Co/Inq3/2/59

FELMERSHAM: human skeleton discovered in the garden at 1 Trinity Close; the bones were considered to be over 100 years old and to come from more than one body, with the bones were some pig’s teeth; the Coroner’s Officer speculated the presence of a monastery on the site (near to the church) or that the body was that of a suicide; the pathologist commented that he understood that the burial of a pig’s head with a body was not uncommon in ancient times.

20 Sep 1980

From: 1980 To: 1980

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FELMERSHAM, human remains, skeleton, gardens, Felmersham Trinity Close, pigs, coroner's officer, monasteries, churches, suicide, pathologist, burials