WARLUS CHURCHYARD
Somme
France
Location Information
Warlus is a small village in the Department of the Somme, situated 30 kilometres west-north-west of Amiens and 4 kilometres south of Airaines. In the south-east corner of the Churchyard are the graves of two Scots Guards and, on a special memorial, are the names of three men of units of the Indian Army.
Burial Details
14909 Private Henry Aspinall, 1st Bn. Scots Guards, died 10th November 1916.
13270 Lance Corporal William Dorans, 1st Bn. Scots Guards, died 26th October 1916.
Pictures © Barry Cuttell
Warlus is a small village in the Department of the Somme, situated 30 kilometres west-north-west of Amiens and 4 kilometres south of Airaines. In the south-east corner of the Churchyard are the graves of two Scots Guards and, on a special memorial, are the names of three men of units of the Indian Army.
Burial Details
14909 Private Henry Aspinall, 1st Bn. Scots Guards, died 10th November 1916.
13270 Lance Corporal William Dorans, 1st Bn. Scots Guards, died 26th October 1916.
Pictures © Barry Cuttell
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Memorial to General F. P. M. Leclerc de Hauteclocque, Marshal of France during the Second World War
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