TROQUEER CEMETERY, Dumfriesshire. Scotland.

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  1. Deacs

    Deacs Well i am from Cumbria.

    HISTORY INFORMATION
    Troqueer Cemetery (formerly Troqueer Parish Churchyard and Troqueer New Burial Ground) contains 10 Commonwealth burials of the 1914-1918 war. There are a further 34 Commonwealth burials of the 1939-1945 war here, including 1 unidentified airman of the R.A.F., (buried in Sec. H. Extn. 2. Grave 115). Most burials are in a Service Plot but there are a few in other parts of the cemetery.



    There are also 18 Foreign National burials and 1 Non World War burial here.

    Troqueer Cemetery is in the town of Dumfries. It is south of the town centre, adjacent to the River Nith. Dumfries railway station is approximately one mile due north of it. The main entrance to the cemetery is on Gladstone Road which can be reached by turning south off the A756 (St Michael's Bridge Road) on to Troqueer Road. Gladstone Road is at a crossroads at the end of this road. Turn left into Gladstone Road and the cemetery entrance will be found just before the bank of the River Nith is reached.

    https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/f...CemeteryExact=true&Cemetery=TROQUEER CEMETERY

    I didn't get any photos of the WW1 casualty's as I didn't have a lot of time so concentrated on getting as many of the WW2 casualty's as I could.
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  2. davidbfpo

    davidbfpo Patron Patron

    Interesting to note both German and Italian graves there, with their passing- for some - after VE-Day. Thanks.
     
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  3. Recce_Mitch

    Recce_Mitch Very Senior Member

    Thanks for posting
     
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  5. Harry Ree

    Harry Ree Very Senior Member

    An interesting well maintained cemetery.

    i would say possibility the largest number of German POWs left in their original resting place and not reinterred at Cannock Chase when the consolidated cemetery opened in the mid 1960s.
     
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