David Mathias Eckenroth has probably been transferred as an unknown soldier to the military cemetery Cerny-en-Laonnois.

Unfortunately, during our re-interment activities, we were not able to recover all the fallen German soldiers from his original burial place and transfer them to the cemetery Cerny-en-Laonnois. It is, however, possible that David Mathias Eckenroth is one of the German soldiers whose remains have been recovered, but whom it has not been possible to identify, in spite of all our efforts.

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• Please note that the version on display in some cemeteries is not the current version; therefore, the name of your relative may not be recorded in it.
• If you are related to David Mathias Eckenroth and would like us to inform you about changes in status or for your comments, please use the form under the link "Status change".
  
  You can use the "Status change" form via the link:
  – If you are related to David Mathias Eckenroth
  – For your comments
  – If you are interested in further details
• Please check carefully beforehand on the basis of your documents whether it is really your relative. If you are not sure, please note this in the text field of the form.

Cerny-en-Laonnois, Frankreich