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DEATH NOTICES & OBITUARIES IN THE NORTHERN STANDARD NEWSPAPER 1936 - 1939 NAMES: ADDRESSES: DATE: PAGE: ` Agnew, Christopher Killacoona, Newbliss 12/11/1937 127,128,129 Agnew, Jane Carrickmacross 16/10/1936 56 Alexander, Albert Annahagh South, Smithboro 16/12/1938 200 Alexander, Frances Clonavarne 01/02/1936 9 Alexander, Mr. R.J. South Africa & Glaslough 25/02/1938 151,152 Allen, James Tinary, Newbliss 04/12/1936 63 Allister, Samuel Slieveroe, Stranooden 02/04/1937 92,93 Allister, William Tappagh, Stranooden 03/09/1937 121 Amberson, Anne J. Monaghan 20/05/1938 165 Anderson, Miss M.J. Carnacarrow 09/07/1937 108 Anketell, George Drumcaw, Glaslough 12/02/1937 76 Armour, Ann The Manse, Monaghan 12/03/1937 81,82 Armour, Helen Monaghan 09/09/1938 180,181 Armstrong, John Dartrey 21/02/1936 12 Armstrong, Miss Clonelty, Newtownbutler 07/01/1938 138 Armstrong, Rev. William Drum 19/03/1937 85 Armstrong, Robert Clonelty, Newtownbutler 07/01/1938 138 Armstrong, Samuel Drollagh, Aghabog 11/12/1936 65 Bailie, Eva Ballybay 20/08/1937 118,119 Bailie, Mrs M.A. Clones 31/03/1939 221 Ballagh, Ellen Lisaginney House, Clontibret 20/11/1936 60,61 Ballagh, James Greenmount, Castleshane 31/01/1936 6 Ballagh, Margaret Greemount, Castleshane 07/04/1939 223 Ballagh, Thomas Dublin & Castleshane 22/12/1939 274,276 Ballentine, Anne Jane Dernagrew 25/09/1936 49,50 Bannigan, Helen Lattycrum, Aughnamullen 26/08/1938 179 Bannigan, Mrs Owen Lattycrum, Aughnamullen 01/02/1936 7 Barbour, Rose Ann Belfast & Monaghan Town 26/08/1938 180 Barker, Edward Monaghan 27/01/1939 209 Barker, Michael Newry & Ballytrain 12/08/1938 177 Barnes, James Dawson St. Monaghan 24/02/1939 215 Barnes, James Dawson St. Monaghan 24/02/1939 215,217 Bartley, Dr. William Monaghan 01/01/1937 67 Baxter, Annie Cornacassa 19/02/1937 78 Baxter, John Cornacassa, Monaghan 19/08/1938 177 Beagan, Pat Corsillago 27/03/1936 19 Beavis, Joseph Tullyvogey 17/07/1936 38 Begley, John Moninton, Rockcorry 21/05/1937 100 Bell, Mrs Washington Ballyhoe, Clones 21/01/1938 139 Benson, Mary Ann Dublin St. Monaghan 17/01/1936 3,4 Benson, Samuel Stonebridge, Clones 25/09/1936 50 Bethel, George Mullacrock 11/06/1937 104 Blackburn, Maria Hillhall, Glaslough 27/01/1939 208 Blackburn, Robert Hill Hall, Glaslough 11/06/1937 104 Blake, Patrick Cumry, Latton 16/07/1937 110 Bolton, John Donaghmoyne 02/10/1936 52 Boyd, Patrick Drumquill, Annyalla 16/06/1939 239 Boylan, Mary Tirkeenan 12/05/1939 233 Boylan, Mr. T. Ballybay 05/02/1937 76 Boylan, Mrs Cortaghart, Latton 03/04/1936 21 Boylan, Mrs Patrick New York & Ballinode 13/08/1937 116 Boylan, Phil Clontibret & Kilkitt, Aughnamullen 24/09/1937 124 Boylan, Sr. Mary Augustine Bundoran & Monaghan 22/04/1938 159 Boyle, Edward Annies, Scotshouse 08/07/1938 171 Boyle, Hannah Feagh, Newbliss 16/06/1939 236 Boyle, Hannah Feagh, Newbliss 23/06/0939 240 Boyle, James Ballybay 