Londonderry, Northern Ireland Emigrants to the Colony of Victoria, Australia: Notices from the Press 1852-1900

Transcribed, Compiled and Submitted by
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Date	Notice
Jul 31 1852	[Married] GUNN & SCOTT. At Brighton, on the 28th instant by the Rev. A. Love, Geelong, the Rev. Peter Gunn, Campbellfield, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. William Scott, Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Sep 16 1853	[Married] HERON & MACPHERSON. On Thursday, the 15th, by the Rev. Irving Hetherington, Scots’ Church, Melbourne, the Rev. Thomas Heron, East Melbourne, son of Rev. Thomas Heron, County Londonderry, Ireland, to Jessie Anne, third daughter of John Macpherson, Esq., Helena House, Collingwood (The Argus)
Jan 7 1854	[Died] WILLIAMSON. On the 6th inst., the beloved wife of Robert Williamson, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 23 years (The Argus)
Jan 16 1854	[Died] MCCARTNEY. On the 31st December, 1853, at Bendigo, of dysentery, Mr. David McCartney, in the 35th year of his age, late of Gortnaran, County Derry, Ireland, beloved and respected by all who knew him (The Argus)
May 26 1854	[Died] MCELREAVY. On the 23rd inst., at Melbourne, Ellenore McElreavy, relict of the late Gabriel McElreavy, of Coleraine, County Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Jun 16 1854	[Died] KEITH. At Coleraine, county of Londonderry, Ireland, on the 5th February, 1854, of scarlatina, in the tenth year of her age, Mary Jane, the eldest and beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Keith, of the same place, and granddaughter of Mrs. Gilmour, of Little Lonsdale-street east, Melbourne, Victoria (The Argus)
Apr 13 1855	[Died] MCLAUGHLIN. On Thursday, 12th inst., at the Yarra Family Hotel, Mr. Eugene McLaughlin, after a short but severe illness, formerly of Londonderry, aged 33 years, who leaves an affectionate wife and four children to mourn his loss. Friends will please accept this notice. (The Argus)
Apr 18 1855	[Married] STEVENSON & CARY. On the 17th inst., by the Rev. D. G. Boyd, H. [Henry] Stevenson, Esq., of Chelsworth, Heidelberg, to Charlotte Henrietta, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Anthony Cary, of Glendermott, parish of Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Oct 15 1855	[Married] CAMPBELL & RENNIE. On the 11th inst., at Chalmers’ Church [East Melbourne], by the Rev. Dr. Cairns, W. Henderson Campbell, eldest son of William Campbell, Esq., Ballynagard House, Londonderry, to Cecilia, fourth daughter of John Hill Rennie, Esq., Belfast, Ireland (The Argus)
Oct 19 1855	[Married] PAYNE & HEMPHILL. On the 3rd July, 1855, at the Parish Church of Aghadowey, by the Rev. Robert Alexander, Rector, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Reddy, Thomas B. Payne, Esq., of Maretimo, Melbourne, in the colony of Victoria, to Rosa eldest daughter of Curtis Hemphill, Esq., of Greenfield, in the county of Londonderry (The Argus)
Oct 23 1855	[Married] CLARKE & KELLY. On the 1st inst., by special license, in St. Stephen’s Church, Richmond, Melbourne, by the Rev. C. T. Perks, Joseph Johnston Clarke, Esq., of Mayhard, county Londonderry, Ireland, to Charlotte Elizabeth, daughter of the late Launcelot Kelly, Esq., barrack-master, Kinsale, county Cork, Ireland (The Argus)
Oct 30 1855	[Died] HERVEY. On the 28th inst., at George-street, Collingwood, John Hervey, eldest son of the late Thomas Hervey of Londonderry, aged 35 years (The Age)
Dec 5 1855	[Died] KENNY. On the 1st instant, at the residence of her father, Emerald Hill, aged nineteen years, Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. William Kelly, of Bellaghy, county Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Mar 4 1856	[Died] MCCLOSKEY. On the 2nd inst., at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. John Jackson, Cambridge-street, Collingwood, after a lingering illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Miss Mary McCloskey, daughter of Mr. John McCloskey, Maghera, county Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Jun 20 1856	[Married] MCGONAGLE & COX. On the 19th inst., at the Cathedral Church of St. Francis’, Melbourne, Mr. Stephen McGonagle, late of Londonderry, Ireland, to Miss Margaret Cox, late of the county Roscommon, Ireland (The Argus)
Jun 20 1856	[Died] CAMPBELL. On the 14th March last, at Londonderry, Ireland, of scarlet fever, John, seventh son of W. Campbell, Esq., Ballynagard House, Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Nov 7 1856	[Died] GILMOUR. On the 9th August last, at Rockfort, Buncrana [Co. Donegal], Patrick Gilmour, Esq., J. P., of the Grove, Londonderry, aged sixty-nine years (The Argus)
Jan 18 1857	[Died] MCCAUSLAND. At Broadford, in the colony of Victoria, while on her way to Wangaratta, Hannah, the beloved wife of the Rev. A. J. McCausland. Her end was peace. “Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord”. Liverpool and Londonderry papers, please copy (The Argus)
May 9 1857	[Married] DE PAUW & MCSPARRON. On the 7th inst., at Melbourne, by the Rev. A. M., Mr. Pierre De Pauw, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. J. McSparron, late of Cumber Claudy, Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Jun 29 1857	[Birth] WILLIAMS (O’NEIL). On the 24th inst., Mrs. Williams, (late Alicia O’Neil, of Kilrea), wife of T. S. Williams, (native of Upper Cumber, Claudy Derry), of the Plank-road, Ballarat, of a daughter (The Age)
Sep 16 1857	[Died] MCREYNOLDS. On the 7th inst., at Bourke-street, Melbourne, Thomas McReynolds, formerly of Dungirvin (sic), county of Londonderry, Ireland, aged twenty-seven years (The Argus)
Nov 16 1857	[Married] GILLILAND & PICKERING. On the 11th inst., at Christ Church, Ballaarat, by the Rev. Mr. Potter, Alexander L. Gilliland, of Londonderry, to Anna Pickering, of Tranmere, Cheshire, England (The Argus)
Feb 26 1858	[Married] BROWN & IRWIN. On the 25th November, in the Cumber Presbyterian Church, County Derry, by the Revd. A. P. Goudy, D. D., Moderator of the General Assembly, assisted by the Revd. S. S. Allison, the Revd. N. M. Brown, of Newton Limavady, to Isabella, only daughter of John Irwin, Esq., of Ballyarton Mills, Londonderry, Ireland (The Star, Ballarat)
Apr 15 1858	[Died] BURGOYNE (FISHER). On the 24th at Merton Cottage, Collingwood, Eliza, eldest daughter of the late James Fisher, Londonderry, Ireland, wife of James Burgoyne (The Age)
Jun 12 1858	[Died] JUNK. February 17, at Beechworth, Ovens, Australia, the residence of his uncle, Alexander Beckett, Esq., M.D., Mr. Robert Junk, eldest son of the late Mr. James Junk, Drumrott, Moneymore, county Londonderry, and grandson of the late Mr. Philip Beckett, of Drummart, , Ballymoney, county Antrim (Northern Whig)
Sep 9 1858	[Married] AGNEW & MCCARTNEY. On the 7th September, at St. Francis’s Church, by the Rev. Dr. Barry, Mr. James Agnew, to Anne McCartney, both of the county Derry, Ireland (The Age)
Oct 8 1858	[Married] DUVAL & LAPPING. On Tuesday, Oct. 5th, by special license, at Port Albert, Ferdinand, second son of Francis Duval, of Exeter, Devon, to Charlotte, second daughter of Arthur Lapping, Londonderry, Ireland (Gippsland Guardian)
Oct 13 1858	[Married] MCCLELLAND & WOOD. At Castlemaine, on the 5th inst., by the Rev. E. Day, Mr. Michael McClelland, late of Maghera, County of Londonderry, Ireland, to Miss Jane Wood, Drumeldrie, Fifeshire, Scotland (Mount Alexander Mail)
Nov 10 1858	[Married] MCCAUSLAND & JOHNSTONE. On the 21st ult., at Kilfera Station, Benalla, by the Rev. T. M. Garlick, Anderson John, fourth son of Marcus McCausland, Esq., of Londonderry, Ireland, to Mary Jane, relict of the late W. D. Johnstone, sometime an officer in the 55th Regiment (Scotch Greys) and 7th Hussars, and late superintendent of police, Geelong (The Argus)
