McCaughey, Michael, 1990, Around Trillick Way :
Ó Trillick Historical Society : used by kind permission of Michael McCaughey
Appendix A
Parish Burial Grounds
pp23-28
Apart from the graveyards presently in use in the parish at Magheralough and Coa, the old graveyards at Kilskeery and Magheracross hold the remains of parish residents who died over the past 300 years or more. Some headstones in Kilskeery graveyard date back to the early l600s, while unmarked graves in the oldest part of the graveyard could considerably pre-date that period. The old graveyard at Magheracross is of similar antiquity and was the burial place for the Coa, Magheracross and part of Kilskeery areas from the l600s. Since the dawn of christianity burial places are believed to have existed at Kilnock, Killee, Bodoney, Carren Hill, Cavanamarra, Crossan and Relagh, not forgetting the old graveyard at "Cealltract", beside the old monastery at Trelic Mor and dating to the seventh and eight centuries. This particular area is unique in that the adjoining "standing stones" mark the site of the pre-christian burial ground, yet another example of the way christianity and christian customs were established right in the stronghold of non-christian worship and customs. It call also be assumed that burials have taken place at Kilskeery since the sixth century monastery was founded there.
It is only in the present century that the erecting of headstones, especially over catholic graves, has become commonplace. Apart from the fact that in many cases they could not afford the cost, it is easy to appreciate that, during more than three hundred years of persecution, some catholics would have been reluctant to disclose family particulars. There is also evidence in the old Kilskeery graveyard, in Magheracross and in Killee, that a large flat stone without an inscription was simply placed on top of a grave. It is likely that land developers in the post plantation era would have had no qualms about clearing plots of ground containing no markings other than these and many old graveyards must have been lost in this way. It is widely believed that, in times of poverty , famine or persecution, burials took place in whatever reasonably secluded patch was available locally. Parish residents whose forebears had burial plots in cemeteries in adjoining parishes have in some cases continued to use those burial places, so that many parishioners rest in peace alongside their neighbours in Dromore, Irvinestown, Tempo and Fintona graveyards.
The number and quality of headstones now being provided and the caring manner in which graves and cemeteries are looked after, reflects most favourably on all concerned. The improvements carried out to Magheralough and Coa graveyards over the past two years, under the supervision of Father McKenna, have made all parts of the graveyards easily accessible and is much appreciated. It invariably happens that townland names are omitted from headstone inscriptions and this will make the identification of graves more difficult for future generations, while at the same time putting another nail in the coffin of our historic townland names.
In this very general guide to graves in Magheralough, Kilskeery and Coa cemeteries, there is included a plan of each graveyard, showing grave numbers and locations with a list indicating families buried therein.
The present parish cemetery at Magheralough was purchased from Bob Charleton on 8 May, 1901, by Father McGinnity, P.P., and was known to many of the older generations as Charleton's hill. Father McGinnity's intention, as the deed of conveyance dated 17 October, 1906 confirms, was to use the property as a site for a cemetery and a new church. It is probable that Father Matt Maguire explored the possibility of building a church there between 1906 and 1927 and the efforts of Father McManus who was appointed Parish Priest in 1927 to have a church built at Charleton' s Hill and later at Stralongford or Kinnine, are remembered by many. Whatever the difficulties were, Fathei McManus eventually had the entire hill lined out for a graveyard in 1927 and in 1929 St. Macartan's Church, Magheralough, was renovated and extended. The first burial in Magheralough graveyard is believed to have been that of John Goodfellow, Cloncandra, in 1906.
The old Kilskeery graveyard, although perhaps seldom visited nowadays, should be held in high esteem by the people of the parish. Apart from the fact that very many of our forebears are buried there and that there are headstones there of historical significance, the first christian place of worship in the parish fourteen hundred years ago was within the cemetery walls. The saintly Scire established her base and church there, perhaps Saint Patrick visited there, Saint Colmcille almost certainly did and a church was built, plundered, built, burned and built again there, to survive into the nineteenth century .After plantation and confiscation, the church was used by the established Protestant faithful as a church until their new one was built in 1790. Catholics and Protestants are buried side by side in the graveyard, so that all sections of the community can be said to have breathed a prayer and shed a tear on that sacred ground.
