Adjacent to the Meeting House lies the Burial Ground. There are about three hundred graves of which only about fifty have gravestones. There is a register of burials which along with a map, keeps a record of the names of those interred since the first burial in 1865. The regulations of the Society insist that headstones shall be of uniform height with simple inscription. These rules were designed to discourage social differences and serve as a reminder that God is no respecter of persons. 

Surnames which appear frequently in early records are:

Baillie               Fisher             Kane                   Reynolds

Barcroft            Flynn              Lamb                  Richardson

Dale                 Green             Little                   Rodgers

Davies             Harding           McCullough        Shannon

Davis               Harris              Moses                 Sinton

Doyle               Haydock         Nicholson            Weir

England           Hobson           Pearson               Wilson

Fennell             Honeyford       Pedlow

Ferguson         Jowle               Prichard