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Parish & Map Ref	Church	Information	Reference
Kilbroney 29:18/18	Church of Ireland	in church St, Rostrevor; click here for a photo of the 'new' church	.
Kilbroney	Presbyterian	in Mary St, Rostrevor; click here for a photo	.
Kilbroney	Gilchrist Memorial Methodist	on the Cloughmore Rd, Rostrevor; built 1900 in memory of Rev, John Gilchrist (foundation stone paid by his son George in 1899) & closed 2007; sold 2013 & turned into a restaurant 2015	MO 6/5/2015 (photo)
Kilbroney	Quaker	in Newtown	GIPR
Kilbroney	Union Prayer	Meeting house in Rostrevor in 1863; no graveyard	GIC; GV
Kilbroney 29:18/18	Catholic; St. Mary's Star of the Sea	in Rostrevor; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilbroney 29: 19/20	old Catholic; St Bruno's	in Rostrevor; NE of town on the road between Rostrevor and Hilltown; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilbroney 29: 21/15	Killowen Catholic Chapel	in Ballyedmond townland, on the main road between Kilkeel and Rostrevor; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilbroney	graveyard	there is a municipal graveyard off Church St, Rostrevor called Knotty Ash	GIC;GV
Kilclief 21:60/46	Church of Ireland	on a hill overlooking the sea and village, near the old castle; click here for a photo and more information	.
Saul / Kilclief 21: 58/45	Catholic; St. Malacy's	in Ballywooden townland near the coast; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilclief 21:51/36	Catholic; Our Lady Star of the Sea	in Rossglass; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilclief	old Catholic	in Ballyorgan townland; called Cappel -na-coole in 1663 which means 'chapel at the back of the hill'; the west gable was still standing in 1878	O'L V1 p 201
Kilcoo 29:38/32	Church of Ireland; St. John's Chapel of Ease	in Shore Rd, Newcastle; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilcoo 29:35/33	Church of Ireland; parish church	in Bryansford village, Ballyhafry townland; click here to see a photo and more information	.
Kilcoo	Church of Ireland; St. Colman's	in Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle ; small chapel with large graveyard in grounds; click herefor a photo
Kilcoo	Church of Ireland	in Slievenalargy townland; no graveyard	GIC
Kilcoo 29:38/32	Presbyterian	in Castle Park, (now Main Street) Newcastle, Ballaghbeg townland;click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilcoo 29:18/18	Methodist	first church in Newcastle, in Shore Road ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilcoo	Elim Pentecostal	in Newcastle; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilcoo 29:35/33	Catholic; St. Patrick's	in Bryansford village, Ballyhafry townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilcoo 29:28/33	Catholic: St. Malacy's	Kilcoo village, in Ballymoney townland on the road between Rathfriland and Downpatrick; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilcoo 29:18/18	Catholic; St Mary's of the Assumption	at the northern end of Main St ,Newcastle, Ballaghbeg townland; click here for a photo and more infomration	.
Kilcoo	ancient parish church	first mentioned in 1291 ;photoavailable	KPCB p24
Kilhorne	Kilkeel	a small Church of Ireland parish formed in 1884; see under Kilkeel	PNNI V3 p 60
Kilkeel 29: 30/15	Church of Ireland; Christ Church	in Newry St, Kilkeel town, in Magheramurphy townland; click here for a photo and more information
Kilkeel 29:37/19	Church of Ireland called Kilhorne	just S of Annalong in Moneydarragh more townland, on the shore; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilkeel 29:31/14	old parish church & graveyard	in the centre of town; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilkeel 29:30/15	Mourne Presbyterian	is NW of Greencastle St, Kilkeel town, in Magheramurphy townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilkeel	Kilkeel Presbyterian	in Meeting House Lane, Kilkeel ; click here for a photo	.
Kilkeel	Presbyterian	in Annalong village, Moneydarraghmore townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilkeel	Presbyterian; Seceders	in Kilkeel town	V3 p 47 OSM
Kilkeel 29: 34/17	Presbyterian	in Ballymartin townland, very small and in need of repair in 1836; holds 100 people; graveyard attached	V3 p 49 OSM; GIC
Kilkeel	Moravian; The Church of The United Bretheren	in Newcastle St, Kilkeel; started in Kilkeel in 1763 under the patronage of the Needham family ; at the back of the Presbyterian church; now part of the Alfred Eadie Hall; the community declined when they met at the Newry Street end of town in 1817 but gathered together again in 1828; their leader was Brother James O'Harril; new church built 1832; a small, plain building with a few forms inside to hold 200 people with an average attendance in 1836 of 50; the minister in 1863 was Rev. Mr. Humberstone & in 1886 Rev. J.W. Davey & i n 1908 Rev. James Land; ; the last service was held in 1915; baptisms 1834-1914, marriages 1834-1857 & 1863-1912, burials 1834- 1912; graveyard attached, gravestone inscriptions available UHF Vol 10	POD; GIC; V10 MIs;V3 p 47, 49 OSM; PPNZ; HOTC p106
Kilkeel	Mourne Abbey	north of the Newry Road; foundation of Moravians dating from 1763; community led by Brother James O'Harril 1797 to 1807; buildings sold in 1817; no records available;graveyard covered over, only one gravestones UHF Vol 10 for O'Harril ; email me for a gravestone look-up	MIs
Kilkeel	Methodist	in Moneydarragh More townland near Annalong; in 1910 the ministers were Rev. W. Maguire & Rev. C. Baskin; no graveyard	GIC; POD
Kilkeel 29: 34/17	Catholic: St. Joseph's	in Ballymartin townland on the western side of the coast road ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilkeel 29:37/22	Catholic; St. Mary's	in Glasdrumman townland; on the western side of the Newcastle to Kilkeel road; click here for a photo and more information; also called Dunmore	.
Kilkeel 29: 29/15	Catholic: St Colman's	called Massforth; in Ballymageogh/ Dunnaman townland 3km NW of Kilkeel on Rostrevor road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilkeel	Catholic: St Colman's	in the centre of Kilkeel; on the site of an ancient rath & the general graveyard; a very old church destroyed during the wars of 1649 & replaced by Church of Ireland church ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilkeel	Catholic; Holy Cross	in Attical townland; modern church	.
