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These settlers were three men – Seventh Day Baptists – from Berlin and Brookfield, New York: Clark Crandall, Nathan Green, and Edward Green.
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These and Edward Alleyne were officers and benefactors of the parish charities and St Saviour's Grammar School.
These remains were subsequently interred in Westminster Abbey ; however, in 1789, when restoration work was being carried out at the tomb of Edward IV in Windsor Castle, the coffins of two mysterious, unidentified children were found in what appeared to be a secret vault adjoining the main vault of the king and queen.

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