The oldest legible headstone inscription is that of Rev. Matthew Young, the first Protestant minister of Kilskeery, who died on 16 December, 1626, while there are a number of burials recorded for the 1900s up to 1920. A remarkably high number of people in the 1700s and 1800s died young but on the other hand, Henry McCann was aged 99 when he died in 1825. John Beacom, Glassmullagh, was 100 when he died in 1859 and Sarah Aiken was 102 when she died in 1837. The most historic headstone is that at No 87 on the list, to the great-great-grandson of Shane "The Proud" O'Neill, which reads "Here lieth the body of Mr. Con Mac Turlough O'Neill, Mac Shan og, Mac Breon, Mac Shane O'Demus, Earl of Tyrone and 21 of his grandchildren. He died 29 May 1723, aged 86 years". Headstone No 86 belongs to the same O'Neill family and reads "Here lieth the body of Mr. John O'Neill, son to Mr. Henry O'Neill, who died 2 May, 1714, aged 4 years, and Catherine O'Neill who died in the year 1711." Yet another O'Neill headstone, at No 9, to the memory of Henry and Andrew O'Neill, Shanmullagh would appear to relate to the last of the O'Neills to inhabit the "Old Castle" area.
The most revered headstone is that at No 101, to the memory of Edward "The Pilgrim" Kelly, born at Tom Kelly's bridge at the bottom of the Bodoney road and who spent his life travelling around this and neighbouring parishes, praying and helping people in their hour of need. The inscription reads “Edward Pilgrim Kelly, died 22 J anuary , 1822. Three parishes were blessed by his zeal and charity , a layman who gained many souls. His life was a series of prayer;. Also remembered Mary Kelly died 1832, Bridget Kelly 1833 and Thomas Kelly died 1851". Between graves No 5 and 6 there is the remains of a vaulted mausoleum of a Johnston family. It had contained a number of lead coffins but around 1941/42, when lead was precious during those war years, the vault was smashed and the lead coffms removed.
Coa graveyard was purchased and opened by Canon O'Doherty in 1909. Like so many graveyards, it is positioned on a steep hill slope, known as Drumisky, Drium uiscigh — the hill of the water. The earliest headstone commemorates Patrick McMulkin, Bigh, who died in 1912, but it will be seen that a number of graves are without headstones.

MAGHERALOUGH GRAVEYARD — PLAN
plan will be linked here later

In the plan the graves are shown in rows, with the rows numbered along the bottom, parallel with the main road and the graves numbered from bottom to top along the side next the Church. When the graveyard was first designed, it was intended to have a driveway across the graveyard, two thirds way up, as shown. The driveway was completed from centre to right only, while graves have been made on the left portion. Since the rows in Section B are not strictly in line with those in Section A, the two sections are dealt with separately, with the dividing line being the intended driveway.
Row numbers in Section B read from left to right and grave numbers from bottom to top, as in Section A. Since there are about 600 graves used and more than one person buried in most of them, it would have been unwieldy in the overall context of the book to give individual details in each case. One name and address is given in respect of each grave and it is hoped that this will suffice for identification purposes.
MAGHERALOUGH GRAVEYARD — SECTION A, ROW 1 to 17
Row One (1) — Bridget Doyle, Golan (grave No 1); Patrick Kelly, Liffer (2); Tom Kelly, Liffer (3); Bernard Kelly, Liffer (4); Dan McQuaide, Liffer (5); James McCaughey, Derrylea (8); E. McSorley (9); Mrs. M. E. McCaughey (10); Hugh Tunney, Trillick (11); Cassie Tunney (12); Edward Gallagher, Drumdran (14); Francis Conlin, Killyblunick (15); Mrs. Gallagher, Drumdran (16); James J. Kelly, Liffer (17); Bridget Kelly, (18); Joseph Treanor; Cabra (20); Patrick McNabb, Lisdoo (21); Mary McNabb (22); Annie McNabb (23); Michael McCaughey, Drumbinion (24); Henry Campbell, Kilnock (27); Mrs. Campbell (28); John Gallagher, Grannan (30); Mrs. Gallagher (31); Sean Gallagher (32); Mrs. McNabb, Moneygar (33); John Goodfellow, Cloncandra (34); Mrs. Goodfellow (35); Hugh Keown, Kinnine (36).
Row Two — Rose Clifford, Cloncandra (1); Felix Gallagher, Kinnine (2); Mrs. Ga1lagher (3); Michael Gallagher (4); Jerry McGrade, Knocknagor (5); Mrs. Ross, Liffer (8); Bridget McAloon, Keenogue (11); Mrs. O'Neill, Golan (14); Shaun O'Neill (15); Charles McNabb, Lisdoo (17); Peter Kelly, Liffer (20); Cornelius McCaughey, Derrylea (21); Frank McCaughey (22); Frank McColgan, Stralongford (24); Frank McQuaide, Mulnagork (27); Michael Cunningham, Liffer (30); Patrick Curran, Rossnareen (33); William McCann, Drumsonnus (36).
