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LUXEUIL (OR LUXEUIL-LES-BAINS) COMMUNAL CEMETERY
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Haute-Saône

​France


Location Information

​Luxeuil is located in the Haute-Saône region of France. The Communal Cemetery is located to the North of the town.

In the Military Plot near the West end are buried four Naval airmen of the detachment which preceded the Independent Air Force.

Burial Details


Flight Sub-Lieutenant Alfred Thomas Osborne Mann, No .3 Wing, Royal Naval Air Service, died 29th November 1916, aged 26. Son of Mr. T.E. Mann, of 163, Phillip St., Sydney, Australia.

Flight Sub-Lieutenant J. D. Scott, No. 3 Wing, Royal Naval Air Service, died 20th September 1916, aged 27. Son of John and Isabella Scott, of 20, Hutchison St., Montreal, Canada; husband of Jessie Marguerite Scott. Born at Scottstown, Quebec. INSCRIPTION. DEATH IS SWALLOWED IN VICTORY.

PO/15757 Air Mechanic 2nd Class Frederick William George Taylor, No. 3 Wing, Royal Naval Air Service, died 20th September 1916, aged 23. Son of Alfred James and Elizabeth Martha Taylor, of 29, Dover St., Swindon. INSCRIPTION. IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.

Flight Sub-Lieutenant George Knox Williams, No. 3 Wing, Royal Naval Air Service, died 10th June 1916, aged 28. Son of George E. and Jeanie K. Williams, of Port Credit, Ontario, Canada. Born at Toronto. INSCRIPTION. OR IF ON JOYFUL CLEAVING THE SKY.


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