ARGOEUVES COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Somme
France
Location Information
Argoeuves is a village 7 kilometres north-west of Amiens, to the south of the main road (N1) to Abbeville. The cemetery is at the north-west end of the village on the road (D191) to St Sauveur.
Historical Information
Argoeuves Communal Cemetery contains three Commonwealth burials of the First World War.
Burial Details
52583 Bombardier Frank Box, "X" Bty. Royal Horse Artillery, died 13th November 1916, aged 26. Son of Thomas John William and Mary Elizabeth Box, of 32, Hobson Rd., Selly Park, Birmingham.
119976 Driver James McCullagh, 18th Divisional Ammunition Column, died 30th July 1918, aged 18. Son of Mrs. Elsie McCullagh, of 23, Henry St., Portadown, Co. Armagh.
100549 Gunner James McDonald, 30th Divisional Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery, died 19th April 1916, aged 18. Son of Edward and Annie McDonald, of Tulloclay, Tullow, Co. Carlow.
Pictures © Barry Cuttell
Argoeuves is a village 7 kilometres north-west of Amiens, to the south of the main road (N1) to Abbeville. The cemetery is at the north-west end of the village on the road (D191) to St Sauveur.
Historical Information
Argoeuves Communal Cemetery contains three Commonwealth burials of the First World War.
Burial Details
52583 Bombardier Frank Box, "X" Bty. Royal Horse Artillery, died 13th November 1916, aged 26. Son of Thomas John William and Mary Elizabeth Box, of 32, Hobson Rd., Selly Park, Birmingham.
119976 Driver James McCullagh, 18th Divisional Ammunition Column, died 30th July 1918, aged 18. Son of Mrs. Elsie McCullagh, of 23, Henry St., Portadown, Co. Armagh.
100549 Gunner James McDonald, 30th Divisional Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery, died 19th April 1916, aged 18. Son of Edward and Annie McDonald, of Tulloclay, Tullow, Co. Carlow.
Pictures © Barry Cuttell
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