Robert James Craig STOREY WW1 1920

[trevalyn]

ROBERT JAMES CRAIG STOREY died on 16 May 1920 after serving with the Machine Gun Corps. Aged 27, he was the son of Joseph and Isabella Storey (nee Craig). Robert was born at Aughalish, Randalstown (3 Mar 1892) and died at Feehogue, Randalstown. He had at least seven siblings -Mary, Agnes, Joseph, David, William, Isabella and Julia. The family were Presbyterian.
I am trying to find where Robert - one of the "Forgotten Soldiers" -is buried. His name does not appear in the records of any of the Council's cemeteries so presumably he is buried in a church graveyard around Randalstown. I would be very grateful for any information which would identify the graveyard in question.

[Sinann]

I can’t see a death notice for Robert but in 1936 there is one in the Belfast Newsletter for Isabella Craig Storey to Randlestown O.C burying ground so perhaps Robert is in the same place.

[gaffy]

Belfast Telegraph, 17 May 1920:
STOREY - May 16, 1920, at Fechogue, Randalstown, Robert J.C. (late R.N.A.S.), second son of the late Joseph and Isabella Storey. Funeral on to-momorrow (Tuesday), at 1 p.m., to Randalstown O.C. Deeply regretted by his Mother, Brothers, and Sisters.

[Kiltaglassan]

Old Congregation Presbyterian Church, Randalstown

https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2568045/old-congregation-presbyterian-church-cemetery

https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2016/257/CEM2622767_1473885765.jpg

[trevalyn]

Thank you, everybody. That looks pretty conclusive - plus one of his sisters was married in that church.  I will proceed along that line