Our page on the Commonwealth War Graves in St Alban's churchyard is just those from WW1. The ones you mention above are WW2 and I believe are in the extension churchyard. They are harder to find because they do not have the standard war grave memorial (we can only suppose the families decided against this). There are also others such as the Skilling Brothers who are not on the CWGC list. There is just just one standard war grave in this section to WARD, Trooper, WILLIAM, 7931842. I can see this all warrants another page on war graves at St Alban's

Yes I now realised that, I did find the Ward grave in the extension, so the other's as you say must be on family memorials. I did pick up Cpl Francis Sydney Pickering who fell 8th June 1917 and his commemorated on the Loos memorial, So it's back to reading the small print some fine day. For interest the photos that I have taken are on Find a Grave, the "Grave Hoppers" site and Military Images. [28th61st] You have an excellent and informative site and very easy to navigate. Alf