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Ahoghill Old Graveyard Plot Owners c1875-1937 Plot numbers given are the original system compiled in order of registration and are located randomly throughout the graveyard. They are not to be confused with the current individual grave numbers. Nos.1 to 446 are in similar handwriting suggesting they were complied simutaneously, higher numbers are newer registrations often with the fee or date of registration (from 1904) entered in the distinctive marks column. Transfers and alterations are shown in red. All subsequent transfers and graves registered in the last 75 years are not included. © Transcribed by Robert J E Simpson & Alistair McCartney 2013, last updated 12 August 2013 No. Forename of Surname of Residence No. of Distinctive Marks Fee Paid for Notes Owner Owner Graves Registry 287 David Agnew Ballymacilroy Three H St 1/6 199 Ellen Agnew Ballylummin One N of Agnews H St -/6 267 Jno Agnew Limnaharry One W of Bamfords H St -/6 354 Jno Agnew Ballylummin Four H Stones 1/6 443 Thos Agnew Drumraw Two W. End Church 1/- 287 Wm Agnew Ballymacilroy 10/4/97 256 Jos. Allen Ballybeg Two N E corner Oneills Enclosure 1/- 62 Adam Anderson Carniney Two S of McCoys H St 1/- 282 Margt Andrews Slatt One at foot of Lindys? -/6 284 Robt Andrews Ballymena One at foot of Lindys? -/6 391.5 Wm Andrews Garvaghy Two H St 1/- 330 Isbl Arnold Ahoghill Two H St McKee 1/- 148 Jno Bamber Galgorm Parks Two H St 1/- 250 Margt Bamber Cullybackey Two S of Bambers H St 1/- 147 Saml Bamber Galgorm Parks Two S of H St 1/- 32 Jno Bankhead Lisnamurnahan Three H Stone 1/6 375 John Bankhead Ballee 453a John Bankhead Lisnamurnaghan Three 135 Robt Bankhead Galgorm Three H St 1/6 375 Wm Jno Bankhead Ahoghill One H Stone -/6 329 Th Bayley Ballynulto Two N of Taylors H St 1/- 304 Thos Bayley Ballynafie Four Two at S Wall & two next the above 1/6 47 Robt Beattie Ahoghill Two H Stone 1/- 297 Jno Bell Limnaharry Two H St 1/- 112 Agnes Black Ahoghill see Minutes of 4th Septr. '26. 227 Ths Black Cullybackey One H St -/6 17 David Blackley Broughshane Two West of Fullertons H.St. 1/0 210 Jno Blackley Glenhu Two H St Hatrick 1/- 337 Eliza Blackwood Ahoghill One H St -/6 233 Robt Blackwood Ahoghill Three H St 1/6 125 James Blair Ballyministra Two H Stone 1/- 294 Jno Blair Cloghogue One H St -/6 277 Jno & Andw Blair Aughtercloney Three H Stone ? 208 Saml Blair Crumkill Two N of Blairs H St 1/- 248 Saml Boden Castletown Two H St 1/- 152 Jas Bovil Ahoghill Three at N Wall 1/6 138 Jno Boyd Ballymena Two H St Meek 1/- 156.5 Jno Boyd Ballymena Two H St 1/- Ahoghill Plot Owners - page 1 of 11 - sorted by name 159 Robt Boyd Craigs Four H Stone 1/6 319 Saml Boyd Ballymena Two N of Brangins 1/- 385 Thos Boyd Killylaes Two S. Corner Church Wall 1/- 216 Alexr Boyle Limnaharry Two E Wall N of McDonalds H St 1/0 369 Alexr Brizzel Ballyconley Three Behind McAndles H St 1/6 65 Jno Brown Ahoghill Two 2 G South of Mooneys 1/- 67 Francis Bunnett Ahoghill Three H St Ewart 1/6 384 Wm Burnett Ballylummin Three Head Stone 1/6 426 Wm Caldwell Carniney Two H St Jas Caldwell 1/0 360 Alexr Campbell Craigs Three N of Watsons H St 1/6 150 Margt Campble Galgorm Parks Two H St 1/- 465 Henry Carroll Ballymena One -/6 440 Jn Carson Ballylummin Three H St 1/6 390 Saml Carson Finkiltagh Three H St