Looking Northeast from Barrack Street | fullsize
Tinted halftone, issued by Valentine, Dublin (printed in Scotland c1915).
SEPIATOWN | WHATWASTHERE | BIRD'S EYE |
|---|---|---|
| View | ||
- Christ Church (in the parish of Camus-juxta-Mourne) opened in 1879
- Postcard type: White Border Period
- The same image on a pre-white border period postcard from Valentine Dublin dates from c1907.
Rectors of Camus-juxta-Mourne 1620-1915:
| 1620 | May | 14 | Alexander Spicer |
| 1622 | Henry Noble | ||
| 1636 | April | 24 | William Kingsmill |
| 1638 | July | 30 | Leonard Kempe |
| 1639 | Nov | 9 | Robert Semple |
| 1661 | John Witworth | ||
| 1662 | Feb | 12 | Philip Johnson |
| 1663 | Feb | 26 | James Harwood |
| 1668 | Feb | 19 | John/James Sinclair |
| 1703 | April | 21 | David Jenkins |
| 1729 | Dec | 19 | Robert Downes |
| 1734 | May | 8 | William Hamilton |
| 1765 | George McGhee | ||
| 1769 | July | 28 | Adam Harvey |
| 1795 | Nov | 25 | Robert Graham |
| 1800 | Apr | 24 | Theophilus Brocas |
| 1804 | Aug | 13 | Stewart Hamilton |
| 1833 | Feb | 6 | George Smithwick |
| 1835 | May | 2 | James Smith |
| 1860 | May | 30 | William Alexander |
| 1867 | Dec | 30 | Mervyn Wilson (Christ Church) |
| 1894 | Sept | 9 | Alexander Delap |
| 1918 | May | 9 | Thomas Baird |
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