Row Three — Terence Maguire, Killyfuddy (1); Mrs. James Swift, Stranagomer (2); Mick McGirr, Effeman (5); John Murphy, Drumdran (8); Mrs. Lynch, Golan (11); John McElholm, Knocknagor (14); Patrick McCaughey, Derrymacanna (17); James Leddon, Moneygar (20); Mrs. Peter Gallagher, Kilnock (21); Terry McQuaide, Killyblunick(24); Dan Breen, Carren (27); Teresa McCann, Tullyninchrim (30); John McGinn, Relagh (33); John McQuaide, Drumsonnus (36).
Row Four — Edward Swift, Laughterush (1); Sarah McKeogh, Stranagomer (2); Joseph McBrien, Moneygar (5); Michael McLaughlin, Meltogues (8); John McCaughey, Bodoney (11); Patrick Maguire, Liffer (14); Michael Doyle, Effernan (17); lsabella Charleton, Magheralough (20); Thomas Teague, Relaghgunnis (21); Mrs. Lilly (22); Mrs. Murphy, Kinnine (24); James McNabb (25); Owen McDonnell, Moneygar (27); Mrs. Slevin, Drumardnagross (30); Mrs. McCaffrey, Golan (33); Daniel Traynor, Garvaghey (36).
Row Five — John Scallon, Realtons (1); Bernard McCann, Kilnock (2); John Kelly, Kilnock (4 ); Hugh Murphy, Killyblunick (5); John McBrien, Trillick (8); Henry McCann, Trillick (9); Patrick McManus, Screeby (11 ); Patrick Farry , Effernan (13); John Kelly, Golan (14); Patrick McBride, Crossan (17); Mrs. Dan McCaughey, Trillick (20); Henry McCann, Liffer (21); Patrick McSorley (22); John McCarron, Derrylea (24); Thomas McQuaide, Derrymacanna (27); Pat McNulty , Moorfield (30); Hugh McCaughey, Trillick (33); Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Grannan (36).
Row Six — Mrs. Rose O'Neill, Golan (1); Thomas McLaughlin, Coolback (2); Mrs. Terence McQuaide, Grannan (5); John Rodgers, Drumsonnus (8); Michael Maguire (9); Patrick McCusker, Effernan (11); Bridget Campbell, Rossnareen (14); James McNulty , Kilnock (17); Mary Gallagher and Willie Murray, Stralongford (20); Peter Kelly, Golan (21 ); Michael McLaughlin, Kilnock (24); Michael McGinn, Relagh (27); James McCusker, Effernan (30); Mrs. Owen Kelly, Golan (33); John Campbell, Lisnahanna (36).

Row Seven — Andrew Cassidy, Makenny (1); Francis McCaughey, Realtons (2); Mrs. McGee, Trillick (5); James Farry, Dreigh (8); Joseph Beatty, Cabra (11); John Kelly, Screeby (14); Bernard Maguire, Moneygar ( 17); Doctor McSorley, Cordromedy (20) ; Katherine McGrade, Kinnine (21); John McKenna, Cavanamarra (24); Dan McSorley, Cavanamarra (27); James Cosgrave, Grannan (30); Rose Ann McGrade, Grannan (31), William Donnelly, Stranagummer (33); Annie Owens (36).
Row Eight — Rev. Francis McManus, P.P., (1); Rev. John Timoney P .P ., (2); John F. McCann, Rossnareen (4); Eliza McNamee, Carran (7); Johnnie Goodfellow (8); Patrick Breen, Effernan (10); James McGirr, Derrymacanna (13); Patrick McSorley, Killyfuddy (16); John McGlynn, Moneygar (17); John Goodfellow, Cavanamarra (19); Teresa McSorley, Moneygar (20); Michael Maguire, Killyfuddy (23); Mick McCusker, Relagh (26); John McCarney, Hackincon (29); Eugene McCann, Trillick (34).
Row Nine — John Woods, Cabra (1); Joseph McElholm, Kinnine (4); William McCoy, Drumbinion (7); Francis Donnelly, Derrymacanna (10); Dan Morrow, Glassmullagh (13); Catherine Cassidy, Killymendon (15); Francis Murphy, Cloncandra (16); Mrs. McCullion, Kinnine (19); Mrs. Farry , Derryallen (20); John Maguire, Moneygar (23); Bernard Shannon, Moneygar (26); Thomas Curran, Bodoney (29); Owen McGirr, Drumdran (30); Patrick Farry, Cloncandra (32); John McCann, Grannan (35).