Johnston not paid 240 Jas Clare Moneydolog Three H Stones 1/6 155 H & Jas Clarke Carnearney Two H St 1/- 295 Jno Clarke Cloghogue Three H Stones 1/6 102 Hugh Close Larne Harbour 2/7/27 102 Jno Close Ballykeel Three one S. of Wileys 1/6 343 Alexr Cofsart Gracehill Three N of Oneills Rails 1/6 175 Mart J Coleman Cullybackey One N of Adair's -/6 308 ? Colter Ballyclare One H St -/6 243 Wm Colter Lisnafillen Two H St 1/- 140 Arthur Colville Tullnahinnion Cancelled 212 Jno Colville Teshan Twenty H St (In Trust) 1/6 254 Ths Conelly Ballyloughan Three at West Wall 1/6 192 Jno Connor Lisnafillen Three H St at W Wall 1/6 462 Mrs Connor Ahoghill 2 near McKibbens H'stone 1/- 441 Jno Coulter Drumraw One S. Coulters St -/6 120 Wm Cowan Drumrankin Three H St 1/6 131 David Craig Straid Two S of H St 1/- 38 Jas. Craig Kilcurry Two H Stone 1/- 50 Jas. Craig Dummining Three H St 1/6 355 Jas. Craig Tamnahannon Three N of Moores Rails 1/6 128 Jno Craig Cloghogue Three Behind Marks St 1/6 299 Jno Craig Tullaghgarley Three S of above 1/6 163 John Craig Aughter Cloney Mts 6/2/37 201 Margt Craig Ballymena Three H Stone 1/6 130 Mary Craig Straid Three H St North 1/6 163 Robt Dickey Craig Aughter Cloney Two at S Corner Church 1/- 396 Isbl Creith Ahoghill Two between Jackson's & Millars H St 1/- 200 Wm Crocker Ballyministra Three N of Millars H St 1/6 2 Catherine Cuningham Advernis Enclosure 2/6 405 Jas. Cuningham Ballylummin Three H St 1/6 318 Pat Darragh Ahoghill One S. E Croner Cuninghams -/6 66 Eliza Davison Ahoghill Three 2 H Stones 1/6 260 James Davison Craigs Six H St 1/6 134 Jas Junr Davison Glebe Three H St Barber 1/6 327 Wm Davison Loan Two between Orr & Kennedy 1/- 169 Jas. Dick Craigs Three at S Corner Oneils 1/6 1 James H. Esq Dickey Ballymena Enclosure 2/6 232 Mary Dixon Cullybackey Enclosure 2/6 390.5 Jas. Donelly Craignageragh Three Behind Clarkes H St 1/6 Ahoghill Plot Owners - page 2 of 11 - sorted by name 349 Jno Donelly Craignageragh Three Behind Clarkes H St 1/6 390.5 Wm Donelly Gloonan 357 Jno Douglas Dunminning Three Behind Andersons H St 1/6 44 Wm Douglas Broughdone Three foot of Blairs 1/6 395 John Duff Killyless 395 Robert Duff Hillmount Two 2d row N. Corner Church 1/- 124 Ths Duff Ballylummin Two H St 1/- 12 Wm Duff Loan Four North of Boals H. St 1/6 234 Jas. (Decd) Dunbar Galgorm Parks Two N of McWilliams 1/- 455 Henry Dunlop Loan Three North side of McCauley's stone 1/6 455 James Dunlop 7 Vincent St Shore Road, Belfast 5/7/30 444 Jno Dunlop Ballylummin Two N. E. ORorke's vault 1/- 379 Wm Dunlop Ahoghill Three H Stone 1/6 289 Andw Dunn Dunminning 1/12/23 289 Wm Dunn Dunminning Three H St 1/6 70 Danl Ervin Bridge North England Six on Each Side of stone 1/6 137 David Ervin Gracehill Two E of McElroys 1/0 423 Geo Ervin Ballyconley Two N of Rodgers H St 1/- 29 Jeremia Ervin Ahoghill Two West Do Do 1/- 217 Nancy Ervin Galgorm Two Behind Donellys H St 1/- 45 Jas. Ewart Ballyministra Two N of Leetche's H St 1/- 269 Martha Ferris Ahoghill One at West Wall -/6 123 David Finlay Loan Two H St 1/- 5 James Finlay Corbally Two H. St 1/0 393 Jas. Fullerton Broughshane Three H St 1/6 421 Robt Fullerton Ballynafie One N. E. Corner Ch Wall -/6 24 Wm Fullerton Loan Two foot of McElraths 1/0 89 Wm Fullerton Ahoghill Two H St Kennedy 1/6 222 Wm Fullerton Ahoghill Two H St 1/- 24 