Zimbabwe

List updated Mar. 15, 2008

Country Total = 335

131 names on 2 memorials; 204 graves in 18 cemeteries

Completed = 167 (or 49.85%)

Cems not completed

AVONDALE (ST. MARY MAGDALENE) CHURCH CEMETERY

This cemetery is situated in Harare, there is 1 burial of the 1939-1945 war.

LOUTH, Flight Sergeant, GEOFFREY WILLIAM McCALLUM, M/2019. Southern Rhodesia Air Force. 12th December 1945. Age 24. Son of William Geoffrey and Margaret Frances Louth (nee McCallum), of Avondale, Salisbury, Zimbabwe. Grave 42.

BULAWAYO (ATHLONE) CEMETERY

Bulawayo (Athlone) Cemetery is a large Civil Cemetery in Bulawayo town. The point to start from is Empire House, the Legion Branch and Headquarters, which is located on the corner of 6th Avenue and Main Street. Drive north along Main Street for a distance of 1 kilometre towards a crossroads where Main Street becomes Athlone Avenue. Continue for a further 2 kilometres and the Civil Cemetery will be found on the right. The Commonwealth War Graves plot, with the Cross of Sacrifice, is easily located within the cemetery. Bulawayo (Athlone) Cemetery belongs to the Town Council. (Here was buried Sir Charles Coghland, the first Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia; but in 1930 he was reburied 43 kilometres away on the Matopo Hills, near the graves of Rhodes and Jameson). There are 7 Commonwealth burials of the 1914-1918 war and a further 133 of the 1939-1945 war. There are also 24 non world war burials and 6 German burials.

BIRD, Sergeant, CHARLES LUARD, 1330. British South African Police. Died of pneumonia 20th October 1918. Age 29. Son of the late Thomas and Kate Bird. Born at Harborough Magna, Rugby. C.E. 440.

COX, Flight Lieutenant (Pilot), JOHN CHRISTOPHER, D F C, 84989. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 5th March 1943. Age 25. Son of Archibald Thomas and Flora Gertrude Cox of East London, Cape Province, South Africa. Grave 70

HUGHES, Private, THOMAS MATHEW, A/27. British South African Police. 9th November 1916. Age 34. Son of the late William and Annie Hughes, of Annestown, Tramore, Co. Waterford; husband of Annie Hughes, of Annestown, Tramore, Co. Waterford, Ireland. E. 8. 67.

HUNT, Sergeant, AUBREY V., 102323. South African Air Force. 20th August 1941. Age 27. Son of William G. and Lucy F. Hunt, of Durban, Natal, South Africa Grave 14

MILNER, Corporal, CHARLES, 7548. M.T. South African Service Corps. 12th December 1918. Husband of Elizabeth Mary Milner, of 23, Blythewood Rd., Congella, Natal C.E. 143

PRICE, Trooper, ERNEST, 1320. British South African Police. 23rd March 1918. Children's Sect. 70. 252.

ROBERTS, Trooper, A S, 1863. British South African Police. 10th October 1917. Age 27. Son of Albert and Mary Ann Roberts. Born at Halifax, Yorks. R. 96.

STEELE, Lieutenant, EDWARD STANLEY, 102846. South African Air Force. 30th October 1940. Age 24. Son of Ernest S. and Annie M. Steele, of Cape Town, South Africa Grave 3

SWART, Constable, J J, 0140. British South African Police. 25th December 1918. C.E. 457.

TREACY, Sergeant (Pilot U/T), HAROLD ROBERT STUART, 778068. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 3rd January 1942. Age 20. Son of Albert Robert and Marah Sybil Stuart Treacy, of Oudtshoorn, Cape Province, South Africa. Grave 28

VAN HEERDEN, Air Sergeant, AURET GEORGE, 47958. South African Air Force. 30th October 1940. Age 18. Son of Willem J. and Matilda L. van Heerden Grave 4

WEBB, Trooper, ALAN WILFRED, 3726. British South African Police. 2nd August 1942. Age 28. Son of Wilfrid Robert and Nelly Laura Webb (nee Tapply). Gen. 3. Sec. Grave 885.

