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Unmarked burial site at Royton Cemetery in Oldham contains 145 stillborn children, 128 babies and young children and 29 adults.
The discovery was made by a woman searching for the last resting place of her twin brothers, who died in 1962 .
Councillors Maggie Hurley and Jade Hughes have called for a memorial to the buried children.
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