 According to Sanger, the Law Courts now stand on part of the site.According to George Sanger's 1910 biography "Seventy Years a Showman", Enon Chapel was licensed for burials in 1823, which continued until the minister died in early 1842.The vaults beneath the meeting-house were turned into a burial place, which Walter Thornbury's 1887 "Old and New London" says "soon became filled with coffins up to the very rafters, so 
that there was only the wooden flooring between the living youth and the festering dead".