Kilkeel	Catholic; Our Lady of Lourdes	in Grange townland; opened in 1926	JMLSG 2010 p14
Kilkeel 29:24/14	old Catholic graveyard Tamlaght	in Lisnacree townland, on the Rostrevor to Greencastle road; ancient church founded by St. Thuan in St. Patrick's time (5th century) ; the church was a ruin by 1622; continued to be used as a graveyard; the name Tamlaght means plague burial ; only 5 stones; oldest stone 1781; gravestone inscriptions available UHF Vol 10; email me for a gravestone look-up	V10 MIs; O'L V1 p 9,10;GV
Kilkeel 29; 24/12	old Catholic; St. Mary's	called Kilnagreinan; on Greencastle Point near the old castle; the west gable dates from 16-17th centuries; traces of a belltower; in 1836 all that remained were some ruined walls and one small gable with an arched entrance. It was supposed to have been one of St. Patrick's churches; once the main church in the area with Kilmegan, Kilcoo & Tamlaght under its control; A few people are buried there; no surviving gravestones; photo available in UHF Vol 10	V3 p 49 OSM; V10 MIs ; O'L V1 p 8,10; JMLSG 2010 p14
Kilkeel	Catholic; St. Mary's	also called Killnahattin; in Ballaghanery Upper near Bloody Bridge & near the site of the ancient Catholic chapel c. 1100; in 1878 parts of the gable were still intact; the graveyard was used in 19th century for unbaptised babies and unknown vagrants; photo available	GIC; O'L V1 p 11, 29; MO15/12/2010 p10
Kilkeel	Burying Banks	attached to Union Workhouse to bury inmates from 1840- 1950s; next to Aughrim River & Mourne Hospital	MO29/8/2007 p42,43
Kilkeel	graveyard	in Ballykeel townland	GIC:
Killaney 20:34/60	Church of Ireland; St. Andrews	in Carrickmaddyroe townland on the corner of Carricknaveagh Road; click here to see a photo and more information	.
Killaney 20:36/60	1st Boardmills Presbyterian	in Carrickmaddyroe townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killaney	2nd Boardmills Presbyterian	in Carrickmaddyroe townland at the western end of the street; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killaney	Presbyterian; 3rd or Scotch Seceding	in Carrickmaddyroe townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killaney graveyard	Killaney	in Killaney townland near Bow Lough; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy 21: 51/61	Church of Ireland	at the north end of the village of Killinchy on top of a hill with views of Strangford Lough ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy	1st Presbyterian;	in Balloo townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy 21: 50/61	2nd Presbyterian; Reformed	in Ballymacashen townland on the Killinchy to Saintfield road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy	Presbyterian; Non Subscribing	in Balloo townland; click here for a photo and more information	PE
Killinchy 21:47/57	Presbyterian	in Raffrey townland ; on the Saintfield/Killyleagh Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy 21:43/64	Presbyterian; Trinitarian or Unitarian	in Church Hill, Ballygowan village ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy 21:42/63	Presbyterian; Non Subscribing or Unitarian	in Ravara townland on the Ballygowan/Saintfield Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy 21: 50/61	Presbyterian; Unitarian- Non Subscribing	in Ballyministragh townland, Kilmood; NW of Balloo crossroads; foundation stone 14 Jun 1845; the church was built in 1846 and the earliest date of death on any stone is 1849;graveyard attached;gravestone inscriptions Vol 5 UHF; email me for a gravestone look-up	DR; MIs
Killinchy	Free Presbyterian	in Ballygowan village; on the Belfast Road; built 1890	.
Killinchy 21:44/61	Catholic; St Joseph's	in Carrickmannon townland near the crossroads; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killinchy 21:54/59	ancient Catholic	in Ringhaddy townland on an off shore island; an ancient ruined building built by one of the Savage family, near Ringhaddy Castle	V7 p89, 92 OSM; O'L V1 p 345
Killinchy 21: 45/61	old, mainly Catholic graveyard	site of a medieval church; called Kilcairn, Kilcarn or Kilkeeran; in Drumreagh townland ; on the north side of the Saintfield/Killinchy Road;oldest stone is 1757; still used for internments in 1833; gravestone inscriptions available UHF Vol 5 ; email me for a gravestone look-up	V5 MI; V 7 p 91 OSM; GIC; O'L V1 p 347
Killinchy	old graveyard	Killinakin, gravestone inscriptions available UHF Vol 5; email me for a gravestone look-up	GIC
Killyleagh	Church of Ireland; St. John the Evangelist	in Church Hill St, Killyleagh town at the NE end; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killyleagh	1st Presbyterian	in Plantation St, in Corporation townland ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Killyleagh	2nd Presbyterian	in Cow St, Killyleagh; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killyleagh	Methodist	built 1835 by subscriptions & contributions; described as a small house; Sabbath school soiree 20 Sep 1879; Sabbath school 10 Feb 1883; reopening services 16 Jun 1883; harvest thanksgiving 2 Oct 1937	V17 p 80 OSM; DR ; DR*
Killyleagh	Primitive Wesleyan Methodist	in Shore St, Killyleagh; click here a photo and more information	.
Killyleagh	Catholic: St Mary's Star of the Sea	at the southern end of Killyleagh town in Irish Street; no graveyard ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Killyleagh 21: 52/57	Catholic: old graveyard	at Killaresy ;near Toye townland on Killyleagh/ Comber road; ruins of old church measuring 56x 17 ft & walls 5 ft thick here in 1870; gravestone inscriptions available UHF Vol 6 from 1724; email me for a gravestone look-up	V17 p 83 OSM; O'L V1 p 332
Killyleagh	old graveyard; Killowen	in Corporation townland, beside the Castle wall & Dibney's River; the name of the old church was Killowen which means ' church of the hollow' ; the ruins of an old church are in the centre but only the east gable survives above the foundation;the ruined building appears to date from the 15th century and it was out of use by 1622; gravestone incriptions UHF Vol 6; oldest stone 1628; email me for a gravestone look-up; placed on scheduled monuments register 2009	MIs; LM 1994 p48; DR 11/2/2009 p7
Killyleagh	old graveyard	there is general graveyard in Tullymacnous townland ; gravestones UHF Vol 6; email me for a gravestone look-up	GIC
Kilmegan 29:35/36	Church of Ireland; St. Paul's	in Mill Hill, Castlewellan ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan 29: 38/37	Church of Ireland; St. Donard's	in Moneylane townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan 21:40/37	Church of Ireland; St Donard's	in Dundrum town; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan 29:34/36	Presbyterian	in Newcastle Rd, Castlewellan; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan	Presbyterian	in Clonvaraghan townland; records from 1853	GIPR
Kilmegan	Methodist	in Dundrum; article 19 Aug 1882; usually used circuit ministers ; the minister in 1910 was Rev. Bertram E. Moran & in 1939 was Rev. A.B. Gibson; records from 1881	DR; GIPR; POD
Kilmegan	Methodist; Primitive Wesleyan	in Main Street north, Castlewellan; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan 29:34/36	Catholic; St. Malacy's	in Lower Square, Castlewellan; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan 21:40/37	Catholic; Sacred Heart	in Dundrum; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan 20: 35/41	Catholic; St. Mary of the Angels	in Clanvaraghan townland, on a back road between Castlewellan & Dromara; in the Catholic parish of Drumaroad; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan 29: 37/38	Catholic; St. Mary's	in Aghlisnafin townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmegan	Catholic	there is the ancient church of St. Cillen and graveyard in Wateresk; ancient graveyards are in Carrowbane, Ballywillwill, Drumsillagh Hill in Ballylough & Drumbuckwood just N of Castlewellan& Moneycarragh	O'L V1 p 54, 65,66
Kilmood now amalgamated with Killinchy	Church of Ireland; St Mary's	in Church St, Kilmood townland; on the north side of the Ballygowan /Killinchy road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmood	Presbyterian- Non Subscribing	in Ballyministragh townland; called Killinchy Non Subscribing Presbyterian; foundation stone 14 Jun 1845; the church was built in 1846 and the earliest date of death on any stone is 1849; graveyard attached; gravestones UHF Vol 5; email me for a gravestone look-up	DR; GIC
Kilmore 21: 44/51	Church of Ireland; Christ Church	in Carnacully townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmore	old Church of Ireland	in Carnacully townland near the new Church of Ireland;click here for a photo and more infomation	.
