Samuel McNeice.

[trevalyn]

I think the Brookwood Memorial is just that -a memorial; buried somewhere else. But I appreciate your interest and that of everybody else who has replied. I will pursue via the Presbyterian churches in the Ballymena area.

[aghadowey]

Presbyterians may be buried in the own churchyard (if there is one), in the Parish (Church of Ireland) churchyard or a local cemetery so sometimes it's not easy to discover where a burial took place (especially since most Presbyterian churches don't keep burial records).

[trevalyn]

Hi Aghadowey.

Yes, I've come across this problem before. Don't think there's any alternative to the long slog through local church records.

[hallmark]

Hi Aghadowey.

Yes, I've come across this problem before. Don't think there's any alternative to the long slog through local church records.

Have you searched local cemeteries online? findagrave etc

[trevalyn]

Working on it.

[hallmark]

Wonder if Daniel was brought home for burial or died at home ......

[hallmark]

http://www.britishphonebook.com/search.php?last=MCNEICE&city=BALLYMENA

??

[rathmore]

i have come across his mother lived at Toome Road,

you could write to a local paper asking for information in Ballymena, or the local council in Ballymena.

[aghadowey]

Might be worth contacting Ballymena Council?

Came across this which might be same family?
Ballymena Observerm 22 Mar.1935: Jane (May), the dearly-heloeed wife Joseph Doman, Largymore, the only and dearly-beloved daughter of Maggie and the late Samuel McNeice, formerly of Crumkill. Interred in ... New Cemetery. Though her smile has gone forever, And her hand cannot touch ...