Excerpt from Jordans: A Quaker Shrine Past Present
At the time of the first record of Quakers in Buckingham Shire, in 1655, the farm was tenanted by or in possession of William Russell, who became a Quaker, and who was undoubtedly in possession in 1671, as he sold part of the land, known as the Well Close Hedgerow, for use as a burial-ground.
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