STRABANE MORNING POST:
| July 23, 1822 | Married on Monday se’nnight, at Glebe, by the Rev. John Gillespie, MR. H. STEWART, of Liskey, to JANE, daughter of MR. JOHN GWYNNE, of Glebe, Urney |
| September 24, 1822 | Married on Sunday last, in Lifford, by the Rev. John Graham, MR. ROBERT GWYNN, printer, to MISS ISABELLA CLEMENTS, daughter of MR. ANDREW CLEMENTS, of said place |
| February 15, 1825 | Deeply lamented by a numerous circle of friends and acquaintance, on Wednesday last, MRS. GWYNN, wife of MR. JOHN GWYNN, of the Glebe, Urney, after a long illness, borne with the greatest patience and resignation to the will of God |
| April 4, 1826 | Married at Lifford, on Friday last, MR. DAVID GWYNN, to MISS DAVIS, daughter of the late MR. THOMAS DAVIS, of the same place |
| March 25, 1828 | Married on Friday last, by the Rev. James Purss, MR. WM. GWYNN to MATILDA, only daughter of MR ROBERT SPROUL, formerly of Broomfield, now of this town |
| May 13, 1828 | Died at his father’s house, Urney Glebe, on the 18th inst. MR. JOHN GWYNNE, T. C. D., in the 18th year of his age. It may be truly said, that he possessed in a most eminent degree, those qualities of head and heart that endeared him to his Friends, and leaves him sincerely and deservedly regretted by all who knew him |
| July 8, 1828 | Died after a short illness, on Thursday last, ROBERT VALENTINE GWYNNE, second son of MR. RICHARD GWYNNE of this town, at the early age of nine years - “In the morning it is green and groweth up: but in the evening it is cut down, dried up, and withered” |
| July 22, 1828 | The Committee of the Mendicity Society, acknowledges to have received from MR. WILLIAM GWYNNE, the sum of Twenty Shillings, being the amount of two fines levied off weavers, for exposing to sale Linen webs, fraudulently manufactured |
| February 2, 1830 | Died in this town, on Saturday morning last, MRS. GWYNN, wife of MR. RICHARD GWYNN, of this town, Taylor |
| May 4, 1830 | Married in the Church of Urney, this morning, by the Rev. Robert Scott, MR. SAMUEL CUMMINS, of Gortlogher, to CATHARINE, eldest daughter of MR. GEORGE GWYNN, of Urney |
| October 12, 1830 | Married in Leck Church, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Francis Brownlow, MR. RICHARD GWYNNE, to MISS WALKER, both of this town |
| April 9, 1833 |
RICHARD GWYNNE, MERCHANT TAILOR, STRABANE, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he has just returned from LONDON with a Splendid and Fashionable Assortment of WOOLLEN AND FANCY GOODS and every other Article in his line, which, on inspection, will be found to be of superior and fashionable description, and particularly selected for the ensuing season. The Cutting and Fitting Department will be conducted on a superior style, and R. G. assures all those who favour him with their commands, that no attention will be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of that support which he has so long experienced. Strabane, April 4, 1833 |
| October 29, 1833 | Married on Thursday last, at Tamnacrum, by the Rev. Mr. Dill, MR. JOHN GWYNN, of Urney, to HESTER DILL, youngest daughter of MR. ROBERT NELSON, of Tamnacrum |
| January 8, 1835 |
LINEN TRADE: WM. GWYNNE of Strabane, being appointed by the Linen Committee, of Tyrone, to the Brown Linen Seal, held by the late Messrs, EDIE and CARROLL will remove the Sealing Business from their Old Premises, to his own Linen Store, in the Main Street. W. G. begs leave to apprise the Manufacturers and Weavers, that he will continue the Deputies and Measurers connected with the late Seal, and hopes to have the Business conducted with regularity and despatch Strabane, January 1, 1835 |
| June 23, 1835 | Died at Lifford, on Saturday the 20th June, after a short illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr William Gwynne, at the advanced age of 80 years |
| February 9, 1836 | Died at Urney Glebe, on Sunday morning last, Mr John Gwynne, aged 62 years, who, through life, bore the character of an upright and honest man |
LONDONDERRY STANDARD:
| February 17 1841 | Died at Strabane, on Sunday night, MR. RICHARD GWYNNE, son of MR. RICHARD GWYNNE, merchant tailor |
| January 1 1847 | Died on Tuesday, the 29th ult., in her 45th year, after a long illness, MATILDA, wife of MR. WILLIAM GWYNNE, of Strabane |
LONDONDERRY SENTINEL:
| June 4 1858 | Married on the 27th ult., in the Strabane Church, by the Rev. James Smith, MR. SAMUEL MARTIN, Strabane, to MAGGIE, second daughter of RICHARD GWYNNE, ESQ., Strabane |
| September 2 1859 | Died June 20, at Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S., MR. WILLIAM GWYNNE, formerly of Strabane, aged 63 years |
| October 4 1861 | Died September 30, at her father's residence, Strabane, REBECCA GWYNNE, aged 24 years |
| November 1 1861 | Married October 31, in Strabane Church, by the Rev. William Alexander, Rector, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Reynell, SAMUEL ROSS, ESQ., Dublin, to ELIZABETH, third daughter of MR. RICHARD GWYNNE, Strabane |
| December 5 1862 | Married November 27, in the Parish Church, Strabane, by the Rev. W. Reynell, MR. WILLIAM COOK, to CATHERINE, eldest daughter of MR. RICHARD GWYNNE, both of Strabane |
| January 16 1863 | Died January 11, at Strabane, MR. RICHARD GWYNNE |
| January 20 1865 | Died on the 15th January at Strabane, ELIZABETH, third daughter of the late MR. RICHARD GWYNNE, and relict of the late ALEXANDER ROSS, ESQ., officer of Inland Revenue |