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A History of the County of Oxford
… as coroner, bailiff of the county court, and clerk to the burial board. 94 Prominent auctioneers included the architect …
A History of the County of Oxford
… officers, and (from 1855) members of the newly established burial board, and in the early 1890s sought, apparently … extended its powers under the 1894 Act, becoming a burial board with responsibility for the municipal cemetery, … on planning issues, and retained control of allotments, burial grounds, and some leisure facilities, besides …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Wenman (d. 1534) and his widow Anne (d. c. 1538) requested burial there. 166 Two large three-light windows with square …
A History of the County of Oxford
… were allocated a separate mortuary chapel and burial plots. 23 The leading Methodists' spirit of sober but …
A History of the County of Essex
… health and sanitation, improvement and lighting, and burial. 72 In 1920 Wivenhoe urban district council built 16 … and two houses were built in High Street in 1952. 84 A burial board was established in 1855, and a cemetery of 2 a. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the chapel early acquired baptismal rights, but it had no burial rights until 1414, when the inhabitants of Wolvercote … to Sir John Walter of Godstow as a private pew and burial place. Walter or his heirs seem to have carried out …
A History of the County of Oxford
… church. 48 By 1556, when a Cutteslowe man requested burial at Wolvercote, 49 the area seems to have been served … name killed in 584, but it is unlikely to have been his burial place, as its later use as a robbers' hideout suggests …