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Obituaries 1831 - 1833

Obituaries from the Longtown District 1831 - 1833

Obituaries

From the Carlisle Patriot (CP) and Carlisle Journal (CJ) newspapers

January 8th 1831CPOn the 31st October last, Mr Richard Graham of Syke Head, Moss Edge, Kirklinton, aged 56.January 15th 1831CJAt Longtown on Thursday week, in consequence of a severe fall, which he experienced on Christmas Day, Mr John Irving of the Swan Inn, aged 48.January 24th 1831CPAt Cheltenham, on Monday se?enight, John Latimer Esq. many years an eminent solicitor in London, and formerly of Holmfoot in this county.January 29th 1831CJAt Longtown on Wednesday week, much regretted, Mr Matthew Rae, weaver, aged 84. He was a native of Glasgow, but had resided at the former place upwards of forty years, and was greatly respected for his upright and consistent conduct as a reformer, and as an honest and intelligent man. He laboured at his occupation for more than 70 years.March 12th 1831CJAt Flimby on Monday last, Mrs Nancy Tickle, formerly of Kirklinton, aged 90.April 2nd 1831CJAt Longtown on Sunday last, Mr John Bamber, aged 74, much respected.April 16th 1831 CJAt Longtown on Thursday last after a lingering illness born with great fortitude and resignation, Robert, eldest son of Mr R Latimer, brewer, aged 19. The mild and pleasing disposition which he ever manifested endeared to him the esteem of his friends and acquaintances, by whom his death will be deeply lamented.May 7th 1831CJIn the House of Recovery yesterday, John Nixon, of Stapleton, farmer, aged 21.May 14th 1831CPOn the 8th inst after a lingering illness, Elizabeth, wife of Mr Wilkin of Mossband Hall and only daughter of Mr Gilleburn, late of High Crosby.May 21st 1831CJAt Longtown on Monday last, Mr George Forster, blacksmith, aged 72 years, during forty of which he was in the employ of the Netherby family.July 9th 1831CJAt Heyton in Lancashire, lately, where he had gone to superintend the grammar school patronised by the Earl of Derby, John, eldest son of Mr John Graham, late of Newbiggin, Kirklinton, in this county.At Hopesyke near Longtown, on Tuesday week, Mrs Sarah Tinning, widow, aged 82; and on Monday last Mr Francis Tinning, her son, aged 55.At Rigghead in Bewcastle, on the 30th ult, Mr John Taylor, aged 86.August 6th 1831CJHere, on the 26th ult, in Castle Street, Mrs Ann McVity, aged 45; she was interred at Kirkandrews on Esk.September 10th 1831CPLately, at Bailie Head, Bewcastle, Margaret, wife of Mr Robert Routledge, aged 71.September 17th 1831CJAt Redbank, Kirkandrews upon Esk, very suddenly, Mr David Little, late farmer of High Plains, Kirkandrews, aged 46.October 8th 1831CPOn the 1st inst. Mr John Ewart of Holm Head in the parish of Bewcastle, aged 70.October 15th 1831CJAt Longtown on Thursday week, Mr Robert Blaylock aged 47.October 29th 1831CJIn London, on Thursday 20th inst. Mr Jos. Irving, son of Mrs Irving of Longtown, aged 31, after only two days illness.At Roanstrees, Bewcastle, on Saturday last, Mrs Elizabeth Routledge, widow of the late Mr Robert Routledge of Grahams Onset, aged 82.November 26th 1831CJAt Longtown on the 6th inst, suddenly, Mary, daughter of Mr Forster, of the Longtown Brewery, in the prime of life, one of the Society of Friends, much and deservedly respected.March 3rd 1832CJAt Beck, near Longtown, yesterday week, Mr Robert Bell, a small farmer aged 46. He was the father of the small boy Bell, who was tried last week at our assizes for stealing 14 sovereigns, and whose shame caused him such poignancy of grief that he may be said to have died of a broken heart.March 3rd 1832CPOn the 29th ult at Skitby, parish of Kirklinton, Jane, wife of Mr John Graham, much and deservedly respected.April 14th 1832CJAt Longtown, on Wednesday last, Mr John Martin, aged 86, many