In the cemetery, in its part situated directly behind the church, there is a war cemetery section where Polish soldiers killed in the Polish-Bolshevik war are buried. The cemetery has 9 graves - apart from 7 graves of Polish soldiers (hiding ashes of 8 soldiers), there is also 1 soldier of the Border Protection Corps, killed in the inter-war period (described separately) and 1 civilian. The graves are situated in two rows - the first row has 5 graves and the second row has 4 graves. The crosses are engraved with inscriptions in honour of 5 soldiers known by name and 3 unknown. The cemetery was restored in 1996, the work being carried out with funds from the Council for the Protection of Struggle and Martyrdom Sites. The site is currently in need of renewed restoration work. In 2022, a professional expert opinion on the condition of the cemetery was commissioned by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.