Row Ten — Mrs. James McSorley, Trillick (1); William McQuaide, Girgadis (4); Nicholas Sheerin, Drumbinion (7); Charles Woods, Moorfield (10); Minnie McQuaide, Mulnagork (13); Bernard McGrade, Screeby (16);
Thomas Morris, Glengeen (19); Philip McQuaide, Cordromedy (20); Mrs. Leonard, Glassmullagh (23); William Breen, Carren (26); Terence McSorley, Liffer (29); John McBrien, Shanmullagh (32); Frank McGrade, Cabra (35).

Row Eleven — John Maguire, Moneygar (1); Mrs. McBride, Carren (4); William T. Grainger, Stranagummer (7); Fred McAnespie, Lisnahanna (10); Mrs. Campbell, Rossnareen (13); Patrick McKeogh, Tummery (14); Arthur McCaughey, Derrylea (16); Charles Grey, Killyfuddy (19); John McGurren, Cabra (20); Mrs. McIvor, Lisdoo (23); Bernard McCormick, Liffer (26); Hugh Shannon, Moorfield (29); Sarah McQuaide, Kinnine (31); Willie Burns, Moorfield (32); Maggie Leddon, Trillick (35).
Row Twelve — James McGinn, Drumdran (4); Christy McCann, Magheralough (7); John J. Coyle (10); Dan McSorley, Trillick (11); Mrs. James McGrade, Killyblunick (13); Michael McCormick, Liffer (16); Mrs. Monaghan, Kilnock (17); Bernard McManus, Drumsonnus (19); Patrick Conlin, Killyblunick (20); Michael Martin, Killyfuddy (23); Mrs. James Keenan, Trillick (26); Eddie Maguire, Magheralough (28); Andrew McQuaide, Effernan (29); Patrick McNeely, Golan (32); Mary Trollan, Drumbinion (35).

Row Thirteen — Rev. Bernard O'Daly , P .P ., (2); Rev. Charles O'Daly P .P .(3); Henry McGee, Trillick (4); Tom McGee, Trillick (5); Mary Conlin, Killyblunick (7); Rev. Eugene Conlin (8); Mrs. John McBrien, Rossnareen (10); Hugh Campbell, Moneygar (13); William Shields, Tullyninchrin (16); James McQuaide, Rossnareen (17); John Bogue, Trillick (19); Patrick Maguire, Drumbinion (20); Joseph Teague, Grannan (23); Bernard Monaghan, Kilnock (26); Terence McCarney, Crossan (27); John Curry, Cavanamarra (29); Joseph O'Brien, Cabra (32); John Donnelly, Kinnine (35).
Row Fourteen — Charles Colton, Crossan (7); Mrs. Mary Murphy, Cavanamarra (10); Patrick McCann, Carren (13); Mrs. Pat Woods, Drumsonnus (15); Francis McSorley, Girgadis (17); James McCusker, Golan (19); Charles Woods, Laughterush (20); Mrs. McQuaide, Killyblunick (23); Patrick McCaughey, Screeby (26); Mrs. McGarrity, Cordromedy (29); Mrs. James O'Brien, Kinnine (32); Maggie McCourt, Moneygar (35).
Row Fifteen — (short row) Ellen McQuaide, Mulnagork (1); Edward Higgins, Screeby (4); Mrs. Burns, Moorfield (7); Ellen Campbell, Moorfield (10); Rose Gallagher, Grannan (11); Hugh Gallagher, Grannan (13); Mary A. McAloon, Trillick (16).
Row Sixteen — (short row) Mary Campbell, Rossnareen (1); Patrick Keenan, Killyblunick (4); Mick Higgins, Killyblunick (6); Susan Slevin, Knocknagor (8); Tom Keenan, Grannan (10); James McSorley, Moneygar (13); John McSorley, Moneygar (14); Edward Woods, Drumsonnus (16).
Row Seventeen — (short row) James McCann, Liffer (2); Mrs. Connolly, Liffer (4); Owen McBride, Crossan (7); Patrick McAloon, Killfuddy (10); John McGurren;' Cavanamarra (13).