Rhodesia Units

BARRY-ROSS, Warrant Officer Class II, FRANK, M/1007. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 2nd August 1943. Grave 78.

BOULT, Leading Aircraftwoman, PATIENCE, 257. Southern Rhodesia Women's Auxiliary Air Service. 7th October 1944. Age 37. Daughter of Robert Selby and Mary Ann Walker, of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Grave 114.

CRAXTON, Flying Officer, CHARLES WILLIAM MARK, 1346. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 2nd September 1942. Age 60. Grave 51.

DOYLE, Rifleman, WILFRED STEPHEN BUTTRESS, CR/2544. Rhodesia Regiment. 27th November 1939. C. of E. Sec. Grave 1344.

FORRESTER, Major, ALEXANDER WILLIAM, Southern Rhodesia Medical Corps. 6th August 1941. Age 71. Croix de Guerre. F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D P H. C of E. Sec. Grave 1468.

GREGORIOU, Rifleman, COSTAS, X/68. Rhodesia Regiment. 15th October 1940. Grave 2.

MUNDELL, Rifleman, CECIL SHALES, X/716. Rhodesia Regiment. 29th March 1941. Age 40. Son of William and Martha Mundell. Grave 8.

STEWART, Corporal, GORDON NICOL, X/10862. Southern Rhodesia Military and Air Force Police. 20th December 1943. Age 34. Grave 94.

TOWNS, Private, J H, 1605. 2nd Bn. Rhodesia Regiment. 19th May 1917. Age 43. Son of Jas. Towns and Jessie Hunter, his wife, of 27, Lowerhall St., Montrose, Angus, Forfarshire. C.E. Gen. 23. 1700.

VANZYL, Serjeant, H C D, X/3272. Rhodesia Regiment. 29th April 1943. Grave 69.

Non-Rhodesia Units

HASLETT, Private, SAMUEL GARDNER, RH/6296771. The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment). 2nd December 1941. Grave 24.

BULAWAYO (LADY STANLEY AVENUE) CEMETERY

Bulawayo (Lady Stanley Avenue) Cemetery is located by the hospital approach from Lady Stanley Avenue. (The Cemetery is near Mziligazi Village). The point to start from is Empire House - branch and headquarters of the Legion - located on the corner of 6th Avenue and Main Street. Drive north along Main Street for a distance of 1 kilometre towards a crossroads where Main Street becomes Athlone Avenue. At the crossroads, turn right into the Old Falls Road and drive for 2 kilometres. Turn right onto a dirt track and the cemetery will be found 600 metres along this track. Within this cemetery will also be found the Bulawayo African Memorial. There are 49 Commonwealth burials of the 1939-1945 war, 8 of which are unidentified. There are also 7 non world war burials.

ARTHER, Constable, 9708. British South African Police. 5th October 1944. Grave 25.

BONAVENTULA, Constable, 10169. British South African Police. 11th March 1946. Grave 40.

HEZEKELI, Constable, 11123. British South African Police. 25th March 1944. Grave 18.

JAKWATA, Constable, 10121. British South African Police. 22nd August 1944. Grave 23.

KEFASI, Constable, 11236. British South African Police. 2nd March 1945. Grave 34.

MAPIYE, Constable, 11340. British South African Police. 22nd April 1946. Grave 45.

NELELI, Constable, 8179. British South African Police. 17th November 1944. Grave 30.

TAZIWINGA, Constable, 9859. British South African Police. 27th January 1945. Grave 32.

THOMASI, Constable, 9854. British South African Police. 9th November 1943. Grave 13.

Rhodesia Units

CEPHAS SIMONI, Labourer, 4539. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 15th December 1944. Grave 31.

DZEPASI, Askari, 91. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 20th April 1941. Grave 1.

GARIKAYI, Askari, 1123. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 10th January 1945. Grave 41.

