NAUROY CHURCHYARD
Aisne
France
Location Information
Nauroy is a commune 28 kilometres south of Cambrai and 13 kilometres north of St Quentin.
The churchyard is located on the left of the church (opposite the Mairie), and the Commonwealth war grave will be found on the left at the rear of the churchyard.
Historical Information
Nauroy was captured by the 30th American Division on the 29th September, 1918. In the North part of the churchyard is buried one Australian soldier who fell on the following day.
Burial Details
2377ACorporal Reginald Robert Bladwell, 56th Bn. Australian Infantry, A .I. F. Died 30th September 1918. Son of Joseph Charles and Laura Annie Bladwell. Native of Marrickville, New South Wales.
Pictures © Barry Cuttell
Nauroy is a commune 28 kilometres south of Cambrai and 13 kilometres north of St Quentin.
The churchyard is located on the left of the church (opposite the Mairie), and the Commonwealth war grave will be found on the left at the rear of the churchyard.
Historical Information
Nauroy was captured by the 30th American Division on the 29th September, 1918. In the North part of the churchyard is buried one Australian soldier who fell on the following day.
Burial Details
2377ACorporal Reginald Robert Bladwell, 56th Bn. Australian Infantry, A .I. F. Died 30th September 1918. Son of Joseph Charles and Laura Annie Bladwell. Native of Marrickville, New South Wales.
Pictures © Barry Cuttell
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