December 24 1822

Saturday se’nnight, WILLIAM WOODS, of Tamnabready, in the parish of Donagheady, was fined the sum of £5 by SIR JOHN JAMES BURGOYNE, for purchasing Linen, partly bleached from ------- Carlan, a noted character, knowing the same to have been stolen

May 1 1827

Married at Rossgier [Co. Donegal], on Monday last, by the Rev. James Purss, Presbyterian Minister of Urney, MR. DAVID WOODS, of Peacock-bank, to MISS KERNAHAN, daughter of the REV. THOMAS KERNAHAN of Rossgier

August 21 1827

Died Saturday the 18th inst. MR. ROBERT WOODS of Sion, aged 89 years

July 27 1830

Married the 21st instant, by the Rev. Edward Reed, Ramelton [Co. Donegal], the REV. JAMES BUDD, Fannet [Co. Donegal], to MARGARET only daughter of MR. DAVID WOODS, of Sion

February 15 1831

Died very suddenly, on Wednesday morning, MRS. WOODS, wife of MR. JOHN WOODS, Sion

June 18 1833

Married on Thursday the 13th inst. by the Rev James Purss, MR. JOHN WOODS of Sion, to MISS MARY MATHEWS, second daughter of MR. ROBERT MATHEWS, Drumdoit, in the Parish of Urney

May 26 1835

Died Saturday last, MRS WOODS, wife of MR JOHN WOODS, Sion, near this town

May 17 1836

Died in Belfast, on Wednesday last, at the Deaf and Dumb Institution, where she had been for some months for the purpose of instruction, JANE, daughter of MR JAMES WOODS, of Glentimon, near this town. Her brilliant talents and amiability of disposition, made her the favourite of all who knew her and her death is not only a subject of deep regret to her immediate relatives, but by her teachers and school-fellows she will long be remembered

June 7 1836

We copy the following Poem, from the “Ulster Times,” occasioned by the death of MISS JANE WOODS, daughter of MR. JAMES WOODS, of Glentimon, near this town, who was born Deaf and Dumb. Some time ago, she and her little brother, were sent to the Deaf and Dumb Institution in Belfast, where the boy took fever and recovered - she caught the infection and died. Being almost a stranger to the Institution, it must be very consoling to her parents to find that she was so much beloved in that seminary, and the very great attention paid to her by her tutors whilst on her death bed reflect the greatest credit on that Institution

August 2 1836

Died Monday last, at Ardkame, near Dunnemana, ELIZA, daughter of MR. WOODS, of same place

June 12 1847

Died on the 31st ult., at Stewartstown, after a short illness, MR. WILLIAM WOODS, aged 58 years

April 4 1851

Married on the 12th February, by the Rev. John Greer, A.M., Rector of Belleville [Ontario, Canada], and Rural Dean, JOHN HASLETT, ESQ., surveyor, to FRANCES, youngest daughter of ANDREW WOODS, ESQ., of Ardcame, near Donemana, Ireland

February 20 1852

Married on the 13th inst., by the Rev. James Budd, in the Presbyterian Church of Altaclady, MR. WILLIAM FLETCHER, of Ballought, to SARAH, second daughter of MR. JOHN WOODS, of Sion

March 18 1853

Married Monday, the 7th inst., by the Rev. William Alexander, at Termonamongan Church, MR. JOHN WOODS, of Millview House, Urney, to JANE, eldest daughter of WILLIAM CLARKE, ESQ., of Gortnacross, Killeter

May 13 1853

Died on the 24th April, at Ardcame, near Donemana, the residence of his father, where he had returned for the benefit of his health, THOMAS C. WOODS, ESQ., late of Louisiana, U.S.

November 12 1858

Married the 3rd inst., in Urney Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John McConaghy, MR. WILLIAM BOAK, Peacockbank, to MARGARET, third daughter of MR. JAMES WOODS, Glentimon

January 20 1860

Married the 10th January, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Donagheady, by the Rev. F.J. Porter, MR. ROBERT SCOTT WOODS, Ballinabuoy, to ANNE, the daughter of SURGEON BAIRD, Donemana Dispensary

June 1 1860

Married May 30th, at Urney, by the Rev. James Keating, brother in law to the bride, assisted by the Rev. John McConaghy, MR. CHARLES BOAK, of Fulton City, Illinois, America, to MISS JANE SMITH, youngest daughter of MR. JAMES WOODS, Glentimon

August 17 1860

Died August 11, at Sion, near Strabane, in the 94th year of his age, MR. DAVID WOODS, SEN.

September 7 1860

Died September 2, at Sion, JANE, relict of the late MR. DAVID WOODS, aged 81 years. It is only a few days since her husband departed

September 7 1860

Married September 3, at St. Mark's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. A.S. Fuller, HUGH BOOTH MAGAHAN, ESQ., to DOROTHEA, second daughter of CHARLES WOODS, ESQ., Moygashel, county Tyrone

November 23 1860

Died November 13, at Bushmills [Co. Antrim], aged 68 years, MARY ANNE, relict of the late MR. WILLIAM WOODS, Stewartstown

September 4 1863

Married June 15, at Skipton [Victoria], Australia, by the Rev. T.W. Whan, MITCHELL WOODS, ESQ., son of CHARLES WOODS, ESQ., Moygashel, Dungannon, to MISS MARGARET CHARLES, only daughter of the late ALEXANDER CHARLES, ESQ., shipowner, Greenock, Scotland

August 25 1865

Died August 21, at the residence of her son in law, MR. JOHN WOODS, Stewartstown, CATHERINE, relict of the late MR. WILLIAM FARIS, aged 87 years

June 25 1867

Married June 20, in Second Donagheady Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. F.G. Porter, MR. JOHN MILLAR, Ballylaw, to LIZZIE, eldest daughter of MR. SAMUEL WOODS, Collermoney

February 21 1868

Died February 17, at the residence of his grandfather, MR. JOHN WOODS, Stewartstown, JOHN ATWELL, only son of MR. J.H. WILSON, Lisnaskea [Co. Fermanagh], aged 3 years

May 15 1868

Married the 11th May, at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. G.A.F. Patton, A.M., THOMAS BAKER, ESQ., George's Place, Dublin, to CATHERINE, fifth daughter of CHARLES WOODS, ESQ., Moygashel, county Tyrone

October 26 1869

Married Oct. 21, in the Presbyterian Church, Burt [Co. Donegal], by the Rev. H.P. Charlton, assisted by the Rev. J. Anderson, and the Rev. J. Keating, DAVID WOODS, ESQ., Glentimon, to MARGARET, daughter of HENRY CRESWELL, ESQ., Baylett, Inch