I only have the following pieces (Milne page numbers);

*Mp20  BALLYMENA      (curved) / 
                      blank ob. 22x16mm
*Mp22  BALLYRONEY     COMMUNION TOKEN 1859 / 
                      DO THIS.. oval
*Mp28  (Belfast)      TOWNSEND | STREET | 1835 / 
                      blank rectangular
*Mp42  (Londonderry?) LD | 1760 / 
                      blank 20mm sq lead C3684 
*Mp44  (Donegore)     DG / 
                      blank incuse rect lead 22x19 (Antrim) C1727
*Mp47  (Drumgooland)  B | 1782 / 
                      T:M sq lead (Thomas Mayne, Co Down) C566 
*Mp72  (Portglenone)  P.G raised letters on rect. lead / 
                      blank  (Co Antrim) C4950 
*Mp82  (Belfast)      B | R  C | 1808 / 
                      blank oblong (Botanic Ave, Belfast)
*Mp104 (stock)        PRES.. CH... IN IRELAND C..T.. / 
                      THIS DO... 1 COR XI 24 pewter? oval 
*Mp104 (stock)        do. / 
                      but 1st COR XI 23.29 pewter? oval  piece
*Mp104 (stock)        REFORMED ...CH.. IRELAND 31x21mm / 
                      THIS DO..1 Cor XI 24 C6469

All descriptions are abbreviated from Milne's work.
I have simply listed the main words on the legend 
which should identify the piece.

PRES.. 	= I have removed words and/or letters
PRES' 	=  "
B'Y..	= Bally.. eg B'YCARRY is Ballycarry
C'..	= Castle.. eg C'DERG is Castlederg
N'..	= Newtown.. eg N'STEWART is Newtownstewart
ob	= oblong
ov	= oval 
ser	= serrated (border)
mon	= monogram
sq	= square 
r	= round 
-r	= rounded or cut corners
'..'	= indicates character(s) in retrograde 
"|" 	= line separation, 
"/" 	= obverse/reverse
*123 &c	= illustration in Milne

All other abbreviations should be obvious.

Churches which used stock tokens or are known not to
have used tokens, have been removed to save space. 

A blank indicates it is uncertain whether they used tokens or not.

All dimensions have been converted from 1/16" to mm.