BRIEULLES-SUR-MEUSE FRENCH NATIONAL (MIXED) CEMETERY
Meuse
France
Visiting Information
The Allied Plot is in the east-south-east corner, at the entrance, and the Commonwealth grave is in the east-south-east corner of plot.
History Information
Brieulles was taken by American troops at the beginning of October, 1918. The French National Cemetery was made in 1920 and contains a large number of French and Allied graves. The cemetery contains one Commonwealth burial of the First World War.
Burial Details
371063 Serjeant Frank Stowell, 8th Bn. London Regiment (Post Office Rifles), died 7th July 1918, aged 26. Son of George and Emma Ann Stowell, of Brislington, Bristol; husband of Annie Stowell, of Sheffield Royal Hospital, West St., Sheffield.
Pictures © Conrad Freeling
The Allied Plot is in the east-south-east corner, at the entrance, and the Commonwealth grave is in the east-south-east corner of plot.
History Information
Brieulles was taken by American troops at the beginning of October, 1918. The French National Cemetery was made in 1920 and contains a large number of French and Allied graves. The cemetery contains one Commonwealth burial of the First World War.
Burial Details
371063 Serjeant Frank Stowell, 8th Bn. London Regiment (Post Office Rifles), died 7th July 1918, aged 26. Son of George and Emma Ann Stowell, of Brislington, Bristol; husband of Annie Stowell, of Sheffield Royal Hospital, West St., Sheffield.
Pictures © Conrad Freeling