Nov 20 1858	[Married] CALLENDER & CALLENDER. On the 25th August, at Hermitage Brae, Lochend-road [Leith, Edinburgh], by the Rev. Professor Harper, D. D., Thomas Campbell Callender, Esq., Fairymount, Londonderry, Ireland to Agnes, daughter of David Callender, Esq., Leith (The Argus)
Nov 27 1858	[Married] LITHGOW & ROURKE. On the 18th inst., at Christ Church, Hawthorne, by the Rev. W. Wood, John Lithgow, of Yering, formerly of Coleraine, County Derry, Ireland, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Denis Rourke, of Co. Carlow, Ireland. Coleraine Chronicle please copy (The Argus)
Jan 26 1859	[Died] MCSPARRON. On the 22nd inst., at the residence of his sister, Madame Pierre De Pierox, 71 Little Collins-street west, Mr. Joseph McSparron, son of Mr. James McSparron, of Cumber Claudy, county Derry, Ireland, aged 25 years (The Argus)
Mar 16 1859	[Married] LANE & HOGKINSON. On the 16th inst., at St. Luke’s Church, Emerald Hill, by the Rev. R. B. Dickinson, George Lane, Esq., son of Doctor Lane, Newtownlimavady, county Derry, Ireland, to Mary Ann, daughter of George Hodgkinson, Esq., of Emerald Hill, formerly of Clifton Lodge, Cumberland, England (The Argus)
Mar 22 1859	[Married] TAYLOR & FINDLATER. On the 15th December, at St. Peter’s Church, Dublin, by the Rev. W. C. Greene, M. A., Joseph Taylor, Esq., of Melbourne, to Jessie, eldest daughter of the late William Findlater, Esq., of Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Apr 23 1859	[Married] MCELWEE & GOODALL. On the 21st April, 1859, at Lake View House, Newtown Hill, the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Dr. Brough, Mr. Wm. McElwee, Station Master, Duck Ponds, G. & M. Railway, late Station Master on the Londonderry and Coleraine, Ireland, to Emily Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. D. K. Goodall, lake of Canton Villa, Stainsby-road, London (Geelong Advertiser)
Apr 23 1859	[Died] CLARKE. On the 21st April, at York-street, Emerald Hill, after a long and severe painful illness, Mr. Joseph Johnston Clarke, merchant, Queen-street, Melbourne, and late of Maghera, Londonderry, Ireland, in the 39th year of his age (The Age)
Oct 26 1859	[Married] MORROW & OLSSON. On the 24th October, at the Scots’ Church, Melbourne, by the Rev. Irving Hetherington, Miss Margaret Morrow, second daughter of the late Mr. Matthew Morrow of Bridgeend, Londonderry, Ireland, to Mr. Anders Christian Olsson, Quartz-crusher, Heathcote (The Age)
Nov 18 1859	[Died] CAMPBELL. On the 2nd September of September, at the residence of her son, William Campbell, Esq., Ballynagard House, Londonderry, Ireland, Catherine, relict of the late William Campbell, Esq., aged 84 years (The Argus)
Dec 7 1859	[Died] CUSACK. On the 5th inst., of injuries received whilst mining at the Black Lead, Buninyong, Mr. Robert Cusack, aged 25 years, a native of Londonderry, Ireland (The Star, Ballarat)
Dec 10 1859	[Died] ALLEN. On the 8th instant at Myer’s Flat [Bendigo], Andrew Allen, storekeeper, late of Magherafelt, County Londonderry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (Bendigo Advertiser)
Dec 20 1859	[Died] CUSACK. On the 19th inst., at Ballarat, of consumption, Mr. Francis J. Cusack, aged twenty-four years, a native of Londonderry (The Star, Ballarat)
Dec 20 1859	[Birth] CAMPBELL. On the 20th September, at Troy House, Londonderry, Ireland, Mrs. T. C. Campbell, of a son (The Argus)
Apr 4 1860	[Married] CAMPBELL & MCMULLEN. On the 26th ult., at Peter’s Church, Melbourne, by the Rev. H. H. P. Handfield, John Campbell, to Eliza McMullen, daughter of David McMullen, Esq., of Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Mar 25 1861	[Married] CORLEY-FULTON. On the 27th ult., at St. Kilda, by the Rev. R. Fletcher, Thomas Corley, of Melbourne, to Catherine Fulton, third daughter of Mr. James Fulton, Altaghaderry, Londonderry, Ireland (The Age)
Apr 25 1861	[Married] BELL & WALLEN. On the 24th inst., at St. Peter’s Church, by the Rev. H. H. P. Handfield, Edward Connor, eldest son of George Stewart Bell, Esq., late of Twickenham Lodge, Middlesex, to Katherine Anne, only daughter of Francis R. Wallen, Esq., Richmond, late of Fairy Mount, Londonderry (The Age)
Jul 25 1861	[Died] HYDE. On the 8th May, at Londonderry, Ireland, Ellen, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Hyde, of Brunswick [Melbourne], aged thirty-nine years (The Argus)
Aug 14 1861	[Married] WALES & FIELD. At Melbourne, on the 13th instant, by the Rev. Robert Hamilton, Alexander Wales, of Maldon, saddler, to Annie, eldest daughter of Andrew Field, of Draperstown, County Derry, Ireland (The Age)
Nov 8 1861	[Married] LEWIS-SHEEHAN. On the 21st ult., at the Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, James W. Lewis, Esq., of Carisbrook, late of Dunboe, Londonderry, Ireland, to Margaret, eldest daughter of James Sheehan, Esq., Cork, Ireland (The Argus)
Apr 19 1862	[Married] WARNOCK-GREER. On the 16th inst last, at Wesley Church, Castlemaine, by the Rev. John Harcourt, James Warnock, Esq., of Maldon, to Isabella Sarah, second daughter of James Greer, Esq., Co. Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Aug 18 1862	[Married] CAMPBELL. On the 4th June, at his residence, Ballynagard House, Londonderry, William Campbell, Esq., aged 62 years (The Age)
Aug 28 1862	[Married] WATSON & GRAHAM. On the 18th inst., at the Church of England, Taradale, by the Rev. John Stanley Low, Robert, youngest son of the late John Watson, Esq., Freehall, county Londonderry, Ireland, to Wilhelmina, only daughter of the late of Mr. Graham, of Melbourne (The Argus)
Nov 14 1862	[Married] THOMPSON & CAMPBELL. On the 4th September at Great James-street Church, Londonderry, by the Rev. Robert Sewell, assisted by the Rev. Richard Smyth, Joseph Thompson, Esq., second son of the late Joseph Thompson, Esq., of Ballyarnett, to Mary Callender, third daughter of the late William Campbell, Esq., Ballynagard House (The Argus)
Nov 25 1862	[Died] KELLY. At High-street, Prahran, of consumption, Sarah, wife of Mr. Wm. Kelly, formerly of Bellaghy, county Londonderry, Ireland, in her forty-fourth year (The Age)
May 1 1863	[Married] RUTTER & CROOKS. By the Rev. Mr. Ramsay, Melbourne, Mr. R. Rutter, civil engineer, F. R. S., M. I. C. E., to Miss Mary Crooks, eldest daughter to William Crooks, Esq., Moneymore, county of Derry (The Argus)
June25 1863	[Died] O’NEILL. On the 1st April, at Needham-place, Newry, Thomas Davock O’Neill, only surviving son of Mr. Charles O’Neill, Anna-terrace, Londonderry, aged 5 years (The Argus)
Jul 1 1863	[Died] REID. On the 20th ult., at his residence, St. Kilda East, William Reid, aged forty-six years, son of the late James Reid, of Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
April 7 1864	[Marriage] GREEVES & BATHO. – On the 6th inst., at Christ Church, Brunswick, by the Rev. C. P. M. Bardin, Matthew Greeves, fourth son of James Greeves, Esq., Coleraine, County Derry, Ireland, to Hannah the only daughter of C. Batho, builder, late of Plumstead, Kent, England. Home papers please copy (The Argus)
Sep 24 1864	[Married] DAY & HAMILTON. On the 10th inst., at the residence of Mr. Hugh Smith, Palk-street, Emerald Hill, by the Rev. D. McDonald, Mr. G. Day, of Saffron Walden, Essex, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. S. Hamilton, of Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Nov 24 1864	[Died] KELLY On the 4th last, of decline, at the residence of her parents, Little Park-street, Emerald Hill (South Melbourne), Mary Brown Kelly, second daughter of Mr. William Kelly, formerly of Bellaghy, county Londonderry, Ireland, in the 22nd year of her age, much respected and deeply regretted by all who knew her (The Argus)
