The Cemetery of the parish is situated a little to the north
of the village, and was opened in 1887, the land, four acres, being purchased
from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners.
It is tastefully laid out, having in the centre a good stone house for the superintendent, with a board room for the Burial Board. The total cost was £1200.
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Buried in this Cemetery are some of those who fought and sadly died in various conflicts. Where possible, information is provided in which service they belonged.
| Abbot | Richard | Royal Field Artillery |
| Bailey | Robert James | 7 Sqdn |
| Brodhurst | Frederick James | Royal Army Service Corps |
| Burge | Harry | Royal Field Artillery |
| Chapman | Leslie | Royal Army Service Corps |
| Charlton | Norman Quentin |
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| Clark | A | 3rd Bn. Sherwood Foresters |
| Cooke | T W | 9th (Queen's Royal) Lancers |
| Hutchinson | Ralph Cuthbert |
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| Linford | T | H.M. Coastguard |
| Maddison | Robert | Hood Bn. R.N. Div |
| Parry | Edward | Northumberland Fusiliers |
| Porteous | Robert Watson | Welsh Regt |
| Raine | Tom Henry Sparvell | Durham Light Infantry |
| Ruddick | John Charles | Royal Artillery |
| Sipson | Arthur | York and Lancaster Regiment |
| Storey | R | Royal Engineers |
| Tait | Richard Neville |
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| Walker | Gordon Morrison | H.M.S Daedalus |
| Webster | Robert John | Royal Artillery |
| Wilkinson | Thomas | Searchlight Regt. Royal Artillery |
A list of those who were buried at Boldon can be found in Boldon History.