St Austell Quaker Burial Ground in St Austell, Cornwall

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High Cross Street
St Austell
PL25 4AN

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The first Quaker Meeting House
in St Austell was built in Workhouse Lane in 1690 and then a second was built in 1726 in High Cross Street near
the Police Station. During this time all local Quaker burials were at the
Tregongeaves Burial ground at St Mewan. The current Meeting House was built in1829 on the other side of High Cross Street together with its own Burial Ground which was registered in 1834. The first burial recorded in St Austell was in December 1832.

Meeting House is adjacent to St Austell Railway Station, which was opened in 1859.

All the Headstones have been moved to the edge of the ground and it is not clear which belong and which were removed from Tregongeaves in 1965 – 1970. Those that I am sure were brought here I have uploaded to the original entry.

Meeting House is adjacent to St Austell Railway Station, which was opened in 1859.