The oldest known graves are those of the de Durmarche (1595) and the Nihoule (1597). A tombstone with a piece of heraldry was found in this cemetery and is believed to belong to Marguerite de La Marck-Arenberg or Catherine de Oest d'Aigremont. However, the wealthier individuals could afford to be buried inside the church, such as Charles Boesmans, who died in 1633, priest Noël Pagnoul in 1690, and the lord of Waarge.
The oldest known graves are those of the de Durmarche (1595) and the Nihoule (1597). A tombstone with a piece of heraldry was found in this cemetery and is believed to belong to Marguerite de La Marck-Arenberg or Catherine de Oest d'Aigremont However the wealthier individuals could afford to be buried inside the church, such as Charles Boesmans, who died in 1633 priest Noël Pagnoul in 1690, and the lord of Waarge.