Definition of Buryall. Meaning of Buryall. Synonyms of Buryall

- included: "of every worshipful gentyllman that goyth onye gounes at ther buryall ...one goune [at funerals gowns would be given to mourners]. when he gythe...
- May 1569 at St Margaret Lothbury. The Stationers' Company "Payd for the buryall of Coplande vjs"; this may not mean they were called upon to bear his funeral...
- records that Bishop Hall was requested to ****ign the chapel precinct "for buryall of such Prisoners as shall die in the Gaole." Other notable events that...
- Winthrop, Cotton, Wilson, and the Reverend Thomas Weld "went to the place of buryall & commanded to digg it up to [behold] it, & they sawe it, a most hideous...
- her death at some point around 1698. In her will she requested "a Decent Buryall in the Parish Church of Nockholt in the County of Kent accordynge to the...
- presoners in the castell and in the Guyldhall of norwiche att the day of my buryall to iche of them in mete and money ijd [two pence], It[e]m I bequethe to...
- presoners in the castell and in the Guyldhall of norwiche att the day of my buryall to iche of them in mete and money ijd [two pence], It[e]m I bequethe to...
- presoners in the castell and in the Guyldhall of norwiche att the day of my buryall to iche of them in mete and money ijd [two pence], It[e]m I bequethe to...
- not well fenced ... [for] Tyme out of mynde, it hath not been used for a buryall place". The church was reopened in 1891 and the churchyard came back into...