Few municipalities can be proud of having had several cemeteries; in general 1 or 2: the old cemetery and the new cemetery. Nogent stands out in this area. Throughout its history, the town has known five places of remembrance - although there is only one left today, with the particularity of being in the neighboring town of Perreux. Outside the town during the Merovingian period, then around the church until 1826. Moved out of homes before being exiled to an outdoor pastoral area. During the separation of the two communes (1887) the Perreuxiens considered that the burials of the two communes should be separated: the cemetery of Nogent crossed the street and the nogentaises burials moved, for the umpteenth time for some....