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Yes, the omission of numbers was not a good sign. I've been trying to work out the best online resources for searching "the Memorials of the Dead" and found memsdead.com, but need to spend more tikme on that. If not, Thurles Library could be a good contact.

In the preamble to the list of names, it mentions numbers which indicate the position of the graves. The Cooke entries do not have numbers.
There is also this,
“ Where possible, these inscriptions have been checked against ‘The Journal for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead,’ which are to be found in the Local Studies Dept. of Thurles Library.”
Perhaps contacting that department may be useful.

I have three Protestant ancestors who died in the townland of Barnagrotty in the in Civil Parish of Borrisnafarney, I would have expected them to have been buried in Borrisnafarney Church of Ireland Church, but the graveyard list does not have them buried there: https://historicgraves.com/graveyard/borrisnafarney-church-ireland/bsfy

They are:
Adam Cooke B:abt 1817 D:26 Jan 1872 Barnagrotty, King's County
George Pattison B:Abt 1784 D:16 May 1873 Barnagrotty, King's County
Elizabeth (Bessie) Matilda Pattison B:abt 1819 D:3 Apr 1897 Barnagrotty, King's County

The families were not poor, so I’d expect marked graves. It would be wonderful to find them. Can you help me ?

Edit: Just to clarify - I have copies of all the death registers - it's the graves I'm looking for

I found Annameadle graveyard was nearby - but no sign of the graves:
https://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/tipperary/photos/tombstones/1headstones/annameadle.html

I have three Protestant ancestors who died in the townland of Barnagrotty in the in Civil Parish of Borrisnafarney, I would have expected them to have been buried in Borrisnafarney Church of Ireland Church, but the graveyard list does not have them buried there: https://historicgraves.com/graveyard/borrisnafarney-church-ireland/bsfy

They are:
Adam Cooke B:abt 1817 D:26 Jan 1872 Barnagrotty, King's County
George Pattison B:Abt 1784 D:16 May 1873 Barnagrotty, King's County
Elizabeth (Bessie) Matilda Pattison B:abt 1819 D:3 Apr 1897 Barnagrotty, King's County

The families were not poor, so I’d expect marked graves. It would be wonderful to find them. Can you help me ?

Edit: Just to clarify - I have copies of all the death registers - it's the graves I'm looking for

Hi there  I am wondering what Essex Digby was given for the defence of Geashill. Do I take it this is a list of the armaments given out or did they bring  their own weapon?. Essex Digby may be one of our  ancestors hence my interest ! Regards Orkrad

Hi Orkrad, this excellent video provides some background, 25 minutes in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eB5nSDraXIg

That could well be him. Thanks for this!