Jan 30 1865	[Married] O’REILLY & TOMB. On the 26th ult, at Kennedy’s Niagara Hotel, Wood’s Point, by the Rev. H. Cooper, Mr. Edward O’Reilly, Drumlough, county Monaghan, to Ann Jane, daughter of Mr. Wm. Tomb, Bellaghy, county Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Aug 5 1865	[Married] LOMAS & McCLUSKEY. At Ballaarat, by the Rev. Wm. Henderson, Mr. John Lomas, Staffordshire, England, to Miss A. J. McCluskey, Castledawson, County Derry, Ireland. Home papers, please copy (The Age)
Oct 30 1865	[Died] CUNNINGHAM. On the 20th inst., on board the Agnes Irving, Clarence River, New South Wales, through the bursting of the boiler, Robert Cunningham, engineer, aged thirty-one years, second son of the late Mr. James Cunningham, Londonderry, and brother of Mr. John Cunningham, of this city [Melbourne]. Sincerely regretted (The Argus)
Dec 23 1865	[Married] BOYLE & LITHGOW. On the 16th ult., at his residence, Fawkner-street, St. Kilda, by the Rev. C. Moir, Alexander, son of the late Dr. Boyle, of Coleraine, County Derry, to Susanna, third daughter of James W. Lithgow, Esq., C.E., also late of Coleraine (The Argus)
Feb 9 1866	GRIEVES. On the 7th inst., Mr. Matthew Grieves, of Coleraine, County Londonderry, late corporal of the penal department, Pentridge, of general debility. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Apr 20 1866	[Married] MCCALLION & KELLY. On the 10th inst., at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, by the Rev. Father England, John, son of Mr. Owen McCallion, County Derry, Ireland, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Michael Kelly, also of County Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Aug 6 1866	[Died] MILLER. On the 4th inst., in the 28th year of his age, John Kinchela, third son of the late Captain Croker Miller, of the 17th Regiment, Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Dec 26 1866	[Died] MCILWAINE. On the 1st October, at his father’s residence, Dunmore, near Londonderry, Ireland, James McIlwaine, Esq., late of the Colonial Bank of Australasia, aged twenty-eight years (The Age)
Jul 26 1867	[Married] HYNDMAN & HAYES. – On the 25th inst., at the Presbyterian Church, St. Kilda, by the Rev. Mr. Moir, Joseph Hyndman, Esq., of St. Kilda, youngest son of Samuel Hyndman, Esq., Ballymore, County Londonderry, Ireland, to Martha, third daughter of Mr. James Hayes, St. Kilda, and granddaughter of the late Dr. Mason, Stewart-town, Ireland. No cards (The Argus)
Oct 22 1867	[Died] McILWAINE. On the 8th August, at his residence, 28 Westbourne-park, Londonderry, William McIlwaine, Esq., captain R. N., eldest son of the John McIlwaine, Esq., of Lisfannon, near Londonderry, Ireland (The Age)
Nov 27 1867	[Married] BLACK & MCINTYRE. On the 30th ult, at Fitzroy, by the Rev. James Caldwell, Robert, fifth son of John Black, Esq., Coleraine, county Londonderry, Ireland, to Jane Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Thomas McIntyre, Esq., Lillydale (The Age)
Jan 22 1868	[Married] POWER & STEEL. On the 16th inst., at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, by the Rev. H. England (marriage by licence), John George Power, youngest son of the late James Power, of Fitzroy, to Catherine, eldest daughter of William Steel, county Londonderry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Argus)
Mar 21 1868	[Married]. COCHRAN & SHERWIN. On the 17th inst., at Christ-church, Whittlesea, by the Rev. M.H. Becher, Richard Cochran, Esq., of Spring-hill, Quigley’s Point, Londonderry, late merchant of Victoria, to Isabel, eldest daughter of George Sherwin, Esq., J.P., of Strathnoon, Whittlesea (The Argus)
Mar 21 1868	[Married] NOLIN & HEANEY. On the 12th ult., by the Rev. G.V. Barry, by licence, at St. Francis’ Church, James Nolin, Esq., Melbourne north, to Mary Euphemia Nimmo, eldest daughter of Thomas Heaney, Sunbury, late of N.L. Valley Company, Londonderry, Ireland, granddaughter of James and Euphemia Nimmo, Edinburgh, and great granddaughter of the late Captain Andrew Edmonds and L. Ellen Manners, of Seaton, Haddingtonshire, Scotland (The Argus)
Mar 31 1868	[Died] KEIGHTLEY. On the 15th inst., at her residence, Brunswick, Victoria, Australia, Mrs. John Keightley, aged fifty-seven years. Londonderry and Belfast papers please copy (The Argus)
Jun 28 1868	[Died] GILMORE. On the 26th inst., at his mother’s residence, Bell-street, Pentridge, Mr. Robert Gilmore, aged forty-two years. “Coleraine Chronicle”, County Derry, please copy (The Argus)
Aug 15 1868	[Died] FISHER. On the 14th inst., at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. William Crellin, Brunswick, Mrs Eliza Fisher, formerly of Londonderry, aged seventy-nine years (The Argus)
Nov 17 1868	[Married] MCCLELLAND & BROWN. On the 11th inst., at St. Enoch’s Church, Melbourne, by the Rev. A. M. Ramsay, James McClelland, of Ballinrees, county Derry, Ireland, to Mary Ann Brown, eldest daughter of Mr. David Brown, Bylands, Kilmore (The Argus)
Nov 28 1868	[Married] EDKINS & HUEY. On the 25th inst., at St. Luke’s Church, Emerald Hill (South Melbourne), by the Rev. Mr. Dickinson, Charles Edkins, Esq., of Carpentaria, to Louise Jane Huey, fourth daughter of the late Walter Huey, Esq., M.D., Newtown Limavaddy, county Derry, Ireland, and Launceston, Tasmania (The Argus)
Jan 22 1869	[Married] GILLILAND & HASTINGS. On the 14th inst., at Glen yr Avon, Wangaratta, by the Rev. John Anderson, Alexander Gilliland, of Derry, Ireland, to Jane Alexander, second daughter of James Hastings, of Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland (The Argus)
Mar 16 1869	[Died] MCAULLEY. On the 2nd inst., at Melbourne (his native city), of phthisis, James McAulley, son of Matthew and Margaret McAulley, from near Coleraine, near Londonderry, Ireland, aged twenty-four. Deeply regretted by all those who had the pleasure of his acquaintance (The Argus)
Sep 4 1869	[Married] FITZGERALD & O’NEILL. On the 2nd inst., at St Francis’ Church, by the Rev. M. Branigan, Edward, second son of Mr. Edward Fitzgerald, farmer, county Wexford, Ireland, to Ellen, daughter of Mr. Paul O’Neill, county Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Apr 22 1870	[Marriage] BOYCE & BEST. On the 19th April, at St. Peter’s Church, Ballarat, by the Rev. W.H. Adeney, Ferguson, fourth son of James Boyce, Esq., of Brook-hall, Derry, Ireland, to Mary, only daughter of Richard Best, Esq., of Bungaree, Victoria (The Age)
Jan 31 1871	[Married] SPREADBURY & O’KANE. On the 26th inst., at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne, by the Rev. P. O’Mara, John George Spreadbury, of London, England, to Ellen, second daughter of Patrick O’Kane, merchant of Kilrea, County Londonderry, Ireland. No cards (The Argus)
Nov 14 1871	[Died] CASSIDY. On the 11th November, at Ballarat, Arthur Cassidy, aged sixty-eight years, native of county Derry, Ireland (The Age)
Jun 17 1872	[Married] PROBST & SHAW. On Wednesday, 5th of June, at the Presbyterian Church, Axedale, by the Rev. D. Rinton, Henry George Probst, late of Brunswick, Germany, to Elizabeth Shaw, daughter of Robert Christy Shaw, of Creggan, Londonderry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Dec 15 1872	[Died] MEEK. On the 13th December, at Bay-street, Sandridge, of consumption, William Meek, late of Coleraine, Londonderry, Ireland, aged 35 years (The Age)
Mar 28 1873	[Died] COCHRAN. On Christmas morning last, at Coleraine, County Londonderry, Ireland, Catherine, widow of the late John Cochran, Esq., Coleraine, aged 77 years, mother of John Cochran and James Cochran, of Melbourne (The Argus)
May 8 1873	[Died] ROBINSON. On March 8, at Londonderry, Ireland, Mary, relict of the late George Robinson, and mother of Daniel Robinson, horse breeder, Kensington [Melbourne], and George Robinson, Beechworth, aged 87 (The Argus)