GIDEON, Labourer, 2600. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 6th February 1944. Grave 43.

GILBERT, Labourer, 4933. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 15th August 1944. Grave 22.

GOROMONDO, Askari, 2409. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 17th April 1945. Grave 37.

HUMGWA, Labourer, 2264. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 2nd September 1945. Grave 38.

JACK, Askari, 50. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 7th October 1944. Grave 26.

JACKSON, Labourer, 6469. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 27th February 1945. Grave 33.

JOSEPH, Private, 4116. Rhodesian African Rifles. 26th July 1944. Grave 21.

KABONGO, Labourer, 2991. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 29th October 1945. Grave 39.

KADANGA, Labourer, 3150. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 24th April 1944. Grave 19.

KATONGA, Labourer, 5627. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 12th December 1944. Grave 29.

MAGUWU, Labourer, 6398. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 28th January 1944. Grave 16.

MAJATI, Labourer, 5154. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 8th August 1943. Grave 9.

MAKONDO, Lance Corporal, 1239. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 22nd October 1944. Grave 27.

MANGUNGU, Labourer, 6544. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 1st May 1944. Grave 20.

MATAKE, Private, 4347. Rhodesian African Rifles. 30th March 1946. Grave 44.

MATAMBO, Labourer, 3236. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 25th June 1942. Grave 5.

MGWATSHELWA, Labourer, 6151. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 25th April 1945. Grave 36.

MINTINGU, Colour Sergeant, 328. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 17th October 1943. Grave 11.

MKONDE, Private, 2626. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 18th April 1945. Grave 35.

MKUHLANE, Labourer, 2522. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 31st December 1943. Grave 15.

MSINDO, Labourer, 6299. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 18th June 1946. Grave 47.

MTASA, Labourer, 2687. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 25th September 1944. Grave 24.

NOYI, Private, 2633. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 6th May 1946. Grave 46.

NYAMBE, Askari, 1409. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 21st August 1943. Grave 10.

SAINETT, Labourer, 5934. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 25th December 1943. Grave 14.

SIAMAUNDA, Askari, 1971. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 11th November 1944. Grave 28.

SIKOTSHI, Labourer, 2225. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 6th November 1943. Grave 12.

SOLABALA, Labourer, 2880. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 6th March 1944. Grave 17.

TAGULA, Private, 4957. Rhodesian African Rifles. 31st October 1946. Grave 48.

BULAWAYO AFRICAN MEMORIAL

The Bulawayo African Memorial commemorates servicemen who died in the Second World War. The Memorial is situated within Bulawayo (Lady Stanley Avenue) Cemetery, which is by the hospital approach from Lady Stanley Avenue. (The Cemetery is near Mziligazi Village). Starting from Empire House - branch and headquarters of the Legion - located on the corner of 6th Avenue and Main Street, drive north along Main Street for 1 kilometre to a large crossroads where it becomes Athlone Avenue. At the crossroads turn right into the Old Falls Road and drive for 2 kilometres. Turn right onto a dirt track and the cemetery will be found 600 metres along this track. The memorial has 66 Commonwealth casualties of the 1939-1945 war commemorated.

ABEL, Constable, 10506. British South African Police. 4th March 1945.

CHAINGENI, Constable, 10829. British South African Police. 15th October 1943.

CHAMUNORGWA, Constable, 9623. British South African Police. 10th September 1942.

CHELE, Constable (Special), N/1029. British South African Police. 3rd October 1940.

CHIDIWURO, Constable, 9967. British South African Police. 2nd August 1940.

CHIKAYA, Constable, 10272. British South African Police. 11th March 1945.

CHINGOMBE, Constable, 10662. British South African Police. 4th April 1943.

CHINGWA, Constable, 10366. British South African Police. 27th October 1939.

GONDOKONDO, Constable, 7467. British South African Police. 11th March 1943.

JAMU, Constable (Special), 11605B. British South African Police. 19th April 1943.

KAMBANI, Constable (Special), N/202. British South African Police. 2nd August 1940.

