Belgian War Grave Tignée
In the cemetery near the church of Tignée is the grave of;
BEAUJEAN Armand, age 29, soldier with the 12th line regiment, died of illness on March 30th, 1918, in the hospital at Montpellier from contracted pulmonary tuberculosis probably due to the pandemic Spanish Flu.
He was reburied in the Evegnée-Tignée cemetery in 1923.
He is also remembered on the monument in this cemetery.
He is also remembered on the monument in this cemetery. Photo 3 in the far upper left is Private Beaujean.
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Source
- Text: Ed Lewandowski
- Photos: Ed Lewandowski
- https://wardeadregister.be
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