Jun 25 1874	[Married] RICHARDSON & MEADWAY. On the 24th June, at St. James’ Cathedral [Melbourne], by the Rev. Mr. Becher, Elizabeth Roffey, eldest daughter of Mr. Alfred Meadway, of Coburg, to William George, third son of Mr. William Richardson, of Killaberry, county Derry. London and Croydon papers please copy (The Age)
Dec 2 1874	[Married] HALFERTY & HAZELL. On 1st August last, by special license, at SS. Peter and Paul’s, Emerald Hill [South Melbourne], by the Rev. T.M. O’Callaghan, Mr. James Halferty, Londonderry, Ireland, to Annie West, relict of the late Benjamin Thomas Hazell, Esq., Chelsea, England (The Argus)
Mar 24 1875	[Died] MAJOR. On the 28th ult., at Powlett-street, East Melbourne, James Major, C.E., son of James Major, Esq., Donnebruer, county Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Jun 7 1875	[Died] MUNN. On the 4th inst., at the Manse, St. Kilda, William Moore Munn, son of the late John Munn, Esq., shipowner, Londonderry, aged 26. “ Thou hast weakened my strength In the way Thou has shortened my days” “Thy loving kindness is better than life” (The Argus)
Jun 14 1875	[Died] FOY. On the 8th inst. at the Alfred Hospital, Charles Ekenhead Foy, aged 27, of consumption, youngest son of the late Hugh Foy, Esq., of Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
June 15 1875	[Married] FOY & JENKINS On the 7th February 1874 (sic), by the Rev. M. Becher, Charles Ekenhead Foy, of Londonderry, Ireland, to Harriet Catherine, youngest daughter, of Mr. R. Jennings, of Ellerslie, Mortlake (The Argus)
Nov 14 1876	CROCKETT. [Died] At her residence, Black Creek House, Mansfield, formerly of Tamlaght O’Crilly, County Derry, Ireland, Catherine, the wife of James Crockett, aged sixty-four years (The Age)
Mar 21 1877	[Died] STEEL. On the 19th January, at Union-street, Brunswick [Melbourne], after a long an painful illness, Gawn Moore Steel, aged 62 years, late of Newtownlimavady, county Londonderry, Ireland; also lately a pensioner from H.M. Royal Artillery. Derry papers please copy (The Age)
Mar 26 1877	[Died] MATHEWS. On the 21st March, at his residence, 218 Bellerine-street, South Geelong, Hamilton, aged seventy-two years, youngest son of the late W.C. Mathews, Esq., paper manufacturer, Millfield, County Londonderry, Ireland. Home and Sydney papers please copy (The Age)
Mar 29 1877	NORMAN. [Died] On the 19th inst., at Hay, William Norman, of Willandra, N.S.W., second son of the late Rev. Hugh Norman, Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Apr 2 1877	[Married] COX & THOMPSON. On the 24th ult., at St. Kilda, by the Rev. Dr. Cameron, John Cox, of Winchmore-hill, London, to Mary Thompson, eldest daughter of Matthew Thompson, of Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Apr 16 1877	[Married] BABINGTON & POWER. On 5th February, at St. John’s Church, Melbourne, by special licence, by the Rev. S. Chase, Thomas Henry, youngest son of the late T.H. Babington, M.D., J.P., of Londonderry, Ireland, to Emilia Margherita, eldest daughter of J.H. Power, contractor, Tasmania. Liverpool papers please copy (The Argus)
Nov 9 1877	[Married]. KELLETT & HAMILTON. On the 6th inst., at 1 Peel-street, Windsor [Melbourne], by the Rev. James Ballantyne, Mr. Robert Kellett, of East Melbourne, to Jane Eliza, youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel Hamilton, Richmond, formerly of Londonderry (The Argus)
Nov 20 1877	[Died] SKIPTON. On the 24th June, at her residence, 12 Nicholson-terrace, Londonderry, Isabella, widow of the late Captain Conolly Skipton, and daughter of the late John Colquhoun, Esq. (The Argus)
Mar 22 1878	CAMPBELL. [Died] On the 9th ult., at Chicago, U.S.A., of typhoid fever, Alexander Callender Campbell, fifth son of the late William Campbell, Esq., Ballynagard-house, Londonderry, and brother to Jas. C. Campbell, Kirk’s Bazaar, Melbourne (The Argus)
Apr 15 1878	HANNA. [Died] On the 3rd inst., at his residence, No. 3 Devon-place, Victoria-street, West Melbourne, Victoria, William Hanna, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 48 (The Argus)
Jun 6 1878	THOMPSON & LEYLAND. On the 1st June, at Trinity Church, East Melbourne, by the Rev. H. N. Wolleston, James, only son of Alexander Thompson, of Castlemaine, formerly of County Derry, Ireland, to Alice, daughter of Ralph Leyland, of Fryerstown, formerly of Liverpool, England (The Age)
Sep 3 1878	HAMILTON. On the 13th ult., at his late residence, Chapel-street, Richmond, Mr. S. Hamilton, aged 78, formerly of Londonderry, beloved father of Mrs. G. Day, Walden-cottage, Hodgkinson-street, Clifton hill, Collingwood (The Argus)
Feb 8 1879	[Died] McILROY. On the 29th January, of sunstroke, James McIlroy, native of County Derry, Ireland, aged forty-five years (The Age)
May 6 1879	ADAMS. On the 4th May, at 2 Union-street, Emerald-hill, Joseph Adams, aged fifty-eight years, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland. His end was peace (The Age)
Jun 4 1879	FORDE & HORDEN. On the 29th ult., at St, Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne, by the Rev. Father Aylward, Thomas, elder son of Mr. Henry Forde, Queenscliff, to Susan, second daughter of the late Mr. Barney Hordern, Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Sep 29 1879	[Died] LARKIN. On the 27th September, at his residence, Dove Hotel, Faraday-street, Carlton, James Larkin, eldest son of James Larkin, Esq., Ballymulderg, near Magherafelt, County of Derry, Ireland, aged fifty-six years. R.I.P. (The Age)
Oct 20 1879	CABENA. On the 19th inst., at her residence, Everton-house, Royal-terrace, Faraday-street, Carlton, Rachel Lowe, relict of the late Francis Cabena, of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 56 years. Home papers please copy (The Argus)
Sep 1 1880	[Married] STEWART & MILLER. On the 18th ult., by the Rev. E. Day, at the Manse, Caulfield, James Ainsley, second son of Mr. James Stewart, of Owenbeg, Dungiven, County Londonderry, Ireland., to Sarah, fourth daughter of Isaac Miller, Esq., of Castlemaine, Victoria, late of Whitby, Yorkshire, England (The Argus)
Sep 22 1880	[Died] MCGOWAN. On the 19th July, at Castle Rock, near Londonderry, Ireland, David John McGowan, in his 45th year, youngest son of the late Samuel McGowan, of Kingston, Ontario, Canada (The Argus)
Oct 11 1880	[Married] GRAHAM & ROBINS. On the 29th September, at the residence of Mr. Thomas Graham, Wilson-street, Horsham, by the Rev. F. Lockwood, Samuel Marks Graham, of Dollin, second son of Robert Graham, Movenis, county Londonderry, Ireland, to Mary Ann, second daughter of Charles Robins, Geelong. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Nov 25 1880	[Died] FRIZZELL. On the 20th inst., at Carlton, Martha, relict of the late Joseph Frizzell, Londonderry, and mother of the late William Frizzell, B.A., Trinity College, Dublin, age 98 years (The Argus)
Dec 9 1881	[Died] McCORKELL. On the 8th inst., at the Beaconsfield Hotel, St. Kilda, George McGee McCorkell, son of Archibald McCorkell, actuary, savings bank, Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Mar 15 1882	[Married] MCALISTER & STARRETT. On the 20th ult., at St. Mary’s, St. Kilda, by the Rev. Dr. Corbett, Patrick McAlister, Londonderry, Ireland, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Hugh Starritt, of Portland (The Argus)
Mar 15 1882	[Married] ROBERTSON & CABENA. On the 2nd inst., at No. 1, Clifton-terrace, Leicester-street, Carlton, by Rev. D. S. McEachran, William, eldest son of Peter Robertson, of Ulupna West, to Frances Mary, third daughter of the late Francis Cabena of Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Mar 22 1882	McFARLAND. On the 26th January, at his residence, Londonderry, Ireland, Samuel, the beloved father of James and Samuel McFarland, fellmongers and woolbrokers, Melbourne, aged 103 years (The Age)