MAGHERALOUGH GRAVEYARD — SECTION B

Row One (1) — Thomas McSorley, Moneygar, Thomas O'Donnell, Cabra; Michael Traynor, Cabra; Cornelius Collins, Liffer, Sean McGarrity , Relaghgunnis; Harry Donaghy, Rossnareen; Christy Campbell, Dreigh; Patrick Monaghan, Kilnock; Seamus Maguire, Drumardnagross; Patrick Woods, Drumsonnus, Mary Anne Swift, Kilskeery.
Row Two — Matt McGirr, Stralongford; Edward McClean, Shanmullagh; Patrick Maguire, Kinnine, Paul McCann, Liffer; James McCaffrey, Golan; Frank Brennan, Liffer; James Garrity , Moneygar; Ellen Carroll, Cabra; John McCusker, Effernan; Patrick McCarney, Sheridan; Ellen Barrett, Stralongford; Patrick Brennan, Ferney; Shaun McGrade, Kinnine.

Row Three — Damien Quinn, Cabra; Vincent McCann, Trillick; Arthur James McQuaide, Relagh; Patrick McCarron, Kilnock; James Doorish, Screeby; Phil Murphy, Drumdran; Tom Doyle, Trillick; Christy McGurren, Rossnareen, William T. Grainger, Lisnahanna; Mrs. Josephine Kelly, Screeby; Ray Cassidy, Trillick; Patrick McQuaide, Glassmullagh.
Row Four — James Henry McCann, Realtons; Thomas McBrien, James McGrade, Golan; Bridget Donnelly, Girgadis; Joe Corrigan, Liffer; Tom Gilligan, Trillick; William McElholm, Lisdoo; Charles McSorley, Bodoney; Mick McGirr, Effernan; Mrs. Jack Garrity , Liffer; Joe McQuaide, Girgadis.
Row Five — Francie McQuaide, Crossan; Jim Doorish, Bodoney; James Higgins, Golan; Mick McCarney, Glengeen, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly (Ned), Golan; Fran Doyle, Golan; Michael Mimnagh, Drumdran; Frank McCullion, Kinnine; Tommy McNabb, Trillick; McAloons, Liffer; Francie Teague, Liffer; Mrs. Breen, Trillick; David McClenaghan, Carren, Tommy Teague, Crossan.
Row Six — Patrick Murphy, Trillick; Henry McNulty, Kilnock; Patrick Gallagher, Keenogue; Mrs. Thomas Maguire, Killyfuddy; Hugh McQuaide, Moorfield; James Tunney, Carren; Kevin Tunney, Derrymacanna; John McLaughlin, Magheralough; Frank Tobin, Drumsonnus; Tom Murphy, Drumdran; Michael McCaughey, Bodoney; Gerald Gorman, Feglish; Andrew Dolan, Feglish.
Row Seven — Fred McAnespie, Lisnachanna; Seamus McBride, Girgadis; Charlie Donnelly, Stranagomer; Mick King, Liffer; Kathleen McGirr, Cavanamarra; Annie O'Donnell, Trillick; May Wilson, Trillick; Bridget McGeehan, Trillick; James O'Hagan, Trillick.
Row Eight — Mrs. McNabb, Trillick; Patrick Donnelly, Crossan; Vincent Tunney, Trillick; Tommy McAloon, Trillick; Charles McBrien, Kinnine, Mrs. Patrick Doris, Moneygar; Mrs. Aine McGale, Carren; Mrs. Margaret McGirr, Moorfield.
Row Nine — Jim McAnespie, Laughterush; John Doyle, Drumdran; Eamon Breen, Drumsonnus; Danielle Donnelly, Stranagomer.
Row Ten — Patrick McAnespie, Laughterush; Arthur McCann, Woodview; Michael Kelly, Bodoney.
KILSKEERY GRAVEYARD — PLAN
plan will be linked here later

The graveyard is irregular in shape and is shown here in regular form simply for convenience. The row and grave numbers are arrived at by going through the entrance gate from the main road, turning left inside and going to the left corner, moving along the West or river wall and numbering marked graves in numerical order from left to right, repeating the process for each succeeding row. Because very many graves have no markings and because rows are irregular, it may prove difficult to locate individual graves but the layout win become clear enough after a little initial frustration. It will be remembered also that there are slab stones with no markings and stones on which the markings are completely obliterated. In very many cases townlands are not given, date of death, where available, is given in brackets after the name. The following list gives the graves in numerical order and the Row Letters from the above table will be kept in mind to aid search.

