TO THE GLORY OF GOD

AND

IN THANKFUL REMEMBRANCE OF THE SERVICES

RENDERED BY THE MEN OF THIS CONGREGATION

WHO ANSWERED THE CALL OF KING AND EMPIRE

IN THE GREAT WAR

1914 – 1918

 

THESE GAVE THEIR LIVES

 

Edward Aicken

George Burns

Alex Carlisle

David Gamble

John Montgomery

Thomas Montgomery

Alex McClements

William A Sloan

Robert Stone

Hugh Welsh

 

THE FOLLOWING ALSO SERVED AND WERE SPARED TO RETURN

James T Ballard	Reuben Dickson	Samuel Hamilton	Joseph Montgomery
James Brown	Alexander Gamble	William S Kennedy	Hugh Montgomery
James Carlisle	William Gibson	William Ladley	William Montgomery
Frederick Conway	John Gore	James Lightbody	James Nelson
Joseph Dickson	Robert Gore	John McGimpsey	William Stone

WITH A GREAT PRICE I OBTAINED THIS FREEDOM

 

THIS TABLET ERECTED BY THE CONGREGATION

 

 

Presbyterian Church in Ireland Roll of Honour

 

Aiken	Edward	Conlig	Private	1st Bn. R.I. Rifles	Killed in Action
Ballard	James T.	Conlig	Private	Labour Corps
Brown	James	Church St., N’Ards	Private	12th Bn. R.I.R.	Prisoner, released
Burns	George	Conlig	Private	1st R.I. Rifles	Killed in Action
Burns	James	Conlig	Private	1st Bn R.I. Rifles	Died
Burns	John	Conlig	Private	R. Innis. Fus.	Wounded
Burns	Wm. T.	Conlig	Seaman	R N. (T.B.D.)
Cairns	Wm.	Conlig	Private
Carlisle	Alex.	Conlig	Private	9th R I. Rifles	Killed in Action
Carlisle	James	Conlig	Private	4th R.I.R.	Twice Wounded
Conway	Fredk.	Conlig	Private	13th R.I.R.	Prisoner, released
Dickson	Joseph	Conlig	Private	A.S.C.
Dickson	Reuben	Conlig	2nd Lieutenant	N.I. Horse
Gamble	David	Conlig	Private	1st R.I. Rifles	Prisoner. Killed in attempting to escape
Gore	John	Conlig	Private	Labour Corps
Gore	Bertie	Conlig	Private	R.I. Rifles
Hamilton	Samuel	Conlig	Sergeant	M.G.C.	Wounded
Lightbody	James	Conlig	Private	11th R.I. Rifles	Wounded
Lightbody	James	Conlig	Lance-Corporal	2nd King’s Liverpool Regt.
McCamley	Wm.	Conlig	Private	20th R.I.R.
McClements	Alex.	Conlig	Private	14th R.I.R.	Missing, belived killed
McGimpsey	John	Conlig	Sergeant	4th R.I.R.	Wounded
Montgomery	Hugh	Conlig	Sapper	Royal Engineers
Montgomery	John	Conlig	Sergeant	1st & 12th R. Innis Fus. M.G.C.	Died of Wounds
Montgomery	Joseph	Conlig	Private	11th R.I. Rifles	Wounded
Montgomery	Thos.	Conlig	Private	11th R.I.R.	Killed in Action
Montgomery	William	Conlig	Private	4th R.I. Rifles
Nelson	James	Conlig	Corporal	R.E.	Wounded
Rea	Hugh	Conlig	Gunner	R.F.A. (106th Brigade)
Sloan	William	Conlig	Private	11th R.I. Rifles	Killed in Action
Stone	Robert	Conlig	Private	13th R.I. Rifles	Killed in Action
Stone	Wm. Senr.	Conlig	Private	R.F.A.
Stone	Wm. Junr.	Conlig	Private	20th R.I.R.
Welsh	Hugh	Conlig	Private	11th R.I.R.	Killed in Action
COLONIAL and U.S.A. FORCES
Gamble	Alex.	Auckland, N.Z.	Gunner	N.Z. Field Art. (2nd Brig.)
Gibson	Wm.		Private	N.Z. Forces
Ladley	Wm.		Private	U.S.A. Forces

 

 

THIS ORGAN IS DEDICATED IN MEMORY OF

 

Crawford Henderson

 

WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR

AND IN THANKFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THOSE OTHERS OF THIS

CONGREGATION WHO SERVED AND WHO RETURNED TO US, AND WHOSE

NAMES ARE HERE RECORDED

 

George Bowie	William Gibson	Thomas Mulholland
Ernest Carlisle	Colin Gordon	Arthur Nelson
James Carlisle	Walter Hawthorne	Beth Nelson
Charles W Conway	George Hill	James Nelson
George Conway	Frank Keenan	Sydney Nelson
Morrison Conway	William Keenan	James Parkes
Robert Conway	John Ladley	Joan Patterson
William T Conway	Alexander Lightbody	Robert Stewart
George Dempster	Andrew Montgomery	William Williamson
Henry Dempster	James Montgomery	Edward Woods
	John Mulholland

 

THIS ORGAN WAS PRESENTED BY THE WOMEN’S MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION

31 AUGUST 1958

THE ABOVE ORGAN HAD TO BE REPLACED

BY THE ELMWOOD PIPE ORGAN IN 1979

THIS CONGREGATION CONTINUES TO REMEMBER WITH GRATITUDE

CRAWFORD HENDERSON WHO DIED, AND ALL THOSE

NAMED ABOVE WHO SERVED AND RETURNED