LUVEVE, Constable (Special), 11520B. British South African Police. 20th October 1942.

MADIBI, Constable, 10428. British South African Police. 6th November 1940.

MAFIKIZOLO, Constable, 10598. British South African Police. 25th January 1943.

MAKUFA, Constable, 10237. British South African Police. 7th November 1939.

MANGWIRO, Constable (Special), 11504B. British South African Police. 14th June 1942.

MASUKUME, Constable (Special), A/9223. British South African Police. 1st December 1942.

MAVIKI, Constable (Special), 12263B. British South African Police. 15th July 1943.

MSEKIWA, Constable, 10379. British South African Police. 14th February 1942.

MUCHARWA, Constable, TA/101. British South African Police. 11th March 1940.

MUKAKURIREYI, Constable (Special), 10772. British South African Police. 10th April 1940.

MUNEMO, Constable, 10824. British South African Police. 10th August 1944.

MUPANDO, Constable (Special), A/8650. British South African Police. 11th February 1941.

MUSHERE, Constable (Special), N/813. British South African Police. 18th March 1940.

MUTSWAYIRO, Constable, 9045. British South African Police. 14th August 1941.

MUZADZI, Constable, 9674. British South African Police. 12th May 1941.

NDARUSA, Constable (Special), 12600B. British South African Police. 22nd August 1943.

NEWA, Private, R, N/62261. Native Military Corps, S.A. Forces. 1st February 1945.

PARADZAYI, Constable, 10879. British South African Police. 30th January 1945.

PEDZAI, Constable (Special), N/748. British South African Police. 2nd January 1940.

RUNOIDZA, Constable (Special), N/1137. British South African Police. 15th November 1940.

SIFAYA, Constable (Special), N/1492. British South African Police. 6th December 1941.

TAKABVIRWA, Constable, 10353. British South African Police. 14th June 1944.

TAKAIENDISA, Constable, 8074. British South African Police. 26th November 1942.

TARISAYI, Constable, 11405. British South African Police. 4th August 1945.

TARUWINGA, Constable (Special), 13336B. British South African Police. 7th May 1944.

TASHAYA, Constable, 11060. British South African Police. 2nd April 1944.

TICHAREWA, Corporal, 8087. British South African Police. 12th November 1943.

TOGAREPI, Constable, 9958. British South African Police. 23rd February 1941.

TSAVAIU, Constable, 8114. British South African Police. 20th October 1942.

TSIKA, Constable, 10617. British South African Police. 2nd February 1942.

VIRU, Constable, 10206. British South African Police. 22nd September 1940.

ZEFENAYA, Sergeant, 9814. British South African Police. 25th May 1944.

Rhodesia Units

ANZE, Labourer, 5436. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 6th April 1944.

ARONI, Labourer, 4246. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 3rd March 1945.

BOVA, Labourer, 3488. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 5th September 1945.

CHARLES NYAZUA, Labourer, 3434. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 27th January 1945.

DOKOTELA, Askari, 1314. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 23rd September 1944.

GWATIRINGA, Labourer, 4082. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 14th April 1945.

JAILO, Askari, 1864. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 29th April 1945.

JAISI, Private, 1736. Rhodesian African Rifles. 5th May 1946.

JAMES CHIRUNGE, Labourer, 1693. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 10th September 1943.

JAMES MTONISELWA, Labourer, 3844. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 19th September 1943.

KALOSI, Labourer, 7646. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 22nd March 1943.

KANAMANYANGA, Private, 2637. Rhodesian African Rifles. 9th November 1944.

KANDHLELA, Labourer, 5450. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 23rd March 1944.

MAPARISA, Private, 1810. Rhodesian African Rifles. 21st August 1943.

MIKAYERE, Labourer, 3622. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 25th February 1944.

MUZADZI, Private, 1591. Rhodesian African Rifles. 28th October 1942.

MUZIANAGO, Corporal, 783. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 7th May 1943.

