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Son of Francis William and Emma Pittam, of Biggin Lodge, Oundle, Northants. |
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Memorial: |
COLOGNE MEMORIAL, Germany |
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The Cologne Memorial stands in Cologne
Southern Cemetery, known locally as Sudfriedhof, Zollstock,
which is about 5 kilometres south of the cathedral on the
Honningerweg The cemetery may be approached from the A4
motorway leaving at junction Koln-Klettenberg. Follow the
direction Koln-Klettenberg, turning right into the
Luxemburger Strasse. At the traffic lights, close to the
railway crossing, turn right again into the Militarring
Strasse. At the second traffic lights turn left into the
Oberer Komarweg, which passes under a viaduct. Turn right
into the Kalscheurer Strasse. Turn right again into the
first street which is the Keudenicher Strasse, this road
leads to the Honinger Platz. The main entrance of 'Koln Sud
Friedhof' can be seen from this Honinger Platz roundabout.
Entering the 'Friedhof' from the main entrance, follow the
main cemetery road which leads to Cologne War Cemetery. The
Memorial commemorates twenty-five Non Commissioned officers
and men of the forces of the United Kingdom, who died in
Germany and the sites of whose graves are not known. It
consists of panels of portland stone, on which the names are
inscribed, set in the south wall inside the north shelter
building at the entrance to the British plots. |
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