Commonwealth War Graves Edmonton Cemetery
Edmonton Cemetery contains burials of both wars. Nearly all are buried in the war plot behind the chapel. A small number of the Second World War burials form a separate plot, in the corner of which stands a small stone memorial commemorating six men whose graves could not be marked by headstones. The cemetery also contains a screen wall bearing the names of 39 casualties buried in Tottenham Park Cemetery whose graves could no longer be maintained. In all, 167 First World War and 156 Second World War casualties are now commemorated in this cemetery.
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