In the church cemetery, in individual graves, which do not constitute a war plot, were buried the soldiers of the AK killed in July 1944 in battles against the German troops. Those buried here include: Wacław Gulbinowicz pseud. "Bocian "Cpl. Jan StankiewiczN. KorowajczykRomuald Żabiński (Ziembiński?).The graves of Stankiewicz and Gulbinowicz have been preserved to the present day; Korowajczyk is probably buried next to Gulbinowicz and Aniela Korowajczyk (there is an unnamed wooden cross next to her grave); the grave of Romuald Żabiński (Ziembiński) could not be located.Stankiewicz's grave is modest, separated by a metal fence, and has a metal cross with a small plaque and an inscription: "Ś. P. Jan Stankiewicz 1925 - 5 July 1944 gave his life for the Fatherland Peace to his soul colleagues of the Home Army".Gulbinowicz's grave is a family grave, where three other people are also buried. A metal cross stands on the grave, to which a small bright metal plaque is attached with the inscription: "Gulbinowicz Waclaw zg. [died] a tragic death 1906 - 1944". At the foot of the cross is a stone slab dedicated to the others buried here.