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I don’t think any of the old gravestones have been moved into the new burial ground but many have been placed around the wall of the churchyard.

I think you're right.  Since posting this (I should have posted an update) I've been in contact with Lowick church who hold Kyloe records and I've been told where my ancestors grave is specifically, but that the gravestone may have been moved to one side.  I also have been in contact with the current residents of the church and he had a quick look but couldn't see the gravestone.  I've been told there definitely is a stone by a family member who visited 10-20 years ago, but not sure what's happened to it.  I imagine it's still there but current resident can't seem to find it. 

Churchwarden at Lowick said I would have no problem gaining access and looking myself, so when I get the opportunity to drive up and take a look I will ask permission to search and hopefully find it that way.

Does anyone know anything about St Nicholas in Kyloe?  I know I have ancestors buried there and there was a stone until the church has been converted into a house.  Findagrave has photos of a selection of graves but not the one in my family. 

I know the 'back yard' has been cleared out and now has garden furniture so some stones have been removed.  Would anyone know where I can find the stone/a transcription of the stone/a photo of the stone? 

A family member said he visited it a good 10 or 20 years ago and had a physical photo but has lost it, so I know for certain it did exist. 

I've emailed who I believe is the owners of the church hoping they can shed some light, but not sure I'll get a reply. 

Also I noticed there's a more modern cemetery next door to the church/house on Google Maps, I haven't explored it myself as I don't live too close to it but does anyone know if it has 'inherited' the older graves from the churchyard? 

Thanks, any help at all would be much appreciated!

Thank you for your comment!  Much appreciated!

Thanks for the responses! 
I'll try scanning it again this weekend, the problem is that it's been bent over the decades and it's difficult to get a clear scan as I think the light shines off it in all kinds of angles, but will give it another go. 

If my research is correct, the first daughter born was in 1890 - my great grandmother - so both the age and the face don't fit, as I have many photos of her. 
You're right she does look young, her gravestone works out at her being born in 1865 actually, which would make her around 20-25 in that photo if your date is correct, and only 16 when married, but censuses have her being 5 years older - I'm not sure which is correct. 
As for it being near the sea front, they actually lived around 10 miles from the sea at that point so it's very possible!
Thanks again for your replies, it's been very helpful!