He allowed extramural burials in its unconsecrated soil, which became popular with Nonconformists--those Protestant Christians who practised their faith outside the Church of England: unlike Anglican parish churchyards, the burial ground was open for interment to anyone who could afford the fees.
He allowed extramural burials in its unconsecrated soil--those Protestant Christians. These Protestant Christians practised their faith outside the Church of England. Its unconsecrated soil became popular with Nonconformists. The burial ground was open for interment to anyone. This was unlike Anglican parish churchyards. This anyone could afford the fees.