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From: Graham Price <>
Subject: Re: [CHS] A Great and Wicked Disturbance?
Date: Fri, 03 Jul 2009 23:23:50 +1000

At 09:21 PM 3/07/2009, Gordon wrote:

>'Whose Burial Was A Great And Wicked Disturbance'.
>Can anyone suggest, please, what might have occurred at the funeral
>to warrant such an observation?

Don't know, but it reminds me of a vicar's notation in the 1700s
burial register at Ellesmere when he wrote about a deceased woman:
"the dirtiest woman in the parish." What on earth did he mean by that?
Cheers

Graham
Melbourne
Oz

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• [CHS] A Great and Wicked Disturbance? by "Gordon Evans" <>
  • Re: [CHS] A Great and Wicked Disturbance? by judy olsen <>
  • Re: [CHS] A Great and Wicked Disturbance? by "Adrian B" <>

  • Re: [CHS] A Great and Wicked Disturbance? by Graham Price <>

  • [CHS] A Great and Wicked Disturbance by "Colin Harrison" <>