[Omagh Poor Law Union covered the parishes of Ardstraw (part), Cappagh (all), Clogherny (all), Donacavey (part), Dromore (part), Drumragh (all), Longfield East (all), & Termonmaguirk (part); the workhouse being located in Omagh]
Extracted from the Tyrone Constitution,
April 10, 1846
GUARDIANS OF OMAGH UNION
For Year ending 25th March, 1847
EX-OFFICIO GUARDIANS
Sir Hugh STEWART, Bart., Samuel GALBRAITH, Samuel VESEY, George HILL, Thomas HOUSTON, Charles R. SCOTT, Charles ECCLES, Alexander McCAUSLAND, Henry L. ST. GEORGE and Francis ELLIS, Esqrs.
ELECTED GUARDIANS
Omagh Division, Daniel AUCHINLECK and George BUCHANAN, Esqrs.
Mt-joy Forest East, Mr. David SCOTT
Mt-joy West, Mr. Robert DENNY
Gortnacreagh, Mr. James FULLERTON
Dunbreen, Mr. John McCONNELL
Mountfield, Mr. Andrew McFARLAND
Killyclogher, Mr. John BUCHANAN, Killyclogher
Loughmacrory, Mr. Henry TODD
Carrickmore, Mr. Samuel JOHNSTON
Craggan, Mr. John QUIN
Athenry, Mr. Andrew Thomas CLARKE
Sixmilecross, Mr. John BARCLAY
Mullaghslin, Mr James BUCHANAN, Deroran
Camowen, Mr. John McKENNY
Beragh, Mr. David CLEMENTS
Dervaghroy, Mr. Samuel MACKAY
Seskinore, Mr. James WILSON
Derrybard, Mr. James ANDERSON
Tattymoile, Mr. Hugh WARNOCK
Fintona, Mr. James BUCHANAN, Fintona
Fallaghearn, Mr. Samuel YOUNG
Tullyclunagh, Mr. Richard GRAHAM
Greenan, Mr. James SPROULE
Dromore, Mr. Archibald ALEXANDER
Camderry, Mr. Alexander McCAULEY
Drumquin, Edward SPROULE, Esq.
Mullagharn, Mr. John GRAHAM
Loughmuck, Mr. Robert HUNTER
Clanabogan, Mr. James IRWIN
There was only one division contested – Mountjoy West – the candidates were Mr. Robert DENNY, of Lisnagir and Mr. James BUCHANAN, of Omagh – majority for Mr Denny, 36.
JOSEPH KNIGHT, Returning Officer