I've moved this to a new topic - since I placed it wrongly - sorry.
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I am also seeking information re two burials in All Hallows, Tottenham.
One is for Catherine Wright, buried June 1830 and, I believe, with a memorial or tombstone in the churchyard.
The second is her husband William Wright, buried 30 Jul 1839.
They had lived at Tottenham Park (mansion house) from 1815 - death. The house was demolished after 1896 and the land became part of Tottenham Cemetery, according to my research.
I can't find anything re these deaths to show where they were buried - same grave? Where in the churchyard?
Added: Just found FreeReg giving for William
"Ref A031: bd Jul 30 1839 aged 97yrs PR. Headstone facing east (listed 1979/names identified/burial located & mapped)" - he was actually 87 when he died (transcription error I guess)
and for Catherine (1830)
"Facing yard "old tombstones.....laid to form a path from the irongate entrance to the church yard up to the lobby of the little south-door entrance into the church" [1840 William Robinson*]." But she'd only been dead 10 years - little early to lift tombstones?
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Pam
*From Robinson's 1840 book 'The History and Antiquities of Tottenham'.