This is exactly right.

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They move all the stones back.

The graves are still underneath here. You know, it's just so they can keep it

tidy because some fall down.

So people are buried here. So Sarah wasn't buried here, is that right? No, it would have been a sixth way I imagine.

Hillary and Gerald Fox and their granddaughter Meg Edwards are with me looking at the outside of the Quaker

house in Birkimstead, England. This is where their relative John Tall spent quite a

lot of time later in his life. 1852, 1855. So many steroids everywhere. I wonder whether

there's anyone relevant.

This is all around that time period.

There are gravestones for prominent Quakers from the 1800s in the front yard.

There's a lot of squires here.

They must have been prominent here.

Yeah, this is squires here.

And little boys.

The headstones are simple, which is what I would expect from what Hillary Fox told me about Quakerism.

She learned about it from her father who took her to Quaker meetings when she was young.

Well, very simplistic life really without a lot of frills.

Dad couldn't stand boasting of any kind.

If anybody was sort of you know full of themselves and oh I've got this and I've got that he really couldn't take that at all.

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