Tourville-sur-Odon churchyard, Commonwealth war graves and memorials

Tourville-sur-Odon Churchyard contains 6 Commonwealth war graves from WW2. On the same site, there are memorials to the civilian casualties, the towns liberators and a member of the resistance who was deported.

14417669

A.J. DINNAGE

THE GORDON HIGHLANDS
1ST JULY 1944 AGE 19

ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTS

14211507 PRIVATE
C. MORRISON
THE ARGYLL AND
SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS
27TH JUNE 1944 AGE 21

HE LIVES FOR EVER
IN OUR HEARTS
BELOVED AND UNFORGOTTEN

14426751 PRIVATE
F. YOUNG
THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS
28TH JUNE 1944 AGE 17

HE WAS ONE TO MANY
BUT ALL TO US
FATHER, MOTHER,
MARY AND FRANCES

3318971 PRIVATE
G. CHARLTON
THE ARGYLL AND
SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS
27TH JUNE 1944 AGE 27

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR DEAR BROTHERS GEORGE

3197797 PRIVATE

J. HUGHES
THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS
30TH JUNE 1944 AGE 33

2990621 PRIVATE

P. BRITTLEBANK
THE ARGYLL AND
SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS
27TH JUNE 1944 AGE 24

IN THE MIDST OF LIFE
WE ARE IN DEATH.
R.I.P

VICTIMES CIVILES
1939 - 1945
JULIA CAUVET
EMILE JARDIN
EMILE PETIT
JACQUELINE PETIT
LOUIS LELIEVRE

A NOS ALLIES ET LIBERATEURS
15TH SCOTTISH DIVISION
43RD WESSEX DIV - 53RD WELSH DIV
BATILLE DE L'ODON
DU 26 JUIN AU 4 AOUT
1944

1914 - 1918
MORTS POUR LA FRANCE

ALBERT GOUPIL 1878 - 1917
MAURICE LAMOUREUX 1896 - 1916
VICTOR LELIEVRE 1895 - 1918
MAURICE MOUSSET 1890 - 1915
PATRICE MOUSSET 1891 - 1915


RESISTANT DEPORTE 39-45
MARGUERITE Louis