Mar 25 1882	[Married] DEAR & STEELE. On the 14th March, at the bride’s residence, Dorcas-street west, Emerald Hill, by the Rev. A. J. Clarke, David Ellis, youngest son of the late John Dear, Esq., Blackfriars-road, London, to Maude Becket, daughter of the late Robert Steele, Esq., Fairview, Ballymulheaney, county Derry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Aug 8 1882	[Died] LINNETT {ADAMS). On the 7th August, at her residence, St. Vincent-street west, Emerald-hill, Sarah Ann Matilda, the beloved wife of Henry Linnett, aged 25 years, daughter of the late Joseph Adams, of Londonderry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Aug 14 1882	[Married] STEEN &ANDERSON On the 2nd inst., at Doona, Kew [Melbourne], by the Rev. D. MacDonald, D. D., Thomas S. Steen, of Warren-hill, County Londonderry, Ireland, to Alice, only daughter of the Hon. R. S. Anderson (The Argus)
Dec 9 1882	[Died] DOHERTY. On the 7th December, at his late residence, Ferntimle?, St. Kilda-road, Hugh Doherty, eldest son of Andrew Doherty, Coleraine, county Derry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Dec 5 1882	[Died] KELLY. On the 16th November, at his residence, Hotham-place, Church-street, Richmond, James Kelly, the beloved brother of Mrs. O’Brien, Cremorne-street, Richmond, and third eldest son of Mr. James Kelly, Londonderry, Ireland, after a short and painful illness of 36 hours, aged 37. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife and four children and all who knew him. Londonderry papers please copy (The Age)
Apr 7 1883	[Died] MCKEAG. On the 5th November, at Waterside, Coleraine, county Derry, Daniel McKeag, M.D. and J.P., aged 72. Deceased was intimately known by numerous gentlemen of Melbourne. His death is now lamented by his nephew, F. Madden, head master, state school, Footscray (The Argus)
Apr 19 1883	[Died] WHYTE. On the 18th April, at her late residence, Clinton-terrace, Leicester-street, Carlton, Margaret Whyte, aged 52, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland, third daughter of the late William Whyte, of Fingask, Perthshire, Scotland (The Age)
Apr 24 1883	[Died] STEELE. On the 23rd April,, at his residence, Hargraves-street, Sandhurst, James, eldest son of the late Robert Steele, Moneymore, County Derry, Ireland, aged 30. Home papers please copy (The Age)
May 29 1883	[Married] STEEN & ANDERSON. On the 2nd inst., at Doona, Kew, by the Rev. Dr. D. McDonald, D.D., Thomas, S. Steen, of Warren Hill, county Londonderry, Ireland, to Alice, only daughter of the Hon. R.S. Anderson (The Argus)
May 29 1883	STEEN. [Birth] On the 25th inst., at Warren-hill, Londonderry, Ireland, the wife of Thomas S. Steen, of a daughter. Both doing well (The Argus)
Jan 5 1884	[Married] MADDEN & BALL. On the 7th December, at the Wesleyan Church, South Preston, by the Rev. J.B. Smith, James Madden, third son of Alexander Madden, county Derry, Ireland, to Agnes, third daughter of the late Alfred John Ball, engineer, late of Ballarat, and granddaughter of John Dugan Ball (The Age)
Mar 15 1884	[Died] ROBINSON. On the 12th March, George Robinson, brother of D. Robinson, horse trainer, late of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 58 years. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy (The Age)
March 28 1884	[Died] BECKETT. On the 29th January, at his residence, The Villa, Moneymore, Co. Derry, Ireland, Alexander Beckett, M.D., J.P., fifth son of the late Philip Beckett, Esq., Fourth-hill, Dromart, Ballymoney. Aged 56 years (The Argus)
Apr 23 1884	[Died] LYNCH. On the 23rd April, at his residence, Young-street, Fitzroy, George Lynch, son of the late Thomas Lynch, Esq., of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 66 years (The Age)
May 28 1884	[Married] GARDNER & MCANULTY. On the 30th April, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Ingram Moody, Robert H. Gardner, of Kialla West, eldest son of the late Thomas Gardner, Armagh, Ireland, to Rebecca, eldest daughter of Peter McAnulty, Tylden, formerly of Gortree, county Londonderry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Jul 17 1884	[Married] MCILWAINE & MCLEAN. On the 10th inst., at the bride’s residence, Domain-road, South Yarra, by the Rev. D. S. Maxwell, Alfred, son of John McIlwaine, Esq., of Carrigans, Londonderry, Ireland, to Jeannie, younger daughter of the late Wm. McLean, Esq., of “Mornington”, Campbellfield. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Sep 16 1884	[Died] WATSON On the 14th September, at Bungunyah, Hastings, John Watson, J. P., late of Free Hall, county Londonderry, Ireland, aged 63 (The Age)
Oct 2 1884	[Died] HANNA (HASLETT). On the 27th September, at her residence, Foyle Cottage, Lee-street, North Carlton, Eliza, relict of the late William Hanna, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland, and daughter of the late Edward Haslett, of Ruskey, county Tyrone, aged 45 years (The Age)
Oct 6 1884	[Died] McCORKELL. On the 4th inst., at 42 Lothian-street, Hotham, Samuel McCorkell, aged 54 years, late of Ballynagard, County Derry, Ireland, for many years the respected manager of Gilham’s soap works, Hotham [North Melbourne] (The Argus)
Oct 22 1884	[Died] IRWIN. On the 19th October, at the residence of W. Riggall, The Avenue, Windsor, William Graves Irwin, solicitor, son of the Rev. Alexander Staples Irwin, of Tamlaght Rectory, Moneymore, County Londonderry, Ireland (The Age)
Nov 21 1884	[Died] MCGOWAN. On the 19th inst., at 15 Royal-terrace, Webster-street, Ballarat, Samuel McGowan, of Broadbent Cros. and Co., aged 54, son of the late Rev. J.S. McGowan, Presbyterian minister, Orritor, county Tyrone, Ireland, and grandson of the late Rev. John Glasgow, Presbyterian minister, Coleraine, county Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Feb 6 1885	[Died] THOMSON. On the 4th inst., at Castlemaine, Alexander Thomson, late of Ballymoney, county Derry, Ireland, father of James Thomson, of this city, aged 71 years (The Argus)
Mar 5 1885	[Died] JACKSON On the 16th January, at Londonderry, Robert G. Jackson, aged 36 years, late of Melbourne (The Age)
Apr 29 1885	DILLON [Died] At his late residence, No. 1, Harker-street, Hotham [North Melbourne], William, the beloved husband of Ann Dillon, aged 46, native of Londonderry, Ireland. R.I.P. (The Age)
Jun 7 1886	[Died] MCFADDEN. On the 5th June, Bovevagh, Victoria-avenue, Albert Park, Agnes, the beloved wife of Adam McFadden, formerly of the County of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 58 years (The Age)
Oct 8 1886	[Died] WALLEN. Francis Robertson Wallen, born at Letterkenny, county Donegal, Ireland, 6th May, 1791, resident in Trinidad, British West Indies, from 1815 until 1833, subsequently in Philadelphia, U.S.A., in Londonderry, in Liverpool, and since 1852 in Melbourne, Victoria, died at Hawthorn, 7th October, 1896 (The Age)
Dec 11 1886	[Died] MILLER. On the 9th inst., at his residence, 6 Errol-street, Hotham, George Skipton, youngest beloved son of the late Capt. Croker Miller, 17th Regiment, and formerly of Londonderry, Ireland (The Age)
Jan 8 1887	[Married] KINLAYSIDE & NUTT. On the 23rd December, at No. 4, Avondale-terrace, Drummond-street, Carlton, by the Rev. D.S. McEachran, Robert Scott, youngest son of James Kinlayside, Berwickshire, Scotland, to E. Jane, eldest daughter of David Nutt, Carlton, and late farmer, late of County Derry, Ireland (The Age)
Jan 13 1887	[Died] RENTOUL. On the 16th ult., the Rev. James B. Rentoul, D. D., Garvagh, County Londonderry, Ireland, aged 85 years (Per Reuter) (The Argus)
