Sometime after the War ended, a mural tablet, inscribed with the names of sixteen men from the Parish of Newmills who made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War, was unveiled in the Newmills Parish Church with befitting solemnity by his Grace the Lord Primate on a Sunday afternoon.

The inscription on the tablet erected in the Newmills Church Of Ireland Parish Church reads:

The crowded congregation included a detachment of the Special Constabulary, under the command of Captain Maynard. The service opened with the singing of "O God our help in ages past," and evening prayer was recited by Rev. Gordon Scott, M.A. The special lesson was read by Rev. H. Egerton, rector of Donaghmore. The tablet, which was draped with the Union Jack, was then unveiled by his Grace, who offered up the dedicatory prayer, after which the National Anthem was heartily rendered. At the conclusion of his address his Grace said the parish of Newmills had achieved a high record in the war, and both men and women had worked with wonderful self-sacrifice to win the victory.

Seventy-eight men from the parish and district had volunteered and faithfully served their King and country. Sixteen made the supreme sacrifice. Amongst the number was Private Morrow, V.C. He had gained the highest honour it was possible to bestow on any member of the King's Forces, and they were all proud of his achievement. The distinctions included two awards of the D.S.O., while the French Government awarded the Croix de Guerre to two members of the parish. One also received the Military Cross, one the Military Medal, four were mentioned in despatches, and two gained commissions from the ranks. The honours awarded showed the fibre of the men of the Newmills parish.

The inscription on the tablet erected in the Newmills Church Of Ireland Parish Church reads:

Lieutenant Ernest Daniel 2nd-Lieutenant Joseph Marsh 2nd Lieutenant Joseph Stewart Sergeant John Milligan Private James Arthurs Private Robert Farr Private Robert Fulton Private James Gibson

Private Thomas John Gibson Driver John Jones Private William James McMinn Private Walter Montgomery Private Robert Morrow, V.C. Private Thomas Patterson Private William Patton Private James Stewart

In addition to the 15 names (on the Newmills Roll of Honour of those who died), the following 64 men from Newmills District served in the Great War.

Allen Hamilton James Hamilton Wm. John Hamilton Robert Adams Thomas Abernethy Frederick Atkinson Joseph Boyd James Bryars Robert Cardwell James Crooks Isaac Carter Alfred Daniel Frank Daniel Godfrey Daniel Robert Daniel Thomas Dobson James Douglas Edward Caulfield Dudgeon John Galway Dysart Noble Galbraith Samuel Hegarty William Hegarty Charles Howard Robert Howard Samuel Howard Jackson Howard Andrew Hughes Edward Irwin Robert Irwin Thomas Irwin Spurgeon Jordan Wm. George Jordan

William Kee Samuel Kee Robert Kee Gerald Kinley Clifford Kinley Maurice Kinley John Latimer Whiteside Macky Robert Marsh Wm. Marshall Robert Montgomery Benjamin McAteer Robert John McMinn Archie McQuilkin James Neil John Neil John Orr Newton Robert Patterson Frederick Patterson Andrew Thomas Richardson George Richardson James Douglas Richardson Harry Scott Hugh Scott James Scott John Scott John Simpson Short Thomas Searight Alexander Simpson Robert Sloan Thomas Stewart Herbert Thompson

It should be noted that this list does not include Richard Morrow, who signed up after Robert's death while living in Moneymore.