Post by BereniceUK on Apr 18, 2017 7:59:41 GMT
There's one Commonwealth War Grave in the cemetery.
Lieut-Commander Surgeon John Hadwen, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Lancaster." Died at Agnew Hospital, San Diego, on 23rd October 1918. Son of Dr. Walter R. Hadwen, of Brunswick House, Gloucester, England.
HE GAVE HIS LIFE FOR OTHERS,
LAYING HIS LIFE DOWN AT THE
MOMENT WHEN HE HAD BROUGHT
ALL THE GREAT NUMBER OF
INFLUENZA PATIENTS ON BOARD
- SOME 200 TO 300 - BACK TO HEALTH
AND SAFETY, OFFICERS AND
MEN ALIKE RECOGNIZE HIS
SERVICES AND SACRIFICE.
REAR-ADMIRAL P.H. COLUMB R.N.
Lieut-Commander Surgeon John Hadwen, Royal Navy. H.M.S. "Lancaster." Died at Agnew Hospital, San Diego, on 23rd October 1918. Son of Dr. Walter R. Hadwen, of Brunswick House, Gloucester, England.
HE GAVE HIS LIFE FOR OTHERS,
LAYING HIS LIFE DOWN AT THE
MOMENT WHEN HE HAD BROUGHT
ALL THE GREAT NUMBER OF
INFLUENZA PATIENTS ON BOARD
- SOME 200 TO 300 - BACK TO HEALTH
AND SAFETY, OFFICERS AND
MEN ALIKE RECOGNIZE HIS
SERVICES AND SACRIFICE.
REAR-ADMIRAL P.H. COLUMB R.N.
