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I'm having trouble making out some of the words.
The most intersesting parts for me would be her mothers maiden name, and "residence if out of the house where death occurred".  She died in Cults, Inch Parish, but 6 months previously she had given birth to my grand father in Auchnotteroch, Leswalt Parish, and we thought that was the last place the family lived before moving to England.
The other things I can't make out are the time of her death (? ho 0m AM), and the medical attendant by whom certified (___ by Hugh Cochrane ___ & ___ Stranraer (?))

Hi Looby,
I was feeling guilty about forgetting to look out for your ggg grandparents, so I used a couple of spare credits I had for the Scotlands People website.
Thomas Dorman is listed as having died in Leswalt Parish, in 1864 - age not given.
Found two Annie Dormans who died in Wigtown County around that time, one age zero, died in 1899 at Penninghame, Wigtown, and the other aged 20, died at Stranraer (other surname given as Stevenson). The next nearest didn't die until 1913 (Annie, other surname Little, aged 54, in Stranraer), and 1916 (Annie Elizabeth, aged 47, in Stranraer).
Could your Annie have moved from the area after Thomas died?

Hi suzilad,
I don't know of any connection with the two Cunninghams you mention in Leswalt cemetery - something else to check on. Thanks for looking in the books

Hi Looby,
That sounds possible.  I'm hoping to be able to visit the Family History Society at Dumfries that you told me about shortly, and maybe go on to look at some cemeteries.  I'll make another post if I find anything interesting.
Thanks again.

Before she died, an aunt of mine wrote a simple family tree.  She said that her grandparents were living on a farm in Leswalt, and that her grandmother, Jane Cunningham (nee Murdoch), died between 1897 and 1901, and was buried in "... the cemetery beside Loch Ryan (Stranraer) ..."
Can't seem to find a cemetery near Leswalt AND Loch Ryan.  Any ideas?