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]]> Comment on How You Can Help by Osvaldo Ducrepin http://norfolk-quakers.org.uk/?p=31&cpage=1#comment-96 Osvaldo Ducrepin Fri, 02 Apr 2010 06:34:04 +0000 http://norfolk-quakers.org.uk/wrdprs/?p=31#comment-96 very good insight, I really enjoyed reading this, keep it up! very good insight, I really enjoyed reading this, keep it up!

]]> Comment on Elizabeth Fry: The Face on the Fiver by Martin http://norfolk-quakers.org.uk/?p=42&cpage=1#comment-95 Martin Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:37:44 +0000 http://norfolk-quakers.org.uk/wrdprs/?p=42#comment-95 A nice piece, thank you. Just an aside, but the man (with glasses) and - I'm not sure which? - lady in front of him, is Thomas Fowell Buxton, and his wife Hannah (nee Gurney, Elizabeth's sister). Whilst doing some voluntary work in my local churchyard last year, I discovered their grave, which had been buried in ivy for many decades. They had ten children, some adopted, some natural, the first four of who all died within five wekks of whooping cough, in 1820 - a tragedy that touched my heart. It did not put them off even so, there are ten children listed altogether - Hannah, bless her, saw nine of them and her husband die in her own, long lifetime. She must have been quite a lady, Thomas and her were early advocates of the abolition of capital punishment as well as slavery - good people, never to be forgotten I hope! A nice piece, thank you. Just an aside, but the man (with glasses) and - I’m not sure which? - lady in front of him, is Thomas Fowell Buxton, and his wife Hannah (nee Gurney, Elizabeth’s sister). Whilst doing some voluntary work in my local churchyard last year, I discovered their grave, which had been buried in ivy for many decades. They had ten children, some adopted, some natural, the first four of who all died within five wekks of whooping cough, in 1820 - a tragedy that touched my heart. It did not put them off even so, there are ten children listed altogether - Hannah, bless her, saw nine of them and her husband die in her own, long lifetime.
She must have been quite a lady, Thomas and her were early advocates of the abolition of capital punishment as well as slavery - good people, never to be forgotten I hope!

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