HISTORY INFORMATION
The Netherlands fell to the Germans in May 1940 and was not re-entered by Allied forces until September 1944.
Nijmegen was a front line town from 17 September 1944 until February 1945. An initial temporary cemetery was created by No. 3 Casualty Clearing station, in a wooded area known as Jonkers Bosch, from which it took its name. The war cemetery was established, after the war, nearby.
Jonkerbos War Cemetery contains 1,629 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War, 99 of them unidentified, and 13 war graves of other nationalities.
SURNAME
Stevens
FORENAME
Thomas
UNIT
156 Bn
RANK
Private
NUMBER
3606335
DATE OF DEATH
18th September 1944
AGE
21
GRAVESITE
Jonkerbos War Cemetery,Netherlands Sp.Mem. 8.B.6
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
born London E
resided Blackpool,Lancashire
KIA when Dakota 43-15180 shot...
SURNAME
Bainbridge
FORENAME
Donald
UNIT
1 Bn
RANK
Private
NUMBER
14656170
DATE OF DEATH
5th October 1944
AGE
19
GRAVESITE
Jonkerbos War Cemetery, Netherlands 19.A.6
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
born Gloucestershire
son of Albert Victor and Florence Priscilla Bainbridge...
SURNAME
Roberts
FORENAME
Kenneth (Darkie)
UNIT
21 Independent Company
RANK
Private
NUMBER
10664491
DATE OF DEATH
29th September 1944
AGE
23
GRAVESITE
Jonkerbos War Cemetery,Netherlands 15.B.3
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
born Stoke-on-Trent,Staffordshire
son of Jack and Anne...
SURNAME
Edwards
FORENAME
Alfred Ronald
UNIT
2 SAS
RANK
Sapper
NUMBER
2000885
DATE OF DEATH
18th April 1945
AGE
30
GRAVESITE
Jonkerbos War Cemetery,Netherlands 14.E.6
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
parent unit Royal Engineers
born 29.09.1917, Swansea, Glamorgan
resided Swansea...
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