Grave No 1, James Graham, Rocor (died 23-3-1891; No 2, Mary Wilson (17-12-1818) also John and Mary Wilson; No 3, Patrick Gallagher (6-3-1826); No 4, Thomas Bleakley {November 1896); No 5, Elizabeth Bleakley (7-8-1775); No 6, Brian Gallagher (1-2-1777); No 7, Catherine McLaughlin, Relaghgunnis (Sept. 1869) and Patrick McLaughlin (Sept. 1877), headstone erected by son Rev. P. A. McLaughlin, Chicago; No 8, Francis McGirr (20-8-1818); No 9, Henry O'Neill (18-12-1833) and Andrew O'Neill, Shanmullagh; No 10, Teague Dolan (8-1-1768); No 11, Ann McGrade, Kinnine (1-2-1817); No 13, Gerard McGirr (22-11-1875); No 14, Philip Magilly (18-7-1821) and Mary (11-2-1829); No 15, Sarah and John Pursley, Cloncandra (27-9-1834); No 16, James BaIly (13-1-1837); No 17, Mary and John Woods (2-4-1881); No 18, Rebecca Hamilton (17-8-1763); No 19, Robert Young; No 20, John Gallagher (9-10-1815); No 21, Margaret and Andrew Bleakley (9-2-1826); No 22, George Coulter, Ballydoolagh (6-7-1901); No 23, John and Susan Woods, Cabra (1846); No 24, William Porter, Derry (1843); No 25, Margaret and Thomas Johnston (1869); No 26, Pat (June 1839) and James Gorman, Cabra; No 27, John Little; No 28, McCann Family, Rossnareen (1842); No 29, Patrick (1784) and James Morris (1899); No 30, Michael Ultaghan (1-2-1787); No 32, William Kerr (1797) and Faithy Kerr, Imperial Hotel; No 33, Humphrey and Gerald Woods (1803); No 34, Rev. Matthew Young, Kilskeery (16-12-1626); No 35, John Brien, Irvinestown (1800); No 36, Christopher (7-2-1864) and Francis McSorley; No 37, Anne and Bernard McSorley (1859 and 1857); No 38, Thomas McSorley, Moneygar (March, 1827); No 39, John (16-8-1838); Mary and Hannah McSorley; No 40, Rodger McSorley, Moorfield (May 1794); No 41, Elsie McHugh (24-6-1773) and James McSorley (11-11-1778); No 42, John Gallagher (1776); No 43, Patrick Gorman (1783); No 44, Felix O'Neill (9-8-1747); No 45, Patrick McLaughlin (1787); No 46, Owen (1869) and Jane (1881) McLaughlin; No 47, William Reid (10-3-1785); No 48, Henry McBrien, Trillick (23-3-1841); No 49, Sarah (1844) and Francis (1856) O'Donnell, Trillick; No 50, William Bleakley, Garvaghey (1781); No 51, Alice O'Neill (1802); No 52, Jane McGregor (1815) and Henry McGregor (1838); No 53, John Mimnagh, Bodoney (1896), lsobel (1904) and Mary (1900) Mimnagh; No 54, Owen McQuiade, Mulnagork (1831); No 55, John (1792) and Francis Gallagher; No 56, Francis Gallagher (1726); No 57, Owen Gallagher (1716}; No 58, Lawrence Gallagher (1755); No 59, Hugh Cox (1746); No 60, Edward Gallagher (1785); No 61, John Gallagher (1783); No 62, Cormac (1756) and James (1802) Breen; No 63, Cornelius O Toclhon (Toland) (1731) and Art Toland (1732); No 64, Charles Gallagher (1779 aged 72) and Charles Gallagher (1802 aged 27); No 65, Catherine and Hugh Gallagher; No 66, John Tarrence (1726); No 67, Thomas Fiffe, Scrabby (1833); No 68, James O'Brien (1815); No 69, Loughlan McQuaide (1700); No 70, Francis McQuaide (1793); No 71, PatrickMcQuaide (1810); No 72, Patrick McKenna (1721) and Rose Donnelly (1712); No 73, Patrick Donnelly (1752); No 74, Blank headstone dated 1711; No 75, Bryan McManus (1768); No 76, Richard Aiken (1849); No 77, Susan Aiken (1710); No 78, Thomas Aiken (1863); No 79, John Woods (1715) and Margaret Woods (1736); Gerard Irvine, Feglish (1814); No 81, Paul Dean (1710); No 82, Thomas Beacom, Glassmullagh (1729); No 83, Thomas Aiken (1873); No 85, Owen McCrory (1715); No 86, John O'Neill (1714) and Catherine O'Neill (1711); No 87, Con O'Neill (great-great-grandson of Shane "The Proud" O'Neill, King of Ulster), and 21 of his children. (Con died on 29-5-1723 aged 86 years), No 88, Mary McQuaide (1749); No 89, John O'Brien (1813); No 90, Patrick