Kilmore 21:46/52	Presbyterian; Seceders	called Lissara Presbyterian; in Market Square, Crossgar town; click here to see a photo and more information	.
Kilmore 21: 42/53	Kilmore Presbyterian	in Drumaghlis townland south of the road between Killyleagh and Ballynahinch; click here to see a photo and more information	.
Kilmore	Presbyterian: Unitarian; Non- Subscribing	in Rademon townland ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmore 21:46/52	Catholic ; Immaculate Conception & St. Joseph's	in Downpatrick St, Crossgar ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmore 21: 44/51	old Catholic	in Kilmore village next to Mason's pub, near the Annacloy River; erected by Rev Richard Curoe 1785 at a cost of £120 & paid for by public contributions; it measued 14mx10m; inside there was an altar but no seats therefore it held 330 with 100 as the average attendance; it was replaced by Rev. George Maguire and consecrated 10 Jan 1847; no graveyard; UHF has baptisms 1837-1900 & marriages 1896-1900; the congregation transfered to the new Teconnaught church c. 1899; no graveyard; used as a National School; derelict by 1950s now in ruins	.V17 p 91 OSM; TIA: GIC; O'L V1 p 336; PE
Kilmore 21: 44/49	Catholic; Holy Family	in Teconnaught townland;click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmore / Inch	Catholic; The Rocks Chapel	in Magheracranmoney townland; now in ruins; click here for a photo and more information	.
Kilmore 21: 45/56	Killybawn old graveyard	in Barnamaghery townland ;site of an old Mass Rock & Celtic chapel; also called Killyman; on the side of a hill surrounded by a circular wall & a ring of trees; no remaining ruins; gravestones UHF Vol 3 &13; email me for a gravestone look-up	KCB p 4,24; V1 MIs
Kilwarlin	.	see under Hillsborough; this parish was carved out of the parishes of Hillsborough, Dromore & Moira in 1840s	V18 MIs
Knockbreda Knock & Breda combined in 1658	Church of Ireland	the parish Church; eastern end of Ballymacarrett town in Church Rd, Newtownbreda ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	ruins of Knock parish church, in Knock townland;click here for a picture and more information	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	ruins of Breda parish church, in Breda townland in Belvoir Park estate; oldest legible stone 1717	MIs
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St John the Evangelist; in Castlereagh Road, Orangefield;click here for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Jude's; in Ballynafeigh; Ormeau Rd, Belfast; rebuilt 1873;click here for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	Willowfield; in Woodstock Rd, Belfast; built 1872; click here for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Patrick's; Newtownards Road, Ballymacarrett; built in 1893;now part of Belfast;click here for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Columba's, Knock; in Kings Rd, Belfast; built 1896;click here for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Donard's; in North Rd, Bloomfield near Beersbridge Rd, Belfast; built in 1912 to replace an earlier iron building; the rector in 1925 was Rev. C. M. Young; email me for a photo	DR 8/8/1925; SSCPC p22 ; SCPC p22
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Finan's; in Cregagh, now a Belfast suburb;click here for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Christopher's; in Mersey Street; between Sydenham & Newtownards Roads; now part of Belfast; built 1932; email for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Martin's; in Kenilworth Place off Newtownards Road; now part of Belfast; built 1932	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Brigid's; in Glen Rd, Braniel; built 1957	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St. Dorothea's; in Gilnahirk townland originally part of Knock -Colcumcille parish ; built 22 Oct 1956 ; became a separate parish in 1959 ; the first rector was Archbishop Robin Eames; email me for a photo	ACG p89 (photo)
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	Church of the Transfiguration in Dunseverick Ave, Belvoir; built 1965; email me for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	Church of the Pentecost; in Mount Merrion Rd, Belfast near Rosetta/Ormeau Rds; built 1965; email me for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St.Brendan's; in Larkfield Rd, Belfast; built 1967; email me for a photo	.
Knockbreda	Church of Ireland	St.Clement's; in Templemore Ave, Belfast; minister in 1902 was Rev William Ralph	POD
Knockbreda	1st Presbyterian; Ballymacarrett	in Newtownards Rd, Ballymacarret; the church was erected in 1835 and the 1st minister was Rev. John Meneely ordained Mar 1838 ; the church was enlarged and improved ; he became infirm and Rev. William McKean took over 8 Dec 1881 til c. 1902 ; the minister in 1918 was Rev. W. McKean who lived in the manse at 108 Holywood Rd, Sydenham; records from 1837	GIPR; CR; POD; OS map 1902 4.11; HCPCI p 57; ACS p28
Knockbreda	2nd Presbyterian-	in Ballymacarret; in Mount Pottinger townland; minister in 1902 was Rev. Robert Duff ; records from 1856	GIPR; POD
Knockbreda	3rd Presbyterian- Westbourne	in Newtownards Rd, Ballymacarrett opposite Susan Street; new church 3 Nov 1877; first minister was Rev. William McGranahan then Rev. William Witherow in 1883	NC; HCPCI p169
Knockbreda	Presbyterian	in Gilnahirk townland, on a road running SW from Kings Rd, Knock; click here for a photo and more information	.