03/01/1936 1 Boyle, John Creevly, Clones 24/12/1936 61 Boyle, Rev. Aidan J. Carrickmacross 14/08/1936 43 Bradley, Canon W.H. Bangor & Monaghan 15/09/1939 255 Brady, Edward Dromod House 26/06/1936 37 Brady, Edward Glassdrummond, Newbliss 19/02/1937 79 Brady, James Magherarney 05/02/1937 75 Brady, James Cremoyle 04/11/1938 191 Brady, John Knockaturley, Monaghan 24/02/1939 214 Brady, Kate Carn, Aghabog 10/01/1936 3 Brady, Margaret Mullinahinshigo 23/06/1939 240 Brady, Michael Formill, Aughnamullen 14/02/1936 9 Brady, Mr. J. Edenanea, Ballidian 02/06/1939 236 Brady, Mrs Edward Drumard, Clones 12/08/1938 177 Brady, Patrick Curkin, Emyvale 24/01/1936 5 Branion, James Caddagh, Ballybay 24/01/1936 6 Brannigan, Thomas Tamlet, Monaghan 16/09/1938 182 Bratten, William Newtownbutler Road, Clones 19/05/1939 232 Breadon, Mary Jane Drumturk House, Emyvale 23/10/1936 56,57 Breakey, Elizabeth Drumskelt 10/06/1938 163 Breakey, Elizabeth Smithboro 22/07/1938 172 Breakey, Minnie Ardnasalem 30/09/1938 181,182,184 Breakey, Miss A. Drumskelt House, Ballybay 21/05/1937 102,103 Breakey, Mrs Drumskelt House, Ballybay 21/05/1937 102,103 Brennan, Mary Lemgare, Clontibret 22/10/1937 127 Brennan, Peter Castleshane 27/01/1939 210 Brogan, John Newbliss 30/04/1937 97 Brogan, Joseph Fermanagh St. Clones 11/08/1939 246 Brogan, Teresa London & Clones 11/02/1938 145 Brown, James Drumaclan 28/08/1936 45,46 Brown, Matilda Cara St. Clones 19/05/1939 232 Brown, Tom Ballybay 01/12/1939 270 Bryans, Elizabeth Smithboro 25/03/1938 155 Bryson, James Fermanagh St. Clones 29/01/1937 73 Bryson, Miss A. Fermanagh St. Clones 05/11/1937 128 Buller, Mr. W. London & Clontivern 16/04/1937 95 Byrne, Peter Monmoney, Inniskeen 14/08/1936 44 Caldwell, James Caddagh, Ballybay 09/07/1937 106 Caldwell, John Tanderageebane 18/12/1936 59 Caldwell, John Tanderageebane 18/12/1936 66 Campbell, Catherine Market St. Monaghan 08/10/1937 126 Campbell, Martha Cavanreagh, Monaghan 07/10/1938 182,185 Campbell, Michael Market St. Monaghan 01/09/1939 254 Carleton, Sarah Dernamoyle, Dartrey 26/02/1937 80 Carney, Felix Lisnakerr, Clones 05/03/1937 81 Carolan, William Doapey, Newbliss 07/05/1937 98,100 Carr, Carson J. Ballybay 10/11/1939 268 Carr, Michael Cortaghart, Latton 25/11/1938 194 Carr, Patrick Corleadargan, Castleblayney 14/10/1938 186 Carragher, Minnie Ardragh, Carrickmacross 13/01/1939 205 Carroll, Mrs S. Cordevlis, Latton 30/12/1938 202 Carroll, Peter Mountain Lodge, Latton 17/07/1936 36 Carson, Martha Crosskeys, Ballybay 24/11/1939 270,271 Carson, Tommie Smithboro 24/12/1937 134 Carson, William Millmore House, Aughnamullen, Latton 17/02/1939 213 Casley, Mary Doogary, Tydavnet 29/07/1938 172 Cassidy, Jane McCurtain St. Clones 05/03/1937 81 Cassidy, Peter The Hill, Monaghan 28/01/1938 143 Cassidy, Rose Tullybrain, Monaghan 22/12/1939 274,276 Chambers, james Ballybay 01/09/1939 253 Chambers, Joseph Corravaccan, Derrygooney 15/05/1936 