December31 1822

A SUDDEN DEATH

Extract of a letter from the parish of KILLYMAN, dated Dec. 21:

“JAMES HUTCHINSON, a young man, scarcely 30 years of age, of a stout and healthy constitution, and in perfect health, went from his place to Moy, on Saturday evening last, and bought some deal boards, which he left with a carpenter to make a shelf; but melancholy to relate, out of the same boards on the Monday following, was made his coffin! How alarming is this circumstance! How loudly should it sound in the ears of every careless sinner, ‘Prepare to meet thy God, as thy soul, this night, may be required of thee.’ ”

June 19 1830

PHELAN. On the 13th instant, the REV. DOCTOR PHELAN, formerly a fellow of Trinity College, and Rector of Killyman, county Tyrone, and of Artrea, county Derry. He was a man of profound learning and great abilities. The living of Artrea is in the gift of the College, and its acceptance will of course occasion a vacancy at the Junior Board. The living of Killyman is in the gift of the Lord Primate

August 13 1836

RICHARDSON. At his house, in Belfast, on Monday, the 8th inst., THOMAS RICHARDSON, ESQ., late of Killyman, in the county Tyrone

May 4 1839

CRANSTON. April, 23, at Cranebrook, county Tyrone, MRS. CRANSTON, relict of the late JOHN CRANSTON, ESQ., of Ardmanlin, Belfast

July 31 1841

SCOTT. At Cranny, near Omagh, on Thursday, the 15th inst., MR. SAMUEL SCOTT, formerly of Drummuck, in the neighbourhood of Dungannon, aged 76 years. In the various relations of husband, father and friend, his conduct had been most exemplary

December 11 1841

McCLEAN. November 20th, aged 70 years, at his residence near Dungannon, ALEXANDER McCLEAN, ESQ., a distinguished and respected officer of one of the corps of the Killyman Yeomanry, during the rebellion of '98

June 12 1847

CRANSTON. On the 5th inst., at Cranebrook, county Tyrone, WILLIAM FORSTER CRANSTON, ESQ., aged 40 years

August 11 1854

BEWGLASS. On the 6th inst., of whooping cough, in her 12th month, CHARLOTTE, the fifth daughter of MR. ROBERT BEWGLASS, of Woolwich, Kent, formerly of Killyman, county Tyrone, and of Belfast

July 24 1857

BEWGLASS. On the 5th inst., WILLIAM, eighth child of MR. ROBERT BEWGLASS, of Rectory Place, Woolwich, Kent, formerly of Killyman, county Tyrone, aged 21 weeks

October 12 1860

KNOX. October 7, at Bernagh, Dungannon, in her 87th year, CATHERINE ANN, widow of the late HONOURABLE VESEY KNOX, son of the first VISCOUNT NORTHLAND

March 8 1861

KNOX. February 26, at University Square, Belfast, FANNY D.L. KNOX, third daughter of the late REV. E.F. KNOX, and granddaughter of the late HONOURABLE VESEY KNOX, of Bernagh, Dungannon

March 21 1862

KING. March 15, at the residence of the REV. DR. CARSON, Dunlarge, Keady [Co. Armagh], ELIZABETH, relict of the late THOMAS KING, ESQ., surgeon, R.N., late of Bernagh, near Dungannon, aged 71 years

April 18 1862

CRANSTON. April 10, at Cranebrook, county Tyrone, ANNE, wife of JOHN CRANSTON, ESQ

October 17 1862

CONNOLLY. October 11, at Killyman, county Tyrone, MR. HUGH CONNOLLY, aged 26 years

March 11 1864

McELROY. March 5, at the house of her brother in law, the Rev. John West, Newtownhamilton, MARIANNE, relict of the late WILLIAM McELROY, ESQ., Killyman, Dungannon, aged 74 years

December 16 1864

ALEXANDER. On the 13th December, at Cranebrook, county Tyrone, the residence of her son in law, J. CRANSTON, ESQ., CHRISTIAN IZOD, relict of the late JOHN ALEXANDER, ESQ., of Milford, county Carlow, aged 85 years

May 21 1867

BURNS. May 17, at the residence of her sister, MISS CROSS, Killyman, ELIZA, wife of MR. JOSEPH BURNS, Dungannon, aged 58 years