McCutcheon, Ballywitticock, Newtownards - MOVILLA GRAVEYARD
Gravestone Inscriptions, Vol. 11: Co. Down
McCUTCHEON Laid flat in a modern McCutcheon railed enclosure.
Erected by Hugh McCutcheon of Ballywatticock in memory of his son Hugh who dep. this life 5 July 1830 aged 20 yrs.
Also his son Andrew who dep. this life 1 Nov. 1837 aged 30 yrs.
And his dau. Jane who died 18 July 1841 aged 28 yrs.
Also their father, the said Hugh McCutcheon died 21 Aug 1841 aged 84 yrs.
And his wife Margaret who died 4 Dec 1841 aged 66 yrs.
And also their son John who died 14 April 1876 aged 77 yrs. Also his dau. Eliza McCutcheon who dep. this life 23 Nov. 1880 aged 85 yrs.
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sent to me by Norman McGimpsey
29 May 2013
4-144
McCUTCHEON
1 stone plus another probably now missing.
Erected by ANDREW McCUTCHEON, Ballywitticock,
In memory of his beloved wife MARY ELIZABETH, who died 10th July 1891, aged 38 years.
Also MARY McCUTCHEON, second and much loved wife of ANDREW McCUTCHEON
who died at Ballywitticock 2nd Nov. 1925
Also his eldest and dearly loved daughter ELEANOR, who died 11th July 1926.
Also his son JAMES McCUTCHEON killed in France 18th Sept. 1917.
Also the above ANDREW McCUTCHEON who died 1st Decr. 1927, aged 70 years.
Also his daughter MARY ELIZABETH who died 14th Jany. 1933.
Also his daughter ANNA B. E. McCUTCHEON who died 14th Feby. 1966.
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What follows is taken from ‘Gravestone Inscriptions'. The stone has not been found, and there is therefore no conclusive proof that it was situated at 4-144. However the available evidence does point in that direction. The Cemetery Register shows the ground to Hugh McCutcheon, Ballywatticock, and this the only instance where this name and location both occur. Also the name ‘Andrew' appears in both this and on the existing more modern stone, recorded above. There is no longer a railed enclosure, but viewing the ground as it appears today it would be hard to avoid the conclusion that there must have been some such protection originally. (See note regarding missing railings).
Gravestone Inscriptions, Vol. 11: Co. Down
McCUTCHEON Laid flat in a modern McCutcheon railed enclosure.
Erected by Hugh McCutcheon of Ballywatticock in memory of his son Hugh who dep. this life 5 July 1830 aged 20 yrs.
Also his son Andrew who dep. this life 1 Nov. 1837 aged 30 yrs.
And his dau. Jane who died 18 July 1841 aged 28 yrs.
Also their father, the said Hugh McCutcheon died 21 Aug 1841 aged 84 yrs.
And his wife Margaret who died 4 Dec 1841 aged 66 yrs.
And also their son John who died 14 April 1876 aged 77 yrs. Also his dau. Eliza McCutcheon who dep. this life 23 Nov. 1880 aged 85 yrs.
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sent to me by Norman McGimpsey
29 May 2013
4-144
McCUTCHEON
1 stone plus another probably now missing.
Erected by ANDREW McCUTCHEON, Ballywitticock,
In memory of his beloved wife MARY ELIZABETH, who died 10th July 1891, aged 38 years.
Also MARY McCUTCHEON, second and much loved wife of ANDREW McCUTCHEON
who died at Ballywitticock 2nd Nov. 1925
Also his eldest and dearly loved daughter ELEANOR, who died 11th July 1926.
Also his son JAMES McCUTCHEON killed in France 18th Sept. 1917.
Also the above ANDREW McCUTCHEON who died 1st Decr. 1927, aged 70 years.
Also his daughter MARY ELIZABETH who died 14th Jany. 1933.
Also his daughter ANNA B. E. McCUTCHEON who died 14th Feby. 1966.
________________
What follows is taken from ‘Gravestone Inscriptions'. The stone has not been found, and there is therefore no conclusive proof that it was situated at 4-144. However the available evidence does point in that direction. The Cemetery Register shows the ground to Hugh McCutcheon, Ballywatticock, and this the only instance where this name and location both occur. Also the name ‘Andrew' appears in both this and on the existing more modern stone, recorded above. There is no longer a railed enclosure, but viewing the ground as it appears today it would be hard to avoid the conclusion that there must have been some such protection originally. (See note regarding missing railings).
McCutcheon, Ballywitticock, Newtownards - MOVILLA GRAVEYARD
Gravestone Inscriptions, Vol. 11: Co. Down
McCUTCHEON Laid flat in a modern McCutcheon railed enclosure.
Erected by Hugh McCutcheon of Ballywatticock in memory of his son Hugh who dep. this life 5 July 1830 aged 20 yrs.