Knockbreda	Presbyterian	in Castlereagh townland on the peak of Castlereagh hill;1 km W of the Belfast to Ballygowan road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Knockbreda	Presbyterian	in Newtownbreda; built in 1834 as an offshoot of Fisherwick Church, Belfast; the congregation first met in William Magee's house then a cottage with a small platform & pulpit of sods then used the Methodist chapel in Ballynafeigh; Mr. Morgan of Belfast built the new church; parishioners who held seats in the former meeting house were obliged to raise £300; £1,400 was raised; it was poorly designed & fell down but was rebuilt in 1842 in Gothic style; capable of holding 800 people with an average attendance of 700 in 1832; the 1st minister was Rev. Andrew Crawford assisted by Rev. Woods then from 1862- 1921, Rev. Robert Workman; Sunday School & Mothers' Club held in church hall attached to the manse;ist Presbyterian church in Ireland to have an organ; communion table cloth and brass ornaments stolen from church 20 Dec 1834; Bazaar for the Manse 23 Jun 1877; records from 1845	V7 p 101 OSM; NH; DR; GIPR ; RWN p 71-80
Knockbreda	Presbyterian; McQuiston Memorial Church/ Willowfield	in Castlereagh Road near Leitrim Street ; opened early 1890s; Rev. T. R. Ballintine was minister 1893- 1910	Iris Frizzell; POD; OS map 1902 4.11
Knockbreda	Presbyterian	in Ravenhill Road; minister in 1902 was Rev John Ross	POD
Knockbreda	Presbyterian; Unitarian; Non Subscribing	in Castlereagh St, Mountpottinger; congregation founded in 1862; minister in 1902 was Rev. W.J. Davies ; try http://www.nspresbyterian.org/churches/church21/churchdetail.htm	POD
Knockbreda	Presbyterian	in 28-30 Cregagh Road; their 1st minister in 1903 was Rev. David Stewart	PE
Knockbreda	Presbyterian & Methodist	both share the same church at 139 Lower Braniel Rd, Belfast; Presbyterian Congregation there in 1921	PR
Knockbreda	old Methodist	eastern end of Ballymacarret town	V7 p98,99 OSM
Knockbreda	Primitive Methodist	in Ballymacarrett; preachers in 1852 were Rev. Messrs. McFann & Wilson with Alexander Magill as caretaker	POD
Knockbreda	Wesleyan Methodist	in Ballymacarrett near Beaver Hall ; preachers in 1852 were Rev. Messrs. Lupton & Bailey with John Sykes as caretaker	POD
Knockbreda	new Methodist	in Newtownards Road; the minister in 1902 was Rev William E. Daly	V7 p98, 99 OSM; POD ; OS map 1902 4.11
Knockbreda	Methodist	in Templemore Ave, Mountpottinger; minister in 1902 was Rev James Stewart	POD
Knockbreda	Methodist	cnr Castlereagh Road & Clara Streets; the minister in 1902 was Rev Charles Wilson	POD ; OS map 1902 4.11
Knockbreda	Methodist	in Newtownbreda; no graveyard	GIC
Knockbreda	Knock Methodist	in Knock Road opposite Knockdene Park; minister in 1902 was Rev. Wesley Guard	POD; OS map 1902 5.09
Knockbreda	Methodist	on Newtownards Road, Ballymacarret area; called Westbourne Methodist in 1910	POD
Knockbreda	Baptist Tabernacle	in Templemore Ave, Mountpottinger; pastor in 1902 was Rev. A. Jardine	POD
Knockbreda	Congregational (Independent) Church	in Albertbridge Rd, near the bridge , East Belfast ; minister in 1902 was Rev.J. Cregan	POD; OS map 1902 4.11
Knockbreda	Catholic St. Matthew's	in Bryson Street, off Newtownards Rd, Ballymacarrett, Belfast BT5 4ES; click here for a photo and more information	.
Knockbreda	Catholic; Good Shepherd Church	511 Ormeau Rd, Belfast BT7 3GS; Tel 9064 1064 fax 9064 9176; 20th century	.
Knockbreda	Catholic; St. Anthony's	Presbytery 4 Willowfield Crescent , Belfast BT6 8HP ;Tel 9045 8158 fax 9046 9090 ; 20th century	.
Knockbreda	Catholic	ruins of ancient church & graveyard & earthworks in Gortgrib townland south of Mount Pleasant near railway station	ACG p 33
Lambeg	Church of Ireland	most of the churches in this parish would be in Co. Antrim; records from 1810	GIPR
Lambeg 20:29/64	Hillhall Presbyterian	in Lisnatrunk townland, on Newtownbreda to Lisburn road; built 1764 & rebuilt 1826 when Rev. Samuel. Dunlop was minister; The minister in 1877 was Rev. James Dawson Crawford & 1883-1906 was Rev. Robert Robson; records from 1866, graveyard nearby; gravestones UHF Vol 1; oldest stone 1842; email me for a gravestone look-up; it's the earliest Seceeding church in Lisburn area; rebuilt 1910 in Art Noveau style	GIPR ; V1 MIs; ACOC p55; PE; GIC
Lambeg	Catholic: St Colman's	Queensway, Lambeg, Lisburn BT27 4QS	.
Lambeg	old graveyard	a general graveyard in Lisnatrunk townland	GIC
Loughinisland 21:41/42	Church of Ireland	in Seaforde village, Naghan townland,Newcastle Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Loughinisland 21:42/45	Catholic & Church of Ireland	3 ancient churches on the island :click here for a photo and more information	.
Loughinisland 21:41/40	1st Presbyterian: Old Light Sect	in Clough village; click here for a photo and more information	.
Loughinisland 21:41/40	2nd Presbyterian; Non Subscribing / Unitarian	in Clough village, on Castlewellan Rd: click here for a photo and more information	.
Loughinisland 21:41/42	Presbyterian	in Naghan townland near Seaforde village; click here for a photo and more information	.
Loughinisland	Presbyterian	in Drumaroad townland; records from 1853	GIPR
Loughinisland	Primitive Methodist	Society meeting at Clough 2 Mar 1839	DR
Loughinisland 21:42/45	Catholic: St. Macartans	in Tievenadarragh townland, Loughinisland village; click here for a photo & more information	.
Loughinisland 20:37/44	Catholic; St. John the Baptist	in Drumaroad townland ; SE of the road between Castlewellan & Ballynahinch; click here for a photo and more information	.
Loughinisland	old Catholic	in Farranfad; site of an ancient chapel called Pipers Forth & Chapel of Kenles; the gravestones were used to form the foundations of a nearby house; paths led to it from Magheralaggan and one from Nutgrove	LCB p16; O'L V1 p 89
Loughinisland	old Catholic	in Farranfad; site of a church, graveyard and ancient well called Tubberdoney; locally callled Killyclough	O'L V1 p 89,90
Loughinisland	old Catholic	ancient chapel & graveyard in Tannaghmore, called Shankill & in Magheralone townland an ancient chapel & graveyard called Shankill or Killylone	LCB p 17; O'L V1 p 92
Loughinisland	old Catholic	the ancient chapel of Rathcath stood near the rath in Clough; by 1622 it was in ruins & the graveyard has been ploughed up	O'L V1 p117
Maghera 29:37/34	Church of Ireland	in Maghera village, Carnacavill townland, ;ancient round tower in the grounds ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Maghera 29: 34/34	Presbyterian & Church of Ireland	graveyard in Drumee townland on Newcastle road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Maghera	Methodist	in Ballyginny townland; no graveyard	GIC
Magheradrool 20:38/51	old Church of Ireland & Catholic	1km SE of Ballynahinch on the Crabtree Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheradrool 20:37/52	Church of Ireland; parish church	in Church St, Ballynahinch ;at the southern end on the Castlewellan road; click here for a photo and more information ;	.
Magheradrool 20:53/52	1st Presbyterian	in Windmill St, Ballynahinch;click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheradrool 20:36/52	2nd Presbyterian; known as Edengrove	in Dromore Street; Ballymaglave North townland; just W of Ballynahinch; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheradrool	3rd Presbyterian	in Alfred St, Ballynahinch; separated from 2nd Presbyterian in 1841; the minister in 1910 was Rev. S. English; .records from 1820 ; no graveyard	V9 MIs; POD; GIPR: GIC
Magheradrool 20: 37/49	Presbyterian	in Spa, 2 km S of Ballynahinch; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheradrool	Presbyterian: Seceders	in Ballynahinch town in the N of main street; it was an old, slated, plain, roughcast, rectangular building; there were 70 attendants when; Rev. Edgar was minister in 1836	V17 p 99, 100, 106 OSM
Magheradrool	Presbyterian; Scotch Seceders	in Ballynahinch town to the NE on the Saintfield road; it is a small, slated plain, rectangular building made of roughcast stone; it had 75 attendants when Rev. Thompson was minister in 1836	V17 p 99, 100, 106 OSM
Magheradrool	Congregational	in Dromore Street, Ballynahinch ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheradrool	Wesleyan Methodist	in Lisburn St, Ballynahinch; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheradrool	Independent	the minister in 1910 was Rev. John Morris	POD
Magheradrool	Mission Hall	in Laurel Rd, Magheraknock; built in 1927 rebuilt 2006; photo available	MO 18/10/2006
Magheradrool	Baptist	in Lisburn Rd, Ballynahinch; built 1939 by James Reid, William Craig,Jack Hill, Hiugh McMinn , James Totten & Ben Dickson	WAB p3; BIT p45-46
Magheradrool 20:37/52	Catholic: St. Patrick's	in Church St, Ballynahinch ;at the southern end opposite the parish church; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheradrool	Catholic: Christ the King	in Drumaness , on the western side of the Newcastle Road; announcement of new church 18 Apr 1935; the new church dedicated 30 Oct 1936; garden party 17 Jul 1936; ; school attached; photo available	DR*; DDPP p42; HPM p13-14
Magheradrool	old Catholic	in Glassdrummond townland, 3km N of Ballynahinch on the Saintfield road; means ‘wood of the Conies or church of the Conies”; 1842+ records; general graveyard	GIC; BH
Magheradrool	old Catholic	in Magheratimpany townland; site of a Holy Well; old chapel in ruins in 1720; graveyard used as late as 1825	DR* 9/10/1970 ; O'L V1 p 95
Magherahamlet (now part of Dromara parish)	Church of Ireland	originally known as Templemoyle Chapel of Ease; in Drumgavlin townland, on the road between Ballynahinch & Castlewellan on the western shore of McAuley's Lough; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magherahamlet 20:35/48	Presbyterian; Seceding	in Drumgavelin townland on the road between Seaforde & Dromara; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheralin 20:13/59	Church of Ireland; Holy & Undivided Trinity	in Magheralin village, new Forge Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magheralin	Church of Ireland	St. Saviour's; in Dollingstown	.
Magheralin 20:13/59	Catholic; St Patrick's	in Magheralin village, on Waringstown to Magheralin Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magherally 20:17/48	Church of Ireland	St. John the Evangelist; in Magherally townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magherally 20:17/48	Presbyterian: Orthodox	just NE of parish church in Kilnacrew Road, Magherally townland ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Magherally	Catholic- very old	In the survey of 1557, it mentions that the only building in the parish was an old ruined church; by 1836 there wasn't any sign of it; Catholics in this parish worship at either Tullylish Chapel or Ballooly in Garvaghy parish	V12 p 113 OSM
Magheratimpany	Catholic	this is an ancient Catholic parish; see under Magheradrool	O'L V1 p 95
Moira (formed in 1722 out of Magheralin parish) 20:61/16	Church of Ireland: St. John's	Main St, Moira; east side of town in Clare townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Moira 20:61/16	Presbyterian	east side of town, in Carnalbanagh East townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Moira 20:61/16	Presbyterian; Seceding/ Unitarian/ Non- Subscribers	in Carnalbanagh East townland, just SE of Moira; click here for a photo and more information	.
Moira	Presbyterian; Arian	east side of Moira town; a stone building with a small gallery; it holds 200 people; the minister in 1836 was Rev. James Mulligan;	V12 p 119 OSM
Moira	Methodist	in Moira town; click here for a photo and more information	.
Moira 20:18/59	Catholic: St. Colman's, Kilwarlin	in Lurganville townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Moira	Catholic	Church of Blessed Virgin Mary & St. Brigid, Magheramesk, Magheraberry Rd, Moira; 20th century	.
Mourne	.	This is a Catholic parish; see under Kilkeel	.
Newry	Church of Ireland; St. Mary's	in Needham Place (now John Mitchel Place) , in the centre of Newry; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	Church of Ireland; St. Patrick's	a Chapel of Ease in Stream Street, Newry ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	1st Newry Presbyterian; General Synod	in Sandys Street, Newry; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	2nd Presbyterian; Seceeders	or Downshire Road Presbyterian; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	3rd Presbyterian; Reformed ; Unitarian	originally in Needham Place; called Riverside Presbyterian; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	Presbyterian; Seceding / Unitarian then Covenanters	in High St, Newry; click here for a picture and more information; now in ruins	.
Newry	1st Presbyterian; Arian/ Reformed Non Subscribing	in Meeting House Green near High Street, Newry ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	Presbyterian graveyard	for all Newry town; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 21	.
Newry	Wesleyan Methodist	in William Street, Newry; built 1786 at a cost of £230 which was collected by private subscription and a collection made at the opening; it is squashed between houses & you can only see the front; it is a plain building which holds 350 people with an average attendance in 1836 of 150 at the morning service and 250 at the evening service; the salary of the ministers in 1836, John Carey & Edward Harper, was paid by the Methodist Society	V3 p 69, 79, 83, 105 OSM
Newry	Primitive Wesleyan Methodist	in 64 Kilmorey Street, Newry; built in 1828; it was a very plain, stone building which held 200 people; it was not being used in 1836 and was advertised to be used as a shop; the minister in 28 Aug 1848 was Rev. William Scott; the minister iin 1852 was Rev. AL. Dobbin; baptisms from 1826-1844; marriages 1892;no graveyard	NCT; V3 p69, 70, 83,105 OSM GIPR: GIC; CON; POD; OFN p243
Newry	Methodist	in Postley Place, Newry, no graveyard	GIC
Newry	Wesleyan Methodist	in Sandys St, Newry; click here for a photo and some information	.
Newry	Methodist	in Talbot Street in 1836	V3 p 105 OSM
Newry	Congregational	in Trevor Hill; the minister in 1881 was George Wright & in 1928 Rev. Miskimmin	POD; PE
Newry	Ebenezer chapel; Independents	in Kildare Street, Trevor Hill; it was designed by Thomas Duff & built in 1825 at a cost of £500 which was raised by public subscription; the minister then was Rev. Elisha Martin; it is a plain building of roughly hewn granite; it holds 400 people with an average attendance of 70; several men fined for disorderly conduct during a service 11 Mar 1828; the salary of the minister in 1836, Rev. H.C. O'Donnoghue A.M. is raised by the congregation and is usually £75 per year; no graveyard	POD; Perspective p4; V3 p 69, 79 83, 105 OSM;NCT; GIC
Newry	Salvation Army	in Trevor Hill in 1910	POD
Newry	Catholic; St. Mary's	in Chapel Street Upper ; oldest Catholic church; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	Catholic:St. Patrick's & St. Colman's	Gothic Cathedral in Hill Street, Newry; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry	Catholic	in Boat Street in 1836	V3 p 105 OSM
Newry	Convent Chapel	in High St, Newry; no graveyard	GIC
Newry	Catholic	Convent of Mercy	.
Newry	Catholic	Poor Clares Catholic Convent; crypt graves	.
Newry	Catholic	Church of Sacred Heart & St Catherine of Sienna; Co. Armagh side in Dominic Street (Sth); built 1873-1875 & conducted by Dominican Fathers; built for those who live around Ballybot, Dominic Street, Dominic Court, Francis Street, Peter's Place, Thomas Street, Michael Mallon Park, John Martin Street, John Martin Place, Kiln Street, James Connolly Park ;photo available	DDPP p9,10
Newry	Catholic	a map shows Church of Assumption on Dublin Road; in Co. Armagh part of town
Newry	Catholic; St. Brigid's the meadow	on a hill in the SW of town, in Co. Armagh part of town with burials at Monks Hill cemetery; built 1958 to replace a Chapel of Ease; photo available	DDPP p10 ,11
Newry	Catholic; Abbey	in Abbey yard; a Cistercian Abbey was founded here in 1144 & had income from 6000 acres in 17 townlands; graveyard attached & in use until 19th century ; disbanded 1548	DDPP p3
Newry- district	Presbyterian: Donaghmore Meeting House	in Lisardboy or Lisserboy townland; erected 1706; see under Donaghmore parish; records from 1804, no graveyard	.
Newry	Presbyterian	in Shannaghan townland; no graveyard	GIC
Newry- district 29:31/14	Presbyterian: called Ryans Seceding	in Finnard townland; a meeting house was built 1806 in Ryans townland; it was a plain, low , stone building; the congregation died a natural death having no regular preacher, the house was then used as a school and again fell into disuse until 1833 when the congregation repaired it for the cost of £50; a minister was then chosen from the Scotch Secession Synod; it holds 260 people which an average attendance of 150 in 1836 and rapidly increasing; The Rev. William Stevenson of the Session Synod, was ordained in 1835 but by 1837 the congregation had applied for union with the Presbytery of Newry; he was minister here until 1850; baptisms from 1851 in local custody ; gravestone inscriptions available UHF Vol 21 ; email me for a gravestone look-up	V3 p 77 OSM; GIPR; GIC; MIs V21; OFN p 243, 212
Newry- district	Catholic: St. Joseph's	in Sheeptown townland on the old road between Newry to Rathfriland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry- district 29:13/33	Catholic; St. Colmans	in Shinn townland,west of the main road between Newry and Rathfriland ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newry-district 29:12/22	old graveyard	called Clonlea; in Greenan townland; west of the main road between Newry and Rathfriland; east of inland road from Newry to Warrenpoint; only 3 crosses left; no church but Mass said here; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 21;email me for a gravestone look-up	GIC ; V 21 MIs; DDPP p12
Newry-district	old graveyard- Toberdoney	in Ouley townland; 1/2 km S of Loughbrickland- Rathfriland Rd ;a rath & old well here; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 21; 3 stones only name Waddell from 1809; email me for a gravestone look-up	GIC ; V21 MIs;DDPP p27
Newry-district	private graveyard	Savalmore; 6km from Newry on Rathfriland Rd; belongs to Gordon family of Maryvale in Carnacully townland ; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 21; email me for a gravestone look-up
Newry- district	graveyard: Traymount burying place	in Lisardboy townland; on the site of an ancient rath; the 1st internment was Mr. Johnston's ( who owns the townland), son, before 1836; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 21; only 3 stones left; famine victims buried here; email me for a gravestone look-up	GIC; V21 MIs; DDPP p27
Newry- district 29:12/26	old deserted graveyard; Templegowran	overlooking Derryleckagh lake; rural chapel present at the time of the Reformation; only 2 stones left; destitute and outsiders buried here; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 21; email me for a gravestone look-up	DDPP p25 ,27
Newry- district 29:3/27	Catholic	Camlough records 1853; Carrickcroppan; in CO Armagh; burials here from Newry town
Newtownards	Church of Ireland: St Mark's	in Church Street, Newtownards ;in the W part of town; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	Church of Ireland; the old church; Priory	in the SE end of Newtownards in Court Street click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	Movilla Abbey	E of Newtownards;used as a burying ground for the parish of Newtownards; click here for a photo of graveyard and more information	.
Newtownards	1st Presbyterian; Old Light	in Great Francis Street, Newtownards; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	1st Presbyterian ; New Light then Non Subscribing	in Francis St, Newtownards then Victoria Avenue; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	2nd Presbyterian	in Upper Mary St, Newtownards; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	Regent Street Presbyterian	in Regent Street; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	4th Presbyterian; South St	in Court Street in 1854 then South St, Newtownards; click here for a photo	.
