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Listed Graves Trail
The nine graves on this trail have been given a Grade II listing by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport for their special architectural and historical merit and interest.
You can find out more about the tombs and the people buried in them on the
listed graves pages
.
Listed Graves Trail
Stop 1 George and Sarah Kett
George Kett
(1809-1872) of Wymondham, Norfolk was a skilled carpenter and wood carver.
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Stop 2 Elizabeth and George Kett
George Robert Kett
OBE (1860-1933) came from a long line of George Ketts.
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Stop 3 James Rattee
James Rattee
(1820-1855) was a highly skilled woodcarver and stonemason.
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Stop 4 Moyes family
Elizabeth Moyes
, wife of John Andrew Moyes, died in 1865, and was buried in the family tomb.
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Stop 5 Harry Hall
The grave of
Harry Thomas Hall
is hidden near the cemetery wall in the shade of a huge horsechestnut tree.
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Stop 6 James Reynolds
For many years,
James Reynolds
drove the telegraph stagecoach from Cambridge to London. He died in 1868 aged 73.
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Stop 7 Hermann Bernard
Hermann Bernard
(1785-1857) lived in Cambridge and taught Hebrew at Cambridge University for around 20 years until his death.
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Stop 8 Edward and Elizabeth Lawrence
Three members of the
Lawrence family
are buried in this tomb.
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Stop 9 William Crowe
The grave of
William Crowe
and his wife (or sister?) Eliza can easily be missed, as it is hidden behind a huge yew tree and under strong-growing elder branches. But it’s worth a look because the tomb is so unusual.
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