BEAUMONT-EN-CAMBRÉSIS COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Nord
France
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 50.12486, Longitude: 3.45515
Location Information
Beaumont-en-Cambresis is a village and commune approximately 6 kilometres west of Le Cateau on the main road (N43) between Cambrai and Le Cateau. The Communal Cemetery is north of the main road at the Cambrai end of the village.
Burial Details
350702 Private James William Chapman, 12th (Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry) Bn. Manchester Regiment, died 14th October 1918, aged 23. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapman, of 34, Furnace St., Dukinfield, Cheshire. His headstone bears the inscription "All That It Meant To Lose You Only Sour Sad Hearts Know"
20787 Private Harry Hutchings, 64th (West Lancs) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, died 24th March 1918, aged 30. Husband of Mrs. L. R. Hutchings, of 67, Adeline St., Splottlands, Cardiff.
128114 Gunner A. Lishman, M. M. "D" Battery, 78th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, died 10th October 1918, aged 26.
Brother of John Lishman, of 12, James St., White-le-Head, Tantobie, Co. Durham. His headstone bears the inscription "Death Divides But Memory Clings"
Beaumont-en-Cambresis is a village and commune approximately 6 kilometres west of Le Cateau on the main road (N43) between Cambrai and Le Cateau. The Communal Cemetery is north of the main road at the Cambrai end of the village.
Burial Details
350702 Private James William Chapman, 12th (Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry) Bn. Manchester Regiment, died 14th October 1918, aged 23. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapman, of 34, Furnace St., Dukinfield, Cheshire. His headstone bears the inscription "All That It Meant To Lose You Only Sour Sad Hearts Know"
20787 Private Harry Hutchings, 64th (West Lancs) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, died 24th March 1918, aged 30. Husband of Mrs. L. R. Hutchings, of 67, Adeline St., Splottlands, Cardiff.
128114 Gunner A. Lishman, M. M. "D" Battery, 78th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, died 10th October 1918, aged 26.
Brother of John Lishman, of 12, James St., White-le-Head, Tantobie, Co. Durham. His headstone bears the inscription "Death Divides But Memory Clings"
