The title says it all. I've tried a search on the CWGC site under "Paris" and all I can get is loads of parishes.
Any ideas?
Chris C

These are the cemeteries in Paris with Commonwealth War Graves....

CITY OF PARIS CEMETERY, BAGNEUX
CITY OF PARIS CEMETERY, BATIGNOLLES, CLICHY
CITY OF PARIS CEMETERY, IVRY-SUR-SEINE
CITY OF PARIS CEMETERY, PANTIN
CITY OF PARIS CEMETERY, ST. OUEN-SUR-SEINE

http://www.xs4all.nl/~aur/Cemeteries/CITYOFPARISC.htm

and there is one in Versailles.

Regards,

Marco

The Versailles one is..

LES GONARDS CEMETERY, VERSAILLES

Cheers Guys! What service!

Chris C

Must be very small and isn't that the part of Paris where they tortuered that guy for two weeks? I'll skip that one if I were you....

Regards,

Marco

Is anyone planning to visit any of these and willing to take some photos, please?
Yours hopefully, Bob

Well, I'm taking the better half to Paris for her birthday in May and if I can slip away while she is in Galeries Lafayette it's my plan to get to at least 1 of them.

Chris C

Chris,
If by any chance you visit any of these and have the time, I'd be most grateful if you could photograph their headstones, please?
Regards,
Bob

City of Paris Cem, Bagneux
Johnson Pte. F Border Regt – Sp. Mem
McClair Pte. H Border Regt – Sp. Mem

City of Paris Cem Pantin
Stanhope Capt. C L General List - 6:19:1
Wass Pte. J W 2Drag Gds - 6:19:2
Evans Capt. B S Royal Navy - 6:21:6
Newnham Pte. A E V Royal Sussex - 6:21:25
Gilmour Pte. H 2Drag Gds - 6:21:30

Villeneuve-St. Georges Old Communal Cemetery
Gooch Lce-Cpl. P Essex Regt - 1. 737
Cooke Pte. W J South Lancs - I.739

If the wife allows you the time I have one, too.

Levallois-Perret Communal Cemetery, Paris; Plot 34 Row 1 Grave 1B (Mabel Olive Craggs, BRCS).

I am the present custodian of her victory medal. Records at the CWGC show that the cemetery was used by the Hertford British Hospital.


This cemetery is north-west of the city in the suburb of Levallois-Perret. Take the Periferique to the Porte d'Asnieres and then on to Rue Victor Hugo. Turn left in front of the railway bridge onto Rue Baudin. The Cemetery entrance will be found on the right.

Jim & Bob
If I get there I will take them. The most likely locations are those within easy RER / Metro ride.

Chris C

Thanks, Chris, that'd be much appreciated. Enjoy your stay,
Bob

Hello Bob,

Below one of the graves you mention.



If you need a HQ image let me know through e-mail.

Regards,

Marco

Marco,
That's great, very many thanks. An HQ image would be nice, I'll e-mail you,
Gratefully,
Bob

Versailles:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~aur/Cemeteries/LESGONARDS.htm
Regards,

Marco

Marco,
Very sorry I haven't replied, but have only just returned from France, I'm most grateful, however I cannot open the link in your last possting
Bob

In the cimitiere at Asnieres there is a British flag that flies over a plot of many British graves.

John

Hello Bob,

Sorry I hadn't seen your post of 31 August untill now. I have repaired the link in my original post.

Kind regards,

Marco

Marco,
Not a problem, it gave me the opportunity to browse your excellent websit.
I don't suppose you have a photo of this casualty, do you?
Regards,
Bob

DUNLOP, CHARLES
Initials: C
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Lieutenant
Regiment/Service: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Unit Text: 2nd Bn.
Age: 22
Date of Death: 22/10/1914
Additional information: Son of Elizabeth Dunlop, of Edenderry House, Ballylesson, Belfast, and the late James Dunlop, F.S.R.N.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: 1. 35.
Cemetery: LES GONARDS CEMETERY, VERSAILLES