37th Graves - Tyne Cot Tyne Cot Cemetery is the largest Commonwealth War Graves cemetery in the world with 11,871 soldiers buried there (70% of them unknown). There is also a Memorial to the Missing on which are listed 34,888 names. The main thrust of the attack on the infamous village of Passchendaele took place in this area between October and November 1917.

Frederick Edward Bryen	Harry Cooke	Charles Richard Campbell until the dawn breaks and shadow flee away	Charles Netley Cramp His death was Australia's loss
Alan Rudge Davis Until the day break and the shadows flee away	William Farmer In remembrance of you no one will forget.	Alexander Edward Hall sunshine passes shadows fall, love & remembrance outlast all	Daniel Joseph Hardy   In loving memory of our dear son and brother remembrance ever
George Howard  Hayes For the sake of those I dearly loved	Eric Hillman We shall meet again our own dear son and brother	Henry John  Jagoe Greather love hath no man that he lay down his life for his friends.	James Edward Kingley
Leonard John Lock	William Love  A thoughtful boy loving and  kind a loving memory left behind  *Note - William foster mother placed this on his grave	Thomas Francis Marney Could we have stood beside your grave and seen you laid to rest	Clarence Pepyat
Albert William Reeves	Archibald Rickard	Edward Toynbee  Stevens	Andrew Strawhorn
Henry Charles Taylor Father in thy gracious keeping leave  we now our loved one sleeping	Joseph James Timms  May his soul rest in peace	William Henry White In memory of deeply loved son of Mr & Mrs White of Clydebank Vic.	The cross of Sacrifice built on a German pillbox