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Brown plaque № 28123

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The Churchyard is first mentioned in records dating from 1262, until the Reformation and for sometime thereafter. As well as for burials, it was used as a meeting place for business transactions. When the new cemetery in Mill Street was opened in 1881 the churchyard was officially closed. Burials, however, continued to take place therein until the mid 1950s.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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