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Could not say yes or no for certain but I find it highly unlikely.
The poor devils who died in the plague were buried in a hurry and in unmarked graves but there would be some information somewhere.
I visited a "Plague Village" in England when I was over there, that is a stupid thing to say, how could I visit if I wasn`t there. DUMMY.
Where was I,Oh! yes, there were sings out side the homes recording the people who had died, one woman lost husband and children, remarried and lost the new husband.
There was one grave in the local church yard of a woman who had died of the plague.
I forget the reason but she is one of very few who were buried in "Holy Ground"
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