O'Brien (1776) also Unity (1778) and Mary (1783) O'Brien; No 91, James Sharkey (1711); No 92, Edward MacByrne (1723) and Hugh (1723); No 93, Arthur O'Brien (1757) and Owen (1775); No 94, Patrick McGrade (1713); No 95, Hugh Maguire (1707); No 96, James Doyle (1809) and Michael (1812); No 97, Denis Doorish (1720); No 98, Neil Doorish (1718); No 99, Thady Kelly (1774); No 100, William O'Kelly (1790); No 101, Edward Pilgrim Kelly (22-1-1822) also Mary Kelly (1832); Bridget Kelly (1833) and Tom Kelly (1851); No 102, Sam and David Rutledge, Bodoney; No 103, James Porter, Derry (1892); No 104, Bridget (1828) and Terence McLaughlin; No 105, Mary Gallagher (1884); No 106, James McDermott (1775); No 107, James Gormley (1713); No 108, John McCusker (1921); No 109, Philip Carlin (1705); No 110, Margaret (1818) and Owen McGrade; No 111, Hugh McGrade, Glassmullagh (1910); No 112, Mary McGrade - Coyle (1818) and Philip McGrade; No 113, Anne Reid (1723); No 114, Sarah Donnelly (1797); No 115, James (1828) and Hannah (1838); Corr, Drumbinion; No 116, John Donnelly (1776); No 117, Henry and Anne (1825) Donnelly; No 118, Turlough O'Donnelly (1684) and E. Donnelly (1707); No 119, John McNamee (1727); No 120, Cornelius (1724); and Margaret McColgan (1723); No 121, James McCusker (1766); No 122, Rose McGinn (1876); No 123, James Murphy (1837); No 124, David Cadon (1735).
No 125, James Gormley (1713); No 126, Michael McCaughey (1830); No 127, Catherine (1802) and Michael McCaughey; No 128, Owen McGrade (1729); No 129, Arthur McCaughey, Derrylea (1823); No 130, Ellen (1713) and Owen McDonnell (1713); No 131, Mary (1782) and Francis McGrade (1788); No 132, John McGurren (1794); No 133, Michael Gallagher (1778); No 134, Hugh McCourt (1724); No 135, Mary Reilly (1864) also Catherine (1865); Alice (1867) and Annie O'Reilly (1870) - aged 20, 22, 53 and 25 years respectively; No 136, Andrew Reilly (1880, aged 70). It would appear from Nos. 135 and 136 that the mother and three young daughters died in a space of 6 years and the father 10 years later, stark reminder of the hardships of the post famine years. No 137, Fergus O'Brien (1818); No 138, McCormick (1773); No 139, Edward Smith, Fintona (1842) and Denis Smith, New York (1858); No 140, Edward McGahey (1742); No 141, Patrick Grey (1798); No 142, Henry McElroy (1750); No 143, Daniel McFaggy (1800); No 145, Elizabeth Woods; No 146, James McDonagh, Trillick (1836); No 147, Biddy McManus (1834) and Pat McManus; No 148, James (1774) and Owen McDonnell (1789); No 149, Edward McDonnell, Ferney (1780) also Catherine and Hugh McDonnell; No 150, Rowland McDonnell (1756); No 151, Randall McDonnell (1791); No 152, Daniel Gormley (1764); No 153, Ann O'Neill (1768); No 154, Thomas (1776) and Hugh O'Brien; No 155, Terence (1780) and James Kelly; No 156, Owen Cotton, Moorfield (1840) also John (1801) and James Colton; No 157, Terence Maguire, Stralongford (1854); No 158, Edward O'Bryan (1762); No 159, Terence Maguire, Killyfuddy (1819); No 160, Pat Murphy, Bohea (1830); No 161, William Crawford (1897); Elizabeth (1905) and Francis William, Royal Inniskillings, killed at Battle of Somme, 1 July, 1916; No 162, Francis Crawford, Trillick (1825), Francis junior (1825); Dorothy (1851); No 163, Magdalene Bowker (1839), Anne Bowker (1846) and Andrew Crawford (1868); No 164, Rev. Robert Thompson (1818) and Jane (1846) ; No165 , Patrick Millon (1834); No 166, Art McMahon (1709) and Gilespie McDonnell {1722); No 167, Terence O'Carlin (1724); No 168, Patrick Corrigan (1809) also Peter and John Corrigan; No 169, Surgeon Doherty, Trillick (1804) also Elizabeth (1842) and George Doherty (1843); No 170, Henry McCann (1825) aged 99 years and his son Henry (1842).