Mar 2 1887	[Married] BALLANTINE & CABENA. On the 17th February, at Fingask, Leicester-street, Carlton, by the Rev. Professor Rentoul, D.D., Alexander, fourth son of the late Archibald Ballantine, Dublin, Ireland, to Margaret Bruce, eldest daughter of the late Francis Cabena, Londonderry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Mar 12 1887	[Married] DOWNEY & CAMPBELL. On the9th March, at Vaucluse, Richmond, by the Rev. Andrew Hardie, Presbyterian minister, Andrew Downey, of Gipps-street, Collingwood, to Sarah Florence, second daughter of James Campbell, Esq., Londonderry, Ireland (The Age)
Apr 30 1887	[Married] BIESENTHAL & STEEL. On the 18th March, by licence, at rectory, Fitzroy, Melbourne, by the Rev. Kingsley, Frank Biesenthal, Melbourne, eldest son of the late Dr. Biesenthal, Berlin, to Catharine, widow of the late John G. Power, and eldest daughter of William Steel, Esq., Londonderry (The Age)
Jul 6 1887	[Married] CHURCH & COOK. On the 23rd April, at Wellington [New Zealand], George Paget, youngest son of the late James Church, of Myroe, County Derry, Ireland, barrister-at-law, to Cecilia Mary, youngest daughter of the late John Cook, of Bealiba, Victoria, Australia (The Argus)
Jul 26 1887	[Died] BODKIN. On the 14th July, at his residence, High-street, Kyneton, Mr. James Bodkin, in his 78th year. Derry papers please copy (The Age)
Sep 15 1887	[Died] ROBINSON. On the 4th September, suddenly, at his residence, Darley, Bacchus Marsh, William, the beloved husband of Elizabeth Robinson, native of Bishop-street, Londonderry, north of Ireland, age 76, deeply regretted. Home and country papers please copy (The Age)
Feb 7 1888	[Died] LOUGHERY. On the 4th February, at Heidelberg [Melbourne], after a long illness, James Loughery, late of Limavady, County Londonderry, Ireland, in his 27th year (The Age)
Apr 18 1888	[Died] MCCAUSLAND. On the 9th March, at Hampstead Hall, Londonderry, at the residence of his son-law, Captain T. M. McClintock, the Rev. John Conyngham McCausland, M.A., formerly rector of Clonmore, Louth, Ireland, father of Mr. W. De R. McCausland, 11 Haines-street, North Melbourne, aged 89 (The Age)
Aug 21 1888	[Died] DONNELL. On the 21st July, at Addington, Christchurch, New Zealand, John Donnell, painter, late of Londonderry, Ireland, brother of Henry Donnell, of Echuca, carpenter (The Age)
Aug 22 1888	[Died] McCAHON At his residence, N.W.road, St. Arnaud, James McCahon, native of Kilray, County Derry, Ireland (The Age)
Sep 25 1888	JOHNSTON & FLANAGAN. [Married] On the 21st September, at the Manse, Yarraville, by the Rev. J. S. Chambers, Thomas Alfred, the younger son of Thomas Johnston, Esq., Londonderry, to Kitty, the younger daughter of the late of James Joseph Flanagan, Esq., of Latrobe-street, west Melbourne (The Age)
Nov 8 1888	[Died] SHARKEY. On the 4th November, at his residence, Wandong, Mr. John Sharkey, late of Reedy Creek, native of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 56 years. Requiescat in pace. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Nov 10 1888	[Died] STEWART. On the 6th November, at his residence, Templeton-street, Wangaratta, James Ainsley Stewart, second son of the late James Stewart, Londonderry, Ireland, beloved and only brother of T. Laughlin Stewart, Stewart and McDonald, wine and spirit merchants, Western Market, aged 38 years. Highly esteemed and highly respected (The Age)
Dec 24 1888	[Died] GARVEN. On the 23rd inst., accidentally killed by being gored by a cow, at West Melbourne, William, son of the late Robert Garven, farmer, Largy, Limavady, Londonderry, Ireland, and brother of John Garven, of Station-street, North Carlton; for a number of years in the employ of J. Kerr, jun., Broadmeadows, aged 41 years ‘In the midst of life we are in death” (The Argus)
Jan 7 1888	[Married] MUIR & MOORE. On the 9th November, 1887, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Cecil-street, Williamstown, by the Rev. J. Clark, Charles, the only son of the late James Muir, contractor, to Sarah, the only daughter of the late John Moore, County Derry, Ireland (The Age)
Jan 3 1889	[Died] STEVENSON. On the 25th December, at his late residence, Ducker-street, Yarraville, Solomon Stevenson, late of Derry, Ireland, in his 69th year …..inserted by his children (The Age)
Mar 30 1889	[Married] ANKERSEN & GARRETT. On the 14th inst., at St. Stephen’s, Richmond, by the Rev. C. T. Perks, Frederick Ankersen, of St. Kilda, to Mary Burnett, eldest daughter of Richard Garrett, Punt-road, Richmond, granddaughter of the late Arthur McWhinney, Killyberry, County Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Sep 28 1889	[Died] KELLY. On the 26th inst., at Brighton, suddenly, James Kelly, sen., of 16 Napier Street, Fitzroy, late of Sandhurst [Bendigo], native of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 68 years. R.I.P. (The Argus)
May 20 1889	[Died] CABENA. On the 19th May, at Miss Macartney’s private hospital, Hotham-street, East Melbourne, Catherine Bruce (Kate), youngest daughter of the late Francis Cabena of Londonderry, Ireland. “With Christ which is far better” – Phil. 1. 23. (The Age)
Jul 12 1889	[Died] THOMPSON. At 207 Bourke-street, of cancer, Mr. James Dill Thompson, chemist, aged 45 years, son of the late Dr. Andrew Thompson, Londonderry, Ireland, and the beloved husband of Clara Thompson (The Argus)
Oct 29 1889	[Died] ROBINSON. The Friends of the late Mr. James Robinson, Tram Pilot, second son of the late James Robinson, of Boveva, county Derry, Ireland, are respectfully informed his remains will be interred in the Melbourne General Cemetery. The funeral will leave his late residence, No. 2, Station-terrace, Holden Street, North Fitzroy, This Day, (Tuesday), 29th October, at half-past 10 sharp (The Age)
Nov 12 1889	[Died] JACKSON. On the 25th September, at Londonderry, John Jackson, in his 92nd year, for many years, the manager of the Ulster Bank there, and father of John Jackson, Melbourne (The Age)
Apr 12 1890	[Died] WATSON. On the 10th inst., at Bungunyah, Hastings, Ernest Leslie, the sixth beloved son of the late John Watson, Esq., J.P., of Free Hall, Londonderry, Ireland, aged 13 years (The Argus)
Jun 2 1890	[Died] MCFADDEN. On the 25th ult., at his father’s residence, 40 Reed-street, Albert Park, Samuel, second and beloved son of Adam and the late Agnes McFadden. Londonderry papers please copy (The Argus)
Aug 2 1890	[Died] MCSPARRON. On the 22nd May, at Gortlea, Londonderry, Ireland, James McSparron, late of the Derry Artillery, aged 60 years. (The Australasian)
Mar 21 1891	[Died] MOORE. On the 4th ult., at Kerr’s-terrace, Creggan-road, Londonderry, Jane Buchanan, relict of the late Rev. John Moore, chaplain in the Royal Navy, and daughter of the late George Buchanan, Esq., Strathroy, Omagh [Co. Tyrone], Ireland, aged 86 years (The Argus)
April 4 1891	MCFETRIDGE. On the 23rd March, Mathew, the dearly beloved husband of Mary Ann McFetridge, who was accidently drowned in the Yarra, son of the late Mathew McFetridge of Mullaghmore, Aghadowey, Ballimoney, Londonderry, Ireland, aged 28 years. Home papers please copy (The Age)
May 27 1891	[Died] MOORE. On the 24th inst., Samuel, the beloved husband of Isabella Moore, of Willow Flats, Darraweit Guim, Wallan Wallan, and late of Limavaddy, Co. Derry, Ireland, in his 56th year (The Argus)
Aug 7 1891	[Died] MACGROTTY. On the 6th August, at his late residence, The Hall, Mentone, Henry, the beloved husband of Elizabeth MacGrotty, late of Errol-street, North Melbourne, native of Coleraine, County of Londonderry, Ireland, aged77 years (The Age)
April 13 1892	[Died] MULHOLLAND. On the 9th April, at the Adam and Eve Hotel, Little Collins-street, Melbourne, Thomas Mulholland, of Wood’s Point, and formerly of County Derry, Ireland (The Age)
