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Old gravestone

There are many Burwood gravestones in the churchyard, probably the oldest is against the north wall of the church. It is a flat stone and because of its age it is almost impossible to read. It dates back to 1698 and I have the inscription printed in the East Anglian Miscellany 1922, with a copy of this you can read the stone.

entry submitted by ALEC BURWOOD on: 13/04/2014 09:41 GMT ........ contact this person

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