NOZHO, Labourer, 3417. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 10th March 1944.

RANGANAI, Labourer, 3548. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 7th November 1943.

ROBERT TAKAWIRA, Labourer, 3507. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 29th August 1945.

SIMONI, Labourer, 6760. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 6th November 1944.

YOHANE, Labourer, 1729. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 7th September 1944.

CHEGUTU CEMETERY

When entering Chegutu from Harare in the direction of Giveru, at the first main crossroads turn left into Seigneury Road, after 1 kilometre turn right. The Cemetery is 500 metres down the track.

MORGAN, Detective Sergeant, THOMAS LAWSON, 1508. British South African Police. Died of pneumonia 22nd November 1915. Age 30. Son of John and Margaret Lawson Morgan, of Auburn Cottage Springfield, Fife. Born at Springfield. 1. 17A.

CHIPINGE CEMETERY

There is 1 Commonwealth burial of the 1939-1945 war here.

ROBERTS, Corporal, HARRY WILLIAM, 3106. British South African Police. 15th October 1940. Age 33. Son of William and Laura Lydia Roberts; husband of Phyllis H. Roberts, of Salisbury, Zimbabwe.

CHIVHU CEMETERY

Chivhu Cemetery in Mashonaland is approximately 160 kilometres south of Harare on the main road from Harare to Mvuma - Masvingo.

CORNISH, Trooper, HUBERT, 1660. British South African Police. 9th May 1916. Age 23. Son of Arthur and Alice I. Cornish, of 41, Bedford Gardens, Kensington, London. 1. E. 75.

FORT RIXON MILITARY GRAVE

63 kilometres from Gweru town centre on the Bulawayo Road is a Post Office to the left and a store and petrol station to the right of the road. 500 metres further on turn left at the signpost for Fort Rixon and Greystones, this is the 100 kilometre mark from Bulawayo. Drive 10 kilometres to a T Junction and turn right in the direction of Fort Rixon. Fort Rixon is a little gathering of dwellings just 20 kilometres past the Shangani (Albany Farm) grave. The grave is in the Police Barracks in the far right hand corner under a large fig tree.

SMITH, Corporal, R R, 1102. British South African Police. 24th November 1918.

GOVERE SCHOOL GRAVE

There is 1 burial of the 1939-1945 war here.

SEBENDA, Sergeant, W, N/70982. Native Military Corps, S.A. Forces. 9th March 1945. Age 21. Son of Manwa and Harugumi Shiri, of Chatsworth, Zimbabwe

GWANDA CEMETERY

This cemetery will be found on the Bulawayo Belt bridge road towards Mbalaba, but before West Nicholson. The cemetery, 160 kilometres South of Bulawayo, is Government property

WOOD, Corporal, BASIL, 1014. British South African Police. 8th July 1915. 5. 50.

GWERU CEMETERY

The Commonwealth War Graves plot is in the top right hand corner of the Gweru (formerly Gwelo) Civil Cemetery, which is located just beyond a roundabout. To reach this roundabout start from the clock tower situated in the middle of a large crossroads in the middle of the town, and drive west for 12 kilometres. Within the cemetery is the Gweru Cremation Memorial commemorating a member of the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. There are 86 Commonwealth burials of the 1939-1945 war here and 21 non world war burials.

CLEWS, Leading Aircraftman, ERNEST ALFRED, 778312. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 22nd May 1943. Age 27. Son of William Frederick and Amy Jane Clews of Wolseley, Cape Province, South Africa. Plot 1. Row B. Grave 12

DEVENISH, Leading Aircraftman (Pilot U/T), DENIS ANTHONY, 710134. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 21st December 1942. Age 33. Son of Charles Edwin and Mary Devenish, of Somerset West, Cape Province, South Africa. Plot 4. Row B. Grave 9

SERFONTEIN, Air Sergeant, T E, 57897. South African Air Force. 27th May 1941. Plot 3. Row B. Grave 4

SOWERBY, Pupil Pilot, PETER SEIGER, 103664. South African Air Force. 7th July 1941. Age 20. Son of Mary I. Wells, of East London, Cape Province, South Africa Plot 3. Row B. Grave 6

Rhodesia Units

BASSETT, Leading Aircraftman, STANLEY ARTHUR, CR/3214. Southern Rhodesia Air Force. 3rd July 1940. Sec. 23. Grave 736.

