ELBEUF (ST. JEAN) COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Seine-Maritime
France
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 49.28434, Longitude: 1.00298
Location Information
Elbeuf is a town on the south bank of the River Seine, 19 kilometres south of Rouen.
The Communal Cemetery is on the south side of the town. It is approached by the Rue des Martyrs (main Rouen-Louviers road) and the Rue Th. Chenneviere.
Historical Information
In the southern corner, on the south side of the Military Plot, are the graves of 3 British soldiers, of whom 2 are not identified by name.
Burial Details
3319355 Private Hugh Toman McNicol, 1st Bn. Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regiment), died 17th June 1940, aged 22. Son of Duncan McNicol, and of Margaret McNicol, of Kinning Park, Glasgow. His headstone bears the inscription "Sweet Rest Follows Pain We Who Loved Him And Miss Him Trust In God To Meet Again"
Elbeuf is a town on the south bank of the River Seine, 19 kilometres south of Rouen.
The Communal Cemetery is on the south side of the town. It is approached by the Rue des Martyrs (main Rouen-Louviers road) and the Rue Th. Chenneviere.
Historical Information
In the southern corner, on the south side of the Military Plot, are the graves of 3 British soldiers, of whom 2 are not identified by name.
Burial Details
3319355 Private Hugh Toman McNicol, 1st Bn. Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regiment), died 17th June 1940, aged 22. Son of Duncan McNicol, and of Margaret McNicol, of Kinning Park, Glasgow. His headstone bears the inscription "Sweet Rest Follows Pain We Who Loved Him And Miss Him Trust In God To Meet Again"
