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Clements

4 stones in Ballynure Old Graveyard carry the surname Clements.

Clements

Grave V2Map E101628

Here lyeth the body of Ellinor, the wife of Edward Clements of Mvlligan-Hill gent. and eldest daughter of Alexander Dallvay of Bally Hill Esqr., who departed this life the 3rd day of March 1628 aged 35 years.…

Clements

Grave 288Map K81800–1831

Erected by Mary McCurdy in memory of her husband Henry Clements who died on the 2nd March 1831 aged 75 years. The above-named Henry Clements' first wife Martha Simm died the 9th July 1800 aged 48 years.

Clements

Grave 233Map I13

Here lyeth the body of Frances Clements aged 82 years 1812.

Clements

Grave 289Map K81852–1882

In memory of Mary Clements, the beloved wife of Wm. Clements, who departed this life on 5th March 1867 aged 63 years. And an infant son. Also her son Andrew who was lost at sea in May 1852 aged 22 years. Also…

People named Clements

8 entries read out of the inscriptions. Open a grave to see the original wording.

NameRelationshipDiedAgeStone
Ellinor Clementsdaughter3rd day of March 162835 yearsGrave V2
Henry Clementshusband2nd March 183175 yearsGrave 288
Andrew ClementssonMay 185222 yearsGrave 289
Mary Clementswife5th March 186763 yearsGrave 289
Wm Clements—16th March 188276 yearsGrave 289
Ann Clementsmother——Grave V3
Edward Clements———Grave V2
Frances Clements———Grave 233

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Transcribed and photographed by Stephen Bell and Richard T Wallace for Ballynure Historical Group, formed in 1997 by Ballynure and District Community Association. With thanks to the Ulster Historical Foundation for data on headstones no longer visible. Church Road, Ballynure, County Antrim.