I don’t see any Lockhart graves in Ballynure or Kilroot. Here are some transcriptions from Carrickfergus (St. Nicholas’):
Here lieth the body of Forbes Anderson who departed this life the 31st day of May 1817 aged 42 years He was an affectionate husband, a tender parent and a sincere friend Also Robert his son aged 1 year.
[Erected by] Agnes [Anderson] in memory of her beloved husband Captain Samuel Anderson who departed this life on the 27th Feb 1854 aged 63 years Also the above named Agnes who died Aug 1860 aged 53 years and their son Robert aged 18 years who was lost at sea Also their daughter Mary who died June 1869 aged 18 years
Erected by Jam[es] [And]erson in memory of [his bel]oved wife y ,who departed [this life] 17th March 1868, aged years Also their randdaughter Eliza Jane McKEEN who departed this life 23 March 1871 age[d ] years Also their grandson James McKeen who died March 29th 1871 aged 15 months and their granddaughter McKeen who died 6th April [18]71 aged 3 years, Esther McKeen who died 26th February 1891, Thomas McKeen who died 18th July 1909.
In memory of Jane Eccleston Anderson, died 1877 Also child Henry William 1866 Whose husband William Anderson 1891, with Louisa, 1897 and John, 1904 had burial at Belfast 'Thanks be to God'.
[Slate set in concrete surround.] Sacred to the memory of Robert Lockhart who ded 10th Sept. 1834 aged 73 years. [Robert Lockhart, labourer or farmer, of the Middle Division, was made a freeman in 1787.]
The burying-ground of Robert Lockhart In loving memory of William MALONE who died 7th May 1957 Also his dear wife Anna who died 4th January 1977 Redeemed.
I have a copy of the book, but for ease I just copied the transcriptions from Rootsireland.ie where they’re also available (as well as Ancestry Ireland).
