Died
at about age 78
in Cornavarrow, Longfield East, Omagh, County Tyrone, Ireland
Problems/Questions
Profile last modified
| Created 19 Oct 2023
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Biography
James passed away 11 February 1896 age 77 at Cornavarrow. He was a widower. Informed by james Morris, son, Cornavarrow.
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Research Notes
Linked daughter Mary's marriage 1877 names father as "alive".
Linked daughter Catherine's marriage notice says youngest daughter of James.
There is also an 1896 marriage Mary Anne Morris of Dooish, dau of James Morris, to James Gallagher of Magharenny, son of Thomas.
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Can't be this profile's daughter as he already has a Mary.
There is another couple James Morris + Bridget of same townland, 1911 census. They were from Leganvy and Drumrawn respectively, marrying in 1865.
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So the list of children to this profile are likely NOT children of that couple because of being born befoure that couple married.
Sources
↑Death Registration:
"Civil Records of Irish Births, Deaths and Marriages"
General Register Office, Ireland; Group Registration ID: 4101312; SR District/Reg Area: Omagh IrishGenealogy.ie Image - IrishGenealogy.ie Record (accessed 19 October 2023)
James Morris death 1896 (age 77) in the Omagh Superintendent Registrar's District.
↑Marriage Registration:
"Civil Records of Irish Births, Deaths and Marriages"
General Register Office, Ireland; Group Registration ID: 2268108; SR District/Reg Area: Castlederg IrishGenealogy.ie Image - IrishGenealogy.ie Record (accessed 20 October 2023)
James Gallagher marriage to Mary Morris on 5 Jul 1896 in the Castlederg Superintendent Registrar's District.
↑Marriage Registration:
"Civil Records of Irish Births, Deaths and Marriages"
General Register Office, Ireland; Group Registration ID: 3074624; SR District/Reg Area: Castlederg IrishGenealogy.ie Image - IrishGenealogy.ie Record (accessed 20 October 2023)
James Morris marriage to Bridget Reed on 29 Sep 1865 in the Castlederg Superintendent Registrar's District.
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