WARSOP (SS. PETER AND PAUL) CHURCHYARD
Nottinghamshire
England
Location Information
Warsop is a village situated 4.6 miles North-East of Mansfield in the county of Nottinghamshire. The village churchyard contains the graves of four soldiers who died in the Great War. The grave locations are not recorded.
Burial Details
778 Driver John William Dennett, 440th Field Company, Royal Engineers. 19th June 1915, aged 22. Son of William & Mary Ann Bennett of Warsop.
M/378384 Private C. Haynes, Royal Army Service Corps, M.T. Dept. 7th June 1920, aged 41. Son of George & S.A. Haynes; husband of Sarah Haynes of Church Warsop
23978 Private S. C. Johnson, Royal Army Medical Corps. 16th April 1917, aged 45. Husband of Maria Johnson
R/9181 Rifleman E. Williams, 1st Bn. King’s Royal Rifle Corps. 6th Dec. 1916.
Pictures © Brian Cuttell
Warsop is a village situated 4.6 miles North-East of Mansfield in the county of Nottinghamshire. The village churchyard contains the graves of four soldiers who died in the Great War. The grave locations are not recorded.
Burial Details
778 Driver John William Dennett, 440th Field Company, Royal Engineers. 19th June 1915, aged 22. Son of William & Mary Ann Bennett of Warsop.
M/378384 Private C. Haynes, Royal Army Service Corps, M.T. Dept. 7th June 1920, aged 41. Son of George & S.A. Haynes; husband of Sarah Haynes of Church Warsop
23978 Private S. C. Johnson, Royal Army Medical Corps. 16th April 1917, aged 45. Husband of Maria Johnson
R/9181 Rifleman E. Williams, 1st Bn. King’s Royal Rifle Corps. 6th Dec. 1916.
Pictures © Brian Cuttell