May 20 1892	[Died] GOUGH-SMITH. On the 19th inst., at Collins-street, Melbourne, Thomas Bunbury Gough-Smith, second son of the Rev. Canon Smith, rector of [Tamlaght] Finlagan, County Derry, Ireland, aged 35 (The Argus)
March 8 1892	[Married] MCFADDEN & TURNER. On the 31st December, at Lang Lang West, by the Rev. R.W. Rocke, William, youngest son of A. McFadden, of Ivanhoe, and formerly of “Bovevagh”, Londonderry, Ireland, to Frances Augusta, only daughter of late Gordon M. Turner, solicitor, Radcliffe, England (The Age)
Mar 15 1892	[Died] EAKIN. On the 13th inst., at his late residence, Numurkah, Hugh Eakin, second son of Robert Eakin, county Derry, Ireland, aged 33 years (The Argus)
May 23 1892	[Died] PATCHELL. On the 21st May, at his residence, 63 Argyle-street, St. Kilda, William Patchell, second son of John Patchell, of Limavady, county Londonderry, Ireland, aged 54 years. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Jun 18 1892	[Married] COUSLEY & WEST. On the 31st May, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. L.W. Lee, John, fourth son of James Cousley, County Derry, Ireland, to Hannah, third daughter of William West, Beechworth (The Age)
Oct 5 1892	[Died] FORRESTER. On the 23rd August, at her residence, Anne Church Forrester, of Clover Hill, county Londonderry, J.P., youngest and last survivor of 16, the family late John Church, B.A., T.C.D., deputy-governor of county Londonderry in 1793: beloved mother of W.Y.F. Forrester, Warrnambool. (The Argus)
Feb 16 1893	[Married] DRUMMOND & STEVENSON. On the 1st January, at the Presbyterian Manse, Yarraville, by the Rev. John Chambers, John Henry, eldest son of John Drummond, Brooklyn, Rathmines-road, Hawthorn, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Solomon Stevenson, of Yarraville, late of County Derry, Ireland (The Age)
Feb 17 1893	[Died] GRAHAM. On the 16th February, at the Hotham Boot Palace, No. 8 and 10 Errol-street, North Melbourne, after a long and painful illness, Daniel, dearly beloved husband of Maria Belinda Granger Graham, second son of the late John Graham, of Ballywatt, County Derry, and formerly of the Victoria police force, aged 59 years. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing family (The Age)
Mar 9 1893	[Died] PATCHELL. On the morning of the 28th February, at his residence, Kerang, Victoria, Woodford John Williams Patchell, late of Moneymore, County Derry, Ireland. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Nov 18 1893	[Died] NELIS. On the 17th November, at his residence, 30 King William-street, Fitzroy, Andrew, the beloved husband of Sarah Nelis, native of Londonderry, Ireland. Requiescat in pace (The Age)
Dec 9 1893	[Died] SMITH. On October 18, at his residence, Lisnagaloin, Sandbourne-road, London, Werter Smith, of the Admiralty Department, Somerset-house, youngest son of the late Frederic Smith, Londonderry, and much loved brother of Mrs. M.J. Graham, Whittlesea (The Argus)
Dec 30 1893	[Married] MONTGOMERY & WESTLEY. On the 23rd December, by the Rev. D. Meadowcroft, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Charles Edward, eldest son of the late James Montgomery, of Londonderry, Ireland, to Violette Maude Mary, second daughter of Edward J. Westley, of Collingwood (The Age)
Jan 25 1894	[Died] EAKEN. On the 22nd, at his late residence, Nathalia, William Eakin, third son of Robert Eaken, Magherafelt, County Derry, Ireland, and beloved husband of M.J. Eaken (The Age)
Mar 17 1894	[Died] BIRNEY. On the 27th January, accidently drowned in the River Bogan, “Charlton Station”, N.S.W., Robert Birney, native of Londonderry, Ireland (The Age)
Oct 2 1894	[Died] NORMAN. On the 20th ult., at Goodooga, N. S. W. (the result of a buggy accident). Charles Norman, aged 38 years, youngest son of the late Rev. Hugh Norman, Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Oct 16 1894	[Died] STEWART (GOUGH). On the 14th inst., at Benalla, Eliza Charlotte, widow of the late Rev. J.A. Stewart, vicar of All Saints, Derry, Ireland, and eldest daughter of the late Rev. B.B. Gough, rector, of Maghera, Ireland, aged 45 years (The Argus)
Oct 22 1894	[Died] THOMSON. On the 20th at Post Office, Ringwood, in her79th year, Martha Gilmour Thomson, widow of the late Alexander Thomson, late of Castlemaine, native of County Derry, Ireland; the beloved mother of Mariannie, Jane, Martha and James Thomson, manager of Murchison Times, W.A. At rest in the arms of Jesus (The Age)
Apr 22 1895	[Married] MONTGOMERY & SHIELS. On the 11th inst., at the Presbyterian Manse, Dorcas-street, South Melbourne, by the Rev. John Meiklejohn, George, eldest son of Matthew Montgomery, Esq., Letter, County Fermanagh, Ireland, to Sara, fourth daughter of the late William Sheils, Esq., Crew-house, Maghera, County Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Apr 24 1895	[Died] STEWART. On the 20th inst., at Woodend, Hugh Gough, second son of the late Rev. John A. Stewart, vicar of All Saints’, Derry, Ireland, aged 23 years (The Argus)
Jul 16 1895	[Died] BROWN. On the 12th July, at Moyola, Nathalia, John, second son of Andrew Brown, J. P., Magherafelt, County Derry, Ireland aged 37. Home papers please copy (The Age)
Sep 14 1895	[Died] KING. On the 11th September, at her youngest son’s (Joshua) residence, Bath Villa, Sutherland-road, Armadale, after a long and painful illness (borne with Christian fortitude), Elizabeth, relict of the late William Oliver King, coachbuilder, late of Melbourne and Brighton, in her 70th year, late of Garvagh, County Derry, Ireland. Leave a large family to mourn their loss (The Age)
Oct 26 1895	[Married] LOYDEN & PHELAN. On the 2nd October, at St. Ignatius Church, Richmond, by the Rev. J. Kennedy, S.J., John Harcourt, youngest son of William Loyden, commander, R.N., Londonderry, Ireland, to Lizzie, youngest daughter of Michael Phelan, Melbourne, and niece of the late Joseph James Wilson, “Ruan”, Richmond (The Age)
Nov 2 1895	[Died] MCNULTY. On the 31st October, at 39 Duke-street, Windsor, Isabella McNulty, late of Londonderry, Ireland. Home papers please copy. MCNULTY. On the 31st October, at the Red Lion Hotel, Duke-street, Windsor, Isabella McNulty, aged 39 years R.I.P. (The Age)
Nov 20 1895	[Died] STEEN. On the 3rd ult., at the residence of her father, Londonderry, Ireland, Bessie Anderson, eldest daughter of Thomas Steen and grand-daughter of Mrs. Robert Stirling Anderson, Doona, Kew [Melbourne] (The Argus)
Jan 30 1896	[Married] EAKIN & MANNING. On Christmas Day, at Presbyterian Church, Nathalia, by the Rev. R.W. Rock, Robert George, fourth son of Robert Eakin, Magherafelt, County Derry, Ireland, to Grace, eldest daughter of Eustace Manning, “Heatherlie”, Nathalia (The Age)
Feb 15 1896	[Married] BURNSIDE & WHITCHELL. On the 22nd ult., at the residence of the bride’s mother, Fairfield-park, by the Rev. C.H. Irwin, M.A., William, eldest son of the late Kennedy Burnside, Castledawson, county Derry, Ireland, to Beatrice Adeline, eldest Daughter of the late John Whitchell, Melbourne, formerly of Geelong (The Argus)
Feb 22 1896	[Married] WALKER & OPIE. On the 12th inst., at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. A.R. Edgar, John A., second son of the late Alexander Walker, of Londonderry, Ireland, to Annie, eldest daughter of the late John P. Opie, of Land’s End, England (The Argus)
Apr 8 1896	[Died] PATCHELL. On the 7th April, at her late residence, Fingask, Stanley-avenue, Auburn, Catherine Bruce, relict of the late James Patchell, of Londonderry, Ireland, and daughter of the late William Whyte, of Fingask, Perthshire, Scotland, ages 62 years. Home papers please copy. “So he giveth His beloved sleep” (The Age)
