Sacred to the memory of Jane Moreland who died of Fever 20th July 1844 aged 12 years Also Jaines Moreland who died of cholera 16th January 1849 aged 18 years This mortal must put on immortality Also James Cowan Moreland, father of the above who died 26th Feby 1858 aged 67 years Also Mary daughter of Janies Moreland & wife of Wm McCANN, Belfast, who died 4th Septr 1859 aged 34 years Also Anne Harrison Moreland, wife of the above James Cowan Moreland who died 2nd December 1873 aged 68 years.

Here lieth the body of the Revd George Crane, Incumbent of this parish for 22 years, died of cholera on Septr 4th 1832 aged 70 years Also his daughter Sarah Louisa who died Jany 14th 1816 aged 13 months.

Erected by John Rippett Crawfordsburn, in memory of his daughter Margaret who died 5th Nov 1861 aged 15 years Also his eldest son Samuel who died of cholera in Calcutta 27th Jan 1869 aged 28 years His youngest son William who died 6th August 1875 aged 15 years And two of his children who died in childhood Also the above named John Rippett who died 10th February 18[92] aged 72 years [His] wife [Martha] Rippett who died 25th November 1891 aged 74 years.

Erected by masonic contributions as a tribute to the memory of a departed brother Charles Harvey of Moushole, Cornwall who died of cholera Augt 14th 1832 aged 64 yrs Tho Neptune's waves by God's decree Have toss'd me to and fro I rest a son of Zebedee At anchor here below When summonld by the trumpet's roar To join the ransomld fleet I'll gladly steer for Canaan's shore My Admiral Christ to meet.

[Box-tomb in high-railed enclosure, broken up and in ruins Inscription is very worn There is an elegy to him in Peter Burns Poems, 1835] Sacred to the memory of Thomas Simpson of Moira, Surgeon, who fell a victim to malignant cholera on the 29th of December 1832 aged 34 years This monument has been erected by his friends as a tribute of respect and to mark the estimation in which he was held for the skilful and faithful discharge of his professional duties, his goodness of heart and his worth as a man.

IHS, Erected by Michael Manning and Ann his wife, in memory of their beloved children Margaret Manning, who departed this life, the 11th July 1858, aged 19 years, also William Manning, who died of cholera, on board HMS Britannia, in the Black Sea, on the 24th August 1854, aged 32 years, also the said Michael Manning who died 31st January 1864, agd 65 years, May they rest in peace.

Sacred to the memory of John Gray, died 5th Feb 1860 aged 68 years Sarah Gray his wife died 27th June 1860 aged 64 years Robert Gray, their son died 28th April 1828 aged 11 months IsabeIla Gray, their daughter died 13th May 1838 aged 9 years John Caughey Gray their son, Assistant Surgeon, in the 44th Regiment of Foot, died of cholera, in Malta, 14th July 1850 aged 25 years William Gray their son died 16th October 1854 aged 31 years, Agnes Gray, wife of the above died 28th October 1860 aged 37 years Jane Gray, their daughter died 17th March 1852 aged 10 months Agnes Gray their daughter died 14 June 1873 aged 19 years.

Sacred to the memory of Thomas L Peden aged 40 years, he died of Cholera, 1st September 1854, this monument is erected by a few of his numerous friends, as a mark of their affectionate regard and esteem, and of the deep regret they felt at his untimely and suden death, Thomas L Peden 1st September 1854

Sacred to the memory of Andrew Pollock, late of Newry, who fell a victim to malignant Cholera on the 17th of June 1832, aged 35 years His body here alone remains, his soul has fled to worlds on high, he died with more than Christian peace, he died Possessed of Christian joy At midnight when the cry arose the bridegroom commes, awake, arise, his lamp trimmed and burning bright, he sprang to meet him in the skies This small tribute of respect was created by his wife Anna Pollock, daughter of Samuel Magowan of Armagh.

