| Brieulles-sur-Meuse French National (Mixed) Cemetery |
| Meuse, France |
Pictures courtesy of Conrad Freeling
| The Allied Plot is in the
east-south-east corner, at the entrance, and the Commonwealth grave is in
the east-south-east corner of plot.
Brieulles was taken by American troops at the beginning of October, 1918. The French National Cemetery was made in 1920 and contains a large number of French and Allied graves. The cemetery contains one Commonwealth burial of the First World War. No. of Identified Casualties: 1 |
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Burial details: STOWELL, FRANK, Serjeant 371063, London Regiment (Post Office Rifles). 07/07/1918, aged 26. East-South-East corner of plot. |
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