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Longueval Communal Cemetery |
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Aisne, France |
Pictures courtesy of Barry Cuttell
| Longueval is a village in the Department of the Aisne, Northern France and is situated 25 km south of Laon in the direction of Fismes. Some sixty metres down the main path on right are three plots where 19 dead of the 9th Lancers are buried. They all died on the 29th Sept. 1914 when their billets were shelled. |
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Burial details:
L/Cpl. J. A. BOWBY
Sgt. S. CALDWELL Pte. A. W. W. CARDEN Pte. William Henry COOPER, aged 19, Son of Henry and Eliza Cooper of 53 Gordon Road, Lower Edmonton, London Sqdn. Quartermaster Sgt. Thomas Marriott CURTIS, aged 39. Husband of Mary Ellen Curtis of 2 Salem Place, Beverley, Yorkshire Trumpeter John Augustus DALY, aged 27. Son of Mary Ann Lucy Norris (formerly Daily) and the late John Daly L/Cpl. J. S. EDWARDS, aged 22. Son of John H. Edwards of "The Cottage" Bury's Court, near Reigate, Surrey Pte. A. FALLOWS Sgt. E. de L. GIBBS L/Cpl. J. de P. MAHY Pte. J. A. POULTON Farrier Sgt. G. PURSEY Pte. A. E. ROBERTS Pte. W. T. RUSSELL L/Cpl. G. SCOTCHER Pte. Alfred Booth SHERWOOD, son of Richard Sherwood of Hull 2nd Lt. George Edward TAYLOR-WHITEHEAD, aged 21. Son of George Henry and Cicely Taylor-Whitehead Pte. S. TEASDALE Sqdn. Sgt. Major William Frederocl WESTCOMBE, aged 32. Husband of Dora Westcombe of 15 Alma Road, Yeterborough
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