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JUSSY COMMUNAL CEMETERY
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Aisne

​France

GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 49.71771, Longitude: 3.2223

Location Information

Jussy is a village in the Aisne department some 13 kilometres south-south-west of St Quentin. 

At the junction of the D810 and D8 there is a large crucifix. Take the road next to the crucifix, then the first left which will take you to the cemetery. 

From the entrance go to the back of the cemetery. The single Commonwealth plot is on the right hand side. From the centre turn right and the other Commission plot of 2 headstones faces you against the enclosure wall.



Pictures © Johan Pauwels
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
Jussy Communal Cemetery
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Captain 
Arthur Tylston Greg
Royal Flying Corps and 3rd Bn. Cheshire Regiment
23rd April 1917, aged 22.

​Son of Col. Ernest W. Greg. C.B., and Marion Greg of Northcliffe Hall, Styal.

His headstone bears the inscription "Love Is Stronger Than Death"




Other Burial Details

Second Lieutenant F. Bleazard, D. C. M. 169th Army Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, died 21st March 1918, aged 34. Husband of E. Bleazard of Sadler's Lane, Winnersh, Wokingham, Berkshire.

324346 Rifleman T. H. Foulsham, 6th Bn. London Regt. (City of London Rifles), died  24th March 1918.

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