A few out of area - Snaith, East Cowick and Rawcliffe

The municipal cemetery and church at Snaith, Holy Trinity church at East Cowick, and St. James' church, Rawcliffe, are all technically outside of my research area, but only just. As I needed to pass by them in order to reach my next survey location within my research boundary, they were visited anyway, and included here because they did provide some extant graves to record.

Neither Snaith cemetery, nor the Abbey, have any extant war graves, however the abbey is rather impressive

Holy Trinity church, East Cowick, another red brick and slate building, contains three extant interments, two of which are the same surname and the same regiment, but a conflict apart.

4/9691 Stephenson, G.R.  Pte
West Yorkshire Regiment
25th January 1917. Age 43.

821595  Penistone, F.  Driver
Royal Field Artillery
16th October 1920. Age 33.

4347487 Stephenson, J.C.  L/Cpl
West Yorkshire Regiment
31st December 1942. Age 19.


St. James', Rawcliffe, holds four war graves

5283  Denby, T.H.  Pte
Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
16th February 1919. Age 41

68138  Adcock, J.B.  Pte
Royal Army Medical Corps
17th October 1917. Age 32.

80744  Bedford, A.  Driver
Royal Field Artillery
16th April 1920

12/433  Richardson, C.  Pte
East Yorkshire Regiment
21st January 1920