David Fulton Muckamore 3/11/28 364 Elizabeth Galaway Galgorm Park Three -/6 Hm? 30/9/85 364 Jno Galaway Galgorm Park Two Old Stone N Church 1/- 332 Mathew Gault Ahoghill Three H St 1/6 190 Robt Gault Bridgend for Enclosure 2/6 398 James Gibson Glenhu Three at N. Wall Church 1/6 366 Alexr Gillespey Ballylummin Three N of McNeills H St 1/6 316 Jno Gilmer Drumrankin Two at S Wall Church 1/- 370 Saml Given Caddy Two At north wall 1/- 361 Mary Gordon Finkilta Two Behind Mears H St 1/- 119 Ann Gore Broughdone Two at old Wall Ch N 1/- 10 Nancy Gore Ahoghill Three West of Cuninghams Enclosure 1/6 262 Wm Junior Gore Galgorm Parks Three 1 Gr from N Wall 1/6 Fm? 3/10/85 452 Mary Graffin Galgorm Parks Two rere of Cowans H Stone 1/- 120 Agnes Graham 5 North St, Ballymena 13/3/1900 minutes 98 Jas. Greene Ballyministra One at East Wall -/6 275 James Greenwood Portglenone One 2 Gr N. of Millars H St -/6 276 Robt Greenwood Carmgram One 3rd N Millars H St -/6 196 Andw Greer Ahoghill Three H St 1/6 220 Nancy Greer Carclinty Two H St Stevenson 1/- 442 Sam. Greer Ahoghill Three E. McDill's 1/6 429 Saml Greer Dreen Two at foot of Dunns & N of Henrys 1/- 436 James Hamilton Galgorm Parks Two North East Corner Brangins 1/0 Enclosure Ahoghill Plot Owners - page 3 of 11 - sorted by name 83 Wm Hamilton Ahoghill Six At foot of Gaults 1/6 293 Wm Hamilton Ballyministra One H St Adams -/6 176 Jas Hanna Ballyclose Two H St 1/- 176 William Hanna Railway Street, Ballymena Minutes 3rd Feby 1923 290 Hy Harper Craigs Two N of Pickens 1/- 434 James Harper Ahoghill Three at Back of school North of Hannans H 1/6 St 221 Chs Haughin Ballyministra One H St McKebry -/6 315 Eliza Henry Ahoghill One N.
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    THETHE REGISTRYREGISTRY BOOKSBOOKS Page 2 Clifton Street Cemetery One of the most historically interesting facets of any burying ground are, without doubt, its registry books. Although the New Burying Ground was opened in 1797, it was not until 1831 that the Belfast Charitable Society began to keep a registry of all interments. It is unknown why they did not keep a registry from the beginning, but one reason may be that they were more interested in making money to finance the poor-house through the selling of the graves, than to worry about recording who was being buried in them. However at a meeting held in the poor-house on the 18th of December 1830 it was: Resolved -that a registry of all the interments in the Burying Ground of the Charitable Society be kept from the commencement of the next year, and that the Rev. Messrs Macartney and Hicks be requested to have a suitable book prepared for the purpose. The first burial recorded was on the 4th of January, 1831. However, the exact number of people buried in the burying ground before that will never be known. At a rough estimate it could be guessed that around 3,600 burials could have taken place before 1831. That is if up to 100 people had been buried per year, which was below the average amount of burials taking place throughout the 1830s. The figures shown in the three volumes of the registry books are approximately: Volume 1 1831-1841, 2,640 Volume 2 1841-1864, 5,489 Volume 3 1865-1984, 3,109 Add on the pre-1831 figures and the number of those buried in the New Burying Ground could be as high as 14,000.