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Edward Aburrow is, according to family tradition, an ancestor of mine, so I visited the village of Hambledon to try to find Edward Aburrow's grave, but the graves were covered in lichen. The churchwarden said he thought he remembered seeing the grave somewhere (it's a large churchyard), but wasn't sure where. On a subsequent visit I was told that that churchwarden had died. yewtree (talk) 08:50, 4 May 2008 (UTC)Reply
