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Acomb (St. Stephen) Churchyard
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Acomb (St. Stephen) Churchyard contains 23 Commonwealth War Graves. Of these 12 are for the First World War. The First World War graves are scattered throughout this large churchyard and which, the further you get from the Church, becomes more and more unkempt.

One soldier of the Yorkshire Regiment is buried here, and his grave is marked by a family headstone. The headstone is damaged and lies on the ground.

We are very grateful to Richard Roberts (<richard.nsw@googlemail.com>) for providing the photos from this churchyard.


The headstone for Private Herbert Goodall.
The headstone for Private Herbert Goodall.
Photo : Richard Roberts <richard.nsw@googlemail.com>

Private Herbert Goodall, 240369. 5th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment. Died at home 25 December 1919. Aged 21.
Buried ACOMB (ST. STEPHEN) CHURCHYARD.
(Additional information : Enlisted 14 August 1914, - aged 16. First served in France 18 April 1915. Reported missing Sept /Oct 1918 (captured?). Disembodied 10 May 1919. Son of James & Charlotte Goodall of 79 Beaconsfield St., Acomb. Died of Tubercular Meningitis.)


The headstone for Private Herbert Goodall (foreground)
The headstone for Private Herbert Goodall (foreground)
Photo : Richard Roberts <richard.nsw@googlemail.com>

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