19th Century Longtown Netherby Estate Obituaries Life in Longtown Deaths and Inquests Deaths and Inquests 1800 -1812 Deaths and Inquests 1813 -1823 Deaths and Inquests 1824 -1832 Deaths and Inquests 1833 -1836 Deaths and Inquests 1837 -1840 Deaths and Inquests 1841 -1846 Deaths and Inquests 1847 -1849 The Death of Thomas Allen Crime in Longtown Gravestone Inscriptions Longtown Memories Marriages Some Longtown Families Stapleton Churchyard Memorials from Kirklinton Church Memorials from Nicholforest A - H Memorials from Nicholforest I - Z Memorials from Canonbie A - H Memorials from Canonbie I - Z Other Memorials to Longtown People Memorials from Kirkandrews on Esk Memorials from Arthuret John Murray, Bigamist Smuggling The Murder of Thomas Davidson The Murder of Thomas Davidson 2 The Murder of Thomas Davidson 3 The Murder of Thomas Davidson 4 Charles and John Gillespie The Murder of William Forster The Death of John Donnelly Domestic Disputes The Longtown Workhouse Murder The Grahams of Netherby Random Recollections Joan Kidd Thomas Gibbons Some Longtown Businessmen Some Soldiers from Longtown Some Longtown Farmers Marriages 1800 - 1809 Marriages 1810 - 1817 Marriages 1818 - 1824 Marriages 1825 - 1829 Marriages 1830 - 1834 Marriages 1835 - 1838 Marriages 1839 - 1843 Marriages 1844 - 1845 Marriages 1846- 1849 Rev James Traill Obituaries 1804 - 1807 Obituaries 1807 - 1811 Obituaries 1812 - 1817 Obituaries 1818 - 1821 Obituaries 1822 - 1824 Obituaries 1825 - 1826 Obituaries 1827 - 1828 Obituaries 1829 - 1830 Obituaries 1831 - 1833 Obituaries 1833 - 1834 Obituaries 1835 - 1836 Obituaries 1836 - 1838 Obituaries 1838 - 1840 Superstition in the 19th Century Longtown War Memorial The Heraldry of the Cumberland Statesman Obituaries 1840 - 1841 Obituaries 1842 - 1843 Obituaries 1843 - 1844 Obituaries 1845 Obituaries 1846 - 1847 Obituaries 1847- 1848 Obituaries 1849- 1851 Sport and Sportsmen Carter v Oliver Prize Fight Some Longtown Superstitions Local Churches 

