April 22 1834

Married the 16th inst. by the Rev. Jas. Purss, MR. JAMES BROOKE of Scarvahern, nephew of the REV. HUGH BROOKE of Burt [Co. Donegal], to MARGARET, sister of the REV. MATHEW CLARKE, Ardstraw

November 25 1834

WAYLAYING

A very aggravated case of this description occurred on the evening of Thursday last, within a short distance of this town. As two men named JOHN CLARKE and ROBERT MITCHELL, were going along the road towards Milltown, they were overtaken at the School House, by three persons, who, without the slightest provocation, commenced beating the unfortunate men in the most brutal and savage manner, and were it not for the praiseworthy and spirited exertions of the Master of the School, MR. McCARTER, who interfered between the cowardly assailants and their unoffending victims, it is more than probable that murder would have been committed. As it is, one of the men, John Clarke, is so dreadfully beaten, that he has not been as yet able to come to Strabane to lodge information against the persons who beat him; in fact, his life is considered in imminent danger.

Three men (ROBERT McCARBERRY, JAS. COYLE and JAMES KIRKWOOD) were arrested by the Constabulary, on Sunday evening, under a warrant granted by SIR J. J. BURGOYNE, on the information of Robert Mitchell. This man, whose appearance fully shewed the severe treatment he experienced, as his hands, arms and head were dreadfully cut, and bruised, swore in the most positive and direct manner, to the three prisoners, as having been the persons who assaulted him. They have been remanded, until the surgeon’s report of the extent of the injuries inflicted on Clarke, is received

November 25 1834

Married the 28th of September last, in the Parish Church of Drumragh, by the Rev. Thomas Stack, CHRISTOPHER BOLAND, ESQ., of Omagh, to MRS. MARY CLARKE, relict of the late EPHRAIM CLARKE, ESQ., of Omagh, merchant

March 13 1832

Died at Ballymagorry on Tuesday 6th inst., MR. JOHN CLARK aged 68 years

November 27 1846

Died on the 19th inst., in Lower Badony, after a protracted illness which she bore with Christian patience, MRS. CATHERINE CLARKE, aged 63 years

June 16 1832

Died on Tuesday, 5th inst., MR. EPHRAIM CLARKE, of Omagh, aged 49 Years

November 22 1834

Married on the 28th September last, in the Parish Church of Drumragh, by the Rev. Thomas Stack, CHRISTOPHER BOLAND, ESQ., of Omagh, to MRS. MARY CLARKE, relict of the late EPHRAIM CLARKE, ESQ., of Omagh, merchant

July 6 1839

Died on the 25th ult., CHARLES ROBERT, youngest son of the late MR. E. CLARKE, Omagh, aged 7 years

May 14 1842

Married on the 2nd inst, in Omagh Church, by the Rev. James Hill, ARCHIBALD HUNTER, third son of CAPTAIN JARVEY, of the 50th Regiment, to CHARLOTTE, eldest daughter of the late EPHRAIM CLARKE, ESQ., of Omagh

November 16 1844

Married on the 27th September, in Georgetown, Demerara, by the Rev. James Struthers, D.D., MATTHEW STEWART, ESQ., merchant of the firm of Stewart and Co., of that city, to ANNIE, daughter of the late LUKE CLARKE, ESQ., Tyrone, Ireland

September 16 1848

Married Wednesday morning, in Strabane Church, by the Rev. Edward Atkinson, MR. JOHN KEARNEY, JUN., to MISS CLARKE, formerly of Omagh

February 6 1852

Married Tuesday, the 27th ult., by the Rev. Josias Mitchell, in the Crossroads Presbyterian Church, MR. WILLIAM CLARKE, master of Omagh Workhouse, to ELIZA JANE, matron of same workhouse, and daughter of the late MR. JAMES CRAWFORD of Knockmoyle

March 18 1853

Married on 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 Gortnagross, Killeter

February 22 1856

Married on the 12th inst., at Killeter Church, by the Rev. M.C. Motherwell, MR. JAMES KYLE, Creduff, to MARGARET, second daughter of MR. SAMUEL CLARKE, Magherakeel

November 20 1857

Died at Edymore, near Strabane, on Wednesday, the 18th inst., MR. WILLIAM CLARKE. His remains will be removed from his late residence at Lisdiven, for internment in the burying ground at Grange, on Saturday, the 21st inst., at eleven o'clock

January 1 1858

Died on the 29th ult., at Maghereagh, near Strabane, DR. ROBERT CLARKE, R.N.

