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Once a year the living held feasts in the burial ground, and invited the ghosts to share in the repast.
The burial ground contains sixteen graves, which will give the annual percentage of mortality.
The church is built on a lofty promontory, in the middle of a very large burial ground.
They had no burial ground in the settlement, and he was laid to rest several miles from his home.
To preserve the body from the wolves it was placed upon a scaffold, and then later carried to the borders of a lake, on the border of which was the burial ground of the family.
A related factor in selecting a fresh site had to do with the burial ground in the old homestead.
They prevented any person who looked poor from entering the burial ground.
I understand that a parish may have its burial ground in another parish.
Another time we were discussing for ever so long whether a disused burial ground might be used as a tramway shelter.
The grievance on that ground would be intensified ten-fold if the thing applied to the parish churchyard or the burial ground.
People concerned in developing a burial ground should be prepared to safeguard the interests and the feelings of the relatives of those buried.
No graveyard or burial ground belonging to any other denomination is to be taken away.
They built a chapel and arranged their burial ground.
It is very objectionable that religious bodies should have a right in these schemes to claim a site for a burial ground.
A burial ground can be put on a hillside but not an aerodrome.
The burial ground is held both for the burgh ratepayers and the landward ratepayers.
The question is whether in any case the disused burial ground was regarded as a source of profit.
It has on its doorstep the mass animal burial ground, where 500,000 animals are buried.
What was a fashionable burial ground in 1837 and in subsequent years is no longer fashionable.
That concerns a privately owned cemetery which had not been used as a burial ground since 1854.