May 9 1896	[Golden Wedding] MCCAIG & MCGROTTY. On the 7th May 1846, by the Rev. James O’Hara, assisted by Rector Harvey, Coleraine, Londonderry, Ireland, John McCaig to Mary McGrotty, late of Ballarat and Goulburn Valley district: present address, Courtney-street, North Melbourne (The Age)
Aug 5 1896	[Died] GLENN. On the 15th June, at his residence, Drumbarnett, Londonderry, Ireland, William Glenn, late of Melbourne and Greymouth, New Zealand, brother of Mrs. J. Osborne, Mrs. Wright, and John Glenn, of Tylden. New Zealand papers please copy (The Argus)
Aug 19 1896	[Died] CAMPBELL. On 11th July, at Ballynagard House, Londonderry, Margaret, relict of the late Wm. Campbell, Esq., merchant, Londonderry, and mother of Hon. James C. Campbell, M.L.C., Myrtle-grove, Elsternwick, aged 86 years (The Age)
Jan 2 1897	[Died] GRAHAM. On the 26th December, at his late residence, 27 Provost-street, North Melbourne, Archibald Graham, the dearly beloved husband of Ann Graham, and father of Hugh Graham, Moonee Ponds. A colonist of 43 years and 7 months. Late of Coleraine, County Londonderry, Ireland. Deeply regretted (The Argus)
Feb 1 1897	[Died] CROMIE. On the 31st January, 1897, at Alfred Hospital, Robert John, third son of the late Alexander Cromie, late of Tamniarn, county Derry, Ireland aged 38 years (The Age)
Mar 9 1897	BROOKS. Anyone knowing whereabouts of William Brooks, left County Derry, Ireland 38 years ago for Australia, last heard Sandhurst. Communicate George Dallas, Larkin’s Stables, Armadale-road, Armadale, Vic. (The Age)
Apr 6 1897	[Died] ROGERS. On the 5th April, at Thistle-street, Bendigo, James Rogers, formerly of Rhee, Co. Londonderry, Ireland, aged 80 years (The Argus)
Oct 2 1897	[Died] WALLACE. On the24th August, at the residence of her brother, D.T. McGirr, 34 Clarendon-street, Derry, Ireland, Rachel, relict of Daniel Moon Wallace, of Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia, and Aghadowey, County Derry, the loved mother of Mrs. David Mitchell, Buckley Park, Essendon (The Age)
Oct 30 1897	[Married] MCCLOSKEY & NEWELL. On the 20th October, at SS. Peter and Paul’s, South Melbourne, by the Rev. Dr. Graber, Bernard James, youngest son of James McCloskey, P.L.G., Cloudy (sic), Derry, Ireland (now of Fremantle, W.A.), to Mary Agnes (May), eldest daughter of John T. Newell, Tribe-street, South Melbourne (The Age)
Nov 1 1897	[Died] ORR. On the 29th October, at his residence, Waverley-road, Mulgrave, George, the dearly beloved husband of Mary Orr, formerly of Londonderry, Ireland, a colonist of 56 years, aged 83 years. Interred at St. Kilda on Sunday (The Age)
Jan 12 1897	[Married] WALKER & WHITE. On the 21st December 1896, at North Carlton Presbyterian Church [Melbourne] by the Rev. T.W. McGregor, Robert, youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Walker, Londonderry, Ireland, to Margaret Mitchell, third daughter of Thomas White, of Mirboo, late of Ballarat (The Age)
Sep 9 1897	[Married] RIDLAND & WALKER. On the 19th August, at Wesley Church, Lonsdale-street, by the Rev. A. K. Edgar, Thomas Ridland, third son of Hercules Ridland, Shetland, Scotland, to Isabella Walker, youngest daughter of Thomas Walker, Londonderry, Ireland (The Age)
Jan 19 1898	[Married] BUCHANAN & HENRY. On the 23rd December, Collins-street, Melbourne, by the Rev. Dr. Marshall, Andrew Buchanan, eldest son of Andrew Buchanan, of Blackwood, to Jeanie Henry, youngest daughter of the late William Henry, of Culnady, Co. Derry, Ireland (The Argus)
Apr 11 1898	[Died] SHIELDS. On the 2nd April, Anne the dearly beloved wife of John Shields, Agapamone, Princetown, and eldest daughter of the late Thomas Leckey Cunningham, Esq., Frances-street, Londonderry, Ireland, aged 62 years. She leaves a family of four sons and three daughters to deplore their loss. Derry papers please copy (The Argus)
Aug 8 1898	[Died] GILLESPIE. On the 6th August, at the Austin Hospital, Heidelberg, Robert Gillespie, dearly beloved father of Elizabeth Gillespie, late of Stirling, Scotland, and Ballarina, Co. Derry, Ireland, after two years’ illness of paralysis, in his 78th year. Sydney, Queensland and home papers, please copy (The Age)
Nov 26 1898	[Married] CARR & FREARS. On the 9th October, at the Wesley Church, Northam, West Australia, by the Rev. F. Finch, Robert Cecil Carr, eldest son of William Kenelm Carr, of Lough Enagh, Londonderry, Ireland, to Nellie, second daughter of A. Frears, of Hamilton, Victoria (The Age)
Dec 30 1898	[Married] CRUICKSHANK & GILLILAND. On the 16th November, at Sutton, by the Rev. W, Gray Dixon, Alec, son of the late William Hay Leith Cruickshank, of Zerka, Kirkstall, to Maude, eldest daughter of the late Alexander Latta Gilliland, of Londonderry and Ballarat (The Argus)
Feb 22 1899	[Died] JACKSON. On the 16th January, at Londonderry, Mary beloved mother of John Jackson, Redan-street, St. Kilda, aged 90 years (The Argus)
Apr 1 1899	[Died] ROBINSON. On the 30th March, at St. Kilda, Rev. Samuel Robinson, D. D., son of Matthew Robinson, M. D., of Mulderg, Co. Derry, Ireland, aged 57. For 21 years minister of St. Kilda Presbyterian Church (The Argus)
Apr 15 1899	[Married] McCOOL & WALKER. On the 6th April, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Werribee, by the Rev. J. E. Higginbottom, William T. M., third son of the late Kennedy McCool, Dungleady, Co. Londonderry, Ireland, to Ada, daughter of G. Walker, Werribee (The Argus)
May 27 1899	[Married] ROBINSON & McCAY. On the 23rd May, at “Alcazar”, High-street, Windsor, the residence of Mrs. Dr. Robinson, by the Rev. T. W. Cairns, St. Andrew’s, Ballarat, Matthew John McWilliam Robinson, second son of Professor Robinson, Belfast, Ireland, to Marie Louise McCay, Mount Pleasant, Garvagh, County Londonderry, Ireland (The Argus)
Aug 15 1899	[Died] CAMPBELL. On the 9th August, at Melbourne, David Callender Campbell, son of the late William Campbell, Ballynagard House, Londonderry, and brother to James C. Campbell, aged 59 years (The Age)
Oct 7 1899	[Married] HUTCHINSON & MORRISON. On the 5th September, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. H. S. Saloway, John, eldest son of the late John Hutchinson, of Londonderry, Ireland, to Lizzie, daughter of James Morrison, Yandoit, Victoria. English papers please copy (The Argus)
Jan 19 1900	[Married] NUTT & MURIE. On the 28th December, 1899, at Meadow Vale, 386 Canning-street, North Melbourne, by the Rev. W. Clark, Samuel, second son of the late David Nutt, farmer, County Londonderry, Ireland, to Annie Jane, eldest daughter of Andrew Murie (The Age)
May 26 1900	[Died] PATON. On the 5th April, at Crawford-square, Londonderry, Ireland, the Rev. Walter H. Paton, second son of the late James Paton, and brother of Dr. John G. Paton, Kew (The Argus)
Jun 19 1900	[Died] WALLACE. On the 19th April, at the residence of his uncle, David T. McGirr, 34 Clarendon-street, Londonderry, Ireland, Samuel McGirr Wallace, only surviving son of the late Daniel Moon Wallace, of Castlemaine and Aghadowey, county Derry, Ireland, loved brother of Mrs. David Mitchell, Buckley-park, Essendon (The Argus)
Sep 22 1900	[Died] McMILLAN. On the 8th September, at his residence, Springwood, Queenscliff, James, the beloved husband of Mary Ellen McMillan, aged 66 years. Born in Londonderry, Ireland. His end was peace (The Age)
Oct 17 1900	[Died] TILLIE. On the 4th September, 1900, at Duncreggan-house, Londonderry, Agnes Marshall Lee, the beloved wife of William Tillie, Esq., H. M. L. (Tillie and Henderson) (The Argus)
Oct 27 1900	[Died] CROCKETT. On the 17th September, at Tamlaght, Londonderry, Ireland, Sarah Jane, beloved daughter of the late James and Catherine Crockett, of Mansfield, and beloved sister of Mrs. Carlisle and M. C. M. Crockett, of Yarrawonga; Anthony F. P. and Andrew Crockett, of Mansfield; and William Crockett, late of Mansfield (The Age)

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