Kensal Green Cemetery

George Bridgetower

1778–1860 (age 82)

Kensal Green Cemetery

George Bridgetower’s virtuosity and presence in London’s musical circles helped broaden the capital’s appreciation...

Thomas Turton

1780–1864 (age 84)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Thomas Turton was a mathematician whose scholarly contributions advanced nineteenth-century mathematical science.

Charles Lock Eastlake

1793–1865 (age 72)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Charles Lock Eastlake shaped British art institutions through his scholarship and stewardship as the National Gallery’...

Baden Powell

1796–1860 (age 64)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Baden Powell was a 19th-century mathematician and clergyman whose work advanced mathematical education in England.

William Mulready

1786–1863 (age 77)

Kensal Green Cemetery

William Mulready was an esteemed genre painter whose compassionate portrayals of domestic life resonated across 19th-cen...

James Barry

1789–1865 (age 76)

Kensal Green Cemetery

James Barry was a surgeon whose career contributed to medical advancement during the nineteenth century.

George Thomas Smart

1776–1867 (age 91)

Kensal Green Cemetery

George Thomas Smart was a respected conductor and composer who enriched London’s musical scene and guided emerging art...

John Leech

1817–1864 (age 47)

Kensal Green Cemetery

John Leech was a renowned Victorian illustrator whose witty and socially conscious artwork defined an era.

John Thomas

1813–1862 (age 49)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Architect John Thomas blended classical form with modern purpose, leaving enduring public works across Britain.

Horatio Thomas Austin

1800–1865 (age 65)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Horatio Thomas Austin was a naval officer whose career contributed to British maritime exploration and service.

John Dickinson

1782–1869 (age 87)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Inventor John Dickinson transformed papermaking with pioneering machinery and a steadfast dedication to civic improvemen...

William Makepeace Thackeray

1811–1863 (age 52)

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William Makepeace Thackeray was a celebrated Victorian novelist whose works offered penetrating social commentary.

Hugh Falconer

1808–1865 (age 57)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Geologist Hugh Falconer explored prehistoric landscapes and advocated for rigorous scientific inquiry.

Anne Isabella Byron

1792–1860 (age 68)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Anne Isabella Byron was a nineteenth-century writer and intellectual whose work contributed to Victorian literature.

Anna Brownell Jameson

1794–1860 (age 66)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Writer Anna Brownell Jameson offered eloquent, compassionate reflections on art and women’s lives.

Richard Roberts

1789–1864 (age 75)

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Richard Roberts was an engineer whose innovations in machinery contributed to Industrial Revolution advancement.

John Hobhouse, 1st Baron Broughton

1786–1869 (age 83)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Baron Broughton combined political reform with literary curiosity, documenting journeys and public life with insight.

Thomas Wakley

1795–1862 (age 67)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Thomas Wakley was a politician and reformer whose advocacy contributed to nineteenth-century social progress.

György Kmety

1810–1865 (age 55)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Military leader György Kmety upheld liberty through courageous service and enduring advocacy.

Joseph Locke

1805–1860 (age 55)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Joseph Locke was an eminent engineer whose railway innovations shaped Britain's nineteenth-century infrastructure.

Catherine Hayes

1818–1861 (age 43)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Operatic soprano Catherine Hayes charmed audiences internationally with her luminous voice and heartfelt performances.

John McDouall Stuart

1815–1866 (age 51)

Kensal Green Cemetery

John McDouall Stuart was a botanical collector and explorer whose work advanced nineteenth-century scientific knowledge.

Thomas Jefferson Hogg

1792–1862 (age 70)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Writer Thomas Jefferson Hogg chronicled the Romantic circle with insight and upheld its ideals through his own letters a...

William Rodon Rennalls

1789–1863 (age 74)

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James Leech Ridgway

1799–1862 (age 63)

Kensal Green Cemetery

James Leech Ridgway was a revered bookseller whose shop nurtured readers across London.

Charles Spencer Ricketts

d. 1867

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Thomas McMahon

1779–1860 (age 81)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Thomas McMahon was a career military officer noted for his steady leadership.

Thomas Taplin Cooke

1782–1866 (age 84)

Kensal Green Cemetery

William Atherton

1806–1864 (age 58)

Kensal Green Cemetery

William Atherton was a lawyer respected for his counsel and civic engagement.

William Batty

1801–1868 (age 67)

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William Edward Love

1806–1867 (age 61)

Kensal Green Cemetery

William Edward Love, the impressionist, charmed 19th-century audiences with his mimicry.

William Henry Smith

1792–1865 (age 73)

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William Moorsom

1804–1863 (age 59)

Kensal Green Cemetery

William Moorsom was an engineer whose surveys and designs helped shape Britain’s railways.

William Tooke

1777–1863 (age 86)

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John Cassell

1817–1865 (age 48)

Kensal Green Cemetery

John Cassell was a pioneering media proprietor who championed education through affordable books.

Charles Edward Grey

1785–1865 (age 80)

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William Williams

1788–1865 (age 77)

Kensal Green Cemetery

William Williams was a statesman devoted to parliamentary service.

William Baly

1814–1861 (age 47)

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Robert William Sievier

1794–1865 (age 71)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Robert William Sievier was an inventor and artist celebrated for his ingenuity in sculpture and innovation.

Richard Thomson

1794–1865 (age 71)

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Henri Jean-Baptiste Victoire Fradelle

1778–1865 (age 87)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Henri Jean-Baptiste Victoire Fradelle was a painter whose portraits captured the dignity of his sitters.

Charles Selby

1802–1863 (age 61)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Charles Selby was a nineteenth-century actor whose career contributed to the theatrical landscape of early 1800s England...

Richard Flexmore

1824–1860 (age 36)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Richard Flexmore enchanted Victorian theatre-goers with his expressive pantomime and enduring warmth.

William Mawdesley Best

1809–1869 (age 60)

Kensal Green Cemetery

William Mawdesley Best was a nineteenth-century barrister who contributed to the English legal profession.

Saba Holland

1802–1866 (age 64)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Saba Holland was a nineteenth-century writer whose literary work contributed to Victorian letters.

Henry Roxby Beverley

1790–1863 (age 73)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Henry Roxby Beverley charmed audiences as a comedian whose lively wit enlivened the Victorian stage.

Robert Roxby

1809–1866 (age 57)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Robert Roxby was a nineteenth-century stage actor who contributed to Victorian theatrical performance.

George Perry

1793–1862 (age 69)

Kensal Green Cemetery

George Perry enriched the musical world with compositions that balanced discipline with heartfelt expression.

Charles Ross

1799–1860 (age 61)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Charles Ross was a nineteenth-century politician whose career reflected his commitment to public service.

Tompson Chitty

1815–1863 (age 48)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Tompson Chitty practiced law with clarity and integrity, earning respect as a barrister of steady counsel.