There are thirty First World War graves here, and thirty two from the Second World War. The majority of the burials are scattered throughout the cemetery, although there is a small World War II plot near the northern boundary.
World War II plot.
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Please can anyone tell me where I can find y 25 grave.its harry Dobson my uncle.i want to come and sit with him this year.Thank you.died February 1916. G.taylor.