Sacred to the memory of William Loftie Esq, JP, Under whose fostering care as agent for XXXV years Tandragee flourished, and the estate and tenantry congenially prospered On his resignation of this ardous agency, it was well purposed[sic] by many tenants who could well appreciate a faithful pattern of genuine Christianity and uprightness to cheer his declining years with some token of cordial affection and respect; but Alas! the malignant cholera denied them the grateful oppertunity, and in sorrow they substitute this humble but sincere tribute to his memory Died Nov 7th 1833 aged 62 years.

[Horizontal stone, partly buried], Sacred to the memory of James Grant of Tandragee who died of Cholera the 8th of Nov 1833 aged 41 years. This tomb was erected by his disconsolate widow as a tribute of respect to an affectionate husband.

[In] memory of Rev Robert Wallace, Wesleyan minister, Ireland, who when on a deputation to the ME Church America died of cholera at Cincinnati, Ohio, US , Sept 2nd 186[6] in the [54]th year of his age and 31st of his ministry His remains are interred in the C[umm]insville Cemetery, Cincina[ti] Also Caroline Hill Wallace who died at Lisburn May 13th 1852 aged 5 years and 7 months Her remains are buried at Lisburn Also Alexander Beatty Wallace who died at Belfast March 26th 1862 aged 6 years and 10 months Also Jane Caroline Hill Wallace who died at Belfast July 26th 1869 aged 9 years and 2 months Rev John Beattie Wallace, LL B , Wesleyan minister, died 3rd April 1872 aged 27 years

Sacred to the memory of Jane Moreland who died of Fever 20th July 1844 aged 12 years Also Jaines Moreland who died of cholera 16th January 1849 aged 18 years This mortal must put on immortality Also James Cowan Moreland, father of the above who died 26th Feby 1858 aged 67 years Also Mary daughter of Janies Moreland & wife of Wm McCANN, Belfast, who died 4th Septr 1859 aged 34 years Also Anne Harrison Moreland, wife of the above James Cowan Moreland who died 2nd December 1873 aged 68 years.

In memory of the Rev John Montgomery, died 28th April 1867 [The Rev John Montgomery was born in 1818/9, was installed as minister of the First [Non-Subscribing] Presbyterian Church in December 1847 and died of fever on 28th April [Linn ; History of Banbridge [1935]].

In loving memory of Philip Alexander Vaughan De La Cherois, Collector of the Elgon District, British East Africa Protectorate only son of Alexander De La Cherois, born at Donaghadee June 8th 1869, died of fever June 5th 1905, buried at Mumias, Kisumu Province He bringeth them unto their desired haven In loving memory of Alexander De La Cherois who died in 1873 and of Georgina Mary his wife who died 22nd June 1922 in her 89th year.

I H S, In charity pray for the soul of the Rev Bernard Dorrian, PP, of Lisburn, who died of fever on the 27th of March 1847 aged 38 years Requiescat in pace.

In memory of William Greenfield, M D , of Holywood, who died of fever on 7th Oct 1863 aged 30 years This monument has been erected by a large circle of friends to whom he was endeared by his private and professional worth [On a horizontal slab at the foot of above] In memory of James Greenfield, father of William Greenfield, M D , died 11th April 1883 aged 75 years And of John, younger son of James Greenfield, died 26th April 1885 aged 50 years And Susan, widow of James Greenfield, died 19th May 1886 aged 78 years.

William Henry, son to the Revd Henry Hayden, died at Serampore, India, of fever, May 31st 1848 in the 29th year of his age.

Sacred to the memory of the Reverend Robert Waller Toler, Curate of Annalong for the short period of eighteen months He died of typhus fever April 2nd 1845 in the twenty sixth year of his age and in the second of his ministry This monument has been erected by his parishioners in token of their affectionate regard and of the many virtues which adorned his character I am the resurrection and the life, saith the Lord He that believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he live, and whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die John XI, 25, 26 '0 Death, where is thy sting O Grave, where is thy victory The sting of Death is sin and the strength of sin is the law, but thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory, thro our Lord Jesus Christ Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord ' Cor XV, 55 56, 57, 58.

