Thesaurus Term/Concept: FRIENDS BURIAL GROUND

Identifier 70063
Class MONUMENT TYPE
Status Preferred
Index? Yes
Scope Note A place of burial for members of the Religious Society of Friends, often known as Quakers.

Broader Terms/Concepts (1)

Related Terms/Concepts (0)

Narrower Terms/Concepts (0)

Instances/Examples (17)

Context Record
Monument Type MSF24637 9 High Street, Hadleigh. (Monument)
Monument Type MSF23967 Friend's Meeting House (Monument)
Monument Type MSF34521 Friends Meeting House (Demolished) and Burial Ground, Foundation Street, Ipswich. (Monument)
Monument Type MSF34517 Friends Meeting House built in 1804 with adjacent burial ground (Building)
Monument Type MSF34463 Friends Meeting House built in 1833 with adjacent burial ground (Building)
Monument Type MSF28170 Friends Meeting House built in the mid 18th century (Building)
Monument Type MSF34518 Friends Meeting House dated to 1745 with adjacent former burial ground. (Building)
Monument Type MSF26877 Friends Meeting House dated to 1860 with adjacent burial ground. (Building)
Monument Type MSF11865 Friends Meeting House, Holywell Row (Monument)
Monument Type MSF23151 Garden adjacent to 3 Cavendish Road (Monument)
Monument Type MSF19233 Green End; Rattlesden Road (Monument)
Monument Type MSF9502 Post Medieval Quaker burial ground. (Monument)
Monument Type MSF10945 Post-medieval cemetery, probably a Quaker burial ground (Monument)
Monument Type MSF11431 Post-medieval Quaker burial ground (Monument)
Monument Type MSF10960 Post-medieval Quaker burial ground on a triangular plot. (Monument)
Monument Type MSF697 Post-medieval Quaker meeting house and cemetery (Monument)
Monument Type MSF18556 Quaker Burial Ground, Tower Ramparts, Ipswich (IAS, 0201). (Monument)