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” but it looks like a lot of famous people are buried here. The list is just impressive. ” Thanks for the link to the Wikipedia article [‘buried’] as a lot of time and effort has gone into it, and their Find-A-Grave entries! The Friends of The Ascension Parish Burial Ground, lead by Chair : Diana Tapp, supported by Secretary: James Clackson, Treasurer: Pat Ingham, and the Historian/Archivist: Mark Goldie are doing a great job.
Thanks for your comment! I enjoyed my visit to this place.
The work done by the late LUCY WALKER: “A Walk round the Parish Ascension Burial Ground” (fourth edition, 1994) and DR. MARK GOLDIE : “A Cambridge Necropolis” (March 2000) needs to be fully acknowledged as well. Contact Pat Ingham of the Friends if you need photocopies of either paper. Martin.