| SEAFIELD CEMETERY AND CREMATORIUM WAR MEMORIALS |
Seafield has a number of memorials to the dead of both World Wars. There are individual headstones placed by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, and these headstones mark the final resting place of the men and women commemorated on them. There are individual headstones placed by relatives of the dead. These headstones mark a family lair which may be the final resting place of those commemorated, however they may have been "missing in action" or have been buried in the country in which they died. There is a communal memorial for those who fell in the Great War and were buried at Seafield without the provision of an official separate headstone. There is a communal memorial for those who fell in the Second World War and were cremated at Seafield. The links on the left hand side of this page take you to pages that list: those who have individual headstones, those who are buried at Seafield and are named on that Communal Memorial, those who were cremated at Seafield and are named on that Communal Memorial. The surname of each person named contains a link to a photograph of the relevant memorial. Each photograph can then be enlarged to check the detail. When using Mozilla Firefox as your web browser (recommended), the zoom is controlled by clicking on the image. When using Internet Explorer the zoom is controlled by depressing the control button and simultaneously pressing the + or - buttons. AOL web browser is not recommended. |