT DAVIS of Edymore, to ELIZA, 3rd daughter of MR JOHN FULTON, Edymore

 

1st Strabane Presbyterian Baptisms

Date Child Father Mother Residence Birthdate
25th Nov 1839 Eliza Jane Robt. Davis Eliza Fulton Edymore 6th Dec
26th Sept 1841 Joseph Robt. Davis Eliza Fulton Edymore 27th Oct
1st Nov 1845 Sarah Robt. Davis Eliza. Fulton Edymore 14th Jan 1846
8th Oct 1843 John Robert Davis Eliza Fulton Edymore 3rd Dec
25th Mar 1848 Samuel Robt. Davis Eliza Fulton Edymore 13th May

 

ARDSTRAW PARISH CHURCH – MARRIAGE

#1 May 6 1845

William Fulton 39 years bachelor farmer Edymore. Father: John Fulton farmer

&

Mary Anne Fulton 27 years spinster Beaghs. Father: Robert Fulton farmer

Witnesses: Victor Fulton, Drumnahoe & James Fulton, Beaghs

 

CAMUS PARISH CHURCH – MARRIAGE

#10 February 26 1846

James Fulton full age bachelor farmer Beaghs, parish of Ardstraw. Father: Robert Fulton farmer

&

Anne Fulton full age spinster Edymore. Father: John Fulton farmer

Witnesses: John Fulton & William Fulton

 

Londonderry Journal

11 Nov 1872

Derglass=Douglas, Edgemore=Edymore, Carrickgullen=Carrigullan

 

11 Nov 1872

 

Londonderry Journal

13 April 1874

 

Will

Title:    
Forename: John  
Surname: Fulton  
Alt Surname:    
 
Date Of Death: 22/08/1875  
Date Of Grant: 22/09/1875  
Effects: Effects under £4,000  
Registry: Londonderry  
 

Full Abstract:

The Will of John Fulton late of Edymore County Tyrone Farmer deceased who died 22 August 1875 at same place was proved at Londonderry by the oaths of Robert Dick of Ballymullerty (Strabane Early Hill) Presbyterian Minister and Jane Fulton of Edymore Widow (Strabane) both in said County the Executors

 

Derry Journal

12 Jan 1883

 

Derry Journal

30 Dec 1898

 

 

FULTON                               [H70]

SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF

ROBERT FULTON

OF KNOCKANILLAR

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 7TH AUGUST 1866

AGED 64 YEARS

ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE

JANE

WHO DIED 9TH DECEMBER 1870

AGED 73 YEARS

ALSO

SAMUEL FULTON

WHO DIED 7TH APRIL 1874

AGED 73 YEARS

 

https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/

Registration details

Registration number D/1866/219/1027/1/351

Registration district Strabane(pre-1973 Q4)

Registration sub-district Newtownstewart

Death Registered 8th August 1866

Deceased details

Deceased name(s) Robert Fulton

Sex of deceased Male

Marital status of deceased Married

Date of death 7th July 1866 at Knockanillar

Age at death 64

District of death Strabane(pre-1973 Q4)

 

Will

Title:

     
Forename: Samuel  
Surname: Fulton  
Alt Surname:    
 
Date Of Death: 06/04/1874  
Date Of Grant: 05/05/1874  
Effects: Effects under £1,000  
Registry: Londonderry  
 

Full Abstract:

The Will of Samuel Fulton late of Edymore County Tyrone Carpenter deceased who died 6 April 1874 at same place was proved at Londonderry by the oath of John Fulton of Edymore (Strabane) aforesaid Farmer the sole Executor.

 

 

FYFFE                                             [H22]

IN MEMORY OF

DAVID FYFFE

OF CASTLETOWN

WHO DIED 12TH MAY 1868

AGED 37 YEARS

ALSO OF HIS SISTER

ISABELLA FYFFE

DIED 23RD JUNE 1871

AGED 30 YEARS

ALSO HER MOTHER

ISABELLA FYFFE

WHO DIED 12TH APRIL 1874

AGED 70 YEARS

ALSO HER SON

THOMAS FYFFE

DIED 11TH AUGUST 1882

AGED 45 YEARS

ALSO HIS FATHER JAMES FYFFE

DIED 18TH AUGUST 1889

AGED 92 YEARS

ALSO HIS SON JAMES FYFFE

DIED 12TH JANUARY 1890

AGED 45 YEARS

ALSO HIS DAUGHTERS FANNY FYFFE

AGED 6 YEARS

AND MAGGIE JANE FYFFE

AGED 2 MONTHS

 

The Londonderry Sentinel

19 May 1868

May 12, at Castletown, near Strabane, David, eldest son of Mr. James Fyffe, aged 37 years.

 

Will

Title:

     
Forename: James  
Surname: Fyffe  
Alt Surname:    
 
Date Of Death: 12/01/1890  
Date Of Grant: 08/09/1890  
Effects: Effects £288  
Registry: Londonderry  
 

Full Abstract:

The Will of James Fyffe late of Castletown County Tyrone Farmer who died 12 January 1890 at same place was proved at Londonderry by Charles Fyffe of Castletown Farmer the Brother and one of the Executors.

 

Londonderry Standard

March 22 1871

 

Londonderry Journal

April 15 1874

 

Londonderry Sentinel

June 27 1871

 

Derry Journal

August 14 1882

 

Derry Journal

November 28 1883

 

2nd Strabane Presbyterian Church

#32 March 9 1858

JAMES TAIT full age widower farmer Dergalt. Father: JAMES TAIT farmer

&

MARY FYFFE full age spinster Castletown. Father: JAMES FYFFE farmer

Witnesses: CHARLES? FYFFE & ............(illegible)

 


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