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Personal notices and advertisements extracted from the STRABANE MORNING POST, LONDONDERRY JOURNAL, LONDONDERRY STANDARD & LONDONDERRY SENTINEL

Transcribed, compiled and submitted by Various Members



STRABANE MORNING POST:

March 2, 1824

At Lisnarrow, on 23rd ult. MR. WILLIAM JACK aged 86 years

January 20, 1829

By the Rev. Mathew Clarke, on Tuesday last, MR. JOHN JACK, of Meahey, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of MR. PATRICK McFARLAND, of Dergbrough, Upper Badony

July 12, 1836

At Ballycolman, near this town, on Monday last, MRS. JACK, wife of MR. SAMUEL JACK



LONDONDERRY STANDARD:

February 14 1838

At his residence in Magheracolton, Parish of Ardstraw, MR. ANDREW JACK, deservedly regretted by all who knew him as he was a truly honest man. His remains were attended on Sunday the 28th ult. by a large concourse of his friends and relations to Ardstraw burial ground and there interred

June 16 1841

COOKE-JACK. At Ballycolman, near Strabane, by the Rev. Mr. Britton, of Bready, MR JAMES COOKE, of Lisdiven, to FRANCES, daughter of MR SAMUEL JACK, of Ballycolman

October 30, 1844

Died very suddenly, on Thursday the 17th ult., at his residence, in Newtownstewart, MR. ANDREW JACK

June 18 1845

JACK-NELSON. Married on the 11th inst, in the First Presbyterian Church, Ardstraw, by the Rev. Matthew Clark, MR. JOHN JACK of Magheracolton, to MARY, daughter of the late MR. ROBERT NELSON, Carnkenny

August 13, 1845

Married at Donemana Meeting House, by the Rev. Mr. Monteith, on Monday, the 4th inst., MR. SAMUEL JACK, of Ballycolman, near Strabane, to MARGARET, daughter of MR. ROSBORROW, of Raspberry Hill, near Donemana

June 18, 1847


Married in Newtownstewart Church, county Tyrone, on Wednesday week, by the Rev. E. Atkinson, curate of Strabane, WALTER LOWTHER, ESQ., to ELIZA, the eldest daughter of the late MR. JACK, of Magheracolton

July 2 1847

Married in the Presbyterian Church of Dunnemana on Thursday se’night, MR. ANDREW McASHEE of Cavanalee, parish of Camus, to MARY ANN daughter of MR. JOHN JACK, Tirkernaghan



LONDONDERRY SENTINEL:

June 13, 1840

Married on Monday, at the residence of MR. ANDREW JACK, Newtownstewart, by the Rev. John Kelly, of Strahalter, MR. JOHN Craig, of Birnaghs, corn merchant, to MISS MARGARET TAGGART, daughter of the late JOHN TAGGART, ESQ., of Lislafferty, near Baronscourt

June 25, 1842

Died at Newtownstewart, on Wednesday, the 15th inst., ELIZABETH JACK, aged seven years, eldest daughter of MR. ANDREW JACK, merchant

April 22, 1843

Died on Tuesday evening last, at Ballycolman, near Strabane, MR. SAMUEL JACK

May 10, 1845

Married on the 25th ult., in the Presbyterian Church, Donemana, WILLIAM McCREA, ESQ., of Leck, to FANNY, eldest daughter of SAMUEL JACK, ESQ., Lisnarrow, county Tyrone

December 12, 1846

Died at Lisnarrow, on the 26th ult., SAMUEL JACK, ESQ., in the 72nd year of his age

April 7, 1849

Married on the 2nd inst., in the Presbyterian Church of Ardstraw, by the Rev. Matthew Clark, ANDREW JACK, ESQ., of Magheracolton, to Ellen, only daughter of JOSEPH BAIRD, Killen

March 14, 1851

Married on Thursday the 13th inst., at the Presbyterian Church, Donnemana, by the Rev. John Monteith, GEORGE WALKER, ESQ., merchant, Londonderry, to ELLEN, second daughter of the late SAMUEL JACK, ESQ., of Lisnarra, Donnemana

March 24, 1854

Married at Memphis, Tennessee, U.S., on the 16th February, WILLIAM JACK, ESQ., eldest son of the late SAMUEL JACK, ESQ., Lisnarra House, county Tyrone, to MISS EUGINE BUTLER