30 Chambers, Mrs J. Rockcorry 28/10/1938 190 Clarke, Charlotte Hillhall, Glaslough 28/10/1938 189,191 Clarke, Emily Browne Glasgow & Clontibret 18/12/1936 59 Clarke, Frank USA & Edenbrone, Latton 24/11/1939 270 Clarke, John Henry Monaghan 09/06/1939 233,239 Clarke, Mrs John Benvista House, Clones 08/10/1937 126 Clerkin, Bridget Glasgow & Tullygillen, Corcaghan 31/07/1936 41 Clerkin, Frank Carrickanoran 18/09/1936 49 Clerkin, Kate Coravacan, Rockcorry 10/01/1936 3 Clerkin, Kate Crossreagh, Newbliss 24/12/1936 66 Clerkin, Terry Lisdrumclave, Latton 11/09/1936 46 Clerkin, Thomas Larne & Dromod, Latton 20/08/1937 118 Clinton, Mrs Belfast & Clones 01/04/1938 156 Clogher, Samuel Tyholland 21/10/1938 187 Cobine, William Ballybay 27/10/1939 264 Coleman, Peter Laragh 10/12/1937 132 Condell, Mrs George Monaghan 15/10/1937 126 Condell, Thomas Australia & Thornhill, Smithboro 03/04/1936 20 Conlan, Betty Cooltrim, Latton 10/02/1939 212 Conlan, Bridget Castleblayney 11/03/1938 153 Conlan, Edward Drumgor, Latton 02/07/1937 108 Conlan, Julia Carrickmacross 19/08/1938 178 Conlan, Mrs S. Lisdrumclave, Latton 12/05/1939 231 Conlan, Mrs Tom Crossduff 20/05/1938 162 Conlan, Peter Main St. Ballybay 02/04/1937 91 Conlon, Anne Carrickabawn, Latton 03/03/1939 216 Conlon, James New York & Drumgor, Latton 26/03/1937 86 Conlon, James Drumsloe, Clones 11/06/1937 105 Conlon, Jane Mullinary, Aughnamullen 08/01/1937 69 Conlon, Kate Carrigaldra, Latton 03/01/1936 1 Conlon, Mrs B. Drumgor, Latton 13/08/1937 117 Conlon, Peter Drumgor, Latton 19/03/1937 87 Connolly, Catherine Killycrum, Doohamlet 11/02/1938 146 Connolly, Edward Aghaclay, Aghabog 14/08/1936 43 Connolly, Ellen Killeevan 12/03/1937 82 Connolly, Frank Ballybay 30/04/1937 97,99 Connolly, James Drummons 21/02/1936 12 Connolly, James Clones 27/03/1936 19 Connolly, James Lake View Terrace 09/04/1937 94 Connolly, John Aughafad, Carrickmacross 14/01/1938 138 Connolly, John Analore St. Clones 04/02/1938 143,147 Connolly, John, Joseph Glaslough St. Monaghan 22/09/1939 257 Connolly, Joseph Devlin 14/05/1937 99 Connolly, Kathleen The Hotel, Ballybay 20/10/1939 263 Connolly, Miss B. Drumullard, Aughnamullen 25/02/1938 148 Connolly, Miss B. Dunmakenna, Latton 30/06/1939 241 Connolly, Mrs Laragh 10/01/1936 3 Connolly, Mrs B. Dunmakenna, Latton 25/03/1938 155 Connolly, Mrs James Analore, Clones 04/02/1938 143 Connolly, Owen Corvalley 25/08/1939 253 Connolly, Susan Emyvale 08/07/1938 171 Connolly, Thomas Sporthall House, Latton 08/07/1938 170 Connolly, Thomas Ballytrain 05/08/1938 175 Connolly, Wilson Fermanagh St. Clones 13/05/1938 161 Connor, Mary Belgium Square, Monaghan 01/02/1936 9 Conway, James Doohamlet 20/11/1936 60 Coogan, James Belgium Park, Monaghan 06/05/1938 160 Coogan, John New York & Drumroosk, Ballybay 03/09/1937 121 Cooney, Charles Tivelaney 18/09/1936 48 Copley, Francis Roscommon & Clones 09/04/1937 94 Corr, Thomas Acres, Scotstown 29/04/1938 