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STALHILLE CHURCHYARD
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West-Vlaanderen

​Belgium

GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 51.21458, Longitude: 3.07168

Location Information

The village of Stalhille is located west of the town of Brugge (Bruges) off the N9 which runs between Brugge and Oostende. Driving from Brugge follow the N9 through the village of Houtave to the junction with the N377. Turn left here direction Jabbeke. Take the second turning on the right called Spanjaardstraat, go to the end and the turn right. The church entrance is 20 meters from the junction. The graves are located to the front of the church on the right. Take the path up towards the church and then follow it to the right. The war graves are located half way between the church and the churchyard boundary. 


Historical Information

Stalhille Churchyard contains two Commonwealth burials of the First World War.


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Images in this gallery © Geerhard Joos

Stalhille Churchyard
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Lieutenant 
Russell McKay Hall
Regimental Depot, (Quebec). and 98th Sqdn. Royal Air Force, Canadian Infantry
28th May 1918, aged 25.

Son of John J. and Cordelia P. Hall, of Woodstock, Ontario.

His headstone bears the inscription "Son Of John J. And Cordelia P. Hall Born Woodstock Ont. Jan. 16th 1893"



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Lieutenant 
Frederick Holmes Reilly
98th Squadron, Royal Air Force
28th May 1918, aged 20.

​Son of Jolliffe D. and Millicent H. Reilly, of 53, Maple Avenue, Welland, Ontario.

Images in this gallery © Werner Van Caneghem

Stalhille Churchyard
Stalhille Churchyard
Stalhille Churchyard
Stalhille Churchyard
Stalhille Churchyard
Stalhille Churchyard

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