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Commonwealth War Graves Of Avoch Cemeteries


The following are the war graves that are maintained under the care of the CWGC. Most headstones in Scotland are of Scottish Marble and are in the shape easily recognised as CWGC headstones. You may also notice that some names below are recorded on a family headstone. This was usually at the request of the family. The CWGC do still however maintain the war casualties name and details only.

As you walk around the Avoch Cemeteries, you may become aware of other war casualties names on other family headstones. These casualties will be laid to rest or named on a commemorative monument where they fell in battle an as such the headstones at both Avoch cemeteries, do not fall into the category of a CWGC war grave.

Avoch Parish Churchyard

The Parish Church sits on the hill to the North of the High Street, overlooking the sea.

Sapper D. Davidson, 1736

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Private David Jack, S/7736

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Private L. McIntosh, 64410

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Private B. Reid, S/26505

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Seaman D. Reid, 5450/A

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Avoch New Cemetery

This cemetery lies to the South of the high Street on the hill as you enter from the west.

Skipper D. McLeman, 2731

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Able Seaman J.L. McLeman,

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