Obituaries 1846 - 1847

Obituaries from the Longtown District 1846 - 1847

Obituaries

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

January 2nd 1846CPAt Moorhouses near Westlinton on the 26th ultimo, Hester Little, widow of the late Mr William Little, aged 65 years. At Longtown on the 26th ult, Thomas John, infant son of Mr Thomas Wilson, joiner; and on the 28th ult, Mr William Carlisle, tailor, aged 23 years, much respected. At Longtown Union Workhouse on the 25th ult, Thomas Park, schoolmaster, aged 17 years.January 24th 1846CPAt Yadhill, Hethersgill, on the 4th inst, Mrs Graham, in childbed, daughter of Mr Holliday, aged 39. On the 8th inst, Mrs Ferguson, widow of the late Mr Francis Ferguson of Lairdstown in the parish of Arthuret, aged 79 years. At Browhead in the parish of Kirkandrews, on the 11th inst, Mr Joseph Crosby aged 55 years. At Longtown on the 17th inst in childbed, Mrs Elizabeth, wife of Mr Andrew Birrell, butcher, aged 37 years; and on the 19th, their infant daughter. Same place on the 18th, Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson, aged 39; and on the 19th, Robert, son of Mr Walter Scott, clock and watchmaker, aged 14 months.January 30th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 28th inst, suddenly, Thomas Kennedy Esq. MD aged 27 years. At Longtown on the 24th inst, Jane, wife of Mr George Scott, aged 37 years; same day, Thomas Anderson, son of Mr Robert Young, china and glass dealer, aged 3 years, and on the 26th, Ann Heriot Coulson, aged 6 years. At Henriestown in the parish of Kirkandrews, on the 25th inst, Mary, the wife of Mr Richard Leishman, aged 45 years.February 13th 1846CPAt Alstonby Cottage, Kirklinton, on the 8th inst, Mrs Drury, aged 49. At Longtown on the 11th inst, Isabella, daughter of Mr Robert Young, china and glass merchant, aged 6 years. At the Longtown Union Workhouse, on the 7th inst, Mr Robert Aiken, late of Bewcastle, aged 80 years. At Longtown on the 1st inst, Jane Ann, daughter of Mr Thomas Armstrong, aged 5 years; and on the 2nd, Mary Brown, aged 36 years. At the Longtown Union Workhouse, on the 5th inst, Elizabeth, daughter of Ann Gordon, aged 3 years.February 20th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 10th inst, Mary Brown, aged 39 years; same place on the 15th Eleanor, wife of Mr Robert Somerville, taylor, aged 50 years.March 6th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 27th ult, Mr William Graham, aged 25 years; same place on the 1st inst, Mr George Wilson, aged 65 years. At Hetherhead in the parish of Kirklinton, on the 22nd inst, Mary, the wife of John Carruthers, aged 67 years. At Whitecloserigg in the parish of Arthuret, on Monday 2nd inst, Mrs Mary Wightman, wife of Mr William Wightman, farmer, advanced in years.March 20th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 13th inst, Mr John Waters aged 25 years. At Longtown on the 11th inst, Thomas Yule, aged 7 years.March 27th 1846CPAt Glinger Bank near Longtown on Sunday 15th inst, at the advanced age of 88 years, the Rev John James, for 38 years perpetual curate of Nicholforest, and 64 years a clergyman of the Church of England. He has left many friends and relatives to mourn his loss. Kind-hearted and forgiving, all loved him who knew him. Charity had claimed him as her own, that charity which ?Suffereth long and is kind, which endureth all things and hopeth all things?.April 17th 1846CPAt Longtown on Friday 25th ult, Miss Jane Huggan, aged 74; same place on the 31st ult, Miss Christian Wilson, aged 75 years. At Longtown on the 13th inst Mrs Elizabeth Irving, late of Mossband, aged 90 years. At Guide Post Toll Gate, near Longtown, on the 5th inst, Mrs Graham, wife of Mr William Graham, toll keeper, aged 26 years.May 22nd 1846CPAt Longtown on the 11th inst, Mr Richard Levingston, aged 74 years. At the Globe Inn on the same day, Margaret, the infant daughter of Mr Joseph Forster of Manchester. On the 14th inst, Sarah Musgrave, aged 62 years, and on the 21st inst, Jane Bell, aged 32 years. At Brunton?s Hill, in the parish of Arthuret, on the 12th inst, John, son of Mr Robert Little, aged 2 years, and on the 14th inst, Mary, daughter of the said Mr Robert Little, aged 5 years.May 29th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 26th inst, at the house of her grandfather, Mr Little, Mary Hannah Graham, eldest daughter of the late Mr William Graham. At Black House, Stapleton, on the 23rd inst, suddenly, Mr Robert Forster, aged 75, much and deservedly respected by a large circle of acquaintances.June 12th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 12th inst, Mr Thomas Armstrong, aged 68 years, much respected; and on the 15th inst, Mrs Mary Carruthers, aged 76 years. At Westlinton on the 16th inst, Mr Richard Brown, aged 58 years, much respected.July 10th 1846CPAt Bridlington on the 24th ult, the Rev Miles Tyson, late curate of Nicholforest, diocese of Carlisle.July 17th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 11th inst, Mr John Tinning of the Grahams Arms Hotel and of Oakbank, aged 54, highly and deservedly respected. At Blackbank School House near Longtown on the 11th inst, very suddenly, Mr James Telford, schoolmaster, aged 52 years, much respected. At Longtown on the 12th inst, Mr John Wilson, stonemason, late of Bewcastle, aged 80 years. At Peth near Longtown on the 7th inst, Sibble, daughter of Mr John Donaldson, aged 18 years.At Hunley in the parish of Scaleby, on the 14th inst, Sarah, widow of Mr Francis Ivison, aged 87 years.July 24th 1846CPAt Eden Terrace on the 17th inst, Sarah Reed, second surviving daughter of Mr Samuel Irving.July 31st 1846CPAt Slackheads in the parish of Kirklinton on the 23rd inst, Mrs Jane Wannop, aged 82 years. At Longtown on the 23rd inst, Mr John Bell, aged 26 years.August 14th 1846CPAt Nook, Irthington, on the 2nd inst after a protracted illness, Mr Christopher Bell, commercial traveller, aged 40 years, much respected.August 21st 1846CPAt