April 14, 1854

Married on the 6th inst., in the Presbyterian Church, Donemana, by the Rev. John Monteith, JAMES MILLER, ESQ., Calhame Cottage, Strabane, to SARAH, sixth daughter of the late SAMUEL JACK, ESQ., Lisnarra House

February 15, 1856

Married in the First Presbyterian Church, Ardstraw, on the 7th inst., by the Rev. Andrew Clark, MR. ROBERT ENTRICAN, Stoneyfalls, to JANE, youngest daughter of the late MR. ANDREW JACK, Magheracolton

June 27, 1856

Married on the 19th June, in St. George's Church [Dublin], by the Rev. Walter Gyles, Rector of Cahir, ALEXANDER JACK, ESQ., Professor, Queen's College, Cork, eldest son of GEORGE A. JACK, ESQ., Bloom Hill, county Tyrone, to GEORGINA MARIA, younger daughter of the late CAPTAIN JAMES GOLDFRAPP, of the 60th Rifles

September 12, 1856

Died on Saturday, the 9th ult., at Memphis, Tennessee, aged 20 months, WILLIAM, son of WILLIAM JACK, ESQ., formerly of Lisnarrow, county Tyrone

June 7, 1861

Married May 23, at Crossroads Presbyterian Church, near Omagh, by the Rev. John Hamilton, A.M., MR. JAMES FYFFE, Dunwish, Drumragh, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of the late MR. JACK, Mountjoy East, near Omagh

July 5, 1861

Died June 28, at Rooskey, near Donemana, MR. JAMES JACK, aged 66 years

November 17, 1863

Married November 11, in the Presbyterian Church, Donemana, by the Rev. John Monteith, JAMES MOORE, ESQ., Coleraine [Co. Londonderry], to Kate, daughter of the late SAMUEL JACK, ESQ., Lisnara

April 22, 1864

Died April 17, at his residence, Aughnamoyle, near Omagh, in his 81st year, MR. GREER JACK

May 19, 1865

Died May 12, at his residence, Aughnamoile, near Omagh, MR. ROBERT JACK, aged 80 years

May 23, 1865

Married May 16, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Omagh, by the Rev. Josias Mitchell, MR. JAMES JACK, of Mountjoy East, Omagh, to ELIZA JANE, eldest daughter of MR. JOHN CLEMENTS, Killybrack, Omagh

July 11, 1865

Married June 27, in the Crossroads Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John Gilmour, MR. WILLIAM JACK, Mountjoy, Omagh, to MISS ELIZA MARGARET FYFFE, Dunwish, Omagh

November 27, 1866

Died November 13, at 78 Graham Road, Dalston, London, SARAH, the beloved wife of JAMES MILLAR, ESQ., and daughter of the late SAMUEL JACK, ESQ., Lisnarra, county Tyrone

January 12, 1869

Married Jan. 5, in the First Presbyterian Church, Corrick, by the Rev. Samuel Black, GEORGE, son of MR. GEORGE JACK, Mindamph, to REBECCA, daughter of MR. CHARLES McFARLAND, Letterbratt

February 19, 1869

Died Feb 18, at Magheracolton, MR. WILLIAM JACK, aged 37 years



Jack Surname Information
Submitted by Cassie KELLY in Australia


Derry Journal 5 Dec 1837:
November 9, at Magheracolton near Nn-Stewart, Eliza, the wife of Mr Andrew JACK, sincerely regretted by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintenance - a tender mother and affectionate wife.

His eldest son's obituary. There are errors in the notice:
John JACK 1828-1908 was the great grandson of the late Rev Andrew WELSH 1710-1781, of Ardstraw; The Rev Andrew WELSH was the ggggrandson of the Scottish Reformer John KNOX 1505-1572.

Tyrone Constitution, 28th Feb 1908:
A well-known resident in this district passed away in the early hours of Tuesday morning last in the person of Mr. John JACK, of Magheracolton. Deceased, who was in his eightieth year, had been ailing for some time, the death of his wife about a month ago having affected him greatly. The late Mr. Jack was a direct descendant of the great John KNOX, of Scotland, being grandson of the late Rev. Andrew Walsh, of Ardstraw, who was a great-great-grandson of the Scottish Reformer. The Jack family are one of the most respected in the neighbourhood, and great sympathy is felt for the three surviving daughters. The funeral took place yesterday (Thursday) to Ardstraw graveyard, and was largely attended.


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