159 Corrie, Samuel Drumhilla, Ballybay 09/07/1937 107,111 Corrigan, Patrick Mullinary, Carrickmacross 12/03/1937 84 Corrigan, Philip Tattinclave 09/04/1937 94 Corrigan, Thomas Aghabog 26/02/1937 80 Cosgrove, Mr. Main St. Ballybay 23/07/1937 111 Costello, William Carrickmacross 19/06/1936 35 Costeloe, Susan Dublin & Monaghan 05/02/1937 74 Coulson, Robert Stonebridge, Clones 24/03/1936 23 Coulston, Robert Madill Derry, Latton 17/12/1937 133 Coulter, Elizabeth Monaghan 15/04/1938 158,159 Coulter, Muriel Tirkeenan 27/01/1939 208,209,211 Courtney, Charles Cara St. Clones 13/03/1936 16 Cowan, Sarah Glaslough St. Monaghan 03/12/1937 131 Cox, Rose Ann Annareagh, Glaslough 02/04/1937 92,93 Coyle, James Nahill, Smithboro 23/12/1938 201 Coyle, Miss E.
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    COUNTY MONAGHAN IS ONE OF IRELAND'S BEST KEPT SECRETS! UNSPOILED LANDSCAPE, WILDLIFE, BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, AND LOTS TO DO FOR BOTH LOCAL AND VISITOR ALIKE. COME AND EXPLORE! THINGS TO SEE AND DO OUR MONAGHAN STORY OFTEN OVERLOOKED, COUNTY MONAGHAN’S VIBRANT LANDSCAPE - FULL OF GENTLE HILLS, GLISTENING LAKES AND SMALL IDYLLIC MARKET TOWNS - PROVIDES A TRUE GLIMPSE INTO IRISH RURAL LIFE. THE COUNTY IS WELL-KNOWN AS THE BIRTHPLACE OF THE POET PATRICK KAVANAGH AND THE IMAGES EVOKED BY HIS POEMS AND PROSE RELATE TO RURAL LIFE, RUN AT A SLOW PACE. THROUGHOUT MONAGHAN THERE ARE NO DRAMATIC VISUAL SHIFTS. NO TOWERING PEAKS, RAGGED CLIFFS OR EXPANSIVE LAKES. THIS IS AN AREA OFF THE WELL-BEATEN TOURIST TRAIL. A QUIET COUNTY WITH A SENSE OF AWAITING DISCOVERY… A PALPABLE FEELING OF GENUINE SURPRISE . HOWEVER, THERE’S A SIDE TO MONAGHAN THAT PACKS A LITTLE MORE PUNCH THAN THAT. HERE YOU WILL FIND A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE AND ACTIVITIES TO SUIT MOST INTERESTS WITH GLORIOUS GREENS FOR GOLFING , A HOST OF WATERSPORTS AND OUTDOOR PURSUITS AND A WEALTH OF HERITAGE SITES TO WHET YOUR APPETITE FOR ADVENTURE AND DISCOVERY. START BY TAKING A LOOK AT THIS BOOKLET AND GET EXPLORING! EXPLORE COUNTY MONAGHAN TO NORTH DONEGAL/DERRY AWOL Derrygorry / PAINTBALL Favour Royal BUSY BEE Forest Park CERAMICS STUDIO N2 MULLAN CARRICKROE CASTLE LESLIE ESTATE EMY LOUGH CASTLE LESLIE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE EMY LOUGH EMYVALE LOOPED WALK CLONCAW EQUESTRIAN CENTRE Bragan Scenic Area MULLAGHMORE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE GLASLOUGH TO ARMAGH KNOCKATALLON TYDAVNET CASTLE LESLIE TO BELFAST SLIABH BEAGH TOURISM CENTRE Hollywood Park R185 SCOTSTOWN COUNTY MUSEUM TYHOLLAND GARAGE THEATRE LEISURE CENTRE N12 RALLY SCHOOL MARKET HOUSE BALLINODE ARTS CENTRE R186 MONAGHAN VALLEY CLONES PEACE LINK MONAGHAN PITCH & PUTT SPORTS FACILITY MONAGHAN CLONES HERITAGE HERITAGE TRAIL TRAIL R187 5 N2 WILDLIFE ROSSMORE PARK & HERITAGE CLONES ULSTER ROSSMORE GOLF CLUB CANAL STORES AND SMITHBOROUGH CENTRE CARA ST.