[Horizontal stone on the ground.] IHS. Gloria in excelsis Deo. Sacred to the memory of the Revd Patrick McEvoy, PP of Kilbroney, Rosstrevor, who after a mission of 22 years in said Parish, 16 of which being PP, caught malignant typhus fever in the discharge of his sacerdotal functions, and after an illness of 9 days, departed this life on the 16th of October 1847. And also of his father William McEvoy of Ballydrummond who departed this life in the 82d year of his age on the 2d of April 1841.

To the memory of vice-adrniral the Honble Sir Henry Blackwood, Bart whose remains are deposited in the family vault adjoining this church He was born at Killyleagh in the year 1767, the seventh son of Sir John Blackwood, Bart and Dorcas, Baroness DUFFERIN AND CLANEBOYE At the age of eleven years he entered the naval service and became in after life one of its most distinguished commanders Valiant, generous and warm-hearted, prompt and decided in danger, but never rash, he obtained the respect as well as confidence of those with whom he served, he rejoiced to encourage merit and promote the interests of the deserving Beloved by his family, admired by all, his memory will long be cherished in the domestic circle; and in the annals of Britain's naval glory his name will stand recorded with the foremost of her heroes He died at Ballyleidy, of typhus fever on the 13th of December 1832 He was a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath, and a Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.

In memory of [Alfred Anderson] who died on Sunday the third day of [October 1847], in the [2]5th year of his age, of malignant fever contracted in the [furtherance] of his duty, as Resident Surgeon of the Belfast General Hospital [Alfred Anderson had been house surgeon in the Belfast General Hospital, which was situated in Frederick Street, for only a few months when he died as a result of attending the very large numbers of people who had been struck down by typhus and relapsing fever during the Great Famine and epidemic of 1847 See Allison: The Seeds of time [1972].

In memory of George Scott Tate, M D, Surgeon, army medical staff, who died of enteric fever at Kasauli, Punjaub, India, on the 8th of July 1889 aged 26 years This memorial tablet and the monument over his grave in the Kasauli cemetery have been erected in loving memory by his brother officers Thy will be done.

[White limestone in a low-railed enclosure] Erected by Annie Taylor in loving memory of her dearly beloved husband John Taylor who departed this life 28th Oct 1918 aged 42 years Also her three darling sons:- Jim died 21st Oct 1918 aged 20 years, Rob died 19th Oct 1918 aged 17 years, Sam died 24th Oct 1918 aged 15 years, all being victims of the 'flu Also her darling son Joseph Taylor, died 24th Jan 1957 aged 41 years Also the above Annie Taylor, died 16th June 1960 aged 83 years "Thy will be done".

Underlieth the mortal remains of Catherine, wife of Capt Michael Cotter, who departed this life the 22nd of January 1857 aged 75 years. Also of John, grandson to the above and son of Arthur Cotter, who died 10th June 1860 aged 12 months. Also his son Thomas Wm who died of scarlatina 13th May 1863 aged 7 years, deeply beloved by his parents and all who knew him. Also Capt Michael Cotter who died 27th Oct 1864 aged 79 years. Also Arthur, son of Michael Cotter, who died 8th Novr 1882 aged 64 years. Also Joseph, son of Arthur Cotter, Capt of SS Lamport, drowned June 1887 aged 40 years.

Erected by Alexander Taylor, ironmoulder, In memory of his son, Alexander, who departed this life, on the 2nd of March 1843 aged 47 years Also the above named Alexander Taylor, who departed this life on the 1st of June 1847 aged 78 years And Ann, relict of the above named Alexr Taylor, who departed this life on the 2nd June 186[] aged 92 years James, the beloved son of James Taylor, born 14th April 1852, died of scarlatina 22nd Nov 1857 Also his brother, Wm I died 1st Dec, Little children to come unto Me for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven, Victor Taylor died 8th July 1896 aged 72 years. [The words, ‘of scarlatina’ have been deleted]

