The church cemetery in Radlovice was probably established at the beginning of the 20th century, during the construction of the parish church. Several tombstones with Polish inscriptions, dating from the inter-war period, have survived.

Hauser, however, does not consider them to be of much artistic value. He mentions only two, now nameless monuments. The first was topped with a stone folk crucifix, while the second was decorated with a sculpture of the Virgin Mary with Child in a niche.

The inscriptions he wrote down in 1999, on the other hand, concern Stefcia Ciondrak (d. 1942) and Maria Zagwojska (d. 1941). The former tombstone is in the form of silver-plated rocks, the latter topped with a stone cross.

Under one of the trees several broken iron crosses and tin inscription plaques detached from them have been collected. These gravestones belong to Jan Beigier (d. 1928) and Casimir Beigier (d. 1927).

Information about the cemetery published (see bibliography).