The cemetery lies at the end of Kilburn Road and has two listed chapels in its grounds. Thirteen soldiers and one woman who served in the First World War are buried here. Seven have distinctive Commonwealth War Graves headstones, one of which has recently been installed while another two have been replaced by longer-lasting marble. Other soldiers have family memorials which the CWGC maintains. Sadly, two of them do not have grave markers at all but we've marked their burial sites on the photographs on their individual pages. They were no longer in the army when they died and it seems no one was able to pay for a headstone. A further grave of a former soldier is in a state of disrepair. On each person's individual page, we give directions on how to find each grave. There is still one grave which we have not been able to find.