Also his son Andrew who dep. this life 1 Nov. 1837 aged 30 yrs.
And his dau. Jane who died 18 July 1841 aged 28 yrs.
Also their father, the said Hugh McCutcheon died 21 Aug 1841 aged 84 yrs.
And his wife Margaret who died 4 Dec 1841 aged 66 yrs.
And also their son John who died 14 April 1876 aged 77 yrs. Also his dau. Eliza McCutcheon who dep. this life 23 Nov. 1880 aged 85 yrs.
****************
sent to me by Norman McGimpsey
29 May 2013
4-144
McCUTCHEON
1 stone plus another probably now missing.
Erected by ANDREW McCUTCHEON, Ballywitticock,
In memory of his beloved wife MARY ELIZABETH, who died 10th July 1891, aged 38 years.
Also MARY McCUTCHEON, second and much loved wife of ANDREW McCUTCHEON
who died at Ballywitticock 2nd Nov. 1925
Also his eldest and dearly loved daughter ELEANOR, who died 11th July 1926.
Also his son JAMES McCUTCHEON killed in France 18th Sept. 1917.
Also the above ANDREW McCUTCHEON who died 1st Decr. 1927, aged 70 years.
Also his daughter MARY ELIZABETH who died 14th Jany. 1933.
Also his daughter ANNA B. E. McCUTCHEON who died 14th Feby. 1966.
________________
What follows is taken from ‘Gravestone Inscriptions'. The stone has not been found, and there is therefore no conclusive proof that it was situated at 4-144. However the available evidence does point in that direction. The Cemetery Register shows the ground to Hugh McCutcheon, Ballywatticock, and this the only instance where this name and location both occur. Also the name ‘Andrew' appears in both this and on the existing more modern stone, recorded above. There is no longer a railed enclosure, but viewing the ground as it appears today it would be hard to avoid the conclusion that there must have been some such protection originally. (See note regarding missing railings).
Gravestone Inscriptions, Vol. 11: Co. Down
McCUTCHEON Laid flat in a modern McCutcheon railed enclosure.
Erected by Hugh McCutcheon of Ballywatticock in memory of his son Hugh who dep. this life 5 July 1830 aged 20 yrs.
Also his son Andrew who dep. this life 1 Nov. 1837 aged 30 yrs.
And his dau. Jane who died 18 July 1841 aged 28 yrs.
Also their father, the said Hugh McCutcheon died 21 Aug 1841 aged 84 yrs.
And his wife Margaret who died 4 Dec 1841 aged 66 yrs.
And also their son John who died 14 April 1876 aged 77 yrs. Also his dau. Eliza McCutcheon who dep. this life 23 Nov. 1880 aged 85 yrs.
****************
sent to me by Norman McGimpsey
29 May 2013
4-144
McCUTCHEON
1 stone plus another probably now missing.
Erected by ANDREW McCUTCHEON, Ballywitticock,
In memory of his beloved wife MARY ELIZABETH, who died 10th July 1891, aged 38 years.
Also MARY McCUTCHEON, second and much loved wife of ANDREW McCUTCHEON
who died at Ballywitticock 2nd Nov. 1925
Also his eldest and dearly loved daughter ELEANOR, who died 11th July 1926.
Also his son JAMES McCUTCHEON killed in France 18th Sept. 1917.
Also the above ANDREW McCUTCHEON who died 1st Decr. 1927, aged 70 years.
Also his daughter MARY ELIZABETH who died 14th Jany. 1933.
Also his daughter ANNA B. E. McCUTCHEON who died 14th Feby. 1966.
________________
What follows is taken from ‘Gravestone Inscriptions'. The stone has not been found, and there is therefore no conclusive proof that it was situated at 4-144. However the available evidence does point in that direction. The Cemetery Register shows the ground to Hugh McCutcheon, Ballywatticock, and this the only instance where this name and location both occur. Also the name ‘Andrew' appears in both this and on the existing more modern stone, recorded above. There is no longer a railed enclosure, but viewing the ground as it appears today it would be hard to avoid the conclusion that there must have been some such protection originally. (See note regarding missing railings).
Inscription
From: NORMAN MCGIMPSEY
Date: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 8:32 AM
To: [email protected] Add to Addresses
Subject: Movilla Cemetery
Hi,
I have done a major survey of Movilla Old Ground Cemetery. This included aerial charts built up from a helicopter to make sure nothing was missed. I can say with 99% certainty that the old McCutcheon stone you are looking for is no longer to be found. There are stones listed in Dr Clarke's Gravestone Inscriptions which sadly now no longer exist. Over the years stones get broken up into many pieces and are eventually removed for safety reasons. Some of these also become so weathered that they are no longer legible. Sorry.
Norman McGimpsey.
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