HOLLOWAY, Sergeant, JOHN EDWARD, M/2221. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 23rd December 1943. Age 40. Plot 1. Row A. Grave 8.

SCOTT, Sergeant, JOHN DAYNELL SINCLAIR, M/2176. Rhodesia Air Askari Corps. 24th May 1944. Plot 2. Row B. Grave 8.

SPENCE, Aircraftwoman 1st Class, KATHARINE CHRISTIAN GORDON, A/859. Southern Rhodesia Women's Auxiliary Air Service. 28th January 1945. Age 40. Daughter of Arthur Morphew and Minnie Gordon Spence, of Kloof, Natal, South Africa. Plot 2. Row A. Grave 1.

HARARE (PIONEER) CEMETERY

Harare (Pioneer) Cemetery is a large town cemetery in which there are two War Graves Plots, both marked by a Cross of Sacrifice. From Unity Square (town centre) proceed 200 metres on 2nd Street and turn right into Jason Mayo Avenue. Proceed for 2 kilometres keeping to the right, and turn left at the lights into Rotten Row. Proceed for a further 2 kilometres passing over a large flyover. At the crossroads turn right and you will find the entrance to the Cemetery 200 metres further to the right. Also within the War Graves Plot is the Harare Cremation Memorial, commemorating a member of the Royal Air Force, and the Harare Memorial, commemorating 66 men of the Rhodesia Native Regiment and British South Africa Police. There are 27 Commonwealth burials of the 1914-1918 war and a further 224 Commonwealth burials of the 1939-1945 war in this cemetery.

Graves needed to be completed.

ACKERMAN, Sergeant, A, British South African Police. 19th November 1918. Presbyterian. 112.

BLATHERWICK, Captain, JAMES, British South African Police. 26th October 1918. C.E. 498.

GHULAM MAHOMED, Driver, MT/217. Southern Rhodesia Coloured M.T. Corps. 14th April 1943. Mohd. Plot. Grave 75.

KENWARD, Rifleman, R T, M/201. Rhodesia Regiment. 3rd February 1940. General Adult Section. Grave 1556.

KOEN, Private, CHARLES MICHAEL, 1548. 2nd Bn. Rhodesia Regiment. 18th February 1917. Age 32. Son of Elizabeth Koen, of 68, Merriman St., De Beers, Kimberley and the late Philip Koen. C.E. 428.

MOORE, Private, ROBERT, 1193. 2nd Bn. Rhodesia Regiment. 28th June 1917. C.E. 434.

MOSES, Captain, MARCUS ALWYN, 2nd Bn. Rhodesia Regiment. 24th December 1914. C.E. 384.

QUINCEY, Private, DEREK ROUGHTON, 443. Northern Rhodesia Volunteer Defence Force. 28th February 1941. Wesleyan Plot. Grave 299.

SAVORY, Serjeant, THOMAS ROBERT LANDY, 969. 2nd Bn. Rhodesia Regiment. Died of heart failure 1st October 1917. Age 23. Son of Thomas W. and Harriet Raw Savory, of Monze, N.W. Rhodesia; husband of Flora Gladys Scott Austin (formerly Savory), of Kokstad, East Griqualand. On war memorial for King Edward VII School, Johannesburg. C.E. 440.

WALTER, Sergeant, STANLEY N., 1694. British South African Police. 26th October 1918. C.E. 477.

WILLIAMS, Corporal, J B, CR/1127. Southern Rhodesia General List. 3rd December 1944. Age 28. Son of John John and Annie Alfreda Williams, of Salisbury, Zimbabwe. C. of E. Plot. Grave 912.

