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Monday, 26 August, 2002, 16:26 GMT 17:26 UK
Ancestors traced at cemetery
More than 200,000 people are buried at the cemetery
Local history enthusiasts have helped people trace ancestors buried in a Leicester cemetery.

The Friends of Welford Road Cemetery made the offer as part on an open day on Monday.

Organisers armed with maps and lists of graves helped visitors find where their forefathers were buried.

More than 200,000 people are buried on the site - but there are just 40,000 known graves, and only 10,000 have headstones.


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