Ancestral, historical and genealogical research in the County of Tyrone including all of Ulster.

PATRICK STREET GRAVEYARD, STRABANE (THE PARISH GRAVEYARD OF CAMUS-JUXTA-MOURNE PARISH)

LARMOUR

JAMES LARMOUR

ELIZABETH LARMOUR

FRANCIS JOHN LARMOUR

ANNE JANE LARMOUR

DAVID LARMOUR

ANDREW LARMOUR 25 YEARS

MARTHA LARMOUR AGED 16 YEARS ---- 1849

SARAH LARMOUR AGED 75 YEARS SEPTEMBER 1859

LONDONDERRY SENTINEL

24 March 1836

At Strabane, on Sunday evening, the 3rd inst., of consumption, FRANCIS John, aged 15 years, youngest son of MR. FRANCIS LARMOUR, coach builder

18 August 1838

In Strabane, on Saturday last, ANNE JANE, daughter of MR. FRANCIS LARMOUR, of that Town

30 April 1842

On the 22nd inst., MR. DAVID LARMOUR, youngest son of MR. FRANCIS LARMOUR, of Strabane

19 August 1843

On Sabbath, the 13th inst., in the 25th year of his age, ANDREW LARMOUR, second son of MR. FRANCIS LARMOUR, of Strabane

2 November 1849

On the 23rd ult., of scarlatina, aged 16 years, MARTHA, only surviving daughter of MR. FRANCIS LARMOUR, Strabane

16 September 1859

At Strabane, on Wednesday morning, the 7th inst., SARAH, the beloved wife of MR. FRANCIS LARMOUR, after a very protracted illness. She was one of the oldest inhabitants of Strabane

10 May 1864

On the 6th May, at Strabane, WILLIAM, youngest son of MR. WILLIAM LARMOUR

CIVIL REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGES IN IRELAND

1ST RAMELTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CO. DONEGAL

#73 April 27 1854

WILLIAM LARMOUR full age bachelor merchant Strabane Father: FRANCIS LARMOUR merchant

ELIZABETH HUNTER full age spinster Rathmelton Father: JOHN HUNTER surgeon

Witnesses: HENRY WHITE & JOHN ADAMS

STRABANE MORNING POST

December 21 1824

To be sold, A Handsome Inside JAUNTING CAR, nearly new, with good cushions and harness

Apply To MR. DANIEL COOK, or Mr. FRANCIS LARMOUR

June 6 1825

COLLECTION FOR STRABANE MECHANICS’ INSTITUTION

FRANCIS LAMOUR (listed as a recorder)

June 16 1835

Signed Memorial to John Fyffe (Land Steward to the Marquis of Abercorn)

FRANCIS LAMOUR

Tuesday, November 8, 1836

OUTRAGE

WHEREAS on the night of the thirty-first of October, or Morning of the first of November inst. some evil-disposed Person or Persons maliciously injured and damaged Three BOATS, the property of the Most Noble the Marquis of Abercorn, then lying at the Basin of Strabane Canal (one of them laden with Oats), by boring several holes in the bottom and sides, cutting the rigging, and otherwise injuring said Boats :

NOW, We whose names are hereunto subscribed, for the better apprehending and bringing to justice the Person or Persons who so committed said Outrage, do hereby offer a Reward of

£100 Stirling

in proportion to the Sums annexed to our Names respectively, to any Person or Persons (except the Person or Persons who actually committed said Outrage), who shall, within six months from the date hereof give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of all or any of the Parties concerned therein.

Signed at a Public Meeting of the Inhabitants of Strabane, held in the Town-Hall, the 3d day of November, 1836:

including FRANCIS LAMOUR

October 9 1832

Subscriptions to Cholera Appeal:

FRANCIS LARMOUR Ten Shillings

Signed Memorial to Rev. William Mulligan, 1st Presbyterian Church, Strabane

Including FRANCIS LARMOUR

February 18 1834

INSIDE CAR

To be Sold, with or without Harness, An INSIDE CAR, on Four Wheels, with Pole and Shafts, in perfect order, and so light as to be drawn, with great ease, by one horse.

Apply to Mr. FRANCIS LARMOUR

Strabane, Feb. 17, 1834

May 26 1835

Signed Memorial to Rev. George Smithwick, Rector of Camus-juxta-Mourne

Including FRANCIS LARMOUR

CAMUS -JUXTA-MOURNE PAISH CHURCH (CHRIST CHURCH, STRABANE) BAPTISMS:

LARMOUR	Birth 1 May 1865	WILLIAM	WILLIAM LARMOUR & ELIZABETH
LARMOUR	Birth 18 Jun 1867	ANDREW	WILLIAM LARMOUR & ELIZABETH
LARMOUR	Birth 1 Jul 1868	FANNY SCOTT	WILLIAM LARMOUR & ELIZABETH
LARMOUR	Birth May 1871	GEORGE McCARTER	WILLIAM LARMOUR & MARY

CIVIL REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS & MARRIAGES IN IRELAND

STRABANE REGISTRATION DISTRICT 1845-1900

William Larmour