Newtownards	Strean Presbyterian	in West Street ; click here for a photo	.
Newtownards	Presbyterian; Convenanters/ Reformed	in Ann St, Newtownards in 1863,; a congregation was formed in 1772 in Conlig with Rev. William Stavely as minister ; John Wesley visted the town & numbers grew; separated from Knockbracken in 1809 & moved to Regent Street in 1854; the minister in 1852 was Rev. John McVickers; North of Ireland FHS ( http://www.nifhs.org ) has marriages 1864- 1886; no graveyard; http://www.newtownards-rpc.org/history.htm	NAHN p87; POD; GIC;GV
Newtownards	Presbyterian- Reformed/ Convenanters	in Regent St, Newtownards; split with the congregation in Ann Street & bought a building in Regent Street from the Methodist in 1854 ; the minister in 1867- 1910 was Rev. Robert Allen with Rev. T. Boyd as assistant in 1910; http://www.newtownards-rpc.org/history.htm	HAHN p87,19, 108-109; POD
Newtownards	Presbyterian; Greenwell	in Greenwell St, Newtownards; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	Presbyterian	in Mark St, Newtownards in 1863; no graveyard	GIC; GV
Newtownards 21:54/73	Presbyterian	in Ballyblack townland, on the Newtownards to Carrowdore road;click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	Wesleyan Methodist	originally on corner of Regent St & lower Mary Sts, Newtownards; erected in 1808 at the expense of the congregation;an average attendance of 180 in 1836; its dimensions were 45 by 24 feet; a very plain building; new church built in Regent Street & the Reformed Presbyterians took over the old church; new school buildings 10 Oct 1896; the minister in 1846 was Rev Matthew Lanktree & in 1852 was Rev Mr. Black & Rev. Mr. Howie & in 1910, Rev. Henry Frackelton; records from 1870, no graveyard	V7 p105, 106 OSM; NAHN p108,109,146-149; NC; POD; GIPR: GIC ;GV
Newtownards	Zion Methodist; New Connexion	in Zion Place, Newtownards; chapel built in 1838 by Rev. Thomas Seymour; the minister in 1846 was Rev William Sorsby; National School adjacent in 1863; farewell to Rev. T. Porteous 24 Jun 1893; church bazaar 27 Dec 1884; no graveyard	NAHN p130-131; NC; GV; GIC
Newtownards	Methodist	formerly in Ballyblack townland; meeting house used as a barn in 1836	V7 p104 OSM
Newtownards	Quaker	in Milecross townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	Salvation Army	in Good Templar Hall in North Street then Little Francis Street; editorial , resistance to their preachings 7 Aug 1880 & 9 Apr 1881; wanton attack 15 Oct 1881; letter re obstructionists 7 Apr 1883; Rev. C. Sprugeon on Salvation Army 25 Aug 1883; antics of Salvation Army 23 Feb 1884; extraordinary proclamation 6 Dec 1884; festival of music 11 Feb 1888	NC; POD; ON p 46 (b/w photo)
Newtownards	Brethren	cnr George's & Regent Sts, Newtownards in 1910	POD
Newtownards	Catholic; St. Patrick's	in Ann Street then North Street , Newtownards by 1919 , click here for a photo and more information	.
Newtownards	old graveyard; Killysuggan	Killysuggan graveyard; north of Bradshaw's Brae in Milecross townland on the Belfast Road ; site of an ancient church & used for Catholic internments; oldest stone 1712; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 5; email me for a gravestone look-up	MIs V 5
Newtownards	old graveyards	for general use; in Corporation South townland	GIC;GV
Rathmullan 21:48/38	Church of Ireland	in Rathmullan Upper townland; south of Downpatrick in Scollogs Road; transfered into Bright parish-see there for Killough; click here for a photo and more information	.
Rathmullan	old Catholic	it was there in 1213 reports, in 1615 it belonged to Order of St. John of Jerusalem by 1622 it was in ruins; the stones were removed when the Protestant church was built on the site in 1703	O'L V1 p 130
Saintfield 21:40/59	Church of Ireland	in Main Street on the northern side;click here for a photo and more information	.
Saintfield 21:40/59	1st Presbyterian	in Main Street, Saintfield ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Saintfield 21:40/59	2nd Presbyterian Seceding	in the Cow Market area, on the Ballynahinch Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Saintfield	Catholic; Immaculate Heart of Mary	in Main Street near the Post Office; click here for a photo and more information	.
Saintfield 21:41/59	Catholic;Mary Mother of the Church	built 1890 ; on the southern outskirts of town ; click here for a photo	.
Saintfield	old Catholic	there was an old church (St. Patrick's) at Lisnegarric/Killnagarrick about 1 km from the present church which was burned down in 1641; burials here up until 1820 but no trace remains now	SHM '94 ;37,39; O'L V1 p 372
Saul 21:51/46	Church of Ireland; St. Patrick's	in Saul village, Downpatrick Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Saul 21:52/47	Catholic; St. Patrick's	in Ballysugagh / Mountain Quarter townland: click here for a photo and more information	.
Saul 21:55/49	Catholic; St. Tassoch's; also called Carlin	in Carrowcarlin townland near the Strangford Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Saul / Kilclief 21:58/45	old Catholic	in Ballywooden townland near the coast ; click here for a photo and more information	.
Saul	old Catholic	in Tobberdony townland; there were the remains of a chapel here in 1878 called Templecormac; there are also ruins of an ancient chapel on Chapel island in Strangford Lough; St. Mary's chapel was near the castle in Walshestown but the graveyard was ploughed up in 19th century, only a small part of the wall remains	O'L V1 p 217, 218, 219
Seapatrick	Church of Ireland; Holy Trinity	in Church Square ,Banbridge; click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick 20:12/48	original Church of Ireland Church & graveyard	in Kilpike townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	Church of Ireland; St. Patrick's	a Chapel of Ease; in Seapatrick village on the Banbridge to Lurgan Road; click here for a photo	.
