article_snippet: Other skeletons at the burial site include that of a mother and her two children (above).
article_snippet: Most of the remains are unidentified since the burial site did not keep the remains own burial records when the remains was used between 1569 and 1738 .
article_snippet: the Bedlam burial site was the first in London which was not associated with a parish church and so many remains are unknown.
article_snippet: Scientific analysis of the remains will help provide new insights into the lives and deaths of early modern Londoners.
article_snippet: Scientific analysis of the remains will help provide new insights into the lives and deaths of Londoners .
article_snippet: the site was the first in London which was not associated with a parish church and the site did not keep a parish church own burial records.
highlights_snippet: Mother and her child buried side-by-side are among remains to be removed .
  