CAUMONT CHURCHYARD
Pas De Calais
France
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 50.29001, Longitude: 2.03099
Location Information
Caumont is a village and commune 10 kilometres south of the town of Hesdin, 2 kilometres east of the main Hesdin to Abbeville road (D928). In the churchyard are the graves of seven airmen, six from the United Kingdom and one belonging to the Royal Canadian Air Force. Six of the graves are in the north-eastern part of the churchyard; the other is in the north-western corner, adjacent to the grave of a British soldier who fell during the 1914-1918 War.
Total Burials: 8.
World War One Casualty: United Kingdom 1.
World War Two Casualties: United Kingdom 6, United Kingdom 1. Total 7.
Caumont is a village and commune 10 kilometres south of the town of Hesdin, 2 kilometres east of the main Hesdin to Abbeville road (D928). In the churchyard are the graves of seven airmen, six from the United Kingdom and one belonging to the Royal Canadian Air Force. Six of the graves are in the north-eastern part of the churchyard; the other is in the north-western corner, adjacent to the grave of a British soldier who fell during the 1914-1918 War.
Total Burials: 8.
World War One Casualty: United Kingdom 1.
World War Two Casualties: United Kingdom 6, United Kingdom 1. Total 7.
Entrance & World War One Burial
Images in gallery below © Johan Pauwels
1854 Private Thomas Hartley, Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars, died 27th December 1916.
World War Two Burials
Images in gallery below © Johan Pauwels
J/23755 Flying Officer
Norman George Peter Munnery
Air Bomber in 158 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force
31st March 1944, aged 22.
Son of George and Evelyn Munnery; husband of Eileen Dora Munnery, of Brighton, Sussex.
His headstone bears the inscription "Gone From Us But Not Forgotten Never Shall Thy Memory Fade"
Norman George Peter Munnery
Air Bomber in 158 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force
31st March 1944, aged 22.
Son of George and Evelyn Munnery; husband of Eileen Dora Munnery, of Brighton, Sussex.
His headstone bears the inscription "Gone From Us But Not Forgotten Never Shall Thy Memory Fade"
Other Burial Details
1591070 Sergeant Frederick Boyd, Flight Engineer in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944, aged 19. Son of F. and Annie Boyd, of Sheffield. His headstone bears the inscription "A Loyal And Devoted Son Who Dedicated His Life Fighting Evil Things"
811164 Flight Sergeant Albert Brice, Pilot in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force (Auxiliary Air Force), died 31st March 1944, aged 28. Son of John Henry and Edith Margaret Brice, of Stoneycroft, Liverpool; husband of Dorothy Brice (nee Woods). His headstone bears the inscription "Always Our Al. Remembrance Is Sweet But Sad. We, Who Knew His Smile, Loved Him"
2209930 Sergeant William Maurice Gibson, Air Gunner in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944.
1458251 Sergeant Hubert Graham McNeight, Navigator in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944, aged 21. Son of Hugh Graham McNeight, and of Dora Elizabeth McNeight, of Upton, Birkenhead. His headstone bears the inscription "Barney" Always In Our Thoughts. Mother And Don"
2203973 Sergeant Francis Victor Rhaney, Air Gunner in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944, aged 19. Son of Wilfred Victor and Mary Rhaney, of Fivecrosses, Cheshire. His headstone bears the inscription "We Cannot Think That Thou Art Far, Since Near, At Need, The Angels Are"
81639 Squadron Leader Patrick Glynn Thornton-Brown, D. F. C. Pilot in 609 Squadron, Royal Air Force, died 21st December 1943, aged 24. Son of Major Eric Thornton Brown and Gladys Muriel Thornton Brown, of Slough, Buckinghamshire; husband of Betty Elaine Thornton Brown, of Slough. His headstone bears the inscription "He Died For His Country And For Those He Loved. To Live In Our Hearts Is Not to Die"
1591070 Sergeant Frederick Boyd, Flight Engineer in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944, aged 19. Son of F. and Annie Boyd, of Sheffield. His headstone bears the inscription "A Loyal And Devoted Son Who Dedicated His Life Fighting Evil Things"
811164 Flight Sergeant Albert Brice, Pilot in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force (Auxiliary Air Force), died 31st March 1944, aged 28. Son of John Henry and Edith Margaret Brice, of Stoneycroft, Liverpool; husband of Dorothy Brice (nee Woods). His headstone bears the inscription "Always Our Al. Remembrance Is Sweet But Sad. We, Who Knew His Smile, Loved Him"
2209930 Sergeant William Maurice Gibson, Air Gunner in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944.
1458251 Sergeant Hubert Graham McNeight, Navigator in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944, aged 21. Son of Hugh Graham McNeight, and of Dora Elizabeth McNeight, of Upton, Birkenhead. His headstone bears the inscription "Barney" Always In Our Thoughts. Mother And Don"
2203973 Sergeant Francis Victor Rhaney, Air Gunner in 158 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 31st March 1944, aged 19. Son of Wilfred Victor and Mary Rhaney, of Fivecrosses, Cheshire. His headstone bears the inscription "We Cannot Think That Thou Art Far, Since Near, At Need, The Angels Are"
81639 Squadron Leader Patrick Glynn Thornton-Brown, D. F. C. Pilot in 609 Squadron, Royal Air Force, died 21st December 1943, aged 24. Son of Major Eric Thornton Brown and Gladys Muriel Thornton Brown, of Slough, Buckinghamshire; husband of Betty Elaine Thornton Brown, of Slough. His headstone bears the inscription "He Died For His Country And For Those He Loved. To Live In Our Hearts Is Not to Die"
