Two Home Army soldiers are buried in the cemetery and one symbolic burial has been arranged. The graves are enclosed by a common fence and constitute a military quarters. The quarters are situated on the left side of the cemetery avenue leading from the old stone gate. Two of the graves are typical earthen graves, framed by concrete, on which stand simple concrete crosses with engraved inscriptions. The third is a family grave in which a partisan was buried.

The inscriptions are written in Polish, but contain linguistic errors:

"Zbigniew Łukaszewicz "Jasny" żoł. 3 Br. AK zam. P. NKVD + 1945" // "Bonifacy Volozhinski 1926-1944 partisan nicknamed "Cuckoo" murdered by NKVD. Sleep a soldier in a dark grave Let Poland dream of you" // "Witold Koczan "Bajka" żoł. ORKO zam. P. NKVD + 1944".

Zbigniew Lukaszewicz was murdered in Kiejpuny in January 1945, his family moved his body to the cemetery in Miedniki. Bonifacy Volozhinski was detained by the NKVD in the Mokrzyce post prison and murdered the day after the AK action on this post; his body was buried behind a barn, then the family moved it to the cemetery in Miedniki. On the same day Witold Koczan died, murdered by the NKVD probably in the village of Bukówka (now in Belarus), but his body was not found.