1901 - Present

PRELLWITZ

There’s an inscription written in German on this memorial.

Grave number - A023

FITZSIMMONS

Includes the Right Hon. William K. Fitzsimmons, who was an MP and a minister in Terrance O'Neill's Government.

Grave number - A035

CLARKE

Dedicated to Richard James Clarke (Vicar, 1903–1946). One son wrote a book, and all three sons were wounded in WWI; the youngest, Stewart Studdert Clarke, drowned off Salamis, Greece in 1924 while doing research.

Grave number - A040

CHISHOLM

This memorial sadly includes 3 children from the family who all died in the same month in 1862.

Grave number - A059

LEPPER

Marks the grave for the Lepper family of Trainfield House, Belfast.

Grave number - 

MACPHERSON

Features William Rollo Macpherson, Lt. 21 Royal N.B. Fusiliers, who died from sunstroke in 1864 at just 23.

Grave number - 

CONNELL

Alexander Connell of Belfast, shipbuilder.

Grave number - 

GUY

Reverend Charles William Guy, M.A., served as Curate Assistant (1937–1946) then Vicar of Carnmoney Parish (1946–1967).

Grave number - 

ARMSTRONG

William Armstrong was a linen manufacturer and a cycling pioneer who won the 25-mile Amateur Road Championship of Ireland in 1879 on a high-wheel bike. He owned the property that became Bellevue and Hazelwood.

Grave number - 

SMYTHE

Marked by a Celtic high cross, reputed to be the best modern one in Europe. It is for General William James Smythe and his wife, Sarah Maria Bland (aunt of aviation pioneer Lilian Bland).

Listed Historic Monument

ST BRIGID'S WELL

This landmark is also a Listed Historic Monument

PANURE

Features Lady Panure, wife of Lord Panure. Her son, the second Lord Panure, was the instigator of the Victoria Cross; the first recipient was Rear Admiral Lucas.

Grave number -