burial ground

To the east of the house is the family burial ground.

The burial ground must have been to the north and east of the church.

It was used as a burial ground from 1861 to 1925.

These have been used as a burial ground for thousands of years.

Part of the property was already in use as a burial ground.

Those who died at the same time might be kept together, or if they were especially close, but there was not one single burial ground.

"I believe this is a burial ground of some kind."

If he is right, the burial ground will be a major historical site.

In 1901 a new burial ground was established on the north side of the church.

The burial ground, which was closed in 1790, will be the site of a 34-story Federal office building.

At the lower end of the island, they passed a burial ground.

The church extended further east over what is now the burial ground.

"The house is built on a burial ground or something like that," she said.

It is thought that a children's burial ground may mark the site of the church.

He wanted to make sure the burial ground was preserved.

She is also said to wander the family burial ground.

In earlier times the area had been part of a Roman burial ground.

It was a dying place, a burial ground, nothing more.

A small burial ground for early members of the meeting is located just to the north.

It was also the burial ground of the elites in the society.

It soon developed into the largest burial ground in the world.

Before the church, the site was one of significant religious importance as a burial ground.

Today, the cemetery is no longer used as a major burial ground for the town.

As a result, burial grounds are found throughout the world.

But for others, the burial ground has become a more acceptable place to visit.