Alexander Orme (20 June 1813 - 8 November 1896) was Dean of Ardagh from 1880 until his death. [1]
He was educated at Trinity College Dublin [2] and ordained deacon in 1838 and priest in 1839. [3] He was for many years the Rector of Moydow. [4]
Alexander Orme (20 June 1813 - 8 November 1896) was Dean of Ardagh from 1880 until his death. [1]
He was educated at Trinity College Dublin [2] and ordained deacon in 1838 and priest in 1839. [3] He was for many years the Rector of Moydow. [4]
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