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Re: It rained!
There is now nothing to indicate where individual graves are apart from the few large monuments. All the other grave stones have been moved to make a pathway round the church. I presume this was approved of the the Church of England and that if anyone had any objections at the time they could have voiced them.
The "stalls" on this fun day were all run by churches. It wasn't a secular event.
It may well be that there are no living relatives of those buried there. What I find more disturbing is that one of the remaining monuments has been vandalised more than once - the one with the opheclide (sp?) on it.
Whilst we are on the subject - what do you read this date of birth as being? It was part of a "Treasure Hunt" quiz for the kids and the date we thought (and still think) it is was marked as wrong.
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