Extract for the Congregation of Harryville, Ballymena
I have compared the entries in the Roll of Honour with the names recorded on the Memorial installed in the church. I have added those names not recorded in the Roll and noted any differences etc. I found either as a footnote or in brackets. For those fallen, where possible, I have also added a link to the relevant entry on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website (CWGC.org) and/or Soldiers Died in the Great War I have transcribed.
| Surname | First Name | House | Address | Rank | Regiment, Battalion or Unit | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allen | David | Alfred Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | ||
| Bell [3] | John | Queen Street, Ballymena | Private | Irish Guards | Wounded | |
| Bell [2] | William M. | South African Regiment | Died (CWGC) | |||
| Blair | John | Queen Street, Ballymena | Private | Irish Guards | Wounded | |
| Cathcart | Henry | Queen Street, Ballymena | Driver | Royal Engineers | ||
| Clarke | William | Railway Street, Ballymena | Corporal | Royal Army Medical Corps | Prisoner of War | |
| Connor | Alex. | Waring Street, Ballymena | Corporal | Royal Irish Rifles | Wounded | |
| Duncan | Alex. | Ballymarlow House, Ballymena | Captain | Royal Army Medical Corps | ||
| Ferguson | Samuel | Ladysmith Terrace, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | ||
| Foster | David | Ballylesson, Ballymena | Able Seaman | Royal Navy, H.M.S. "Ariel" | Lost at Sea (CWGC) | |
| Fulton | William | Casement Street, Ballymena | Private | Canadian Regiment | Killed in Action | |
| Gardiner [8] | Robert | Waring Street, Ballymena | Private | Gordon Highlanders | Wounded | |
| Gillen | John | Douglas Terrace, Ballymena | Private | Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers | Wounded | |
| Gillen | Robert | Crebilly, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Wounded | |
| Hanna | Samuel J. | Waveney Road, Ballymena | Private | North Irish Horse | ||
| Harrison | Private | Tank Corps | Wounded | |||
| Henry | John | Patrick Place, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Wounded | |
| Houston [4] | Leslie | Queen Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Fusiliers | Killed in Action | |
| Jamison | David | Greenvale Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Killed in Action (CWGC; SDGW) | |
| Jamison | James H. | Greenvale Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Wounded | |
| Kennedy [1] | Frank | Larne Street, Balymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | ||
| Kennedy | James | Galgorm Street, Ballymena | Private | Army Service Corps | Wounded | |
| Kennedy | Peter | Larne Street, Ballymena | Able Seaman | Royal Navy, HMS "Queen Mary" | Lost on Queen Mary (CWGC) | |
| Kennedy [2] | William | Royal Engineers | ||||
| Kernohan | George | Casement Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | ||
| Millar | Lockhart | Larne Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | ||
| Millar | Samuel | Larne Street, Ballymena | Corporal | 11th Batt. Royal Irish Rifles | Killed in Action (CWGC; SDGW) | |
| Mullan | Hugh | Queen Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Wounded | |
| Murphy | Andrew | Park Street, Ballymena | Private | Canadian Regiment | ||
| Murphy | William | Park Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Fusiliers | Wounded | |
| Montgomery | Alex. | Casement Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Killed in Action (CWGC or CWGC) | |
| Montgomery | Joseph | Casement Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Wounded | |
| McCarley [6] | William | Casement Street, Ballymena | Private | North Irish Horse | M.M. | |
| McClean | Alfred | Casement Street, Ballymena | Trooper | North Irish Horse | ||
| McClelland [1] | Wm. | Crumkill, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | ||
| McElroy | William | Waring Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | ||
| McIlroy | Charles | Casement Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Gassed | |
| McIvor [7] | Henry | Private | Royal Air Force | |||
| McNabney | John | Larne Street, Ballymena | Sergeant | Royal Engineers | M.M. with Bar | |
| McNabney | Samuel | Larne Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Engineers | ||
| Rainey | Anthony | Cullybackey Road, Ballymena | Private | Army Service Corps | ||
| Rainey | John | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | |||
| Richardson | Alex. | Alfred Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Wounded | |
| Richardson [5] | Joseph | Alfred Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Killed in Action (CWGC; SDGW) | |
| Smyth | Alex. | Waring Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Prisoner of War | |
| Smith [8] | David | Waring Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles | Prisoner of War | |
| Sutters | Matthew | Queen Street, Ballymena | Private | Royal Army Medical Corps | ||
| Telford | W. F. | Thomas Street, Ballymena | Captain | London Fusiliers | M.C. | |
| Vint | F. William | Waveney Road, Ballymena | Lieutenant | Royal Irish Fusilers | Wounded | |
| Vint | James | Waveney Road, Ballymena | Lieutenant | Royal Garrison Artillery | M.C., Wounded | |
| Wasson | Thomas | Ballycraigy, Ballymena | Private | Royal Irish Rifles |
1. Recorded in the Roll of Honour but not on the church memorial.
2. Recorded on the church memorial but not in the Roll of Honour.
3. Regiment recorded in the Roll of Honour as "Royal Irish Rifles" but on the church memorial as "Irish Guards".
4. Regiment recorded in the Roll of Honour as "Royal Irish Rifles" but on the church memorial as "R. Irish Fusiliers" but no record found however a record found for "Leslie Houston Ahoghill Inniskilling Fusiliers" found in SDGW.
5. Regiment recorded in the Roll of Honour as "Royal Irish Rifles" but on the church memorial as "Royal Irish Fusiliers" however CWGC seem to confirm Rifles is correct.
6. Regiment recorded in the Roll of Honour as "Royal Irish Fusiliers" but on the church memorial as "North Irish Horse".
7. Name recorded in the Roll of Honour as "Hugh" but on the church memorial as "Henry".
8. Surname recorded in the Roll of Honour as "Smyth" but on the church memorial as "Smith".
8. Surname recorded in the Roll of Honour as "Gardener" but on the church memorial as "Gardiner".
Original image courtesy of Nigel Henderson.