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Dartmoor Cemetery contains 768 Commonwealth burials of the First World War. The cemetery includes Henry Webber, aged 68 who is thought to be the oldest casualty of the Great War and Father and Son George and Robert Lee who were killed on the same day and buried next to each other. 
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