years brewer to the late Sir James Graham of Netherby.July 7th 1832CPAt Nook, in the township of Nichol Forest and parish of Kirkandrews upon Esk, on Monday 25th ult, Mr John Forster, yeoman, after a short but severe illness, aged 67 years.July 7th 1832CPAt Bewcastle on Thursday 28th ult, the Rev. Wm Lauder, Dissenting Minister at Know Chapel, in the parish of Bewcastle in this county. The deceased was nearly 40 years minister of the Dissenting Congregation at Know. He bore a long and tedious illness for several weeks but insisted on being carried to the chapel in a chair to perform divine service. He preached and administered the sacrament on Sunday last, and spoke with fervour and animation till nearly exhausted, when he took to bed and died in the course of three days afterwards.July 28th 1832CJAt Longtown, on Monday last, Mr Walter Brown, carrier from that place to this city, advanced in years.September 15th 1832CPAt Longtown on the 9th inst. Mr John Boustead of the Globe Inn, formerly of Linstock Castle, aged 72.October 20th 1832CPOn the 1st October at Hole of Line, Mr Christopher Little, shepherd to Mr Edward Forrester of Slacks, Bewcastle, aged 68.January 9th 1833CJAt Longtown on Monday last, Mr Thos. Sword, butcher, aged 48.January 26th 1833CJAt Longtown after a long illness, Mr George McCarty, aged 23.February 2nd 1833CJAt English-town, Kirkandrews on Esk, yesterday week, Mr William Ferguson, at an advanced age.February 16th 1833CJAt Longtown on Sunday last, Mr Geo Richardson, weaver and hairdresser.February 23rd 1833CJOn Friday last in Rickergate, Mr Wm Tweddle sen, innkeeper, formerly of Longtown, aged 60.April 6th 1833CJAt Longtown yesterday week, Mr Wm Young Taylor, at an advanced age.April 20th 1833CJAt Hillstown, Kirkandrews on Esk, on Saturday last, Mr Wm McVitie, aged 79.May 11th 1833CPAt Malsgate on Monday last, aged 64, Elizabeth, wife of Mr G Little, eminently distinguished for Christian piety and deeply and deservedly regretted by a numerous circle of friends.June 1st 1833CJAt Longtown a few days ago, Mr Robert Tate Taylor, aged 84.July 6th 1833CPOn Monday last, Mary, the wife of Robert Atkinson of Edderside, Kirklinton, aged 64, much and deservedly respected by all who knew her.July 15th 1833CJAt Burnfoot near Longtown on Thursday week, Mrs Taylor, aged 62.August 17th 1833CJAt Longtown on the 7th inst, James Roome, weaver, aged 46, a man of very laborious habits and the chief support of an aged mother. Such was the deceased?s love for water that one quart on a cold winter?s day was only a moderate draught in his opinion, and in estimating the quantity drank by him it will be far below the average, if we take his consumption of ?Adam?s Wine? at six gallons per week, which for the last 20 years would amount to 6240 gallons or 173 1/3 barrels!August 31st 1833CJAt Longtown on Thursday last, Mrs Boustead of the Globe Inn, advanced in years. She died in an awfully sudden manner, having dropped down and instantly expired, though in her usual health up to the moment of her death.October 5th 1833CJIn Swift?s Row in this city, on the 20th ult, Miss Mary Somerville of Longtown, aged 22 years, much respected.October 12th 1833CJOn the 2nd inst Mr George Palmer, a respectable yeoman at Sikeside in the parish of Kirklinton, at the advanced age of 95.October 19th 1833CJAt Longtown on the 10th inst, the Rev James Patton, minister of the Scotch Church in the above town, aged 48; on the 11th, Miss Elizabeth Bell aged 21 years.At Haggiestown-holme Arthuret on the 9th inst, Mrs Jane McDougal, at an advanced age.November 2nd 1833CJAt Bedford on the 20th ult, Mr James Wilkinson, son of Mr John Wilkinson of Longtown in this county, aged 30 years; a young man of great piety and highly respected by all who knew him.

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