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Bellacourt Military Cemetery in the Great War

The cemetery was begun by French troops in October 1914, and carried on by the 46th (North Midland), 55th (West Lancashire), 58th (London), 49th (West Riding) and other Divisions, and later by the Canadian Corps, from February 1916, to September 1918; and the French plot was increased in 1923 by concentrations from other cemeteries. The 16 American graves of July and August, 1918 (all but one of which belonged to the 320th Regiment) have been removed to another place of burial. There are 434 Commonwealth burials of the Great War commemorated in this site, 1 being unidentified. There are French burials here and 1 unknown German burial. The Cemetery covers an area of 3,582 square metres and is enclosed by a rubble wall. 0:50 Serjeant C.F. Franklin MM 1:35 Private G.M. Taylor 4:20 Soldat William Journie 4:45 Ein Unbekannter Deutscher Krieger 4:55 Soldat Chauvin Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery