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Wimereux Communal Cemetery, located near the coast of Northern France, holds the graves of 15 Identified Australian Fromelles soldiers. Wimereux was the headquarters of the Queen Mary's Army Auxilliary Corps during the First World War and contains 2,847 war dead.Buried among them is Lt.-Col. John McCrae, author of the poem "In Flanders Fields."

Unit No. Rank Surname Forenames Fate Date
57 Bn 1651 Pte Adams Frederick Charles DOW 19th August 1916
60 Bn 2562 Pte Beirne William Bernard DOW 25th July 1916
60 Bn 2787 Pte Bishop John Henry DOW 25th July 1916
60 Bn 3281 Pte Cook John William DOW 24th July 1916
59 Bn 3503 Pte Davis George Young DOW 25th July 1916
53 Bn 3145 Pte Fry William DOW 26th July 1916
59 Bn 3739 Pte Gandy John Frederick DOW 22nd July 1916
60 Bn 3042 Pte Groom William Charles DOW 29th July 1916
53 Bn 1956 Pte Lawson Walter Raleigh DOW 29th July 1916
53 Bn 3355 Pte Martin Cyril Henry DOW 8th August 1916
53 Bn 3555 L/Cpl Murray Lindasy Bertram DOW 28th July 1916
31 Bn 1735 Pte Page Percy William DOW 5th August 1916
60 Bn 3959 Pte Warren Robert Clyde DOW 24th July 1916
53 Bn 4891 Pte West Walter Henry DOW 28th July 1916
56 Bn 3289 Pte Wilson Arthur Robert DOW 9th August 1916