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ROMIGNY CHURCHYARD
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Marne

​France


GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 49.17312, Longitude: 3.77018

Location Information

Romigny is a commune in the Department of the Marne, 22 kilometres south-east of Reims. From Reims take the D380 in the direction of Chateau-Thierry, via Bligny. The Cemetery will be found beside the church in the centre of the village. It contains four British War Graves; Corporal Tetlow's grave is on the North boundary, and the others are in the South East corner.



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Romigny Churchyard
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DM2/077126 Lance Corporal
Frank Tetlow
M. T. Army Service Corps attached to "B" Section, "E" Corps, Signal Company
28th May 1918, aged 27.

Son of Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Tetlow of Shawclough, Rochdale; husband of the late Nellie Tetlow of Rochdale.

His headstone bears the inscription "Lest We Forget"


Other Burial Details: 

55918 Private J. Kier, 23rd Company, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), died 29th May 1918, aged 22. Son of John Keir and the late Sarah Keir of 50 Norfolk Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

10181 Private  J. Morley, 14th Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers, died 29th May 1918.

25054 Private  J. Noble, 9th Bn. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, died 28th May 1918

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