BÉVILLERS COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Nord
France
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 50.15649, Longitude: 3.39095
Location Information
Bévillers is a village situated 14 kilometres east-south-east of Cambrai in the Department of the Nord. The Communal Cemetery is on the Rue de la Chapelle which is south of the main road through the village. In two separate plots, are seven burials of the Great War comprising two soldiers and five airmen. The plots are on the right-hand side, next to the new section of the cemetery.
Identified Casualties: United Kingdom 7.
Bévillers is a village situated 14 kilometres east-south-east of Cambrai in the Department of the Nord. The Communal Cemetery is on the Rue de la Chapelle which is south of the main road through the village. In two separate plots, are seven burials of the Great War comprising two soldiers and five airmen. The plots are on the right-hand side, next to the new section of the cemetery.
Identified Casualties: United Kingdom 7.
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8681 Private
Alfred Hatton
2nd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
26th August 1914, aged 23.
Brother of William Hatton, of 7, Derby St., Leigh, Lancs.
His headstone bears the inscription "Too Dearly Loved To Be Forgotten By His Sister, Brothers & Friends"
Alfred Hatton
2nd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
26th August 1914, aged 23.
Brother of William Hatton, of 7, Derby St., Leigh, Lancs.
His headstone bears the inscription "Too Dearly Loved To Be Forgotten By His Sister, Brothers & Friends"
Other Burial Details
Second Lieutenant Leslie Arnott, 11th Squadron, Royal Air Force, died 16th September 1918, aged 19. Son of John M. C. and Cissie Arnott, of 14, Church St., Partick, Glasgow; husband of Evelyn Arnott, of Gloucester Rd., Stratton, Cirencester, Glos. his headstone bears the inscription "All Who Have Loved Will Meet Again"
115530 Air Mechanic 3rd Class James Baillie, 4th Brigade, Royal Air Force, died 12th October 1918, aged 41. Son of James and Agnes Welsh Baillie; husband of Janet Gibson Baillie, of 144, Morningside Rd., Edinburgh. His headstone bears the inscription "Love" God's Greatest Treasure Memories So Sweet In Death Do We Meet
Flight Lieutenant George Leonard Bryars, 20th Squadron, Royal Air Force, died 16th September, aged 19. Son of George and Gertrude Bryars, of 28, Victoria Rd., Mexborough, Rotherham. His headstone bears the inscription "Our Thoughts Are Ever Of Thee A Loving Son & Brother A Brave Man"
Air Mechanic 2nd Class, E. W. Luff, 45th Kite Balloon Section, Royal Air Force, died 12th October 1918, aged 19. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Luff, of 3, Chequer Road, East Grinstead, Sussex.
55680 Private 1st Class, Richard Henry Swain, 45th Kite Balloon Section, Royal Air Force, died 12th October 1918, aged 30. Son of Frank and Margaret Swain; husband of Ada E. Swain, of 75, Gowan Avenue, Fulham. London. Native of London. his headstone bears the inscription "Dearer To Memory Than Words Can Tell"
9347 Lance Corporal Joseph Willey, 2nd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, died 26th August 1914, aged 21. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Willey, of 14, Christopher St., Belfast. His headstone bears the inscription "Though Loved By All God's Will Be Done"
Second Lieutenant Leslie Arnott, 11th Squadron, Royal Air Force, died 16th September 1918, aged 19. Son of John M. C. and Cissie Arnott, of 14, Church St., Partick, Glasgow; husband of Evelyn Arnott, of Gloucester Rd., Stratton, Cirencester, Glos. his headstone bears the inscription "All Who Have Loved Will Meet Again"
115530 Air Mechanic 3rd Class James Baillie, 4th Brigade, Royal Air Force, died 12th October 1918, aged 41. Son of James and Agnes Welsh Baillie; husband of Janet Gibson Baillie, of 144, Morningside Rd., Edinburgh. His headstone bears the inscription "Love" God's Greatest Treasure Memories So Sweet In Death Do We Meet
Flight Lieutenant George Leonard Bryars, 20th Squadron, Royal Air Force, died 16th September, aged 19. Son of George and Gertrude Bryars, of 28, Victoria Rd., Mexborough, Rotherham. His headstone bears the inscription "Our Thoughts Are Ever Of Thee A Loving Son & Brother A Brave Man"
Air Mechanic 2nd Class, E. W. Luff, 45th Kite Balloon Section, Royal Air Force, died 12th October 1918, aged 19. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Luff, of 3, Chequer Road, East Grinstead, Sussex.
55680 Private 1st Class, Richard Henry Swain, 45th Kite Balloon Section, Royal Air Force, died 12th October 1918, aged 30. Son of Frank and Margaret Swain; husband of Ada E. Swain, of 75, Gowan Avenue, Fulham. London. Native of London. his headstone bears the inscription "Dearer To Memory Than Words Can Tell"
9347 Lance Corporal Joseph Willey, 2nd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, died 26th August 1914, aged 21. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Willey, of 14, Christopher St., Belfast. His headstone bears the inscription "Though Loved By All God's Will Be Done"
