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| From the Mid Ulster Mail dated 19th December 1914: Cookstown Presbyterian Churches
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| The following is a list of those serving in the army, connected with the three Presbyterian Churches, Cookstown:-
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Harry Anderson, Coagh Street
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Andrew Bridgett, Coagh Street
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Samuel George Brown, Millburn Street
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Bob Callders, Millburn Street
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Robert Carson, Coagh Street
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Alexander Compton, Loy Terrace
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George Compton, Loy Terrace
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Samuel Espie, Tullybuoy
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Robert Farr, Gortalowry
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William Ferguson, Coagh Street
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Bob Harkness, Tyresson
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George Henry, Cloghog
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John Hogg, Cloghog
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William Hogg, Cloghog
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Jack Hopper, Molesworth Street
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John P Lavery, Oldtown Street
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Joseph Mackenzie, Cranfield
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John Maxwell, Dunmore
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William Maxwell, Dunmore
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Dr Gerald Mayne, Coolreagh House
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Mrs Mayne (nurse in Belgium)
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John Mayne, Gortalowry
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Samuel Miller, Union Street
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Charles Montgomery, Gortalowry
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George Murdock, Unagh
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William J Murdock, Unagh
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William McCord, Union Street
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John Reid, Gortalowry
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William Shaw, Millburn Street
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James Speers, Coagh Street
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Samuel Speers, Gortalowry
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William Whann, Coolreaghs
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Jacob Williamson, Blackhill
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Thomas Woodburn, Tyresson
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