COA GRAVEYARD — PLAN
plan will be linked here later

The graves are numbered in rows from the top of the graveyard downwards. The graves are not entirely in line as shown but are reasonably close to that formation.

Grave No 1, Patrick Donnelly, Coa died (1951), Catherine (1938) and Francis Donnelly (1985); No 2, Richard Carleton, Killee (1968); Patrick J. (1936) and Rebecca Carleton (1927) and Frank McLoughlin (1915); No 3, Patsy (1978) and Cathal Greene; No 4, Hugh (1915), Jane (1921) and John McQuaide (1934); No 5, Thomas (1966), Catherine (1977) and Edward McCann (1970), Killymitten; No 6, Andrew (1946), Jane (1971) and Andrew (1953), McCusker, Killee; No 7, Rose Ann Wilson (1955); No 8, Mrs. Bridget Reilly (1969); No 9, (headstone no inscription); No 10, Edward McQuaide, Killymitten (1952), also Mary (1967), James (1916) and John McQuaide (1933); No 11, Cross with no inscription; No 12, Annie (1972) and Patrick (1976), Kelly, Killee; No 13, James McGirr, Derryraghan (1972); No 14, Patrick (1974) and Rose McCann (1981); No 15, James (1957); Mary Ellen (1963) and Patrick Reilly, Bigh (1975); No 16, Mary A. Donnelly, Cavantillycormick (1987); No 11, Michael Doyle, Cavantillycormick (1979); No 18, John Slevin, Killee (1920) also Elizabeth (1925), Lelia (1931), John (1961) and Charles Slevin (1984) and Thomas McIlroy (1946); No 19, Michael (1959) and Catherine McGahey, Bigh (1970); No 20, John Tierney, Trillick (1962); No 21, Patrick Harte (1967); No22, Thomas Greene, Killee (1979); No 23, Joseph Farry, Killee (1975) also Patrick, Ellen, Thomas and Hugh Farry; No 24, Urn — O'Connor; No 25, Patrick Gilmurray (1960); No 26, James (1920) and Bridget Love, Ballyreagh (1968); No 27, James (1967) and Maria Murphy, Bigh (1981); No 28, Susanne Murphy P.E.T. (1947), also Philip, John and Patrick Murphy; No 29, Mary Ann (1935), Mary (1936) and John (1966), Donnelly, Cavanalough; No 30, John Monaghan, Coa (1971); No 31, Michael (1963) and Francis (1983) McMulkin; No 32, no inscription; No 33, Thomas (1950), Mary T. (1951) and William (1965) Cassidy, Coa and William McManus (1931); No 34, Bernard (1927), Hannah (1925) and Thomas (1949), McManus, Cavantillycormick; No 35, John Green (1919) also Michael (1939), Bridget (1982) and Patrick Green (1973); No 36, Patrick (1912) and Margaret McMulkin, Bigh; No 37, Michael (1922), Ellen (1938) and Thomas (1956) McMulkin, Killymitten and Susan McCann (1958); No 38, Thomas (1955) and Mary (1968) McKeogh, Killee; No 39, Catherine McCann, Bigh (1923) also John (1927), Maudie (1937) and Frank McCann (1975); No 40, Michael McCann, Killee (1954); Rose Ann (1918) and Mary Jane McCann (1982) and Patrick (1959) and Catherine Burns (1987); No 41, John (1959), Katherine (1956) and Rosaleen (1946), Tummon; No 42, Cross with no inscription; No 43, John McCarney (1980); No 44, Cross with no inscription; No 45, Bridget (1943) and Gerard (1933), McGovern, Killee and Elizabeth McCann (1914); No 46, John (1953), Rose Ann (1956) and Michael (1981), Goodwin, Killee; No 47, Henry (1947), Bridget (1939), James (1942) and Joseph (1975), Campbell, Coa; No 48, John (1935) and Margaret (1936), Greene; No 49, Jim (1957), Hannah (1931), James (1965) and Susan (1977) Donnelly; No 50, Patrick (1925), Mary Ann (1920) and Cassie Ann (1906), McCusker, Effernan.

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