APPENDIX B.

Burial-grounds in London which have been entirely demolished for New Streets, Railway Lines, Public Buildings, Private Houses, &c.

THE CITY.

Name of Churchyard or Burial-ground. What occupies the Site.

1. There were Roman Cemeteries in various parts of the City.
2. Sepulchral remains have been found in Newgate Street,
3. Ludgate, Camomile Street, St. Mary at Hill, St. Dunstan’s
4. in the East, St. Paul’s Churchyard, and Bishopsgate
5. Churchyard (the last named being very ancient, possibly of
6. British origin). See also [Whitechapel], [Limehouse], [Bermondsey],
7. and [Lewisham].
Name of Churchyard or Burial-groundWhat occupies the Site
8. Burial-grounds of St. Martin le Grand and St. Lennard, Foster LaneThe General Post Office.
9. Jews original Burial-groundJewin St. and neighbourhood.
10. St. Nicholas ShamblesNewgate Street.
11. St. Benet, Paul’s WharfThrown into St. Benet’s Hill.
12. The Workhouse Ground, Shoe Lane, belonging to St. Andrew’s, HolbornThe Farringdon Market occupied the site, and a street has now taken its place
13. Allhallows’, Honey LaneThe Old City of London School was built on its site.
14. St. Mary le BowWarehouses and street full of vans, called Bow Churchyard.
15. St. John, Cloak LaneTaken by District Railway in 1879 for Cannon Street Station, &c.
16. St. Mary BothawCannon Street Station, S.E.R.
17. St. Mary MounthawTaken for Queen Victoria St.
18. St. Nicholas OlaveTaken for Queen Victoria St.
19. St. Mary MagdalenTaken for Queen Victoria St.
20. Elsing Spital PrioryWarehouses, London Wall.
21. St. Peter le Poer, Broad St.Houses in Broad Street.
22. St. Thomas AconsMercer’s Hall.
23. St. Bartholomew’s Priory, SmithfieldThis had a cemetery attached, which is covered by the buildings near the south transept of the church.
24. St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Burial-groundWest wing of hospital.
25. St. Swithin, Cannon StreetRoadway on north side of church.
26. St. Dunstan in the West, Fleet StreetProbably north end of present church.
27. St. Michael le QuerneCheapside.
28. Additional ground to Christ Church, Moorgate StreetSouthern end of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital.
29. St. Mary ColechurchOld Jewry.
30. St. Margaret Moses, Friday StreetCannon Street.
31. Garden in Hosier Lane, used for St. Mary le BowBuilt upon about 1560.
32. Holy Trinity the Less, Trinity LaneMansion House Station.
33. St. Mary Axe, Leadenhall StreetHouses on west side of the street called St. Mary Axe.
34. St. Mary Woolchurch HawMansion House.
35. St. Bartholomew by the ExchangeThreadneedle Street.
36. Bethlem Burial-ground (also called Rowe’s)Liverpool Street Station.
37. St. Benet, Gracechurch St.Corner of Fenchurch Street.
38. St. Margaret, New Fish St.Metropolitan Railway.
39. St. Andrew HubbardHouses between Botolph Lane and Love Lane. The old King’s Weigh House Chapel was on the site.
40. St. Botolph, Billingsgate (Lower Ground)Warehouse in Lower Thames Street, with terra cotta heads on the frontage.
41. Garden of Hundsdon House, Blackfriars (French Embassy)95 bodies buried in two pits here in 1623 after an accident. Site now disappeared.
42. Pest-field, Hand AlleyNew Street, Bishopsgate Street.
43. The Churchyard of the Dutch Church, Austin FriarsThis Burial-ground was on the south side of the Dutch Church, now built over.
44. St. Michael, Crooked LaneKing William Street.
45. St. James’ Hermitage Burial-groundHouses south of the postern and the south wall of St. Giles’ Churchyard, Cripplegate.
46. Cemetery of the Crutched FriarsSouth of Fenchurch Street.

ST. MARYLEBONE.

47. Churchyard of Old Tyburn ChurchMarylebone Court House, Stratford Place.
48. Burial-place for those executed at TyburnCorner of Upper Bryanston Street and Edgware Road.

PADDINGTON.

49. Pest-field, Craven Hill Probably never used.Craven Hill Gardens.