March 26 1858

Married in the Second Presbyterian Church, Donagheady, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. F.J. Porter, MR. JAMES MACKEY, of Coolatee, to ISABELLA, eldest daughter of the late MR. JOHN CLARKE, of Tamnaclare

September 17 1858

Died the 21st ult., at 24 Clark Street, New York, MR. THOMAS CLARK, a native of Derryhoar, county Tyrone, aged 27 years

January 25 1861

Married January 17, in the Church of Upper Badony, by the Rev. John Conroy, Rector of Faughanvale, assisted by the Rev. J.D. Macdonagh, ARTHUR WIGGINS, ESQ., of Eglinton [Co. Londonderry], and late of Australia, to EMILY, fourth daughter of the REV. E.M. CLARKE, Rector of Upper Badony

March 29 1861

Married on the 21st March, in the Presbyterian Church, Ballygawley, by the Rev. John McBride, MR. MATTHEW EAGLESON CLARKE, Garvaghy, to ELIZA, eldest daughter of MR. JOHN CREATON, Lisdoart, Ballygawley

April 4 1862

Died February 1, at Toronto, Canada, MRS. CLARKE, daughter of the late MR. JAMES CRAWFORD, Knockmoyle, Parish of Cappagh, county Tyrone, aged 44

September 19 1862

Married September 10, in the Presbyterian Church, Sixmilecross, by the Rev. William Thomas Junk, MR. ANDREW CLARK, of Nottingham, to MATILDA, the eldest daughter of MR. JOHN CLARK, Beragh, county Tyrone

January 1 1864

Married on the 30th December, at Urney Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John McConaghy, EDWARD STEVENSON, ESQ., Maghregar, to BELLA, eldest daughter of MR. JOSEPH CLARKE, Doortans, county Tyrone

January 31 1865

Birth: January 23, at Newtownstewart, the wife of MR. JOHN CLARKE, of a daughter

March 10 1865

Married on the 4th March, at Regent Square, London, by the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, JOSEPH, eldest son of JOSEPH CLARKE, ESQ., Doortans, county Tyrone, to CLARA, eldest daughter of HENRY GRIGG, ESQ., Freeland Cottage, Clifton, Bristol

November 28 1865

Married November 24, at Moy Church, by the Rev. Richard Wrightson, MR. WILLIAM HANNA, to ELLEN, eldest daughter of MR. JOHN CLARKE, Dungannon

June 1 1866

Died May 24, at Ballyvadden Cottage, near Fivemiletown, MARY CLARK, aged 84 years, and for 66 years the exemplary wife of PATRICK CLARK, ESQ., late Supervisor of Excise

July 31 1866

Died July 26, at Tamnaclare, MR. JOSEPH CLARKE, aged 63 years

September 21 1866

Married on the 15th September, on their way to New York, in the Cathedral, Londonderry, by the Rev. B.M. Brown, MR. R.W. BLOOMFIELD, to SARAH, second daughter of JOHN CLARK, ESQ., both of Dungannon

February 19 1867

Married February 12, at the Second Presbyterian Meeting House, Dungannon, by the Rev. Andrew Wilson, JOHN CLARKE, ESQ., Dungannon, to ANGELINA SOPHIA, only surviving daughter of the late PATRICK McCULLA, ESQ., M.D., Roslim Cottage, Castlecaufield, near Dungannon

March 12 1867

Married March 6, in the First Presbyterian Church, Ardstraw, by the Rev. Leslie A. Lyle, ROBERT, son of JOSEPH CLARKE, ESQ., Doortans, county Tyrone, to ANNE, youngest daughter of the late JAMES BROOKE, ESQ., Scarvaheron

June 18 1867

Died June 11, at her residence, Church Street, Newtownstewart, CATHERINE, wife of MR. JOHN CLARK

November 5 1867

Died October 27, at Glenelly Rectory, Newtownstewart, the REV. EDWARD M. CLARKE, aged 74 years

December 20 1867

Birth: December 15, at the residence of her brother, MR. BROOKE, Scarvaghern, Castlederg, the wife of MR. ROBERT CLARKE, late of Philadelphia, of a daughter

August 17 1869

Died August 13, at Doortans, MR. JOSEPH CLARKE