HWANGE CEMETERY

This Cemetery is situated near Kariba, on the road from Bulawayo. There is 1 Commonwealth burial of the 1939-1945 war here.

LEVETT, Trooper, KEPPEL BAGOT, 3759. British South African Police. 19th March 1941. Age 22. Grave 201.

KADOMA CEMETERY

On entering Kadoma, take the first road right. There is an old railway engine on the corner (museum). Drive to a crossroads 1 kilometre away, turn right and drive a further 700 metres to a street to the right. The Cemetery is on the corner. The two graves are numbered 150 and 601.

ROBERTS, Constable, SAMUEL, 1850. British South African Police. 25th October 1918. Grave 150.

Rhodesia Units

HUMPHRIS, Serjeant, R T, LC/18. Southern Rhodesian Internment Camp Corps. 9th October 1939. Age 55. Son of Richard Tom and Ellen Arabella Humphris; husband of Dorothy Gould Humphris, of Salisbury, Zimbabwe. Grave 601.

MASVINGO CEMETERY

Masvingo may be reached from Gweru via Zvishanvane or Harare via Mvuma. In Masvingo go past the Civic Centre, turn left into Oliver Street and continue to the end of the road where the cemetery will be found. There is 1 Commonwealth burial of the 1914-1918 war a 2 of the 1939-1945 war.

GRADY, Trooper, HENRY, 1588. British South African Police. 15th October 1915. Age 42. Son of James Grady. 6. 98.

Rhodesia Units

ELLENGER, Flight Sergeant, HENRY, M/2105. Southern Rhodesia Air Force. 9th June 1946. Grave 471.

ROSSOUW, Private, M C, X/12249. Southern Rhodesia Labour Corps. 27th May 1945. Grave 449.

MUTARE CEMETERY

Mutare Cemetery belongs to the Town Council. There are 2 Commonwealth burials of the 1914-1918 war and 3 of the 1939-1945 war.

COCHRANE, Constable, GORDON PERCIVAL, 3590. British South African Police. 4th July 1940. C. of E. Sec. 2. Grave 271.

DAIMONES, Private, 2nd. Cape Corps, S.A. Forces. 24th February 1918. I. Col. and Native Sect. 700

Rhodesia Units

ROBERTS, Private, SHIRLEY W., 817. 2nd Bn. Rhodesia Regiment. 29th May 1917. Age 46. Son of Thomas and Elizabeth Roberts. C.E. 339.

SCHEIDAT, Trooper, R G, CR/2974. Southern Rhodesia Reconnaissance Regiment. 17th December 1943. C. of E. Sec. 4. Grave 666.

British Unit

Name: REDMAN, HAROLD VICTOR
Initials: H V
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Flight Lieutenant
Regiment: Royal Air Force
Age: 51
Date of Death: 18/12/1947
Service No: 49717
Additional information: Son of Thomas and Eliza Redman; husband of Maggie Redman, of Umtali, Zimbabwe. Also served in 1914-1918 War.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Non-Conformist Sec. 11. Grave 362.

SHANGANI (ALBANY FARM) GRAVE

65 kilometres from Gweru town centre on the Bulawayo Road there is a Post Office to the left and a store and petrol station to the right of the road. 500 metres further on turn left at the signpost for Fort Rixon and Greystones. This is the 100 kilometres mark from Bulawayo. Drive 10 kilometres to a T Junction, turn right and drive 6 kilometres in the direction of Fort Rixon. The farm house is the only house on the left of the road.

BAWDEN, Gunner, CHARLES WILLIAM, X/18091. Southern Rhodesia Artillery. 6th October 1943. Age 18. Son of H. Sloggett and Laura Beatrice Bawden, of Shangani, Zimbabwe.

STRABUWA'S KRAAL

Strabuwa's Kraal will be found in the Gokwe district. The site is situated just away from the beach; it is flat and surrounded by a pallisade fence.

BUTLER, Trooper, WALTER, 1542. British South African Police. 2nd November 1915.

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