Contains 3474 soldiers
Created in 1920 to receive bodies from soldiers who died during the Batailles de Champagne from 1914 to 1918. The cemetary was expanded from 1923 to 1926 to received extra bodies from closed cemeteries to the east of Reims such as:
La Voie romaine, Ferme de Moscou, Village Gascon, Estival, Mont sans Nom, Mont Blond, Mont Haut, Mont Cornillet, Mont du Casque, Mont Téton, Bois Sacré, Bois Liévin, Bois de la Chapelle, Bois du Puits
Auberive Nécropole is the final resting place for 215+ 315e soldiers that lost their lives on 25th September 1915
Officers buried at Auberive Nécropole
Captaine Paul Emile Petard (1879-1915)
5e bataillon – 19e compagnie
Captaine Marius Louis Astiggiano (1873-1915)
4e bataillon – 13e compagnie
LTN Laurent Zacharie Carchet (1875-1915)
5e bataillon – 19e compagnie
SLT Francois Alexandre Didelin (1879-1915)
Died on 24th September whilst inspected departure areas for the next day
Les Hommes
Below are 157 Graves from 25th to 28th September
Cinqualbre
Sergent fourrier
39 years oldClairet
37 years old
CdeG and MMCousin
30 years oldCouvret
Sergent fourrier
38 years oldCrepi
40 years oldDanger
34 years oldDastot Davaze
29 years oldDelval
42 years oldDeslandes Doyen
28th SeptemberDuc
29 years oldDugue
37 years oldDumur
30 years oldDurand
30 years oldDurefort
Duron
42 years oldEmonet
31 years oldErnoul Escoubeyron Esperquette Faure Fontaine Fontaine
WIP