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Famous graves in Manchester's Southern Cemetery.
The Tour concludes with five significant names of national and even international importance.
We start off by hunting down the grave of Len Johnson, the boxing champ who was denied honours because of his ethnicity, who later became one of the most prominent civil rights campaigners in the UK.
Next is Philip Baybutt, a working class man who travelled to the US in the mid-19th century and got caught up in the Civil War. Fighting for the Union forces, he came home the first English recipient of the Medal of Honor.
Then we find the notorious Conservative Transport Minister, Ernest Marples, whose corruption led to the demise of British railways, and who avoided thirty years of tax by fleeing to Monaco never to return.
Finally we see one of the victims of the Munich Air Crash of 1958, William Satinoff, who was the only fan onboard the plane and sadly did not survive. He was very good friends with our final stop, which is that of Sir Matt Busby, the Man United manager and former Man City player, who did survive Munich and went on to become a legend of the game.
Thus concludes six videos and twenty famous graves. A visit to the cemetery in person is highly recommended, if only to find a handful of these graves.
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