Seapatrick	1st Presbyterian; Non subscribing	in Downshire Rd/Huntly St, Banbridge; north end of town (Ballyvally townland) and the side of Lurgan Road; ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	Presbyterian; Orthodox	in Scarva St, Banbridge;click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick 21:15/45	Presbyterian; Seceding	in Ballydown townland, on the old road between Banbridge & Castlewellan, about a mile from Banbridge; click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	Presbyterian	in Bannside, Banbridge; click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	1st Unitarian/ Non Subscribing Presbyterian	in Downshire Road, Banbridge ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	2nd Unitarian/ Seceding Presbyterian	in Church Square, Banbridge ;now the Masonic Hall, Banbridge; click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	Wesleyan Methodist	originally in Gospel Lane, off the north side of Rathfriland St, Banbridge; new church in Downshire Road;click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	Primitive Wesleyan Methodist	in Scarva St, Banbridge; in 1836 it was a plain, stone building which seats 150 people; no graveyard	V12 p 2, 125, 129 OSM; GIC
Seapatrick	Salvation Army	in Reilly St, Banbridge; began in town in 1884 but citadel not built until 1932	OB p 33,34
Seapatrick	Baptist	cnr Kenlis & Newry Sts, Banbridge; built in 1845;making it the earliest existing Baptist church in Co. Down; no graveyard; the pastor in 1852 was Rev. Mr . Bean & before 1904 was Rev. Samuel J. Banks & in 1910 was Rev. Harvey. now a modern building	BIH p 15; GIC; BET; POD
Seapatrick	Catholic; St. Patrick's	north end of Dromore St, Banbridge; click here for a photo and more information	.
Seapatrick	Catholic; St Teresa's	in Scarva Street, Banbridge; opened 1977 as the congregation expanded; photo available; burials in St Patrick's	DDPP p130
Seapatrick	Catholic; Queen of Peace;Chapel of Ease	in Drumnavaddy townland; a dwelling house was converted into a chapel in 1924; rebult 1992 but damaged in fire attack in 1993; photo available	DDPP p129
Seapatrick	Catholic graveyard	on Dromore Rd, Banbridge; purchased 1872	DDPP p130
Seapatrick	graveyards	there are two general graveyards; in Ballyvally townland, Banbridge on the Loughbrickland road (opened in 1885) & in Kilpike townland; an old Convenanters graveyard in Drumiller Lane- no stones	GIC; BCT p 20; OFB p5
Shankill	Church of Ireland	records from 1681; this congregation met in the Soldierstown church or the Lurgan church in 1836	GIPR: V 12 p 138 OSM
Shankill	Presbyterian	this congregation met in the Lurgan church in 1836	V12 p 138 OSM
Shankill	Catholic	this congregation met in the Aghagallon chapel in the adjoining parish of Blaris in 1836	V12 p 138 OSM
Slanes 21:64/55	Church of Ireland	in Slanes townland just south of Cloghy on a prominent hill surrounded by a white wall; old graveyard with oldest stone 1677 & ruins of medieval church called "Ardmacossce" here in 1316; in 1837 there was a ruin of a church with a surrounding graveyard for general use; outside the graveyard is an ancient souterrian 50 m in length; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 14 ; photo as well; email me for a gravestone look-up	V7 p 121 OSM; GIC; V14 MIs; MIs ; O'L V1 p 416, 417; JUAHS 1977 p31
Slanes/ Castleboy 21: 64/56	Presbyterian	in Cloghy townland; click here for a photo	.
Strangford	.	This is a Catholic parish only; see under Ballyculter	.
Tullylish 20: 8/49	Church of Ireland; All Saints	in Tullylish ; click here for a photo of the old & new church and more information	.
Tullylish 20: 7/49	Church of Ireland; St. Paul's	in Gilford; click here for a photo and more information	.
Tullylish 20:6/53	Church of Ireland; St. Mathias'	in Knocknamuckley townland, Seagoe, Co Armagh; records from 1838	GIPR
Tullylish	Presbyterian	1st minister was Rev John Cunningham in 1670; in 1846 the minister was Rev John Johnston; oldest gravestone 1768; baptismal register from 1817 & marriage register from 1820	POD; OFB p ix
Tullylish 20:11/49	Presbyterian	in Civiltown, Drumscamp townland; north of the main road between Banbridge & Gilford; click here for a photo and more information	.
Tullylish 20:6/52	Presbyterian	in Newmills, Mossbank Rd, Gilford, in Ballynagarrick townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Tullylish 20: 7/49	Presbyterian	in Dunbarton St, Gilford; click here for a photo and more information; once refered to as the Free Church	.
Tullylish	Methodist	in Dunbartin St, Gilford; the minister in 1910 was Rev. John Elliott. records from 1836 (baptisms) & 1838 (marriages) held locally with Methodist Historical Society - https://methodisthistoryireland.org/	GIPR; OFB p ix; OGSLL p5;POD ; PE
Tullylish	Methodist	in Moyallen townland; no graveyard	GIC
Tullylish	Quaker	in Moyallen townland; click here for a photo	.
Tullylish 20:10/49	Catholic; St Patrick's & Colman's	in Holymount Rd, Lawrencetown near the bridge ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Tullylish	Catholic;St. John's	in Castle Hill, Gilford; click here for a photo and more information	.
Tullylish	Catholic; St Colman's	in Clare townland; on the road between Gilford & Waringstown; click here for a photo and more information	.
Tullynakill	Church of Ireland	in Tullynakill townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Tyrella 21:45/36	Church of Ireland; St. John's	in Tyrella South townland, Clanmaghery Road; click here for a photo and more information	.
Tyrella	Catholic	see under Ballykinlar parish	.
Tyrella	graveyard	a general graveyard is in Tyrella North townland	GIC
Warrenpoint 29:14/18	Church of Ireland	south end of Church St, Warrenpoint town; click here for a photo and more information	.
Warrenpoint 29:14/18	1st Presbyterian; General Synod	NW on Church St, Warrenpoint; click here for a photo and more information	.
Warrenpoint	Presbyterian; Remonstrant: Non-Subscribing/ Unitarian	north of Warrenpoint town in Ringmackilroy townland; click here for a photo and more information	.
Warrenpoint 29:14/18	Methodist	in Church St, Warrenpoint town, opposite the parish church; click here for a photo and more information	.
Warrenpoint	Methodist	in Dromore townland; records from 1878, no graveyard	GIPR: GIC
Warrenpoint 29:14/18	Catholic: St. Peter's	in Great Georges St, Warrenpoint ;click here for a photo and more information	.
Warrenpoint 29:14/19	graveyards	there are two general graveyards in Ringmackilroy townland, just north of the town; one is St Peters at the rear of St Marks School & the other in Greenan townland- now disused	GIC
Witter 21:63/54	Catholic; St. Patrick's	in the southern part of Ballygalget townland, see under Ballyphilip parish	.
Witter	Temple Cowey	in Tieveshilly townland; name of a monastery founded in 7th century by St. Cooey which was attacked by Vikings then rebuilt in 12th century & the ancient parish church in Upper Grange near Tara Bay; foundations only remain & old wells	O'L V1 p 390; Inv 2002 p 30; PNNI V2 p 139; LR 2005 p19

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