Found the attached in a newspaper search. It was in the Western Morning News for December 1944. I wonder if they are still buried locally or were 'concentrated' into the large German Cemetery at Cannock Chase?
Only Claussen who died on 19 Dec 44 I can find on CWGC. He's now in Cannock Chase. Casualty Details | CWGC Photo of headstone. Claussen, Hans-Georg - TracesOfWar.com Listed on here . Heikendorf (Möltenort), Kreis Plön, Schleswig-Holstein: U-Boot-Fahrer, anderweitig ums Leben gekommen (denkmalprojekt.org)
Oberleutnant zur See Ewald Hülsenbeck = Cannock Chase (GB) Block 7 Grave 66 https://de.findagrave.com/memorial/147924550/ewald-h_lsenbeck Obersteuermann Conrad Schweizer = Penzance (GB) Section F Row B Grave 9 Penzance, Grafschaft Cornwall, England, Großbritannien
Little to add to what I told the Penwith Local History Group other than to explain the Bodmin Emergency Hospital was in the Kendall Building of St Lawrence's Hospital in Bodmin. It treated wounded personnel from all three services and also dealt with a number of the casualties from the bombing of Bodmin in August 1942. Somewhere I have some photos from Penzance Cemetery - will have to go ahunting!
Massive cargo ship runs aground on lighthouse off Cornish coast - RNLI rush to scene (msn.com) Wolf Rock Lighthouse - Wikipedia
