(The Royal Chelsea Hospital Ground in Brookwood Cemetery covers roughly two acres. There is a large memorial bearing the words - on one side:
"The original Burial Ground at Chelsea Hospital having been closed in 1854, a plot in the Brompton Cemetery was used between 1855 and 1893 when this Cemetery was acquired. 'For though the British soldier has entered many countries as a conqueror, there are few that he has not quitted as a friend.' This monument is erected in their honour by the Lords Commissioners and Governors of the Royal Hospital Chelsea."
And on the other: "The ashes of In-Pensioners are interred here. Their names are in the 'Book of Remembrance.'"
No individual names are recorded on this and only a relatively few modern stones are in one corner of the plot, as well as a few individual stones to high-ranking officers of the Hospital who are interred on the border strip. (See photographs of the area and of the memorial itself, in the 4th Hussar file.)