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[[Wales]][[Image:Gotoarrow.png]][[Denbighshire]][[Image:Gotoarrow.png]]Burial Records | |||
The [http://www.clwydfhs.org.uk/ Clwyd Family History Society] have published, in booklet format, many '''Registers of Interments''' and '''Memorial Inscriptions''' for cemeteries in Denbighshire. | The [http://www.clwydfhs.org.uk/ Clwyd Family History Society] have published, in booklet format, many '''Registers of Interments''' and '''Memorial Inscriptions''' for cemeteries in Denbighshire. | ||
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Langford, Louis, and Wynne-Woodhouse, Bill. A Quaker Resurrection. The discovery of two headstones led to the discovery of early Quakers in Anglican Registers. A careful cleaning of the surviving stones revealed the incomplete inscription, facsimile of the stones is given, Ere lyeth th ody of John Edwards of Bache who died the last day of July 1700, and his wife Margaret Griffis 1699. the other one says Here lyeth y... of John Jones of .... n abbert Grocer who...beth y daughter of ... who parted this .... 1743 aged 62.Also gives a small list of those Quakers who were buried, and the years. Article found in Hel Acahu, #34, August, 1991, pages 15-17, Family History Library Ref. 942.43 D25h | |||
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