ARCIS-LE-PONSART COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Marne
France
Location Information
Arcis-Le-Ponsart is a commune 38 kilometres east of Soissons. The Cemetery is on the right hand side of a small road, direction Mont sur Courville, on the outskirts of the commune.
The Cemetery contains 3 Commonwealth war graves from the First World War, located in the bottom left hand corner.
Burial Details
SE/26838 Private P. E. Nichols, 19th Veterinary Hospital, Army Veterinary Corps, died 26th May 1918, aged 38. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Nichols of New Park Road, Brixton Hill, London; husband of Mrs. L. M. Collins (formerly Nichols) 34 Wingfield Road, Brixton Hill, London.
412764 Sapper C. Picken, 466th Field Coy. Royal Engineers, died 27th May 1918.
TT/O/3330 Private Stephen Shillito, Army Veterinary Corps attached to XI Corps Vest. Station, died 26th May 1918. Son of Edwin and Emily Shillito; husband of Kate Shillito of 16 Elsworth Street, Doncaster
Arcis-Le-Ponsart is a commune 38 kilometres east of Soissons. The Cemetery is on the right hand side of a small road, direction Mont sur Courville, on the outskirts of the commune.
The Cemetery contains 3 Commonwealth war graves from the First World War, located in the bottom left hand corner.
Burial Details
SE/26838 Private P. E. Nichols, 19th Veterinary Hospital, Army Veterinary Corps, died 26th May 1918, aged 38. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Nichols of New Park Road, Brixton Hill, London; husband of Mrs. L. M. Collins (formerly Nichols) 34 Wingfield Road, Brixton Hill, London.
412764 Sapper C. Picken, 466th Field Coy. Royal Engineers, died 27th May 1918.
TT/O/3330 Private Stephen Shillito, Army Veterinary Corps attached to XI Corps Vest. Station, died 26th May 1918. Son of Edwin and Emily Shillito; husband of Kate Shillito of 16 Elsworth Street, Doncaster
Cemetery picture used with the permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Picture © Barry Cuttell
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Picture © Barry Cuttell
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Picture © Barry Cuttell
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Picture © Barry Cuttell