Whiteclose, in the parish of Stapleton, on the 13th inst, Jane, widow of the late Mr James Routledge of Shaw House, in the 86th year of her age, much respected. She was the mother of 13 children, grandmother to 50 and great ? grandmother to 46. If she had survived a few days longer, she would have been a great-great-grandmother. At Longtown on the 14th inst, Mr Gaven Williamson, late of Black Rigg, aged 58 years.September 11th 1846CPAt Seaton near Workington on the 1st inst, very suddenly, the Rev John Topping, incumbent of Camerton, and second son of the Rev John Topping of Irthington in this county, aged 45. The deceased possessed a most amiable disposition, and other excellent qualities, which had endeared him to his parishioners as well as to an extensive circle of friends, who held him in the highest estimation, and who will cherish his memory with fond regard.September 25th 1846CPAt Barrockstown in the parish of Kirklinton, on the 20th inst, Mrs Latimer, wife of Mr David Latimer, yeoman, aged 36 years. At Longtown on the 22nd inst, Mr Thomas Huggon, aged 54 years. At Dickstree in the parish of Kirkandrews on Esk, on the 22nd inst, Mr William Wright, blacksmith, aged 68 years. In Abbey Street on the 18th inst, John Hodgson Esq. of Penton, in the 77th year of his age.October 9th 1846CPAt Smithfield near the Red House on the 7th inst, Robert Atkinson at the advanced age of 83 ? much respected.October 16th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 12th inst, Mr Andrew Birrel, butcher, aged 49 years. At the same place, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr Joseph Wilson, on the 13th inst, Mrs Stordy, widow of the late Wm Stordy of Kirkbampton, aged 83 years.At Oakshawhill in the parish of Arthuret, on the 14th inst, Mr James Tinning, aged 85 years.October 30th 1846CPAt English Town, Kirkandrews on Esk, Jessy, the second daughter of Mr John Ferguson, aged 21 years. At Heather Side, Kirklinton, on the 22nd inst, Christopher Irving, aged 22 years.November 20th 1846CPAt Close Gap in the parish of Kirkandrews on Esk on the 17th inst, Mr James Irving, aged 57, much respected. At Longtown on the 18th inst, John, son of Mr Thos. Mattinson, aged 7 years. At Longtown Union Workhouse on the 18th inst, John Armstrong, aged 36 years. At Blindly in the parish of Kirklinton on the 9th inst, James, the son of Mr Robert Turnbull, aged 7 years. At Cowrigg in the parish of Arthuret, on the 18th inst, John, son of Mr Robert Wilson, aged 1 year.November 27th 1846CPIn Castle Street on the 25th inst aged 72, Ann, last surviving daughter of the late Rev John James DD, formerly rector of Arthuret in this county.December 4th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 26th ult, in childbed, Mrs Margaret Scott, wife of Mr Walter Scott, clockmaker, aged 34 years. At the same place on the 28th ult, Mr Irving Kennedy, aged 75 years. At Moorhouses in the parish of Kirklinton on the 25th ult, Mrs Jane Wright, aged 74 years. At Chaple House in the parish of Kirklinton on the 29th ult, Mr John Lamonby, yeoman, aged 83 years. At Peth, Longtown, on the 28th ult, Christiana Forster, aged 66 years.December 11th 1846CPAt Longtown on the 7th inst, Mrs Isabella Robinson, wife of Mr John Robinson, aged 30 years, much respected. At the same place on the 8th inst, Mrs Mary Bell, aged 80 years. At Peth near Longtown on the 10th inst, Helen, the daughter of Mr Charles Irving, aged 5 years. At Firs in the parish of Kirkandrews on the 4th inst, Mr Robert Beattie, aged 61 years.December 25th 1846CPAt Grahamonset in the parish of Bewcastle on the 13th inst, of four days illness of scarlet fever, Rosanna, daughter of Thomas Armstrong, aged 16 years, and on the 19th inst, William his son, of the same fatal complaint, aged 17 years. At Crookburn in the parish of Bewcastle on the 16th inst, of a few days illness of scarlet fever, Henry, the twin son of Mr Robert Forster, aged 3 years.January 15th 1847CPAt Longtown on the 9th inst Mrs Margaret Robinson, aged 23 years. Same place on the 12th inst Eleanor, wife of Mr Nixon, aged 37 years. At Birkmire Boggs in the parish of Kirklinton on the 11th inst Jane, wife of Mr William Lawson, aged 83 years. At Westlinton on the 11th inst, Mrs Elizabeth Purdham, aged 73 years.January 29th 1847CPAt Longtown on the 19th inst, Mary Jackson, widow of the late John Jackson of Milleesbrow-head, aged 76. At the same place on the 23rd inst, Jane Bell, widow of the late William Bell of Henrystown, brickmaker, aged 85 years. At the Longtown Union Workhouse on the 22nd inst William Armstrong of Bewcastle, aged 14 years. At Halfway House in the parish of Scaleby on the 22nd inst, Isaac, the son of Mr Thomas Hislop, aged 3 years. At Scotchdyke on the 22nd inst, Mrs Janet Pasley, aged 77 years. At Gill in the parish of Kirklinton lately, William, the son of Mr John Hetherington of Hayton, aged 36 years.February 5th 1847CPAt Fergushill Cottage, Kirklinton, on the 1st inst, Miss Agnes Sligh Wood, daughter of the late John Wood Esq. shipowner, Dunbar, NB, aged 22 years.February 12th 1847CPAt Askerton Castle in the barony of Gilsland, on the 3rd inst, of cramp in the stomach, aged 31 years, John Thompson of the Dormont Steads, Stapleton, senior servant to Mr Thomas Tweddle jun, which situation he filled with credit to himself and satisfaction to his employer.February 19th 1847CPAt Eden Terrace on 18th inst, Jane Ann, eldest daughter of Mr Samuel Irving, aged 22 years.

NAME="MWM_main" SRC="http://website.orange.co.uk/orange_uk_website/flash/mwm/http://website.orange.co.uk/orange_uk_website/flash/mwm/loader.swf" BASE="http://website.orange.co.uk/orange_uk_website/flash/mwm/" allowscriptaccess="always" WIDTH="920" HEIGHT="2880" QUALITY="high" PLAY="true" LOOP="false" QUALITY="high" swLiveConnect="true" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" type="application/x-shockwave-flash">
Orange Website Maker powered by MAGIX build your own website    report abuse