[Memorial tablet in the south transept] Sacred to the memory of George Daniel Kinahan, Esq, Ensign in Her Majesty's 54th Regt, and eldest son of the Rev John Kinahan, Rector of this Parish, who died of Yellow Fever at St John's, Antigua, on the 11th December 1849 aged 21 years He was a young man of the greatest promise, universally beloved and

lamented by all who knew him, a most affectionate son and brother, and a warm-hearted friend His kind disposition endeared him to all ranks His Colonel and Brother Officers evinced their love for his memory by erecting a monument at St John's, where he is interred His afflicted parents and family, while deeply mouring his loss, have the consolation of knowing that he died in the Lord, rejoicing in prayer and the certain hope of a joyful Eternity, through his Saviour Jesus Christ This monument was erected by his parents in memory of their much loved son, and as a small tribute to his worth during his short but bright career in this life Ist Thess, IV chap, 13, 14th verse.

[A marble full rigged ship is set into the sandstone] 1874 Sacred to the memory of William John Anderson Johnston only and beloved son of Wm and Jane Johnston, in childhood of Carrickfergus, late of Manchester, who died of yellow fever at Rio de Janeiro on the 30th January 1873 aged 18 years Deeply regretted by all who knew him.

Oh, sad was his fate,

He, the youthful and brave,

Had crossed the wild billows,

And found but a grave;

Yes, with strangers a grave

On a far foreign shore,

And the land of his heart's hope

He never saw more

[Modern pillar stone with inscriptions on 4 sides] The resting place of Gawin MOFFAT, Tullygirvan and his wife Agnes McKEE Also their daughter Isabella M McCLURE who died in 1836 and her husband William McClure, Clontonacally, who died in 1844 Also William M McClure, Surgeon RN, eldest son of the latter, who died in 1838 In memory of Gawin Moffat McClure, MD, Surgeon RN, youngest son of William and Isabella M McClure who died of yellow fever on board HM's ship "Eclair" off Madeira Oct 1845 a few days after volunteering his medical services in aid of the fever-stricken crew of that vessel In affectionate remembrance of my brother, staff surgeon-major William Orr, army medical department who died 8th Oct 1876 aged 41 years and was laid to rest in Kingston-on-Thames cemetery To the dear memory of my mother Mary McClure Orr, younger daughter of Williarn and Isabelia McClure and widow of James Orr MD, who entered into rest 15th May 1896 Also the undermentioned Isabella Orr who died at Ballylesson 21st Nov 1922 aged 74 years Erected by Isabella Orr, Bangor, youngest daughter of the above.

[Large polished granite headstone] In memory of Henry Campbell, Ballycormick, died 28th August 1864 aged 50 years Also his sons, Robert died 11th Nov 1850 aged 5 years, Robert died 11th Jan 1854 aged 13 months, William Graham died 18th Feb 1856 aged 18 months And two daughters who died in infancy Also John, died 5th June 1874 aged 30 years Henry died from sunstroke at Suva, Fiji Islands, 1st Jan 1878 aged 31 years Rev Wm Edward died 23rd Dec 1885 aged 29 years Also his daughter Jane Weir, wife of Jerdan NICHOLS, died 14th May 1889 aged 29 years And their children, Mary Aileen and Douglas Campbell, who died in infancy Also Mary, daughter of above John Campbell, who died in infancy Mary, daughter of Henry Campbell, senr, wife of Thomas HARISON, BL, died 18th June 1891 aged 34 years His son Hugh died 16th Sept 1893 aged 51 years, husband of Kate Campbell, South Parade Mary GRAHAM, wife of Henry Campbell, senr, died 13th November 1899 aged 81 years.

[Sandstone Monument In Rail Surround] Sacred to the memory of Thomas Dixon who died 31st July 1863 aged 63 years and of his eldest son Francis McCambridge Dixon who died of Sunstroke at Westpoint USA 25th June 1866 aged 30 years, also two of his children Thomas and Sarah who died in infancy and Sarah wife of the above named Thomas Dixon who died 4th September 1873 aged 62 years, also their youngest son Alexander McCambridge Dixon who died 28th May 1926 aged 80 years and Harriett Elizabeth wife of Alexander McCambridge Dixon who died 22nd June 1940 aged 89 years.