John Graham

c.1753-1829

John GRAHAM b.c.1753, died 22 Jan.1829, Dublin [*Death date given on a "Tree" compiled by the Ulster Historical Soc. for FJO Graham, Sydney (1950s?). The UHS found the file number: G859; compiler their then secretary Ivy Embleton, but said that a later secretary removed a number of files when setting up her own genealogy searching operation - and this is one of the missing ones. Therefore not known where the UHS found the date of death. M.I? Will? Not in Cupar.]

John GRAHAM married Ann MOORE b.c.1760, buried Cupar, Fife, 2 Oct.1833: merchant, aged 73, Old Age. Died 28 Sept.1833. Administration: "widow of John Graham Esquire of the City of Dublin".

In the 1774 Deed (above), Christopher Graham the eldest son, and James Graham the second son, had shares in Kilmore. James Graham's death in 1778, aged 28, resulted in a further Deed with John Graham the third son, then aged 25:

1779 10 March (Deed: 320 608 220363): "whereby James Graham of Kilmore, Co.Fermanagh, with the consent of Christopher Graham of the same, granted to John Graham of Enniskillen, his half of Kilmore as from the death of the said James Graham and Catherine Graham his wife..."  James Graham the elder and wife Catherine both died in 1780.

1780-82 John Graham was a Churchwarden in Enniskillen, with William Graham. [Dundas]

1796 John Graham voted on lease of land in Kilmore in Devenish Parish.