Tullylish bureal grounds

[hardsocks]

I am looking information on the buria of my Great Granmother  Eliza Campbell i think her maiden name was Heathwood died 2nd January 1891
Widow of Joseph Campbell 42 Geffrey street Belfast she was interned in Tullylish Burial grounds Is there I could contact to find out who else is buried in the same grave ie Father /Mother etc
any help would be great  Thankyou

[Kiltaglassan]

Have you tried contacting All Saints Church of Ireland, Tullylish to see if they keep burial records?
http://www.tullylish.dromore.anglican.org/how-to-find-us
http://www.tullylish.dromore.anglican.org/contact

OpenStreetMap
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4769871#map=17/54.37531/-6.33486

Here's a view of the entrance to the graveyard.
Google StreetView
https://www.rootschat.com/links/01skp/

Good luck
KG

[hardsocks]

I wonder if Banbridge council have records for this cemetry

[Kiltaglassan]

I wonder if Banbridge council have records for this cemetry

Banbridge District Council no longer exists - it's now Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council.

The list of cemeteries and graveyards that ABC Council looks after-

https://www.armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk/resident/cemeteries/

[hardsocks]

Thankyou I have contacted the church..
Is there any info of Heathwoods or Campbell living in tge Banbridge area in the early 1800s?

[KatC]

Part of Tullylish is closely tied to Lurgan.  Therefore two researchers of the County Armagh Family History site on Facebook posted over 400 photos of gravestones from Tullylish COI and a smaller number from Tullylish Presbyterian.  If you join and look under Media and/or Albums, you will see the photographs, though some are not readable.  This has been a wonderful source for all of us with Tullylish ties and we are extremely grateful for the researchers' efforts to help others.

[Jon_ni]

Tullylish Church of Ireland burial records are on microfilm in PRONI for that period.
Tullylish (Dromore diocese) MIC1/70-71
Baptisms, 1820-83; marriages, 1820-48;burials, 1829-33 and 1849-85; vestry
minutes and accounts, 1792-1960.
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/publications/guide-church-records

Guidelines regarding Access to records/registers retained locally and searches:
https://www.ireland.anglican.org/about/genealogy/access-to-records
https://www.ireland.anglican.org/resources/504/guidelines-concerning-parish-records-memorials

[hardsocks]

I have been in touch with all saints church they are going to lookup there old paper records
Thankyou  everyone

[sam.b]

Surname(s)   Graveyard   Civil Parish   Graveyard Location   County
CAMPBELL, RICHARDSON   Tullylish Pres   Tullylish   Drumnaseanysh   Down
Gravestone Inscription   In memory of William Campbell, Seapatrick, who died June 8th 1890 aged [7]0 years Also his wife Margaret Campbell Also his son Joseph Campbell who died 13th March 1940 Also his daughter Sarah RICHARDSON who died 18th April 1940.
Comment   [Broken tablet of white limestone]

Are these relatives ?