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A History of the Consecration of Churches and Churchyards. By R. W. MunceyM.A. Preface by Dr.J. P. Whitney. (Heffer & Sons; 6/-.) F.M.
By the 17th century, though, the “wakes” had become riotous affairs held in churchyards. Hindle is a surname, and was also a fictional mill town in the 1910 play Hindle Wakes; I need to track ...
Until the development of the churchyard grounds on a hillside of the former village of Alt-Schöneberg, the St. Matthew's parish, formerly one of the wealthiest in Berlin, buried its dead in the ...