Twelve members of the Cambridge Borough Police Force are known to have been buried in Mill Road Cemetery. in many cases, their membership of the Force is stated in the grave inscription; in other cases it can be deduced from other sources of information.
In 1895, the Force comprised 54 men. The Chief Constable was Charles Edward Holland, Esquire, and under him were one chief inspector, two inspectors, one sergeant & chief clerk, five detective sergeants (Nos 1-5), one detective police constable, and 43 police constables (Nos 6-48).
- Edward Bakerpolice constable; by 1901 a police sergeant and by 1911 had risen to the rank of ‘inspector of police’
- Susannah Barker; Arthur James Cole Barker; Sarah Fanny BarkerInscription : ARTHUR C BARKER son d 1940 age 71 and SARAH FANNY BARKER d March 10 1956 aged 85
- Richard Constantine Barker; Sophia BarkerInscription : RICHARD CONSTANTINE BARKER d Feb 20th 1891 aged 67 SOPHIA BARKER the beloved wife of RICHARD CONSTANTINE BARKER d Feb 21st 1915 in her 90th year
- William Bonda member of the Cambridgeshire Borough Police Force for over 28 years
- Albert Brandpolice officer on the Cambridge Borough Police Force from at least 1887 until probably the late 1900s.
- Annie Carnegie Brownone of the first policewomen.
- Charles Cooper CarterCharles Cooper Carter (c.1835‒1916) was a member of the Cambridge Borough Police Force from 1859 to 1895.
- Sophia Caunt; William Caunt; Sarah FrostInscription : In Loving Memory of My dear husband WILLIAM CAUNT d Dec 11 1914 age 71 also SOPHIA CAUNT wife of the above d Jan 24 1927 age 81 also of SARA FROST sister of the above d Nov 14 1927 age 84
- Charles Chiddenton; Martina ChiddentonInscription : In Loving Memory of my dear husband CHARLES CHIDDENTON d 4 Jan 1895 age 63 also MARTINA CHIDDENTON his wife d 24 Apr 1924 age 85
- George Francis ClarkDetective Police Constable in the Cambridgeshire Borough Police Force for 34 years