Special lists

American Legion memorial. From ancestry.com: full name Richard Livingstone Ackerman born in New York. Served in the US Army in WW1. Died in the American Hospital in Neuilly and buried in this vault.

Lost in the Great War - may be the same Wm.Alcock as on the War Memorial; in which case; not a son of other 2 people on the stone. See http://www.walter9.info/Ulceby/html/ww1_lt_plaque.html

Lewis William Aldridge 13607 Wiltshire Regiment 2nd Bn. Only son of Henry William and Mary Jane Aldridge (nee Hayter) of Cold Harbour; Amesbury. A porter at a Corn Store prior to WW1. Buried Le Touret Memorial Panel 33 and 34

Protestant pastor; tutor and friend of the author André Gide. He was later a missionary in Africa and an army chaplain in WW1

American Legion memorial. From ancestry.com: full name Newman Epperson born in Tennessee died in the American Hospital in Neuilly and buried in this vault. Served in the US Army in WW1 and WW2.

1914-1918 WW1 war memorial 'lozenge' inside the Church. North Staffs. Date of death not given. See CWGC website for further information.

WW1 Memorial - Private. Grenadier Guards. Son of Christopher and Hester Ball; husband of May Ball; of Upper Lode; Tewkesbury. Tyne Cot Memorial. Panel 9.

American Legion memorial. From ancestry.com: born in Alabama died in the American Hospital in Neuilly and buried in this cemetery. Served in the US Army in WW1.

Educated in France; she converted to the Bahai faith and became one of the principal proponents of the faith in France and the USA. She served in the American Ambulance Corps and the American Red Cross in WW1; and helped to found the children's hopsital in Avignon in 1918. She married Hippolyte Dreyfus.

American Legion memorial. From ancestry.com: born in Chicago died in the American Hospital in Neuilly and buried in this cemetery. Served in the US Army in WW1.

Ernest George Batchelor 13605 Wiltshire Regiment 2nd Bn. Son of Frank Benjamin and Florence Emily Batchelor of Countess Road; Amesbury. An office lad at the Wilts and Dorset bank prior to WW1. Le Touret Memorial Panel 33 and 34

WW1 and WW2 Memorial Rank:Serjeant Service No:200389 Date of Death:21/03/1918 Age:20 Regiment/Service:Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)7th Bn. Panel Reference:Panel 58 and 59. Memorial:POZIERES MEMORIAL Additional Information: Son of Frederick and Martha Louisa Bateman, of 2, Nursery Cottages, Westerham, Kent.